Diamond Center community notices from Mrs Haight column
Diamond Center civic items list visits and meetings. Teachers from Diamond attended a Sioux City meeting last Friday. Several residents visit relatives in Aurelia Holstein Storm Lake Galva Hanover Alta and Storm Lake. Civic Club meeting hosted by Mrs Herman Linquist with fifteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Sioux City
Will Haight
M. V. Haight
Howard
Aurelia
Iriday
Des Moines
Ira M. Stevens
Edward Mortensen
Mortensen
Near Spencer
J. S. Linquist
Linquist
C. A. Peterson
Della
Ben Galvin
Canova Miller
Holstein
Frank Ericson
Hanover
W. F. Hickey
Sunday Dinner Guests Fill Herman Otto Home
Hanover area social notes list Sunday guests at multiple homes including Germantown Storm Lake and Manson. Events include lantern slide presentation on a Brazil mission with a free will offering and a Young Peoples Society social at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Otto
John Brockman
Germantown
Edmund Otto
Billy
Charles Zwemke
Edwin Schmidt
Schaller
John Schmidt
Albert Lietz
Ernest Neuman
Storm Lake
Esther Radke
Erna Otto
Minnesota
Adolf Grieme
Arontd
Arlene
Henry Gerke
Grant Township
Anna Partridge
Albert City
Floyd Martin
Vernon
Ralph Martin
Albert Moschell
Alvira Buman
Marjorie Heikens
Richard Heimbruck
Manson
Fred Hustedt
Lucille Dreyer
Aurelia
Leslie Millard
Stella
Grandpa Menke
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Lucile Dreyer
Mary Hartman
Arney Larson
Alta
Raymond Anderson
Pastor Hartmeister
Paulljua
Brazil
Young Peoples Society
Oscar Peterson
Shennandoah
Omaha
John Johnson
Iowa City
Music in ancient lifeways across early civilizations
A historical note reflects on music as a cultivated art in rising civilizations. It mentions Egyptians and Greeks using harps, flutes, trumpets, ginres, and drums as central to cultural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limes
True Beauties of Art and Thought in Painter's Work
An exploration of the true beauties in art and thought as expressed by a painter. The piece reflects on how beauty emerges from creative effort and the harmony between vision and craft.
Aurelian Consolidated School Notes Chronicle
First Six Grades report color booklets completed and a ten color sequence. New first grader Jean Ann Hupp joins as enrollment reaches 35. Second grade notes honor roll and new aquarium. Halloween art themes. new pupil Byron Preul boosts enrollment to 31. Third grade Red Cross members and music class with bouquet tributes. Fourth grade perfect attendance limited. geography trip around the world. Columbus reading. Junior high flags six-week term start. English sentence study. geography on Middle Atlantic and Oregon topics. libraries and borrowing cards. High School notes cover freshman projects in manual arts, geometry, sewing plans, and a fire study. senior and junior class activities include Latin work, shorthand, algebra, and Benjamin Franklin readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Jean Ann Hupp
Dareld Gerjets
Viola Noble
Orville Peckenschneider
Ralph Sauter
Lee Coupe
Joan Deyloff
Phyllis Engdahl
Betty Phyllis
Lloyd Hermanson
Laurine Zwick
Laraine Preul
Byron Preul
Byron
Red Cross
Frances Kastengren
Jean Mongan
Joyce Hartwig
Eileen Goerner
Mar-jorie Cornwall
Gerald Gerjets
Melba Jean Cardle
Opal Marcus
Myrna Thomas
Doris Nelson
Deloris Nelson
Marvin Davis
Phyllis Bjorklund
Hallis Dann
Pauline Dreyer
Dean Fassler
Frances Fassler
Galen Gilbert
Betty Grienke
John Dunn
Leif Dunn
Caroline Lindsay
Harold Niles
Doris Noble
Betty Pruit
Evelyn Rydstrom
Compton's
Mexico
Caribbean Lands
Middle Atlantic States
Oregon
Terentia
Flaccus
Benjamin Franklin
Congress
Chaucer Study Completes as Renaissance Begins
A class finished the Chaucer and Canterbury Tales unit and is starting study of the Renaissance. The exercise involved copying sentences from the board without error while keeping attention on the board copy.
East Afton and Elk Social Notes Brighten Week
Mrs. Hines birthday party at M Hines home attended by multiple families including the Booths Bricksons Ericksons and others. A car crash near Dexter McQuinn's left Mrs. Ruebsam shaken but unharmed. Nurse Dorothy Stieneke visited before starting work as Dr Knott's assistant in Sioux City. Several visits and greetings described across Aurelia Cherokee and Sioux City with various relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Brickson
Conley Erickson
John Booth
W. M. Booth
M. Hines
St. Vincent Hospital
Sioux City
Knott
Ed Erickson
Cherokee
Aurelia
Florence Soost
Hawarden
Albert Waldo
Washington
John Meisenhelder
Herman Caboth
Chris Caboth
Alfred Stieneke
Dorothy
Clyde Beeghley
Theatre Intermission Row Mixup Cites Toe Tread Row
A stout young man and his lady return to their seats after intermission. He asks the aisle neighbor if he trod on him as he walked out. The neighbor retorts you did and the man declares this is their row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie
Judge Waxem Upholds Town Respectability in Mudville
In a truncated exchange, Judge Waxem dismisses a boastful gangster pretender with plain talk. He jokes about not making court a temple of justice but vows to keep it respectable by removing impostors from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudville
Waxem
Spectacular boxing clash and crowd reaction noted
Report mentions a stunned spectator reaction and quotes from the Philadelphia Bulletin. The exchange highlights astonishment at the fight and a light exchange about whiskey after the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Darwin Islands Link to Charles Darwin’s Evolution Ideas
Islands in the Galapagos are tied to the name of Charles Darwin as the diverse animal life there inspired his early thinking on evolution and natural selection a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Galapagos Islands
Charites Darwin
Ohio Governor Raises First Civil War Volunteer Company
David Tad of Ohio, the first Civil War governor, organized and outfitted at his own expense the first company of volunteers in Youngstown after the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter, marking an early wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sumter
David Tad
Ohio
Youpgstown
Retention Shields Expert Demonstrates in Cherokee
H L Hoffman a former associate of C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields for rupture at the Lewis Hotel in Cherokee on Monday October 19 from 10 AM to 4 PM. He urges early attendance and notes the device holds ruptures during exertion and is sanitary waterproof and durable. Also warns against wearing enlarging trusses and stresses medical consultation. No mail orders. HOME OFFICE 305 Lincoln Bldg Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis
Minn
Cherokee
Lewis Hotel
Home Office
Lincoln Bldg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diamond Center
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Theatre
Mr. Deeds
China
Adel
Gary Cooper
Madeleine Carrol
William Frawley
Dudley Digges
Irene Zwemke
Aurelia Consolidated School
Frank F. Faber
Mgr
East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Mike
W. E. Simonsen
Arthur Brown
O. K. Simonsen
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Aurelia
Iowa
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
A. H. Eddy
Dr. Winfred Moulton
W. G. Port
Aurelia, Owa
Sentinel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!