Local Happenings Include Visits and Births
Community notices recount visits by Kathryn Meier of Chicago and Mrs. Grace Meier, patient updates at Sioux Valley Hospital, and numerous family events. An 8 pound 6 ounce girl named Anne Margaret was born at Sioux Valley. other births include Patricia Ann and Rodney Merle.
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Kathryn Meier
Chicago
Grace Meier
Walter Schulke
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Gus Chison
Sioux’ Falley Hospital
Anne Margaret
Merlin-“Hasenwinkel
Rodney Merle
Walter Hesse
Cleghorn
Fred Hasenwinkle
Clifford Gould
North of Aurelia
Patricia Ann
Tornado Insurance and Local Social Notes
Insurance listings note Tornado Insurance from Harry H. Lockin Agency. Social items report travels and visits from Lake Okoboji to Hartley and Clemens, family gatherings at the Edgar Pierson home, and a Des Moines visit by Mrs. Harold Peters. A garden tomato news item, long and heavy, and Bob Sorenson’s homecoming from Camp Stoneman complete the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hansen
Larry
Jack
Edgar Pierson
Hartley
Bob Sorenson
Fred Sorenson
Aurelia
Bob
Army
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Birthdays
Sunday evening host W H Heimsoth welcomed relatives and guest Specketers of Chicago Heights. Sept 22 Parley meeting led by Mrs Griffith with nine members present and Gladys Larson named publicity chair. Katie Hansen birthday surprise from Katherine Nordquist and Faye Richards followed by lunch. Mrs Oren Coombs honored by Primghar teachers group, gifts presented and social time to close.
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W. H. Heimsoth
Gauge Specketers
Chicago Heights
Parley
Katherine Nordquist
Faye Richards
Alta
Katie Hansen
Katie
George Hansen
Oren Coombs
Primghar
Coombs
Blanche ‘Hawkins
LeMars
Dale Cram
Helen Danaher
Sam, Newberg
Virginia Clark
Phyllis Greenlee
Mona Tullis
Marjorie Menning
Covinby
Football Schedule Announces Conference Gameday Dates
The schedule lists games on Sept 24 at Orange City, Oct 1 at Marcus, Oct 8 at Sioux Rapids homecoming, Oct 16 at Paullina, Oct 22 at Primghar home, Oct 29 at Sanborn, Nov 5 at Alta. Conference games noted.
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Orange City
Marcus
Sioux Rapids
Paullina
Primghar
Sanborn
Alta
American Legion Conference at LeMars
The Ninth District American Legion and Auxiliary hold a fall conference in LeMars on Tuesday September 28 with all day sessions at the Eagles club. District leaders from Spencer Ida Grove Plymouth County attend with programs led by R J Laird and Father Lynch. A memorial service, parade with multiple bands, and at Westmar Memorial Field a Sioux City White Horse Patrol exhibition are scheduled.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
LeMars
Cliff T.simmers
Spencer
Legion
Leo K. Bakman
Ida Grove
Plymouth County
Burton Dull
H. F. Groetken
Eagles Club
R. J. Laird
Louis J. Lych
Father Lynch
Foster Park
Monahan Post
National Guard
Aurelia High School
Westmar Memorial Field
Sioux City White Horse Patrol
Auxiliary meeting at Royal Theater with Legion program
The Auxiliary will be called to order at 10 a.m. at the Royal Theater by District President Mrs. Leo K. Bekman. After lunch there will be addresses by Department Secretary Mrs. Billie Pell and Department President Mrs. H. E. Stringer. The group will join the Legion program later and a dance at the Eagles hall follows at 9 p.m. All Aurelia American Legion and Auxiliary members are urged to attend with transportation arranged by Martin Strampe or Donnie Wieland.
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Royal Theater
Leo K. Bekman
Billie Pell
H. E. Stringer
Eagles Hall
Aurelia American Legion and Auxiliary
Martin Strampe
Donnie Wieland
Methodist Church with Pastor Ern est Stanworth absence due to conference
Ernest Stanworth the pastor announces no Sunday school or church services this Sunday because the annual conference is held in Cherokee.
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Methodist Church
Ernest Stanworth
Cherokee
Mt Olive Baptist Church Services
Pastor Henry Olsen leads Mt Olive Baptist Church with Sunday Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11:00 a.m. I P F at 7:00 p.m. All welcome to worship with us. Senior pastor greeting invites worshippers to join.
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G. W. Sietsema
MT. Olive Baptist Church
Henry Olsen
For Sale Items and Help Wanted Newspaper Classifieds
For sale tomatoes 1.00 a bushel phone 156. Used Leonard a refrigerator and Philco cabinet listed with Larson Motor Co. Fresh lard 20c per lb Mrs Jay Parrott. 1935 Chevrolet standard coach Martins Strampe phone numbers 166 or 178. Des Moines Sunday Register motor route offer earns 7.50 per trip Sunday only. Sentinel office for references. Nebraska Kay orders with Bernard Johnson. WANTED AT ONCE woman or girl for part or full time house work Mrs Bert Philpott phone 241.
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Leonard
Larson Motor Co
Philco
Des. Moines
Register
Sentinel Office
Bert Philpott
St Paul’s Lutheran Church announces rally day events
Sunday school at 9 45 a m divine worship at 10 45 a m with children presenting programs. Potluck dinner at the city park and afternoon games for all. If rain the dinner and activities move to the social room. Communion on Oct 3. confirmation Sept 28 notices. Woman’s Federation meeting at Alta Sept 28 10 30 a m. Congregation business meeting Oct 3.
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Woman's Federation of the
Rock Valley grower digs 20 potatoes from one hill
Rock Valley reporter Sam Wassenaar notes a single hill yielding twenty potatoes with six weighing over a pound each, a standout harvest detail that even a playful classified ad could sell.
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Rock Valley
Sam Wassenaar
Boat ride ends in cornfield crash near Waverly
Two boys from the Thomas Fitch family of St. Joseph were riding a motor boat on a trailer behind a Fitch car when the trailer unhitched. The boat sped into a cornfield at about 40 mph breaking through a fence but no injuries were reported. Watch your subscription date.
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Waverly
Thomas Fitch
St. Joseph
Indiana Farmers Spend on Fences Reach 13.5 Million
Purdue University estimates Indiana farmers allocate about 13.5 million dollars annually for fencing.
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Indiana
Purdue University
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Pella
Lockin Agency
Nettie Gaston of
Dysart
W. E. Whitney
Louie Kroll
Sioux City
Kroll
L. M. Patterson
C. W. Dague
Gen. del
W. E. Blanch
Rochester
Minn
Albert Lewison
Donald Harup
Dolliver
Iowa
Fred Metty
Lewison
Mr. Harup
Metty
John Vogel
Walt Vogel
Wall Lake
George Reynolds
Farnhamville
A. H. Vogel
A. A. Rapp
Herb Langwin
Bernard Johnson
Clifford Bruce
John Booth
Kenneth Nelson
Marvin Peterson
Sioux Falls
Eclipse Lumber Co
Herbert Wetzler
Akron
W. H. Bischel
Elwyn Stinogle
Charlotte Sietsema
Arnolds Park
Ray Ellis
Mr. Ellis
Nice
Doris
Craven
John Engberg
Cedar Falls
Maxine Nielsen
Bert Nielsen
Garl Darelius
Storm Lake
Erwin Heimsoth
LeRoy Hench
Arthur Ohison
Ames
James
Mary Hench
Iowa State College
Ethel Mae Johnson
Jeanette Langwin
Colleen Anderson
Omaha
Loren Peterson
Iowa City
Loren
University of Iowa
Peterson
August Heights
Dane Cobbs
Ghayton’ Johnson
Iowa ‘State
Dale Ear‘son
Ngineering
Fire Insurance
Harry H. Lockin
G. E. van Tuyl
Ardis Volkert
Porath
Dexter Mongan
Fort Dodge
Susan
Lissie Mongan
Afton Township
Mongan
Dorothy Gano
Ernest Benson
Mr. Benson
Carl Lydell
Evanston, Lll
Ernest
Hjalmar Nelson
van Nuys
Ernest Nelson
Aron Ahln
Carl Benson
Data Nome
Hansbruch
Rexall
Aurelia, Ia
Tornado Insurance
K. O. Hirleman
Lake Okoboji
Richard Jones
Mrs
Ray Jones
Will Hopkins
Daughter
W. H. Helmsoth
Frank L. Rowden
Joe Rowden
Clemens, Iowa
George Larson
Harold Peters
Sandra Sample
Des Moines
Peters
E. C.lighter
Society Notes
Aurelia Theatre
Aurelia, Iowa
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Ronald Reagan
Shirley Temple
the Hoosier
Hot Shots
Jack Leonard
Mary Dugan
American Legion
NAL
Phogé
Irving Block
Aurelia Hotel
Jay Parrott
Wm. Westphal
Agnes Becker
East 6Th. St
Nebraska Kay
Harlan W. Markley
Albert City
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Joel E. Ross
Parmak
Whitney’s
Whitney Hardware
Howell Bros
Menna
Raymond Kruse
PERCH
van Camp
Malaga
Carnation
APPLE
Sunkist
Fred Fassler
Otto G. Plautz
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