Happenings in Nearby Towns Chronicle Local Events
Storm Lake Register reports a Cherokee county gang disrupted by Game Warden John F. Holst. Marcus News notes the Mar Marcus founding celebration drew 4000 first day and over 5000 second day attendees. Peterson Patriot covers Western Asphalt Paving crews reaching Peterson and moving toward the O'Brien county line to begin work. Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune highlights the Farmers Holiday no violence plan in Buena Vista county with orderly picketing. Remsen Bell notes a mass farmers meeting over produce bans near Remsen voting to lift the ban. Holstein Advance reports Father Julius J Berger leaving Our Lady of Good Counsel church for hospital chaplaincy duties in Sioux City.
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Storm Lake Register
Cherokee County
John F. Holst
Marcus News
Marcus
Peterson Patriot
Western Asphalt Paving Company
Sioux City
Peterson
O'Brien
Harry Noel
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Buena Vista County
Tony” Thompson
Storm Lake
Holstein
Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church
Julius J. Berger
Father Berger
St. Joseph's Hospital
No Services Next Sunday at St Paul’s Lutheran
St Paul’s Lutheran Church announces no services next Sunday. Pastor E F Webking leads the congregation with a brief notice of cancellation and reference to a rescheduled service date.
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ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. F. Webking
Cherokee County News Headlines From Cherokee Papers
Charles Edward Bush dies after long illness at his home. Cherokee 4 H girls win more prizes at the state fair. Trial docket lists 118 cases including 11 divorces and multiple foreclosures. Pheasant hunting closed in county despite earlier open-season hopes. Wescott park picnics rise to 7 277 from 146 cities. Rural schools open fall term. 71 teachers gather for supplies. High school enrollment expected to exceed last year by at least ten students.
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Charles Edward Bush
Cherokee County
Canning Project
John F. Holst
Wescott Park
Chas. Weekes
Lulu Rose Orr
N. D. McCombs
Butler Road Bond Test Case Decided
Judge J. J. Clark of Butler county held the 60 percent affirmative vote requirement for issuing county bonds to pave primary highways is constitutional. The ruling bars bonds when the majority vote falls short of 60 percent and the decision will be appealed to the state supreme court as a test case. A Cherokee county petition was not pressed, and Butler's case will be advanced for early hearing.
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Cheroke Simes
J. J. Clark
Butler County
Cherokee County
Clark
Supreme Court
Enrollment gains noted at Aurelia Consolidated School
The Aurelia consolidated school opened with six more students than last year. High school grades 9–12 total 101 versus 99 previously, while junior high grades 7–8 rise to 63 from 61. Enrollments show near equal gender distribution, with girls slightly ahead by one, and a full start after morning registrations.
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Aurelia Consolidated School
B. L. Troup
Troup
New Chemical Trialed Against Leafy Spurge
An ammonium sulpho cyanate treatment was applied to a pot of leafy spurge at the Whiting farm near Aurelia to test its effectiveness in eradicating the pest. Results vary with climate, so Iowa growers seek confirmation before widespread use.
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Bureau Exchange
Robert
Aurelia
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Whiting
Former Cherokean Named High Government Envoy to Three Nations
Irving Lindberg, a former Cherokean, is appointed envoy extraordinary to Germany, Sweden and Italy. Since 1912 he has worked in Nicaragua rising from commission position to collector general, with prior service on Taft’s economy efficiency commission. Born in Cherokee in 1885, he is the son of Chas. and Mrs. Lindberg. his mother was informed by The Daily Times.
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Cherokee Times
Irving Lindberg
Germany
Sweden
Italy
State Department
Lindberg
Nicaragua
United States
Taft
Economy Efficiency Commission
University of
Former Aurelia Girl Weds KSCJ Radio Announcer
Announcements from here report the marriage of former Aurelia resident Miss Doris Baumann to Mr. Rodney Dean of Sioux City on Saturday September 3. The bride worked in the Sioux City Journal office after leaving Aurelia about 14 years ago. The groom is a popular radio announcer at KSCJ. New fall hats and caps are now on display at Peta's Style Shop.
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Aurelia
Doris Baumann
Rodney Dean
Sioux City
Sioux City Journal
Journal
KSCJ
Peta’s
State to Probe Picket Shooting Near Cherokee
County Attorney R G Rodman said a state investigation will be launched into the wounding of 14 farm holiday road pickets near Cherokee. James Ig Risden of the state bureau of criminal investigation announced the action, with a special agent to work independently of local officials. Over 3,000 farmers signed a petition urging the probe be moved to the state level.
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Cherokee Times
R. G. Rodman
James Ig. Risden
State Bureau of Crimminal Investigation
Cherokee
Dan Turner
Art ‘Tilton
Redman
Risden
Althose State
Objectives of nursing program set out at the school service
The six month service starting September 1 is outlined in a communication from Lulu Xose Orr county superintendent of schools. The Red Cross and County Association assist in health supervision of pupils, screening for health deviations, and teaching healthful living. It covers disease control, prevention, school hygiene, room conditions, growth records, home conferences, junior councils, preschool programs, and adult home hygiene classes through publicity and talks.
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Lulu Xose Orr
Cunty
Red Cross
County A. B. Association
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Coming Year
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Robinson’s home on Tuesday. New officers were elected and a pageant titled America for Me was set for September 20 at the Community hall with admission 10 cents. Elected officers include President Inez Larson Vice President Elizabeth Faber Second Vice President Loretta Pruitt Historian Marie Beeghley Chaplin Mrs Emma Rapp Sergeant at Arms Ruby Nedler ness Executive Board Alice Scott Fern Robinson Margaret Scott.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Robinson
Inez Larson
Elizabeth Faber
Loretta Pruitt
Marie Beeghley
Chaplin
Emma Rapp
Sargeant At
Ruby Nelderness
Alice Scott
Fern Robinson
Margaret Scott
Congregational Church Service Schedule
Edwin Trigg, pastor, leads church services with church school at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p m.
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Christian Endeavor
Miss Stelen Morrissey to Teach in Hayden Colorado
Miss Stelen Morrissey daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Morrissey will leave Friday morning for Hayden Colorado where she will teach again the coming year. Also list notes on Adeline Berger injured in an auto spill and Kenneth Hanson wed to Phyllis Alger in Storm Lake. Oliver Lansen to play professional football with the Brooklyn team in New York City this fall. Everett Lund and wife sail to Syria where he takes a biology post at the American University.
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Stelen Morrissey
Pat Morrissey
Hayden
Colorado
Adeline Berger
H. C. Berger
Manson
Merchants of
Alta
Alta Commercial Club
Kenneth Hanson
Phyllis Agler
Marathon
Baptist Parsonage
Storm Lake
W. d. Robinson
Oliver Lansen
New York City
Brooklyn
Oliver
Iowa City
Everett Lund
Syria
Lund
American University
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hold Meeting at Cherokee
The L. A. Wescott Post No. 2253 met at Cherokee on September 1 with acting commander W. D. Anderson Jr. presiding. Officers for the next year were nominated including Commander W. D. Anderson and C. E. Beasley, with other posts filling key roles. the committee on picnics announced cancellation of the picnic and the meeting adjourned.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Cherokee
L. A. Wescott
W. D. Anderson
Cc. E. Beasley
Ronald Dyslin
C. Shafer
Marcus
Otto Martin
E. R. Crane
E. IE. Crippen
J. G. Malone
L. C. McCulla
R. L. Woodley
R. W. White
All Stars Capture Storm Lake Tourney Crown
Aurelia's All-Star kitten ball team won first place in a Storm Lake tournament last Sunday afternoon. They defeated Storm Lake 8 to 4 in the opener and beat Alta 6 to 4 in the final. Matzdorff and Rapp powered Aurelia in both games.
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Aurelia
Storm Lake
Alta
Matzdorff
Rapp
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years
A collage of dated local items notes purchases, obituaries, and events from twenty years ago. Names such as Carl J. Hauenen Es Bauminn WOTGTC and Jd. CG. Nelson appear among community happenings including a drugstore sale and a disbanded ball team.
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Apo O. B. Kast
Vwagrocuil
PA. Bar
Carl J. Hauenen
Es. Bauminn
Sepcomuer & Pubes & Unison
Brocuera
Raucun
Alan Uvglebe
Auroha
Early maturing potatoes should be dug and stored properly
Irwin of the Vegetiable Groups advises digging early maturing potatoes now to preserve quality. He notes temperature affects storage and suggests piles no deeper than three to four feet and keeping storage rooms ventilated to maintain ideal conditions. More guidance appears in Extension Service bulletin No. 184, Home Storage of Vegetables.
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Irwin
Lowa
Coller
Erwin
Quight
Extension Service
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Butler Road
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokean
Legion Auxiliary
Alta Advertiser
All-Stars
Sentinel
Ahiss Manel Donahson
Kkubert
Mr. Iid Airs
Pasoud
Lois Duiouay
Vaney
Bopethe
Wil Cupe
Segor
Jd. CG. Nelson
W. As. Guiham
Ammenace
Suart Waters
Alta M. Foust
Ness
First National Bank
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