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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

5

Storm Lake churches seek Arrasmith return for another year

The Storm Lake Methodist church voted unanimously Tuesday to request Dr. M. P. Arrasmith be assigned to the local charge for another year. The action followed a fourth quarterly conference and reflects ongoing clergy staffing at the Storm Lake church.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Storm Lake Methodist Church M. P. Arrasmith Peterson Patriot Brooke Consolidated School W. Wayne Virtue Storm Lake Herald Irene Kracht Brooke Township Okima Chicago Storm Lake

Storm Lake Band Delivers Community Street Concert

Storm Lake's noted band under Albert E. Morse played an excellent program of popular numbers Wednesday evening in our street. A large town crowd enjoyed the concert held after a picnic supper at the town park. Local band committee members W. H. Bischel and H. H. Lockin served coffee and pie.

Storm Lake Albert E. Morse Aurelia High School Our Town W. H. Bischel H. H. Lockin

Damond Center M E Church to Host Guest Speaker

Worship service at 9 46 to 10 45 Sunday school. Kingsley M E Church layman KE S Kitterman will speak on Milkstool Philosophy of Life. Watch your subscription date.

KE. S. Kitterman Kingsley M. E. Church

Aurelia Consolidated School Enrollments Rise Slightly

Supt. B. L. Troup reports Aurelia consolidated school enrollment at 848, up six from opening last year and matching two years ago. High school has 116 students, 60 boys and 64 girls. senior class 21. Grade totals show 348 students overall with shifts between grades.

Aurelia Consolidated School Supt. B. L. Troup

First Trust & Saving Bank to Open in Galva

The Galva Tribune notes the articles of incorporation for a new First Trust & Saving bank to open September 14 in the former Galva State bank building. W. H. Bischel, president and major stockholder, heads the venture with Erwin Kammer as cashier and Lloyd Lamm as assistant cashier. George H. Miller serves as vice president. directors include Bischel Rochau Miller Campbell Peterson Radke and Anderson. Mr and Mrs Kammer have moved to Galva. Lamm and his mother plan to relocate.

Galva Tribune First Trust & Saving Bank Galva State Bank W. H. Bischel First National Bank First Trust & Saving Bank of Erwin ‘Kammér Toy Bank Wakefield Nebraska Lloyd Lamm Storm Lake Geo. H. Miller John Rochau George H. Miller Reg. Campbell Truman N. Peterson Albert H. Radke

Alta News Items and Local Changes in 1934

Miss Elizabeth Herron is elected primary teacher at Eagle Grove school for the ensuing year. Final tribute to William Haxby held at Burley Idaho church on August 18. The Alta Oil Co sold to A B Peterson of Storm Lake with possession August 31. Sigurd Anderson sells Royal 400 station to Anderson Brothers and Texaco in Alta will close. Lester Peterson leaves for Riceville as assistant coach and science teacher.

Elizabeth Herron D. A. Herron Eagle Grove William Haxby Methodist Episcopal Church Burley Idaho

Gruss Reports Twenty Three Football Candidates

Twenty three candidates answered the first call for football with eight returning lettermen including captain elect Chester Mattison Virgil Larson Vere Carrington John Christensen Kenneth Bruce Wilmar Anderson Burdete McKinnis and Thomas Will. The team averages about 137 pounds and will begin with fundamentals and conditioning on the home field against Cleghorn. Eight games are scheduled with one date pending. full schedule to be announced.

Chester Mattison Virgil Larson Vere Carrington John Christensen Kenneth Bruce Wilmar Anderson Burdette McKinnis Thomas Will Cleghorn

Aurelia High School Band Closes Season Under Morse

The Aurelia high school band directed by Albert F. Morse of Storm Lake gave the season closing concert last Saturday evening. The group completed a weather-perfect series of performances with improving numbers and entertaining concerts. Morse will return as director for another year and plans to enter the band in music contests this year.

Aurelia High School Albert FE. Morse Storm Lake Morse

Garden Club Meets and Plans City Park Tulips

Mrs Geo Scott hosted the garden club meeting on Tuesday evening. Members shared delphinium seed experiences and voted to spend ten dollars on a garden reference book for the city library, with the remainder for tulip bulbs in the city park. Officers elected for the year: Mrs Eula Louis president, Mrs Ora Jordan vice president, Mrs Ruth Carlberg secretary and treasurer, Mrs Neal Whitney club reporter.

Geo. Scott Garden Club Eula Louis Ora Jordan Ruth Carlberg Neal Whitney

Army Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near Illinoos Central

An army plane with two flyers landed on the Howard Nelson stubble field across the Illinoos Central track last Saturday due to gasoline shortage. They could not obtain fuel locally but had enough reserve to reach Cherokee landing field.

Howard Nelson Stubble Field Illinoos Central Track Cherokee

Cherokee 4-H girls win state fair honors third straight year

Cherokee county 4-H girls’ club tops Iowa state fair in class for third year running. Miss Dorothy Mortenson and Miss Mae Warrender of Silver township lead the county champion demonstration team to first place. District court opens September 9 with Judge KR Rodman. 68 new civil actions filed, plus 16 divorces since last term. State highway engineers survey US 59 routing through Silver and Pilot townships from Holstein. Mrs Mary Jensvold named permanent director of county relief and social work. Maudwaye Conklin resigns. Mrs John Ogle’s body arrives from Wyoming for Thursday funeral at First Methodist, burial at Afton cemetery.

Cherokee County Des Moines Dorothy Mortenson Mae Warrender Silver Township KR. G. Rodman State Highway Commission Holstein Silver Pilot Townships Maudwaye Conklin Marry H. Jensvold First Methodist Church Afton

Aurelia Seeks PWA Grant to Pave Main Street

Aurelia council aims to secure a Public Works Administration grant to pave two blocks of Main street. A committee of C. H. Kaskey and C. O. Larson will investigate after talks with Cherokee officials. The grant would cover labor and 25 percent of materials. town pays supervising engineer and 75 percent of materials.

Aurelia Public Works Administration C. H. Kaskey C. O. Larson PWA Kaskey Larson Washington Main Street

Clay County Fair to Feature Expanded Night Show at Spencer

Leo C. Dailey proclaims the six day Clay County Fair at Spencer September 9 to 14 as the World’s Greatest County Fair with a bigger program. Free Kid’s Day opens the week and nightly grandstand shows feature nine stars and a 24 girl chorus. Auto races September 10 and 14 promise thrills while harness racing offers $4 500 added money.

Northwest Iowa Clay County Spencer Leo C. Dailey Middle West

Illinois Central marks 15th year of advertising in Aurelia Sentinel

The Illinois Central System entered its fifteenth year of paid newspaper advertising in The Aurelia Sentinel starting September 1920 under C. H. Markham and continued by President L. A. Downs. Messages appear bi monthly in about 500 general newspapers along the Illinois Central lines.

Ilinois Aurelia Sentinel C. H. Markham L. A. Downs Illinois Central

Alt a Man Narrowly Escapes Drowning At Lake

Fey Mieras assistant cashier at First Trust and Savings bank nearly drowned at Lake Okoboji on Tuesday. He dove from a higher ledge hit a rock and lost consciousness. Donald Clark swam to him and pulled him to shore, fifteen minutes passed before he woke. Doctors diagnosed three dislocated neck vertebrae and a deep head wound.

Alta Advertiser Fey Mieras First Trust & Savings Bank Lake Okoboji Donald Clark Fey

Aurelia High Band to Broadcast from Sioux City Sunday

Aurelia's high school band will broadcast Sunday at 4:00 PM over KSCJ Sioux City journal station. The program features the men's double trio and the ladies' trio with additional Aurelia talent. Read the ads.

Aurelia KSCJ Sioux City Journal

Aurelia Past Glimpses: Deaths, Grading, and Local Trades

Mrs. Dana Dawson of Oklahoma City died at Storm Lake after falling from a boat. Mrs. Will Weaver, formerly of Aurelia, died in Cherokee after gallstone surgery. Gravel to be placed on roads near Aurelia. Frank Mummert bought Sutton farm in Afton. Martin Burgeson bought Elk township farm for 195 an acre. Aurelia school opened with 322 pupils. Howard Ogle of Afton township died. Miss Margaret Eddy to teach in Ashton Illinois. Winona Vance left George Garber store to attend Ohio State University. Mrs. George Hansen had gallstone operation in Cherokee. Jas Hartigan returned to Aurelia to run Ford agency. Three decades ago Fred Schroeder planned a brick furniture store. Mummert traded Minnesota land for merchandise and will move to Aurelia.

Dana Dawson Oklahoma City Oklahoma Storm Lake Will Weaver Aurelia Cherokee County Board of Supervisors Frank Mummert Earl Knight Afton Sutton Farm Martin Burgeson Elk Township Burgeson Howard Ogle Afton Township Winona Vance George Garber State University Columbus Ohio George Hansen Jas Hartigan Sioux City Ford Agency Fred Schroeder Parker & Lashell M. Mummert Minnesota Harker

Mrs Fierk Honored by Rural Carrier Auxiliary

Mrs Albert Fierk of this place received a district honor at Milford and was elected vice president of the district organization of rural letter carriers. Mr and Mrs Fierk and Mr and Mrs M Hines attended the convention.

Mrs. Fierk Rural Carrier Auxiliary Albert Fierk County Organ Auxiliary Rural Letter Carriers Milford Fierk M. Hines

Car Fire At Walter Whitney Home Causes Minor Wiring Damage

Fire department responded to a Wednesday night call at the Walter Whitney residence shortly before ten o'clock when a car fire erupted. Little damage was reported to the wiring.

Walter Whitney

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