Happenings from Nearby Towns Include Elections and Events
Miss Verna Johnson of Clarinda elected home demonstration agent for Buena Vista and Pocahontas counties to succeed Mrs. Ruth Seaton. County corn husking contest set for Oct 19 at the Charles Kent farm three miles north of theowa. Leonard Schulke injured when horse-drawn wagon ran away. his wife hurt while helping. Funeral services for Mrs. A. D. Bailie held at Lake Side Presbyterian Church after long Storm Lake residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Verna Johnson
Clarinda
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Ruth Seaton
Hicks
Kossuth
Charles Kent Farm
Theowa Canning Company
Galva Tribune
Leonard Schulke
Holstein Advance
Holstein
Wendell P. Crane
Storm Lake
Republican Caravan to Cross Cherokee County Tuesday
The Sentinel advertises a Republican caravan through Cherokee County on Tuesday October 25 with speaker George Wilson Iowa governor candidate. Stops include Aurelia 10 00 a m Cherokee 11 30 a m luncheon at Lewis hotel Meriden 1 30 p m Cleghorn 1 45 p m Marcus 2 30 p m.
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Sentinel
Cherokee County
George Wilson
Iowa
Aurelia
Cherokee
Lewis Hotel
Meriden
Cleghorn
Marcus
Farmers In Iowa Face Sealed Corn Buyback Rules
Farmers with 50 cent loans on sealed corn may buy back at current market price. The CCC sealed 27,824,965 bushels in Iowa. loans due November 1. Estimated loss to CCC could exceed $6 million if all eligible farmers repurchase under new rules. Multiple options outlined including resealing, selling to others, surrendering to CCC, or paying off loans with absorbed losses. Daniel cited no reason for CCC decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Herbert S. Daniel
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Corporation
RFC
CCC
County Agricultural Adjustment Adminstration Committees
Daniel
Aurelia Football Clinches 6 0 Homecoming Win Over Marcus
Aurelia high school remains unbeaten with a 6 to 0 victory over Marcus on home soil during homecoming. A lengthy parade preceded the game, featuring the student body, two school buses, 16 decorated cars, band, pep squad, and clown outfits. Robar scored the lone touchdown on a reception after a long drive, with the extra point failed. Governor Kraschel outlined Storm Lake reclamation plans including a 260 acre park and new bathing beach as part of the lake redevelopment funded by state and WPA funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia High
Marcus
Aurelia
Main Street
Rapp
Porter
Robar
Aurelian
Aurelia Boys
Parrott
Marcus Boys
Coach Poulson
Marvin Lehnhardt
Herbert Fassler
Adrian Kine
John Mongan
Robert Reilly
Harold Anderson
Bud Porter
Dale Robar
Robert Parrott
Lydell Rapp
Don Porter
Storm Lake
WPA
Cherokee Times Reports City Paving OK and County News
Final federal approval arrived for Cherokee city's new paving program after Clerk J A Cary returned from Omaha. A large semi-trailer wrecked over the Illinois Central overpass on North Second Street causing more than 1000 dollars in damage. About 140 guests expected at the 4 H Achievement Banquet at Immaculate Conception church hall next Wednesday. Independent candidate Andrew Willadsen announces for Cherokee County sheriff in November election.
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J. A. Cary
Omaha
Ilinois
Gentral
North Second Street
Cherokee County
Immaculate Conception Church Hall
Pitcher
Gus Peterson
William Heinseth
James Gay
Earl Fraser
Ray Nelson
J. M. Whitney
J. A. Rapp
L. P. Nelson
Irwin C. Kroll
Neil DeViers
Iowa corn crop estimate for 1938 set at 442 million bushels
Federal statistician Leslie M. Carl pegged Iowa 1938 corn output at 442 917 000 bushels, down 12 percent from 1987’s 503 505 000 but above the 1926-1987 average. He noted excellent September weather aided maturation and that late fields also finished well.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Federal
Carl
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Clay
O’brien
Sac
Ida
Plymouth
Woodbury
Pocahontas
Adams
Jurrors Drawn for November Court Term in Multiple Towns
The district announces jurors drawn for the November 1938 term and ordered to appear November 14 at 10:00 a.m. across several towns including Cherokee, Marcus, Meriden, Holstein, Quimby, Washta, Paullina, Aurelia, Cleghorn, Larrabee and more, listing numerous juror names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traal Jurrors
Geo. Allen
J. J. Ament
Gladys Ballantyne
C. Busser
Alice Daniels
John Coupe
Dull
William’ Garlow
Leonard George
Dale Gifford
John Godwin
G. E. Hass
Mable Jackson
Roy Jensen
Frank McFarland
Clara McWilliams
Thomas Patterson
Tom Rankins
H. V. Richards
John Stevens
R. H. Stevenson
Robi. Sutherland
Irving Toner
L. O. Wheelock
E. F. Whitmer
Fred Wittie
Marcus
Ivan Brown
Ruth Case
Jennet Coburn
Joseph Delaney
Henry Dorr
Harry Hazen
Richard Kenney
Tom King
John L. Miller
Leon Mitchell
Matt Schmillen
Maude Williams
Pierson
May Barwick
Meriden
Gust Bergstrom
Holstein
Glen Dipperly
Quimby
Floyd Cochran
Ernest Fassler
Lillian Johnson
F. L. McCorkle
Helen Pinkerton
Washta
Bertye Conley
F. G. Hiller
Olive O’neal
Helen Woods
Paullina
Laura Englund
Aurelia
Edna Gearke
Blanch Jones
Otto C. Mueller
Ronald Rice
R. W. Thevenin
F. D. Waddell
Cleghorn
Mrs. Bert Lundell
Lee C. Nafziger
Larrabee
L. D. Smith
Demos Rally Draws 125 in Cherokee Meeting
A Democratic rally was held in Cherokee on Tuesday with 125 attendees including Iowa figures. Main speaker was Lucy Hall state superintendent of public instruction on schools and education. Vincent Harrington and Florence Lynch also attended along with other local leaders. Dr McDowell, visiting from New York, is retiring after 88 years of ministry.
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Iowa
M.J. Gilleas
Marcus
Lucy Hall
Vincent Harrington
Sioux City
Harrington
Lucy Richardson
Florence Lynch
Tobe Diamond
Sheldon
Dr. Joint of
le Mars
Plymouth County
Philetus H. McDowell
Glen Falls
New York
Minnie Gearke
McDowell
Minnie Lu Gearke
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Mt. Olive
Navy Day Proclaimed by Mayor Matzdorff in 1938
Navy Day observance marked on October 27 1938 with Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday noted. Proclamation urged display of national colors, civic participation, and recognition of the Navy as first line of defense. Sig Matadorff urged citizens schools and churches to join the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Forget-Me-Not drive planned in Alta by veterans group
The Disabled American Veterans of the World War sponsor the Forget-Me-Not drive scheduled for Saturday in Alta. Roy Peterson, son of Oscar and Mrs Peterson of Maple Valley, has joined the U S Cavalry and goes to Ft Mead. Loyld Bahr and Bertil Lindquist of Alfa return from Navy training in Chicago for a short leave. Clem Keyes is county chairman of Buena Vista Soil Conservation with Julian H Jensen as vice chairman. Roy H Wilkinson honored at funeral held at J Wilkinson home. Radio tubes for sale at the Drug Store.
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Alta
Roy Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Maple Valley
United States Cavalry
Ft. Mead
South Dakota
Loyld Bahr
Bertil Linidquist
Alfa
Navy Training School
Chicago
Clem Keyes
Buena Vista County Soil Conservation Committee
Julian H. Jenson
J. W. Wilkinson
Roy H. Wilkinson
Pleasant fall weather noted despite last year’s snow
The article recalls a warm spell with temperatures near 80 degrees and contrasts it with a year ago when 15 above zero and five inches of snow blanketed the area. It also mentions paving operations south of McQuin corner halted for a couple days due to weather. Read out for sale column this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
McQuin Corner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cross County
Bulldogs
Kraschel
Storm Lake Park
Cherokee News
Cherokee Times
Andrew Willadsen
First Trust & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Demos
Matzdorff
Sig Matadorff
County Board of Supervisors
Diamond Township
Galva
Abraham Miller
Fairchild Brothers
Old Legion Hall
W. P. Dawson
Cornell Clover
Wulfport
Miss
Clover
Russell Filson
Fort Dodge
Mr. Filson
Fred Daniels
Albert Grashoff
Ernest Sherkenbach
William Sherkenbach
Minnesota
Fred Schroeder
Is. A. Bundy
C. A. Blair
Speelman Drug Store
Alta Advertiser
T Akso
Orposttoor
Farmers National Bank
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