Aurelia Sentinel Ownership Report and Local Notes
Ownership details for the Aurelia Sentinel dated 1942 listing publisher E C Lighter Aurelia Iowa owner and officers sworn affidavit. Local social notes report visitors births church work and community events in Diamond Center Cherokee County Iowa including figures such as Mr and Mrs Gus Garich Venice California Mrs C A Peterson Hartzell crew Mes: Liming remains in Diamond and Good Hope and 4 H club activities at Annie and Elsie Freese home with upcoming meetings.
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State of
Iowa
Cherokee
E. C. Lighter
Wull
Aurelia Sentinel
E. C
Lighter
Aurelia
ELC. Lighter
C. A. Peterson
Deila
Gus Land
Gus Garich
Venice
California
Hartzell
Diamond
Faye
George T. Anderson
Alta
Ben Galvin
Kenneth Leeds
Good Hope
Diamond and
C. L. Liming
Diamond Ladies Aid
Tom Holmes
Bess Pitcher
Will Haight
County Farm Bureau
J. S. Linquist
Mr. Linquist
Community Visits Highlight Weekend in Iowa Township
Mrs. Peter Linquist hosts in OsKaloosa while Mr. and Mrs. Worley visit C. L. Limingard family. LeRoy Hench and Mix attend M. E. conference in Sioux City. Hickey family plus Grandma and Luella join in Sioux City visit to Ivan Winter. Rasche family from Storm Lake also visit Linquist relatives in Silver Township. Vernon Liming and choir friends gather for Good Hope practice. Vera Nordstrom teaches at Alta and Vera Otto visits Galva. Galva residents Clemens and Ted Holtz visit Nordstrom home.
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Peter Linquist
L. A. Worley
Oskaloosa
Towa
Sioux City
Ivan Winter
Luella Hickey
M. E
Ernest Rasche
Storm Lake
J. S. Linquist
Cecelia
Dorothy
Melvin
Linquist
Phillip
Silver Township
C. L. Liming
Good Hope
Earl Bruce
Vera Nordstrom
Alta
Erna Otto
Edgar Speckerer
Galva
Ray Clemens
Ted Holtz
Theodore Nordstrom
Mt Olive News and Social Happenings and 1932 Senate Run
Local notices detail visits and gatherings across Mt Olive area from Cushing to Cherokee. Guests include the Gee Stoneking family, Ernest Johnson, Karl Kahl, Pete Feverson, Lloyd Ohlson, Nina Ohlson, Louis Bengtson, and many others. A 1932 political notice appeals to voters in Plymouth Ida Cherokee districts for State Senator.
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Gee. Stoneking
Cushing
Edgar Johnson
Minor
Watt Crippen
Johnson
Karl Dlerold
Dan Dubes
Aurela
Dean
Wynona Vance
Steubenville
Ohio
Oon
J. W. Richardson
Bessie
Horton
Cherokee
Earl Crippen
Cecil Wall
Alta
Oscar Carlson
August Peterson
C. J. Johnson
S. P. Bengtson
Floyd Allen
Mildred
Harold Allen
Robert Lenz
Washta
Lois Sellers
Pomeroy
Victor Frank
Fred Hallbaurer
Baby
Sioux City
B. H. Dukes
Donald
Leonard Anderson
Keneath Leeds
Plymouth
Ida
Cherokee Counties
Aurel ia Consolidated School Notes Highlight Class Activities
Readings cover nature study on fleshy fruits apples leaves and trees. Grades detail spelling drills arithmetic progress and birthday observances. Pupils report on drawings design in art and rhythm. Senior year sketches include physics hydraulics and mock Congress notes.
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Cora Williams
Jordan
Will
Dawson
Dorothy Bergquist
Keith Carde
Darlene Grienke
Dae Larson
Clayton le
Howard Nelson
Hazel Danielson
Arlene Waddell
Merrill Tutt
Merrill
Commercial Club
Donald Nelson
Lorraine Nelson
Maxine Dubes
Bertha Engdahl
Ardell Gerjets
Paul Niles
Deloris Petersen
Ruth Rutter
Bonnie Whiting
Fern Grieme
Crystal Harker
Herbert Harrison
Adrian Kline
Harley McKinnis
John Mongan
Gladys Gustafson
Alvar Niles
Walter Noble
Robert Parrott
Viola Petersen
Lois Pixler
Ralph Ruebsam
Evelyn Schroeder
Roland Stiencke
Billy Trease
Hubert Voepel
Deloris Peterson
Clyde Erickson
Me.t
Dorothy Beegmey
Lilly Bergquist
Evelyn Blanch
Freddie Daniels
Frances Dubes
Marvin Lehnhardt
Irene Paulson
Donna Rydstrom
Vera Swanson
Lois Whitney
Betty Coombs
Paul Holderness
LaVon Holmes
Alfred Johnson
Marvin Kolpin
Earl McKinnis
Bonnie Mummert
Burnette Neville
Robert Petersen
Junior Rapp
Dale Robar
Shay
Congress
Charles Brockin Brown
John Woolman
Hartford Wits
Washington Irving
Knickerbocker
Miss Simmons
Most Trying Child and the Nurse's Remark
A plainspoken exchange between a mother and child. Little John says the nurse calls him the most trying child ever, prompting a simple parental reassurance about effort and effort paying off.
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John
Words in Demand from Senator Sorghum
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum noting constituents demand explanations. He says this is the first time in years they want talking more than handshakes.
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Senator Sorghum
Yenra
Washington Star
Proposal Sparks Daring Romance at Brief Courtship
A playful exchange unfolds as a man declares marriage after a three day courtship with a witty reply from the woman. The man insists, claiming a longer acquaintance through an indirect tie to her banker father.
Underworld Discovery Sparks Advertising Plot
A fragmentary exchange notes an underworld discovery and a farmer remark about people stopping to view the scene. The dialogue mentions reform, Washington Star advertising, and chorus girls, hinting at a sensational report and public interest.
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Goldurn
Not Quite 100 Per Cent Car Toyed With
A buyer returned a secondhand car after finding most parts functioned except the horn. The seller questioned the issue as they attempted to diagnose the faulty feature and complete the deal.
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Walt
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Paulson-Finkbine Lbr. Co
the Aurelia Sentinel
Diamond Center News
Cherokee County
Sue
BE. C. Lightes
P H. OH. Devloff
MT. Olive News
Aurelia Consolidated School
Wendell Anderson
Kenneth Bjorklund
Virginia Carlberg
LaVorne Clymens
Robert Fassler
Dean Gilbert
Arleen Gustafson
Violet Honsbruch
Junior Kastengren
Leland Kolpin
Lucile Kruse
Beryl Mae McKinnis
Geradine Mummert
Everette Nelson
Jean Simmers
Dorothy Thevenin
Peggy Waddell
Erhardt Wehking
George Wharton
Ruth Wogahn
Mrs. Williams
Aileen Waddell
John Ruskin
Tom Sawyer
Lincoln
Dagmar Bergquist
Eileen Christensen
Roberta Dawson
Daily News
Mary Fraser
Kahuda
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