Local News Items Highlight Community Visits and Meetings
Harry Howell visits Omaha on business. Afton League of the 4 Leaf Clover to meet at Shir ley Robinson's home Saturday. Claude Davis leaves for Iowa City to resume university studies. Congregational Ladies Aid to meet Sept 26 with the first division hosting. Local families visit and travel notes include Parrott, Sauter, Booths, and Hines in Sioux City. Aurelia seniors held a weiner roast at Storm Lake. Mt. Pleasant church hosts county Ladies Aid convention on Sept 26.
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Afton League
4 Leaf Clover
Shirley Robinson
Insurance Service Promotes Local Business
Mike Dick of Cherokee visited Aurelia as a business caller Monday. A H Buss of Glidden spent Thursday and Friday with the Chas Elliott household. Mrs Royce Stephens left Wednesday to visit her parents in Fordyce Arkansas. Mrs Arthur Ruebsam underwent surgery at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee Thursday. Garden Club ended its 1940 year with a Friday lawn picnic at Margaret Scott home. Pitcher Farm Bureau ladies set September 24 at Mrs Richard Glawe’s for a regular meeting and officer elections. Mrs Dick Sauter, formerly of Art Will farm, has been ill at her parents’ home near Sutherland.
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Arthur Ruebsam
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Garden Club
Margaret Scott
Pitcher Farm Bureau
Richard Glawe
Dick Sauter
Art Will Farm
Fred Martin East
Sutherland
Town Notes on Repairs and Visits
Espy McDeid listed for pump windmill and plumbing work with phone 99. Mr and Mrs 8S M Fouts from Le Mars were business visitors in Aurelia Monday. Ernest Gustafson and Lew Stutz left Monday for a ten day fishing trip in Wisconsin.
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Espy McDeid
le Mars
Aurelia
Ernest Gustafson
Lew Stutz
Wisconsin
Mrs Wm Goodburn moves above library to new rooms
Mr and Mrs William Goodburn moved Monday from apartments in the O W Albright home into rooms above the library. Mr and Mrs Ray Hines and Mrs M Hines were Sioux City callers last Thursday and Saturday, where the latter consulted a doctor.
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Wm. Booth
Bob and Jerry
Mrs. M. Hines
Sioux City
William Goodburn
O. W.albright
Ray Hines
M. Hines
Fishing trip heads north as couples sail Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kohlhagen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snapp left Wednesday morning on a week's fishing trip in northern Minnesota. Mrs. Anna Wart and Miss Maude Wart from Newell were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess McDeid.
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W. G. Port
Herb Grienke
Minnesota
Ed Kohlhagen
Henry Snapp
Anna Wart
Maude Wart
Newell
Jess McDeid
Aurelia Community Club meeting notices and local moves
Local notices report a September 23 meeting for supporters of Wilkie for President in Aurelia with H H Lockin Republican chair. Residents updated include Art, Oscar, and Larson families visiting Des Moines, and Ramona Murray visiting Aurelia en route to nursing study. Other items note Vernon Stephens moving to Sulphur Springs while home is built, Russell Flory visiting from Cleveland, and Evelyn Blanch entering St Marys School of Nursing in Rochester Minnesota.
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Wilkie
Aurelia
H. H. Lockin
Pitcher Township
Local Moves And Family Visits Reported In Iowa Notes
Ed Matzdorff of Storm Lake moved to Aurelia to live with his son Walter after selling his Storm Lake home. Mrs. Gus Torres left Sunday for Baytown Texas following a long visit with her daughter and son-in-law the Thomson family and other relatives from Sioux City. Ben Wieland, who spent the weekend there, accompanied them back.
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Vernon Stephens
Sulphur Springs
Storm Lake
Mr. Stephens
Aurelia
Ed Matzdorff
Walter
Gus Torres
Baytown
Texas
Jack Thomson
Robert Taylor
Sioux City
Fred Wieland
Bennie Wieland
Johansen Family Moves to Aurelia Area
Mr and Mrs Floyd Johansen and their baby from Edmund North Dakota recently moved back to the Aurelia vicinity to live with Mr and Mrs Glen Leeds Mrs Johansen was formerly Miss Shirley Leeds.
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Floyd Johansen
Edmund, N. D
Aurelia
Glen Leeds
Johansen
Shirley Leeds
Local social notes from Sioux City visit and subscriptions
Mr and Mrs Marvin Peterson and son Eugene visited Sioux City on business Tuesday. The Sentinel acts as agent for Sioux City and Des Moines papers. Wm Whitney of Dysart visited Sunday at Mrs Mildred Whitney s home and left that evening.
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Marvin Peterson
Eugene
Sioux City
Wm. Whitney of
Dysart
Mildred Whitney
Local Man Breaks Arm Cranking Car
William Gooburn sustained a fracture to his right arm near the wrist while cranking his car on Monday. Mr and Mrs William Rowley of Alcester South Dakota visited Sunday at Mrs George McAndrew home and with other relatives and friends in Aurelia.
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William Gooburn
William Rowley
Alcester
S. D
George McAndrew
Aurelia
Mr and Mrs Leo Kolpin Move to Sibley for Work
Mr and Mrs Leo Kolpin and their two youngest children Lola and Willford moved Monday to Sibley where Leo has taken employment. He has been working there for the last three weeks.
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Leo Kolpin
Lola
Willford
Sibley
Leo
Christensen Daughter Enrolls at Christian College in Columbia
Miss Hileen Christensen, daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Christensen, was taken to Columbia Missouri by her mother and brother John where she enrolled in a Christian college. They returned home Thursday morning.
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Hileen Christensen
L. E. Christensen
Columbia
John
Christian College
Meier Couple Weekend Visit and McCurdy Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meier of Minneapolis spent the weekend with Mrs. Grace Meier. They attended Edwin McCurdy’s funeral on Sunday where Arthur served as pallbearer.
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Arthur Meier
Minneapolis
Grace Meier
Edwin McCurdy
Arthur
Mrs Mildred Whitney and Clair Visit Dysart Home
Mrs Mildred Whitney and her son Clair visited the Wm. Whitney home in Dysart on Monday. The following day Clair left for Grinell to resume college studies while Mrs Whitney remained and visited her sister Mrs C A Parker in Davenport.
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Mildred Whitney
Clair
Wm. Whitney
Dysart
Grinell
Whitney
C. A. Parker
Davenport
Birthday celebration for Mrs Roy Noble hosted by Helping Hand
Society notes report Mrs Roy Noble’s birthday celebration at her home Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs Mattie Sauter Mrs Evan Sauter and Mrs Al Lindsay and a gift shower. An all day picnic followed by a covered dish lunch at Chautauqua park in Storm Lake with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families later Sunday.
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Helping Hand Circle
Roy Noble
Mattie Sauter
Evan Sauter
al Lindsay
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Chautauqua Park
Storm Lake
Florence Bride Weds Alabama Man In Sunday Ceremony
Mrs. Victor Swanson reports her son Clifford Lewis from Alabama married Miss Mary Lou McPeters of Florence in a ceremony held Sunday September 1. Mrs. Lewis has long lived in Florence and worked at a local beauty parlor for more than three years.
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Victor Swanson
Clifford Lewis
Alabama
Mary Lou McPeters
Florence
Ala
Lewis
Sleezer 81 Dies at Cherokee Home
M. A. Sleezer age 81 died at 12 05 Sunday morning at his daughter Mrs A N Tiltons home in Cherokee. Funeral services were held in Cherokee and burial was in Oak Hill cemetery. Surviving children include George Sleezer and Mrs John Pelton of Cherokee and William Sleezer, north of Aurelia.
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M. A. Sleezer
William Sleezer
Aurelia
A. N. Tilton
Cherokee
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Sleezer
John Pelton
Horticulturist Plainly Outlines Fall Garden Tips
Horticulturist C. V. Holsinger of Iowa State College shares fall garden advice. Raspberries with new lateral growth can root if buried, pruning should wait until after frost or mid March, fall-planted strawberries risk cold damage and low next year fruit, radishes can still be sown now.
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C. V. Holsinger
Iowa State College
Holsinger
Ground Bed Prep For Winter After Harvest
Holsinger advises removing root crops at season end and applying manure to the ground. The soil should be turned under and left rough through winter so it is ready two weeks earlier in spring than with ordinary methods. Growers risk an early freeze if crops are left too late.
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Holsinger
Prize Chicago Trips For 4-H'ers Assured
Three Iowa 4-H members will earn educational trips to the national 4-H Club Congress in Chicago as part of the International Livestock Exposition. The 19th Congress runs Nov 29 to Dec 7, with $86 allotted for the trips and selections made by the state club leader.
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Iowa
Four Chariton Boys Stopped for 80 mph on Iowa Highway
A highway patrolman stopped four Chariton youths near Dyersville as they traveled at 80 miles per hour. The startled driver asked what the matter was, while the officer cited speed concerns and traffic safety.
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Chariton
Dyersville
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R. V. Fiebig
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Mildred Thomson
R. J. Sprinkle
George Scott
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H. E. Neil
Marcus
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K. J. Phillips
Orville Roggow
H. A. Roggon
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Chillicothe, Mo
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Francis Dean
E. W. Peterson
A. M. Peterson
Corunna
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W. L. Paxson
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Stutz
Albert Pingel
Stutze
Arlene Nelson
Mary Coburn
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Spencer
Life
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Chas, Elliott
Wm. Goodburn
Harry H. Lockin
Insurance Agency
Art Larson
Oscar Larson
Des Moines
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A. T. Larson
Ramona Murray
Logan
Laura Rupe
Gladys Shay
George Wharton
Miss Murray
Aurelia School
Russell Flory
David
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Evelyn Blanch
George Blanch
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
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Lucille
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Freeborn
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State Hospital
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Bliss
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the Kruse Grocery
Sentinel
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Oldsmobile
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JACK
Howell Motor CO
Harry Howell
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