Nearby Town Happenings Report Various Local Items
Peterson Patriot notes Fred Krueger, ex-resident of Peterson, died at his farm near Peterson. Marcus News cites a $25,000 suit in Cherokee district court over alienation of affections. Storm Lake high school lost 18 to 12 at Emmetsburg. Galva reports the death of Mrs Mary Challman in Galva from cancer. Spencer Chronicle mentions a record cattle shipment to Everly. Storm Lake Register covers the clean lakes movement, algae fight costs, and a state takeover proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus News
Cherokee
Ed V. Coon
J. A. Miller
Fred J. Imlay
Cleghorn
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Storm Lake
Emmetsburg
Galva
Mary Challman
Wm. Molloy
Storm Lake Register
Clean Lakes Movement
Aurelia High School Benefit Program For Athletics
A Friday evening event on November 1 funds the Aurelia high school athletic association. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for students. Distributed by Miss Aylesworth and teachers, the program includes a musical play The King of the Elves and parts by the High School Orchestra and Glee Club with a one act play by pupils.
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the- Aurelia High School Athletic Association
Aylesworth
Newman
Wright
Wilson
Bailey
Zweifel
Gutz
Aurelia Football Secures Fourth Straight Win Over Meriden
Aurelia high school remained undefeated with a 6 to 0 home victory against Meriden last Friday. The decisive score came late in the final quarter after Aurelia dominated yardage and first downs, with two close passes setting up the touchdown by Peterson.
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Meriden
Aurelia
Bengtson
Neville
Lockin
Peterson
Schaller
Marcus
County Agent Attends Ames Meeting and Life Convention
G A Ellis county farm bureau agent attends the county agents meeting in Ames this week and will stay for the country life convention opening Thursday. Andres Moody manager of the F W Woolworth store improves after car accident near Everly causing two fractured vertebrae and a back strain. he was hospitalized in Spencer. The closing out sale of R G Knox stock of dry goods and ready to wear begins today as Knox retires from retail. Steve Melter buys the Willard radiator and battery business on Pine Street from R H Kuhris and takes over the entire operation.
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G. A. Ellis
Farm Bureau
Ames
Ellis
Country Life Convention
Andres Moody
F. W. Woolworth
Spencer Hospital
Moody
Everly
R. G. Knox
Mr. Knox
Steve Melter
Willard Battery
Pine Street
Willard
R. H. Kuhris
County Legion Convention Planned in Aurelia
Advance notice of the Cherokee county Legion meeting at the Legion hall and Community building in Aurelia on Tuesday November 12. Sessions open to the public with invited speakers. A banquet supper with 60 cent cover follows a free program. Notify Bruce Hoder ness by November 9 to reserve plates.
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Cherokee County Legion
Legion Hall
Aurelia
Legion
Bruce Holderness
Sudden Death of Mrs John Steemke in Cherokee
The sudden death of Mrs. John Steemke of Cherokee occurred Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. H. Bischel. She aged 80 last December and had recently broken a hip two weeks earlier. Funeral services are set for Friday at three o'clock at the Bischel home, with interment in Aurelia Cemetery beside her husband.
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John Steemke
W. H. Bischel
Bischel
C. C. Hansen
Poison case leads to arrests in LeMars area
Miss Clara Stipsky of Remsen was blinded after drinking spiked coca cola at a Remsen restaurant after a night out with Jos. Bauer of Merrill. Warrants were issued for Leonard Schorg and Jake Raveling. Schorg bound over to the grand jury on liquor nuisance charges with a $1000 bond. Raveling was at large. authorities suspect bootlegger-supplied poison liquor. Three others who drank that night were unaffected.
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LeMars
Clara Stipsky
Remsen
Heath
Sacred Heart Hospital
Stipsky
Jos. Bauer
Merrill
Sioux City
Grimes Place
le Mars
Geo. W. Sturges
Leonard Schorg
Jake Raveling
J. G. Koenig
T. C. Parker
Schorg
Koenig
Kaskey Elected Head of Business Men's Assn
C H Kaskey was elected president of the Business Men's Association at the noonday luncheon on Tuesday this week J C Nelson was chosen vice president and Edward Brummer secretary and treasurer Further directors will be elected at the next meeting Future meetings will be held every Monday at 12 lunch served and a business session to follow Nonattendance is criticized as neglect of town business interests.
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C. H. Kaskey
Business Men's Association
J.C. Nelson
Edward Brummer
Closing of Brooke estate sale in Brooke township
Real estate from the Carrie M. Christensen estate in Brooke township sold. Mary Peterson buys 160 acres near Greenville Clay county for 160 an acre. Walter Christensen takes 200 acres at 125 an acre. Hans Smith purchases 120 acres from the home farm. Buildings to be erected north of Highview school at 130 an acre. Anton Christensen buys 160 acres pasture land at 60 an acre. Merrit Hoffman buys 160 acres of improved land 11 miles north of Alta at 45 an acre. Flash light batteries 2 for 1c.
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Alta Advertiser
Carrie M. Christensen
Brooke Township
Mary Peterson
Greenville
Clay County
Walter Christensen
Hans Smith
Highview Consolidated School
Anton Christensen
Christensen
Alta
Merrit Hoffman
Bischel Named Dean of Toy Bankers in Ad Series
The Sentinel profiles Jas. F. Toy and the Toy bank managers led by Bischel cashier of the First National bank Aurelia. Bischel, with 38 years in Aurelia and Asia banking, began as a bookkeeper and rose to cashier here for 24 years. E S Kiernan Wakefield NE and E H Sprecker Remsen IA also appear among the officers.
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Jas. F .Toy
The
Sentinel
Mr. Toy
Sioux City
Toy
W. T H. Bisehel
First National Bank
Bisehel
Tey
Aurelia
Asia
Aurelia Bank
A. J. Whinery
Alta
Bischel
E. S. Kiernan
Wakefield
Nebraska
E. H. Sprecker
Remsen
Iowa
Methodist Church Notes Rally Day Starts Sunday
Notice from Pastor J. F. Moore says Sunday School begins at 10 o'clock before the 11 o'clock preaching service. Rally Day activities and special numbers will mark the opening of the Sunday School. Plan to attend and support a banner day.
Alta News Items Highlight Local Marriages and Obituaries
Marriage licenses listed for Oliver M Lansen and Dorothy Skeels in Elk Point South Dakota with Delmont address. Church sale in Alta to Carl Anderson for 500 dollars. Ann Bailey born in 1839 died in Alta Iowa in 1929 aged 90. Alta business group plans paying program mid November. Lambert J Larson wed Alice Bong in Cherokee at her parents home.
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Oliver M. Lansen
Dorothy Skeels
Elk Point
South Dakota
Delmont
Alta
Oliver
Storm Lake
Sioux City
Town City
Congregation of God
Carl Anderson
Ann Bailey
Sheffield
Yorkshire
England
Iowa
Sesson
First Trust & Savings Bank
Lambert J. Larson
Lars Larson
Alice Bong
E.bong
Cherokee
Rapp Hardware Co Promotes Allen Advantage
An advertisement from Rapp Hardware Co highlights their Allen brand circulator as the essential tool with complete features.
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Rapp Hardware Co
Illinois Central Agent Weds Missouri Woman
K. O w. TN of this place and Mrs. Hattie Gunsolley of Independence Missouri wed at the bride’s home on Saturday afternoon October 12. Rev. J. A. Gunsolley officiated. The groom has served as royal agent for the Illinois Central railroad here for 27 years and co owned the Leeckin hotel for 25 years. The bride was the widow of the brother of the groom’s former wife. A reception for about thirty relatives followed, with a second reception Sunday evening. The couple arrived home Monday and are receiving good wishes.
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K. OW. TN
Hattie Gunsolley
Independence
Missouri
J. A. Gunsolley
Hill
Linois Central Railroad
Leeckin
Pall Boar Brings $90 At Lakeside Farm Sale
Storm Lake Register reports Lakeside Farm Poland Ching sale yielded ten fall boars averaging $60.75 and twenty spring boars $37.25 each. Top price reached $90 paid by John Fitch of Lake City. second high hog sold for $10 to R A Corbin of Dunell Minnesota. Other buyers included towns across Iowa and Minnesota.
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Lakeside
Storm Lake Register
John ‘T. Edsom
Poland
Ray Jones
Sae
John Fitch
Big Shorthorn Cattle Breeder
Lake City
R. A. Corbin
Dunnel
Minnesota
Halstein
Marcus
Aurelia
Humboldt
Sac City
Schaller
Varina
Jolley
Rock Rapids
Marathon
Alta
Albert City
Newell
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notice
E F Webbing, pastor, invites congregants to Sunday morning services in the American language at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Sunday School at the usual hour.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
E. F. Webbing
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Miss Neta Reckott and Mr. Clifford Coombs wed at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. W. A. Parks officiating. Other items note a Durce dersey boars sale led by K P Gearke, gifts averaging 84 dollars, a October 27 bond election for a 165000 dollar Aurelia schoolhouse, and pastor moves from Diamond to Seary. Twenty years back, work began on a new bank and hardware store construction, cold weather delaying cement sideworks, plus a reception for Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Empey at the Methodist church.
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Neta Reckott
Clifford Coombs
W. A. Parks
K.P. Gearke
Durce Dersey
Aurelia
Jou
Dow Aanl -Fandly
le Sealey
Harry Mo. Barns
Diamond
Seary
Town
W. B. Empey
Methodist Church
Correction of Open Dates for Pheasant Season
The notice clarifies pheasant open season dates: October 30 is skipped, with October 31 and November 1 2 included. The mistaken dates causing confusion are corrected to October 30 as the start, then October 31 skipped, followed by November 1 and 2.
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Blatchfords
J. C. Nelson
Fred Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Spencer News-Herald
H. S
Farmers National Bank
Aurela, Iowa
County Seat News
Business Men’s Ass'n
Brooke Estate
Mummert’s
Frank F. Faber
Toy Bankers
J. F. Moore
Alta News Itens
Illinois Central
P.S
Aurelia, IA
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