Social and church notices from Sioux City area
Mrs Huldsh Hall returns home to Sioux City Friday. Carl and Mrs Anderson of Sycamore Illinois visited Chas Gustafson home. Red Cross met with Mrs Allen Neville. Next meeting at Mrs Lindsay's. Miss Ida Neville of San Francisco guest of Mrs A Lindsay. Mrs Lindsay entertained Aurelia club for Miss Neville. Miss Stella Hickey hosted a dinner. Diamond and Good Hope churches held conference at Good Hope. A hundred guests attended a dinner in the church basement in honor of Rev and Mrs Hall who depart Tuesday for Bennet Colorado. Hall will study at University of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldsh Hall
Sioux City
Carl Anderson
Sycamore
Illinois
Chas. Gustafson
Red Cross Society
Allen Neville
Lindsay
Ida, Neville
San Francisco
A. Lindsay
Hall
Tuesdy
Bennet
Colorado
University
Denver
C. H. Young
M. E. Church
Joseph Templeman
Winnett
Montana
J. H. Templeman
Aurelia
Peterson
Farmers National Bank Pay Notice at 252
Partial OCR reads as a payment notice at Farmers National Bank. The text mentions a location 252 but lacks date or recipient details. The readable fragment implies a financial action or posting related to a bank, with limited identifying names or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia Happenings Of Ten Years Ago
Reports from Aurelia note painter work on the school bathing facility completed, a hay haul near Aurelia, and local residents planning moves. Mrs O C Finch died in Woodson Kansas. remains to be buried in Aurelia. R B Rutherford bought and traded farm properties. O Fie seeks position as telegraphist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
O. C. Finch
Woodson
Kansas
Letter From Camp Dodge Describes Army Draft Preparations
Archie Nelson writes from Camp Dodge Iowa about September 1917, detailing camp construction for over forty five thousand men, equipment issued, and the mix of eager American soldiers. He notes the dusty roads, upcoming arrivals, and Pride in the personnel while outlining logistics of bedding, mess kits, and field gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nelson
Camp Dodge
E. C. Lighter
Aurelia
Germany
Local Items and Notices From Aurelia and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report a range of small town activities. Canning peaches at Garber’s and jar supplies at Garber’s. Norways herring at Lewis’. Carrie Strixee of Cherokee visiting Aurelia friends. Theo Crippen of Los Angeles visiting Aurelia. Tax reminders urge payment to avoid penalties. A big theater event, The Natural Law, slated for September 26 at the opera house. Several residents travel to nearby towns and attend picnics and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Finney
Sioux City
Lewis
Carrie Strixee
Aurelia
Garber’s
Harris
Natural Law
Opera House
Theo. Crippen
Los Angeles
California
A. J. Whinery
Okoboji
First National
First National Bank at Aurelia Report 1917 Condition
The fragment states a report of the condition of The First National Bank at Aurelia in the state, with a date near September 11, 1917 and an ending balance showing figures like 300,304 85.
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National Bank
Aurelia
Farmers National Bank
Iowa
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G. L. Morrell
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Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokee County
Little Sioux River
Buena Vista County
F. H. Crepps
J.C. Lockin
J. C. Lockin
Fred J. Kohlhagen
Nelsons Restaurant
L. P. Nelson
Aurelia Sentinel E. C. Lighter
Aurelis
Diamond
the Sentinel
Dbuth
City Drag Line
W. A. McLaughlin
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Henry Taylor
Montrose
H. E. Johnson
W. W. Fairchild
Sioux Rapids
Morris Anderson Oie
Mra
Tom Thompson
Lee City
C. R. Kleeberger
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Kleeberger
W. A. Lewis
A. Pearson
Waco
Nebraska
J. O.anderson
Mises
Helen ‘Abramson
Fort Dodge
Ante
Neil Swanson
Alta
Camp Ge. Rav
Earl Hoon
Wai. Gerke
Leonard Larson
Will
Wellington Springs
W. P.miller
Storm Lake
Edinburg
Virginia
Florida
U. S
U.S
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Federal Reserve Bank
I Reserve
Undivides
Annarat
State of
County of
Cherokee
H. F. Reeder
J. Ma
J.C. Lockie
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