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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1932

Page

2

Happenings in Nearby Towns and Local Deals

Peterson Patriot reports Jack Sutton sold his lunch room in the Gaskins building to Peter Christensen of Plover who is already in possession. Linn Grove-John Otten was seriously injured when his car was struck and overturned. the driver fled the scene. Farmers Grain & Elevator Co. of Linn Grove bought the Linn Grove elevator from Western Grain of Minneapolis. No. 10 highway work and bridge repairs began, led by Harry Noel. The LeMars farm strike shows little change. livestock slow, milk and eggs ample, buyers active. Newell schools led county prize money at Alta fair with $22.40. Storm Lake schools $18.55, Alta $18. Storm Lake farmers meet at Chautauqua Park to discuss Farm Holiday participation. 15-20 township heads in Buena Vista county attended.

Peterson Patriot Jack Sutton Gaskins Building Peter Christensen Plover Christensen Linn Grove John Otten Otten Farmers Grain & Elevator Company Western Grain Company of Minneapolis Harry Noel Noel LeMars Sentinel Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Newell Alta A. E. Harrison Storm Lake

Congregational Church Service and Wedding Stationery Note

Edwin Trigg pastor leads church school at 10 00 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m weddings stationery advertised in Sentinel.

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Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser

Miss Lillian Larson left for Loveland Colorado to teach next year. Mr and Mrs Wm Zeilman returned to Lake View from an Omaha hospital after eye surgery. Miss Minnie Anderson returns from Columbia University to teach at Storm Lake this fall. Miss Elizabeth Herron sails to Cincinnati for a Student teacher Fellowship at University of Cincinnati. Altaires face liquor charges and are jailed at Storm Lake. Buena Vista banks hold funds tied up in two closed banks with state guarantee.

Lillian Larson Loveland Colorado Wm. Zeilman Lake View Omaha Zeilman Minnie Anderson New York Columbia University Storm Lake Elizabeth Herron DA. Herron Farmers State Bank Rembrandt

Aurelia All-Stars Win Three More Games

The Aurelia All-Stars extended their unbeaten run with a 10 to 0 win over Green Gables of Cherokee. Matzdorff and Grienke teamed for the victory while the Cubs fell 7 to 1 in a forfeit-tinged game. The All-Stars then beat the Cubs 6 to 8 in Galva with Grapenthen and Rapp directing the battery, and the Cubs defeated Hanover 11 to 7 with Evans and Matzdorff sharing pitching duties.

Green Gables Cherokee Matzdorff Grienke Battery Aurelia Cubs Rapp Fred Kaskey Evans Galva Galva Bya Grapenthen and Rapp Hanover

Seventy Rural Schools to Open This Fall

Cherokee Times reports seventy rural schools will open in the county this fall under county superintendent Miss Lulu Rose Orr. Most start dates are Monday August 29 or September 5 with expected overall attendance near 800. A preliminary meeting on Saturday September 3 will present supplies and the year’s plan.

Cherokee Times Lulu Rose Orr Orr

Pickets Desert Cherokee Roads After Shootings

Unrest grows around Cherokee Iowa as farm holiday picketers on county roads were shot at late Tuesday night. Fourteen picketers wounded lightly while authorities deny knowledge of the attack. Officials warn of reprisals and a large influx of sympathizers threatening the city, with vigilantes and armed guards at the courthouse.

Cherokee County Cherokee Art Tilton Sioux City Turner Iowa Court House

Buena Vista College Announces Football Schedule

Buena Vista College opens fall term September 12 with first football practice under Coach Casey. Eight weeks remain until the opener Augustana College at Sioux Falls on September 24. Returning players include Johnston, Johnson, Walters, Nitzke, Couch, Hobson, Davis, Thayer, Bates, Downing, Sweet, Edson, Millard, and Johnson. Schedule lists games at Storm Lake, Crete, Indianola, Pella, Tarkio, and Storm Lake with a Homecoming noted October 8.

Buena Vista College Casey Sioux Falls South Dakota Augustana College Tom Johnston Clarinda Eric Johnson Meriden Arthur Walters New Hampton Julian Nitzke Varina Bill Couch Marathon Oliver Hobson Adair Cecil Davis Gilmore City del Thayer Deer Trail Colorado William Bates Aurelia Ted Downing Ute Harald Sweet Storm Lake Bruce Edson Wayne Millard Fonda George Johnson Estelline

Clay County Fair Ad Campaign Draws Wide Reach

Advertisements spanning four weeks in 103 newspapers within a 100 mile radius of Spencer promote the clay county fair scheduled September 20 to 24. The campaigns boast extensive programs and exhibits rivaling state fairs and emphasize convenience for attendees. Also reported is a Holstein fire at the Vohs home near Holstein, discovered after 10:30 pm with origin unknown and the house unsalvageable.

Iowa Holstein Herbert Vohs Vohs Henry A. Clausen

Cherokee County Seeks 40000 Tax Cut For Next Year

Cherokee county officials and a reform committee urged a $40,000 reduction in the next year’s county levy by eliminating the 44 mills road construction tax. They argued an emergency relief exists as gas tax funds and a year end balance offset the burden. Maintenance stays fixed. Action scheduled Sept 6. A separate vote favored 10 to 25 percent cuts in operating costs of Iowa schools.

Cherokee Times Cherokee County Committee Board of Supervisors Frank Kohn Justin Barry A. D. Bushtow R. C. McKenney Cleghorn Fred Ritchie Marcus Lew McDonald N. M. Nelson Iowa

Clayton Will and Audys Coombs Married Monday

Clayton Will and Audys E Coombs surprised relatives by announcing their marriage at Elk Point South Dakota on August 29 They were attended by Ivan Decker and Olive Coombs The couple are well known in Aurelia area with Will a football and track standout and Coombs a high school band member They will live with Will's mother and Clayton will help run the farm

Clayton R. Will Audys E. Coombs Elk Point South Dakota Ivan Decker Olive Coombs Ray Will Aurelia Zoma Coombs Clayton

Change Time of Recital for Mrs Waddell’s Pupils

The piano recital for Mrs. O C Waddell’s pupils moves from evening to 3 PM on Friday September 2 at the M E church. Participants include Lois Dieterich Eleanor Liming Lenard Liming Anna Paulson Irene Paulson Georgia Robar Virginia Daarlberg Gladys Larson Jeanne Anderson Bonnie Mummert Phyllis Jordan Mariann Jordan Aurelia Schroeder Phyllis Holderness Marian Will Philip Deloris Peterson Margaret Johnson Mary Margueritte Haight Dean Haight and Leora Grieme.

O. C. Waddell M. E. Church Lois Dieterich Eleanor and Lenard Liming Anna Irene Paulson Georgia Robar Virginia Daarlberg Gladys Larson Jeanne Anderson Bonnie Mummert Phyllis Mariann Jordan Aurelia Schroeder Phyllis Holderness

Methodist Church Notes With W H Welch Pastor

Morning service and Sunday school at ten with preaching at eleven on Mappy Homes. Epworth League meets at seven with a playlet Your Flag and My Flag. Evening sermon What think ye of Christ.

Epworth League World Service Band

Cherokee County court files include $92000 damage claim

Among 41 cases filed before last Friday the September term of Cherokee district court lists Elizabeth Bevelhimer v city of Cherokee seeking 92000 in damages for a sidewalk ice fall on Sixth street south of Maple. Sheriff Tilton reports recapture of suspects in a jail escape. car found abandoned near Sioux City. County fair awards include dairy cattle and 4-H judging honors. A church wedding in Cherokee, and county plans to convert four refrigerator cars into cottages for indigent families are noted. Road improvement bids sought for 55 miles of regraveling before season end.

Cherokee District Court Elizabeth Bevelhimer Cherokee Sixth Street Maple Street Sherif Art Tilton Charles A Wildner Ray Maton Louie Ou William Rankin Ernest C. Nelson Valley City N. D Mable Myrtle Hansson Albert Bert Hanson Swedish Lutheran Church County Board of Supervisors Linois Central Railroad Company Cherokee County Ef. W. Dunn

Afton Farm Bureau Holds Evening Meeting

Afton township Farm Bureau members gathered at the Henry Pingle farm home Thursday evening. The Aurelia high school band performed, Mrs. Glenn Loucks led the program, with recitations by Bobby Melton Marion Anderson and Jeannie Melton. Mr Burns of Loomis Co Cherokee readings and a talk on cooperative marketing by a Storm Lake representative followed. Women served refreshments.

Afton Township Henry Pingle Aurelia Glenn Loucks Bobiby Melton Marion Anderson Jeannie Melton Burns Loomis & Co Cherokee Storm Lake Organization

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years in Watertown area

Notes from a page of local happenings recount Ten Years Ago events in Watertown and nearby towns. The itemized list mentions business openings, engagements, marriages, relocations, and minor town news including a jewelry store vacancy, a new store on Main Street, and property transactions among residents like Miss Helen Bong and Mr Gitvenee Uicitns.

Aygo Hidi Carroll Watertown South Dakota O. A. Roger Jewelry Helen Bong Gitvenee Uicitns Gierekee L. B. Milk Los Angeles Catolina J. al. Wood Aiauna Ueaf Kise Nelson Puue Spencer Paulson Brothers Sweetly Apo

Earl Kludas Farm Home Destroyed by Fire

The Earl Kludas farm home on Primary No. 5 between were and Cherokee was destroyed in a storm related blaze early Sunday morning. Neighbors removed belongings from the first floor while smoke and flames spread to the porch. the second floor and basement were lost. Insurance coverage totaling 2.6 thousand dollars with Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association provided partial coverage.

Earl Kudas Were Cherokee Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association

Notice of cash terms for grinding feed starting September

Commencing September 1 our terms for grinding feed will be strictly cash. Prices as usual. 5 and 10. 11 Fraser Eterator. Watch your subscription date.

Fraser Eterator

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Alta Advertiser Aurelia All-Stars Farmers National Bank Aurelia, Iowa Desert Cherokee Roads Clay County Fair Clayton Will and Audys Coombs Methodist Church W. H. Welch Afton Farm Bureau Earl Kludas First National Bank Segoea
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