Aurelia Band to Close Season With Open Air Concert
The Aurelia band closes its season with a long program next Saturday night September 23. Singers from summer shows join in. The menu includes opera pieces, musical comedies, instrumental and vocal solos, and patriotic numbers. A large stand will feed the crowd with hot dogs and coffee, and the event starts promptly at 7 15 with a march and diverse selections.
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Aurelia
Fort Popham
Hall
King
Ivanovici
Johnson
Mignette
Menges
Ohio
Clarence Rapp
Swanee River
Ethel Kolpin
Paulson
Kolpin
Mrs. Scott
Settlement Commands From W A Bischel
Indebted individuals are urged to settle accounts immediately. Settlements may be made directly to W A Bischel or at the First National Bank. Public notice dated 22tf.
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First National Bank
W. A. Bischel
The Maker of Men depiction at Idle Hour cinema
A cinema listing promotes The Maker of Men at Idle Hour showing on Tuesday September 26. Admission is 20 and 30 cents.
Passing of Jacob Baker at 102 in Galva area
Galva Tribune notes Jacob Baker died after a brief illness at 102 years and 16 days, with services to be announced. Other towns report events including the Buena Vista county YMCA convention in Marathon and the Storm Lake canning factory ending its season after canning over 75 000 cases of corn.
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Galva Tribune
Jacob Baker
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Young Men’s Christian Association
Buena Vista County
Marathon
Storm Lake Register
Canning Factory
Marcus News
Marcus
David W. Ward
LeMars
A. R. White
Illinois
A. L. Whitney
James DeLand
First National Bank of Marcus
Plymouth County
Dukes and Ohlson Win Big With Shorthorn Cattle
Dukes and Ohlson returned home with their Shorthorn cattle from the Minnesota fair last week bringing several firsts seconds and thirds plus junior champion. The cattle have won about $1000 in prizes at Iowa and Minnesota state fairs and drew significant publicity for Sentinel ads.
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Dukes & Ohlson
Minnesota
Iowa
County seat notes on local events and sales
The issue records a Sept. 10 dinner for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mongan at the Norman Mongan home south of town. It notes the sale of Patrick O Connell estate lands in Sheridan to Joseph Henke for 36040 cash. Cherokee defeats Cushing 3 to 1 to cap a 57 game season. A watermelon theft from Herman Waltman’s Rock township farm leads to arrests. Clyde Stewart of the local telephone line crew survives a wreck between Alta and Aurelia with injuries to a helper and pins under a heavy load of tools.
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Arthur Mongan
Norman Mongan
John F. Loughlin
NE 4
Sheridan
Patrick O’connell
Joseph Henke
Cushing
Herman Waltman
Rock Township
Lawrence Thomas
Wm. Baker
Joe Bush
Clyde Stewart
Alta
Aurelia
Bill
Stewart
Faculty Publication Event at Aurelir Consolidated School
A faculty publication gathering will be held next Wednesday evening September 27 at the school building. Patrons of the district are invited, especially parents of students. The reception aims to connect faculty with the community, featuring a program and light refreshments. Miss Kate Logan, former county superintendent and current national secretary of the YWCA, will attend to give a talk.
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Aurelir Consolidated School
Kate Logan
High School Football Schedule Outlined for Season
The schedule lists games from September 29 to November 30 with matches at and against Linn Grove Marcus Sutherland Alta and Armistice Day. Coach Lingenfelter praises a large squad and talks of a possible September 29 game with Correctionville or a local alumni contest if the date remains open.
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Cleghorn
Linn Grove
Marcus
Sutherland
Alta
Lingenfelter
Federated Church Notes Shows Morning Service Changes
Congregational and Baptist home church notes outline morning service at 10 30 with Sunday School at 11 45 and Christian Endeavor at 7 00. Miss Brosius absent next Sunday as special program replaces usual morning service with readings prayers music and stories by Miss Palmer Miss Mabel Johnson and Mrs Arthur Fraser. Evening service features Rev Gillet preaching on Cranking Up and choir band urged to attend.
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Congregational
Baptist
Palmer
Hyman
Mabel Johnson
Pig Club Exhibit At Feed Barn Saturday
At a noon luncheon sponsors announced an exhibit of sows and litters at the feed barn Saturday afternoon. The club plans to continue for another year with eight or nine sows to be allocated among members and a future herd foundation.
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Pig Club
C. E. Day
Fred B. Lingenfelter
Anton Peterson
Poland
China
Glenwood Waddell
Duroc Jersey
Dale Beeghley
Donald Lockin
Tab
Aurelian Battery Station Repairs Recharges All Work Guaranteed
Battery service provider offers recharging repairs rebuilding and resealing with full guarantee. Aurelian Battery Station markets all makes and models with prompt service and warranty.
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Aurelian Battery
Alta Band performs at Legion Celebration in Sutherland
The Alta Band played music in Sutherland Tuesday for the Legion Celebration. Anton Peterson and family plan to move to Iowa City this week. 75 year old Elk township farmer, born in Denmark in 1847, died after a long life with ten children and two wives.
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Alta Band
Sutherland
Legion
Early Settler I L Tilton Passes Away in Cherokee County
I L Tilton an early Cherokee county settler died Wednesday at 10 at his daughter's home west of town after a stroke left him bedfast for two years. Survived by daughter Mrs J R Rogers and son Arthur Tilton from Cherokee. He lived in Cherokee for forty years, first in Afton township then in Cherokee eighteen years. Funeral services at the Rogers home Friday at 1 30 reserve, burial in Cherokee cemetery.
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I. L. Tilton
Cherokee County
J. R. Rogers
J. K. Rice
Arthur Tilton
Cherokee
Mr. Tilton
Afton Township
Rogers Home
Clarence Ohlson and Merle McCord Wed in Cherokee Home
Clarence Ohlson and Miss Merle McCord were married at the bride’s home in Cherokee at noon on Tuesday September 19, 1922, by Rev. E. H. Gillet. A large gathering attended and a three course luncheon followed before the couple departed by westbound train. They will reside on the Peters farm north of Mt. Olive after returning.
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Clarence Ohlson
Merle McCord
Cherokee
E. H. Gillet
Denver
Colorado Springs
Peters Farm
Mt. Olive
Methodist Church Notes Preview Sermon Series
Pastor G R Gilbert invites readers to attend next Sunday evening services to review Cy Jekyll and Mr Hyde with lessons for life. Morning sermon titled The Contrary Winds promises guidance and welcoming doors at the church in the name of the Master.
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Cy, Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Methodist Church
Negro Urban Population Surges in City Growth
The Negro urban population in the United States is about 8.5 million, rising with rural to urban migration. In five years roughly 500,000 Blacks moved from rural areas to towns and cities, making many new to city life.
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United States
Debtor Cancellation Talk Echoes in Local Chat
In a terse exchange, Uncle Eben derides broad debt cancellation schemes, calling them suitable only for large deals while conceding misgivings about broader use. The fragment hints at a community debate over debt relief.
Roy Hill Weds Cedar Rapids Girl In Davenport Ceremony
Miss Blanche Graham of Cedar Rapids became the bride of Roy Hill of Davenport at eight o clock last evening in the Graham home. Fifty relatives attended as lavender asters and ferns adorned the setting. The bride wore white satin crepe with pearl and crystal beads and a fan train. A reception followed. Out of town guests included Miss Elsie Pokrantz and families from Gibson Fresno Aurelia and Sterling.
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Cedar Rapids
Ophelia
Margaret Kearns
Columbia
Laurence Howe
Hill
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Carleton Literary Society
Cosmos
Acorn
Glee Club
Coe
Beta Phi Omega
E. W. Hill
Aurelia
George M. Bechtel Company
Davenport
A Rey
Bever Avenue
Elsie Pokrantz
G. R. Graham
Maxine
Mildred
Andrew
Gibson
George Kortright
Fresno
Calif
BE. W. Hill
J. J. Hazlett
Sterling, Kansas
Gearke Announces Sale of Duroc Jersey Boars
E F Gearke announces a sale of pure bred Duroc Jersey boars to be held at the Feed Barn in Aurelia on Saturday September 30. The offering includes fifty head with eight fall boars and 36 spring boars. Sows with litters, open gilts, and a free lunch at noon precede the sale at one o'clock.
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Gearke
E. F. Gearke
Aurelia
Aurel ia Happenings of Ten Years Ago
Ray Green arrived from Rock Rapids to work in J C Nelsons drug store. Charlie Gillham moved to Rock Rapids to take Rays place. Roy Hill and Paddy Siglin return from Sioux Rapids after ten days with the ball team. Chas Nelson plans a large 32 by 40 foot double crib with driveway dump and elevator. Gust Peterson plans a large corn crib. W P Dawson lays a 26 by 40 foot corn crib foundation with cement floor dump and elevator. Congregational Sunday school held a surprise visit for Rev and Mrs Robi Hoffman with about thirty five children. H Lockin spoke at Spencer on a pension plan for ministers forced to retire.
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Ray Green
Rock Rapids
J. C. Nelson
Charlie Gillham
Ray
Roy Hill
Paddy Siglin
Sioux Rapids
Chas
Nelson
Gust Peterson
W. P. Dawson
Robi Hoffman
Congregational Sunday School
Cr. H. Lockin
Spencer
Methodist Church
No National Holiday Is Nationwide in U S Law
The article argues that no day qualifies as a true national holiday in the United States. It notes that Congress would need a statute to declare a holiday and that some lawyers assign such power to states and common usage. It adds that July Fourth is widely observed as a holiday but not a formal national holiday.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Chicago Swain Seeks Daughters Hand In Comic Tale
A callow Chicago youth with an immense smile tries to impress Mister Jones by asking for his daughter's hand. The old man halts the entrance, asking the suitor to close his mouth while he assesses the visitor's identity. The anecdote is presented in a humorous note from American Legion Weekly.
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Chicago
American Legion Weekly
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Leonard
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Fairview
Denmark
G. R. Gilbert
Eben
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