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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
4
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Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran church the marriage of Migs Dorratta Zoch to Albert Radke of Galva was performed by Rev. Sandrock in a ring ceremony. Linn Grove Independent notes a 13 to 6 football defeat to Albert City. Galva Tribune mentions M F Bock selling six acres of yellow dent corn at 1.25 a bushel to Glenn Challman for seed. Peterson-Patriot reports Mr Scott will take over West Side Garage interests and Lake Register notes two Storm men Tom D Hiler Fortar announce candidacy for Shany.
The Maher farm located one mile west of town was sold at public auction last Friday. The land was almost all tillable and had no notable buildings. D McMillan was the purchaser at a price of 141 dollars per acre.
Pastor G R Gilbert outlines Sunday themes The Garden and the Gardener in the morning and The Sins of Good Men in the evening Miss Norma Lewis teaches the young people meeting at 630 PM The young people Bible study class shows promise Gearke's Duroc Boar Sale set for Tuesday at Aurelia sale barn Ed Gearke offers 40 spring boars with free lunch at noon sale opens at 1 PM
The Bridge Club was entertained by Mrs. A B Lindsay and Mrs. Gus Froning at the Lindsay home in Diamond Township Monday night. An eight o'clock dinner was served by the hostesses and the remainder of the evening was spent playing bridge. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The article notes belts becoming a nationwide trend, highlighting Larson's as a featured retailer with a visible line. It emphasizes wide belts as a dominant accessory in current fashion.
The Sioux Falls team defeated Cherokee 20 to 2 in a Saturday game at Nokomis Park. Dr Booth Miller, longtime medical assistant to Superintendent Donohon at the state hospital in Cherokee, will become first assistant to the superintendent at Roxbury State Hospital in Massachusetts and depart soon. Times editor W R Griffin reports ongoing construction plans for a large new block on West Street.
Sheriff reports Stivers charged with peddling booze at dances nationwide using young girls as co agents. Officers also seized one quart and five pints of alcohol, five gallons of grape wine in a jug and fifteen gallons of spiked wine. Federated Church announces Sunday service with Mrs. E. H. Gillet speaking on The Home and evening sermon Christ an Trial.
Mr and Mrs E G C Lighter traveled to Spencer Tuesday afternoon for the marriage of Edwin H Lighter and Miss Minnie Knudsen of Spencer. The couple will reside in LeMars where the groom works at the LeMars Sentinel office.
A local business initiative invites shoppers to make The Peterson Store their regular destination. The message highlights new stock, friendly service, and convenient hours to attract families and students in the neighborhood.
Interesting items taken from old files of Sentinel recount ten years ago Solomon Swanson of Diamond township to build a two lot garage at Cherokee. B P Hessenius to serve an eight year manslaughter sentence. Mrs Nellie B Fritz and B B Mc
The town mourns the death of 90 year old George Baker whose passing occurred at his daughter's home. Rev. Lockert resigns Mt Olive Baptist pastorate to seek warmer climate due to Mrs Lockert’s health. Local real estate activity sees W J Bischiel moving household goods to Alta and F R Welch moving into a Rutherford farmhouse. Rutherford farm west of town rents to B Butterfield who will take possession November 1, and Mr and Mrs Rutherford plan to move to town. J Lockin sells a 100 acre farm in Afton township to Henry Buddenhagen for 80 dollars per acre. Mrs James Farr dies at her city home.
Auctioneers Rutledge and Larson announce nine market day sales to be held this winter in Aurelia as in prior winters. The events, supported by local banks, were popular last season and will resume with dates to be announced.
The G. J. Lewis estate trustees offer assets including certain book accounts judgments and notes. The McCulla law office and L. P. Nelson act as trustees handling the disposition of these financial claims.
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