Local Officials Split Over Regional Health Plan
Clay county supervisors rejected recommendations for a three county health setup while retaining a public health nurse and medical director. Peterson High School’s Geo W Johnson will stay in Peterson. Marcus hosts a successful Livestock Show and Industrial Exhibit drawing countywide attendees.
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Peterson
Clay County Board of Supervisors
Clay-Dickinson-Buena Vista
Peterson Patriot
Geo. W. Johnson
Peterson High School
Glenwood
Marcus News
Marcus
Marcus Playground
Cherokee County
John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Service Notice
John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church in Aurelia invites all members and visitors to worship next Sunday at two o clock on September 20 led by Rev. August Bock.
Pilot Rock plowing match draws record crowd in Cherokee area
The 29th annual Pilot-Rock plowing match at the Cliff Chapman place west of Cherokee attracted a record crowd. Don Graham won sweepstakes with 91.50. Lawrence Kohns 91.00. George Clark 89.00. Floyd Lux 88.60. Angus winner Lloyd Carlson Meriden judged grand champion. Hereford winner Filmore Olson Cherokee. shorthorn winner Sherrod Olson Cherokee. Market pig champion Orville McDonald led another year. pulling teams from Herman Fiiking LeMars and E B Mosier LeMars highlighted the event.
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Cherokee Times
Cliff Chapman Place
Cherokee
Don Graham
Lawrence Kohns
George Clark
Floyd Lux
Creston Rupp
Lloyd Carlson
Meriden
Pilot Rock
Melvin Johnson
Aurelia
Richard Akers
Orville McDonald
Lawrence French
Marcus
Filmore Olson
Marvin Grauer
Louis Rae
Donald Sullivan
Sutherland
Phillip Peterson
Sherrod Olson
Willmar Lamont
Herman Fiiking
E. B. Mosier
LeMars
Garden Club Closes Season's Activities
The Aurelia Garden Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Fred Jordan's home. New officers elected: President Fae Fraser, Vice President Frank Jordan, Secretary and measurer B. L. Troup. Programs featured Phyllis Jordan violin solo, papers on chrysanthemums and house plants, and a talk on the Maine and Canada trip by Miss Bess Pitcher.
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Aurelia Garden Club
Fred Jordan
Fae Fraser
Frank Jordan
B. L. Troup
Clyde Beeghley
Phyllis Jordan
Geradine Mummert
Maine
Canada
Bess Pitcher
Fred Wieland
Winter trip notice from Washta Optometrist James McDonald
The office of James McDonald the Washta Optometrist will be closed from October 3 to May 1. The ad notes winter fishing at St. Petersburg Florida known as the Sunshine City and invites visits during off-hours.
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St. Petersburg
Florida
Sunshine City
James McDonald
Washta
Women’s Club Holds First Meeting of Year at Pitcher Home
The Women’s Club opened its 1936 87 season at Bess Pitcher’s home on September 11 with 21 members present. Effie Waddell led the session, followed by a program from Blanch Hickey and Pitcher including songs by Lola Hickey and a playlet Ladies Man by a group of members. A covered dish luncheon concluded the gathering, and the next meeting is set for October 9 hosted by Mrs. Mabel Waddell with Olive Johnson and Mildred Whitney in charge.
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Woman’s Club
Bess Pitcher
Effie Waddell
Blanch Hickey
Lola Hickey
Florence Will
Gladys Glaw
Farmers Elevator Co sells corn oats and feeds
Farmers Elevator Co manager C DeVries advertises corn and oats for sale with farm feed options and tankage prices. Also notes wedding stationery available at Sentinel.
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Farmers Elevator Co
C. DeVries
Sentinel
County Ladies Aids Meet At Aurelia Methodist Church
Registered delegates 142 and other visitors filled the Aurelia Methodist church for the County Ladies Aid association meeting. The day featured talks by Miss Flora Quinn of Marcus on Women of India, a noon luncheon, plays, and various devotional and social activities led by local church groups. Next year’s meeting will be at Mt Olive Baptist Church and was opened by greetings from local clergy.
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Methodist
Aurelia
County Ladies’ Aid Association
Woman's Club of
Washta Federated Church
Association
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Flora Quinn
Marcus
McCulla
Lloyd Scheerer
Jatin Barry
O. C. Waddell
Verne Culver
Theresa DeVries
C. C. Beeghley
Frank Waddell
H. V. Hitchcock
Mary Fraser
L. M. Johns
Washta Ladies’ Quartet
High School Football Set for Cleghorn Friday Nite Clash
Coach Paulson and the Cleghorn rivals meet in a Friday night county conference game with Cherokee county title implications. The season opens next Friday at home against Sioux Rapids, a conference matchup as well.
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Paulson
Cleghorn
Sioux Rapids
Windstorm damages tents at Pilot-Rock plowing match
A Thursday night windstorm wrecked plowing match tents and stands in Pilot Rock. Damages exceed 500 dollars to the Livestock Breeders association tent and a Fort Dodge Tent and Awning tent. One food stand end was smashed and clean up began Friday as rain added to the wreckage with most exhibits moved earlier.
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Cherokee Times
Livestock Breeders’ Association
Fort Dodge Tent & Awning Company
Association
Sentinel Promotes Subscriptions for Sioux City Papers
The Sentinel urges readers to sign up for subscriptions to both Sioux City papers, offering convenient access and ongoing reader service through the authorized agency.
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the Sentinel
Sioux City
Indictments in Cherokee County Include Liquor and Fowl Theft
Grand jury returned indictments against five men with four charged for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and one for larceny of domestic fowls. Eighteen Cherokee county residents found employment in August through the National Reemployment Service, with 11 in regular jobs and seven temporary. The Daily Times straw ballot favored the old parking-diagonal system by a large margin. Mrs. Frank B. Carr was chosen to represent the Methodist church at the annual conference for four years. Cherokee county 4-H boys will enter 29 calves and twelve pigs in the Interstate Exposition at Sioux City September 21-24.
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Grand Jury
Cherokee County
National Reemployment Service
George Collins
Iowa
Daily Times
Frank B. Carr
Sioux City
Farm Bureau
Pheasant and Quail Seasons Studied for Open Regulation
The conservation commission's division of fish and game studies open season rules for pheasant and quail. Tentative regulations may be ready for the October 6 meeting with public hearings to follow in pheasant and quail territories. Authorities note sufficient populations in most counties and consider county wide openings for quail where feasible.
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Division of Fish and Game
The
Conservation Commission
Don Lununbua Lifnal Ubunash Edwin Trigg Pastors Schedule
The text lists church activities with Pastor Edwin Trigg leading the service at 11:00 a.m. and a church school at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship occurs at 11:00 a.m. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7:00 p.m.
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Lununbua Livnal Ubunash
Edwin Trigg
Looking Back Into The Past
Looking back at past items from The Sentinel recalls bus drivers listed Otto Matzdorf Ira Mann Md Rice Ro N Cammack Herbert Will Otto Plauta Zoma Coombs and J Shank. Mrs John Geuther wins the largest cucumber contest with a 13 ounce 16 inch cucumber.
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Fen
Otto Matzdorf
Ira Mann
MD Rice
Ro N. Cammack
Herbert Will
Otto Plauta
Zoma Coombs
J. Shank
John Geuther
The
Sentinel
Game Laws Update on Squirrel Rabbit Seasons and Licenses
The daily squirrel bag limit is six per person replacing ten. Rabbit and squirrel seasons run September 1 to January 15, 1987. Residents must have a hunting license. landowners and tenants and their children may hunt on private land during open season. Duck stamps required for duck/geese on own land. license does not grant firearm possession rights. Pistols and revolvers are not defined as game but may be used in takings.
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A. Bock
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Ray Parker
August Dreier
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Smith Post
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Hacke
Sac City
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Garden Club
Farmers National Bank
County Ladies
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Anmtart
Don
August Fett
Mamie Schwentzer
John Allen
John Bremer
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