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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

4

Social Roundup of Elk Township Visitors and News

East Afton and Elk residents host callers from Gillet Grove Aurelia and Spencer. Families travel to Des Moines Council Bluffs and Wisconsin. School moves noted, Freshmen enroll in Aurelia. local birthdays celebrated. several picnics and visits described with multiple named individuals and towns.

Community Notes and Celebrations From Hanover Area

Hanover area residents attend state fair and visit relatives in Minnesota and Illinois. Clergy ordination at St. John's opens a new school term with Professor Ludwig overseeing upper grades. Dozens of local families host guests, attend gatherings, and report crops and frosts affecting corn and pastures.

Mt Olive Community Notices and Visits

Leslie Paulson baled straw for Louis Bengtsen on Tuesday. Des Moines visitor Miss Allie Swisher stayed with sisters Mrs. Roy Glidewell and Mrs. Claude Jones. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. Margaret Juber and Mrs. Floyd Allen's home with Mrs. Minor assisting. A chicken supper was planned for September 27. Rev. Carstensen leads Evangelistic services most evenings this week and two on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Crippen returned from Dubuque after attending Mr. Smith's funeral. Mrs. Smith formerly Bertha Graham of Mt Olive.

Leslie Paulson Louis Bengtsen Allie Swisher Des Moines Roy Glidewell Claude Jones Ladies Aid Margaret Juber Floyd Allen Minor Aid Karl Crippen Claude Smith Dubuque Mr. Smith Alta Mt. Olive John Bengtaon Louis Raymond Sawvell

Diamond Center News Diocesan Visit and Local Events

Mrs. Joe McBride of Des Moines visited last week at her parents home the Petersons. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith hosted Sunday dinner with the Romines near Storm Lake. Des Moines visitors Ralph Frank and Dean Haight returned after attending the Iowa state fair. Stella Peterson left for Fort Apache Arizona to resume work at the government hospital after a home visit. The Otto family and Vera Nordstrom will teach in Alta and at nearby schools this coming year. Community members traveled to Windom Minnesota for the funeral of Mrs. HinkeLedey.

Gerald Booth M. Hines Aurelia Charles Stanley Jimmie Donald Mickelson Sondra Sue Institute Storm Lake Elsie Mae Haight Helen Booth Darlene Caboth Anne Marie Raymond Leland Matson Highview Theone Stanley Fairview Roger Matzdorff Melvin St Carl Ammons Max Joyce Leland Dawson Gilbert Des Moines Marion Sexton Meridan Ammon Sexton Roy Dietrick Amanda Dietrick Reiman Winona Lorenz Lietz Robert Carlson Minneapolis Waterloo Esther Larson Chicago Kurt Horn Bahr Kruetz Odebolt Otto Galva Stock St. John’s Parochial School Ludwig Horn L. C. Plog Detroit Wm. Glienke Wm. Fredrick Art Fredrick Fred Hinkeldey Herman Winterhoff Phyllis Herman Hinkeldy Sr Martin Milton Vernon Erna Dorothy Otto Diamond Center Elmer Magnusson Margaret Case Alta Anton Larson Fred Wogahn Arthur Chas. Zwemke Irene Zwincke Zwemke Anna Freda Hinkeldey Orville Harms Wilbur Buikendahl Clarinda Lucille Lebeck Herman Hinkeldey Sr U. P. Society Decorah Clarence Elmer Anderson Ed Gustafson Gustafson Elmer Mr. Anderson Sioux City Howard Sawvell Huron South Dakota Chas. Sawvell Berger Samuelson Virgine Chisselville C. A Oscar Gustafson Enoch Nelson Baby Spencer Hospital Carl Magnusen Near Chas. Sawwell Clara Ohlson DeKalb Ilinios T. P. Ohlson A. C. Anderson Edgar Johnson Eric Gustafson Larrabee Phyllis Dukes Nina Ohlson Leora Greime Mable Becker Joe McBride F. O. Peterson McBride H. H. Otto Dorothy la von Fred Radke Darrell Darlene August Miller Charley Smith Lester Romine Ralph Frank Dean Haight Annetta O’meara Sargent Bluffs Iowa Milton Bill Glienke Hanover Vera Nordstrom Alta Consolidated School Clarence Hickey W. F. Hickey Stella Peterson Fort Apache Arizona Government Hospital F. C. Peterson Henry Otto Mina Clarence Specketer Windom Minnesota John Hinkledey Susie Robb Jean Elsie Peterson

Sunday Evening Supper Guests Noted In Local Notices

Community notes list varied visits and events. Names include Herman Linquist Andrew Peterson Sioux City families Haight Freese Heitman Beyer Butcher Des Moines trip for state fair and Margueritte Haight, Gus Peters Cherokee. School updates mention Annie Freese Battle No 6 Ida county and Diamond District No 1 reopening with Phyllis Dukes as teacher. Reverend Burns spoke at Good Hope homecoming and Diamond events.

Herman Linquist Andrew Peterson Sioux City Elmer Melvin Freese Lawrence Heitman Clarence Beyer Willis Butcher Holstein Des Moines Margueritte Haight Gus Peters Cherokee C. A. Peterson Della Frank Maurice Richard Peterson Anderson Wescott Park W. F. Hickey Ivan Winter Victor Frank Paul Frank Washta Clair Parrott Jimmie Aurelia Herbert Frank Margueritte Dean Haight Annie Freese Battle No. 6 Ida County Diamond Alta Galva Phyllis Dukes Mount Olive Harry M. Burns Billie Humboldt L. A. Hunsley Leroy Heach Burns Good Hope Church Good Hope and

Names of Fish Differ Across Regions

The buck bass of Michigan is called a trout in the South and walleye is the yellow pike to commercial fishermen. In the South the same fish is jack salmon. King, quinnat, and chinook salmon are the same species. The black crappie has many names including crap pie calico bass strawberry bass speckle bass and in Michigan a strange label heetweegle? (note: adapted for clarity)

Michigan

Notice of Probate of Will in Cherokee Iowa

You are notified that Augusta Weiland a will dated October 22 1923 has been filed for probate. The hearing is September 21 1935 at 10:00 A M at the Cherokee County Court House before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed as the last will of the deceased.

Augusta Weiland Cherokee Iowa District Court Said

Sheriff Sale Notice in Cherokee County Iowa

Public notice of a special execution auction in Cherokee County Iowa. Lizzie F Langford seeks sale of an undivided one third of William Rurode's interest in SE quarter section 24 93 39 to satisfy a 1935 judgment plus costs. Auction set for September 21 1935 at 10 AM at the Cherokee County Courthouse front door.

William Rurode Cherokee County A. D Lizzie F. Langford Gladys Rurode Harlan Rurode June Rurode Kenneth Rurode Lydia Rurode Dan Rurode Iowa Towit William Burode Cherokee

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