Happenings From Nearby Towns Paint Colorful Regional Scene
Storm Lake reports algae control costs reaching about 4100 this year including an 850 fee to Dr Domogalla and 8100 pounds of copper sulphate on hand. About 8800 has been spent this year for the chemical 45000 pounds being purchased. In Buena Vista County pheasant hunting will be limited this fall per Dan Fuller the local game warden. A notable wedding occurred Tuesday at St Johns Lutheran Storm Lake with Hilda Dlugosch marrying Vernon W Peterson. William FE Medlicott of Albert City was killed in a two vehicle crash near Marathon on No 10 highway. County Attorney Welty halted Sunday dances at Lake Okeboji in Arnolds Park. Robert Clemens farm near Galva sold for 200 per acre to Fritz Kuertz with possession March 1 1930. Ervil Rapp enrolled at Buena Vista College Storm Lake preparing for football training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake Register
Domogalla
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Buena Vista
Dan Fuller
Iowa
Fuller
Storm Lake
William J. Mareth
Rockford
Illinois
Spencer News-Herald
Arnolds Park
Kenneth B. Welty
Dickinson County
Lake Okeboji
Galva Tribune
Diamond Township
Galva
Robert Clemens
Fritz Kuertz
Galva State Bank
St Pauls Lutheran Church Announces German Sunday Services
E F Wehking, pastor, invites parishioners to Sunday services in German next morning with Sunday school at the usual hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
E. F. Wehking
Alta News Items Highlight Local Marriages and Sports
Q G Church bought the Lawrence I Johnson electrical business. Rus sel Yaw and Evelyn Carlson wed at Cherokee Methodist parsonage. Thirty huskies join Ira E Perry football drills with ten returnees and twenty newcomers. David Sprague marries Opal Wheat at Ames Collegiate Methodist church. Alta reports progress on paying program with street excavation and curb work continuing through delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Yaw
Alta Co-operative Creamery
Evelyn Carlson
Albert Carlson
Cherokee
M. P. Arrasmith
Ira E. Perry
David C. Sprague
A. P. Sprague
Alta
Opal Wheat A
Charles A. Wheat
Storm Lake
Ames Collegiate Methodist Church
U. S. Football Season Opens Friday Next Week
Aurelia High School prepares for the opening game September 20 against Quimby with about 18 candidates. Coach Anderson emphasizes weight advantage, experienced captain Lockin at end, and nucleus of Peterson and Bengston in the backfield. Seven home games loom with community support urged.
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Anderson
Quimby
Aurelia
Peterson
Bengston
Lockin
Aurlia High School
Suport
Cleghorn
Marcus
Washta
Alta
Aurelia School In Full Swing
Aurelia consolidated school enters its second week with full department function and a strong start. Enrollment stands at 332 with 31 freshmen. tuition pupils from outside the district are increasing, totaling $2,100 last year and $1,700 the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Aurelia Consolidated School
C. BE
Early Settler J S Mummert Dies After Illness
J S Mummert of Aurelia died at 4 30 am Thursday after a brief diabetes illness lasting about three weeks. A lifelong resident, he and his wife moved here 51 years ago after marriage and ran a farm then an Aurelia implement business. Survived by wife and four children George D A Maude and John Q Mummert. Funeral services set for Sunday at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Mummert
Mr. Mummert
Aurelia
George Mummert
D. A. Mummert
Maude Sweet
John Q. Mummert
Methodist Church
Parrott Farrow Wedding Reported At Sioux City
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Farrow and Mr. Lloyd Parrott occurred in Sioux City on Wednesday of last week September 4. The couple, long known in the Aurelia area, will reside on the Parrott farm near Aurelia where the groom will continue farming after their return from a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Farrow
Lloyd Parrott
Sioux City
Peter Farrow
Aurelia
Frank Parrott
Mrs. Parrott
Parrott
Elsie Planalp-Kreger Weds Los Angeles Man
Storm Lake friends learn of the August marriage in California of Mrs. Elsie Planalp-Kreger formerly of Storm Lake and Mr. Lee Crandall of Los Angeles. The bride, once active in Storm Lake art circles, is widowed. Crandall is a noted contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Planalp-Kreger
Los Angeles
Storm Lake Register
Storm Lake
California
Lee Crandall
Ed Kreger
Aurelia
Crandall
Mrs. Crandall
Sweets Big Show Here Two Nights Next Week
Geo. D. Sweet and his company of favorites perform two plays under a big tent in Aurelia at the city park on September 19 and 20. "Smilin' Through" is a Langdon Martin comedy drama praised as a major stage success, with Jane Cowl famed in its runs. The second night features "Mary's Other Husband" a farce filled with witty dialogue and rambunctious merriment from New York and Chicago.
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Geo. D. Sweet
Aurelia
Mr. Sweet
The
Sweet Players
Langdon Martin
Jane Cowl
Mary
New York
Chicago
W F M S Elects Officers and Holds Winners Lunch
The W F M S of the M FE met at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year. President Mrs Frank Waddell, Vice President Mrs J F Moore, Treasurer Mrs Clyde Mummert, Secretary Mrs Ella Dick. Losers in a contest entertained the winners with lunch and a social hour followed.
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M. FE
Frank Waddell
J. F. Moore
Clyde Mummert
Ella Dick
Peculiar Fitness of Trees as National Memorials
A historic overview explains how select trees in the United States serve as living memorials to great events. It highlights the General Sherman sequoia in Sequoia National Park as a prime example and notes other trees linked to Washington’s Mount Vernon and the White House in Washington.
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United States
Forestry Altmanie
American Tree Association
General Sherman
Washington
Mount Vernon
Palace
St. Petersburg
Cause and Effect Advice Misquoted by Oregon Guard
A Eugene Guard column quotes a well known psychologist on smiling and mood, noting the phrase look happy may pay off. The piece comments on social expectations and the value of smiling in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Womans Club of Aurelia Sets Yearly Program
The Womans Club of Aurelia outlines a new year of activities starting with a September 13 covered dish luncheon at the Congregational church. The program includes monthly meetings, officer roles, and a calendar of speakers and subjects from California to New York, with an annual luncheon and club directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club of
Aurelia
Congregational Church
Luneheyn
Luella Hickey
Wilkenson
Woman's Auxiliary Elects Officers At Legion Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion met at the Legion hall to elect officers and hear reports from Mrs. Clyde Beeghley and Mrs. Frank Faber who attended the state convention in Iowa City. Luncheon was served by Mrs. August Nelson and Mrs. B. Butterfield. Officers elected include President Mrs. Clifford Ohlson, First Vice President Mrs. Fred Fassler, Second Vice President Mrs. Frank Faber, and Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Bruce Holderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Clyde Beeghley
Frank Faber
Iowa City
August Nelson
B. Butterfield
Clifford Ohlson
Fred Fassler
Bruce Holderness
Poultry Marketing Discussed In Town Meetings
Poultry marketing conditions affecting profit and loss will be discussed in 52 town meetings over six weeks. The sessions, arranged by local farm bureaus with poultry buyers and state and federal agriculture departments, will feature two speaker teams. One meeting is set for Storm Lake.
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Towa
Federal Departments of Agriculture and
Towa State College
Storm Luke
For Sale Item Appears in Local Column
A local for sale listing invites offers on an item described only as available now. The column notes contact details and a closing date for bids or inquiries. No other specifics are provided.
Cherokee couple heads for Los Angeles after Minnesota trip
Mrs. Dan Hankins and son Don ald returned Friday from Minnesota and Lake Okoboji to Cherokee and left by auto for Los Angeles where Don ald will attend the University of Southern California. Mrs Hankins remains to handle business while her husband recovers in Sioux Valley hospital. Dr G L Watson remains unconscious after a Friday accident in which he sustained a skull fracture. His wife Mrs Lucy Watson died Saturday at age 75 at her home without knowledge of his accident. Maxine Gordon and six others escaped serious injury when the Buick sedan she drove slid down a Main Street hill and crashed over an embankment. all occupants unharmed.
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Dan Hankins
Donald
Minnesota
Lake Okoboji
Los Angeles
Calif
University of Southern California
Hankins
Okoboji
Sioux Valley Hospital
Jurred
Lucy Watson
Ofelock
G. L. Watson
Watson
Willow
Second Streets
Ime
Claude Beasley
Maxine Gordon
J. W. Gordon
Lewis Hotel
Owas
Towa Boys and Girls Mare Wonderful Showing
Towa boys and girls sold 105 head of baby beeves on closing day of the State Fair for SOS 830.84 or 162.80 per head. Mo G. Phormbure, secretary of Agriculture and superintendent of the division, praised the exhibition and the pig and lamb club shows plus dairy and cattle displays. May Thornburg also lauded the event as a milestone in youth and home livestock development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Mo G. Phormbure
May Thornburg
Methodist Ladies Aid Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
The Methodist Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon to elect officers for the ensuing year, transact business, and enjoy the social hour before serving supper. Officers elected were President Mrs W A Lewis, Vice President Mrs Wm Diercks, Secretary Mrs Clyde Muamimert, and Treasurer Miss Edith Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo AL Lewis
Wm. Diercks
Clyde Muamimert
Edith Marsh
Looking Back Into the Past in At ton Township
A retrospective column recalls August 4 1910 weddings and local happenings in At ton township. Miss Augusta Hasenwinkle married Ernest Tuttle at German Latheria church by Rev Baumann, with Robert Monean noted as a community leader. several property trades and business changes are listed, including purchases of homes on Main Street and a dray line. The piece mentions local schooling, a principal and assistant principal, and names many residents tied to early 20th century life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yen
Augusta Hasenwinkle
Mr Ernest Tuttle
Atton Township
Baumann
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Reported Across Counties
Reports to the Werther and Crop Bureau indicate serious hog cholera outbreaks this season. Veterinarians note higher virulence and whole herds at risk without vaccination, with past losses in Iowa reduced by preventive methods but potential new fatalities if infection spreads.
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Werther and Crop Bureau
Tews Department of Agriculture
Stantation Sonek
Othe Mastern
Iowa
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Ervil Rapp
Buena Vista College
Alta Advertiser
Q. G. Church
Lawrence I. Johnson
U. S
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia School
Borane
Panetta
Sweets
Womans Club
J. C. Nelson
W. HU. Bischel
Washington, D. C
A. I. Hickey
Arthur Fraser
Bess Pitcher
C.H. Kaskey
New York and Vicinity
Stella Blanch
Zelda Chamberlin
W. H. Bischel
A. H. Eddy
B. Waddell
National Parks
J. M. Whitney
Miss
Estella
W. G. Whitney
Be, Day
Estella Blanch
A. EE. Hickey
Womans Auxiliary
County Seat News
Methodist Ladies
Robert Monean
Leekin
Bae Wares
Aed
John Mumimert
Jo Shanknew
Ap. Farrow
Dick Hansbrugh
Hhdsie Nelson
Saturdias
Audubon
Vic O
AJ Roger
Omaha
Optical Coutso
CP. Converse
Hickey Brothers
Ivof, Beak
Julia Porter
First National Bank
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