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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

5

Hart Denied Liberty In North Iowa Robbery Case

The Iowa Supreme Court Wednesday denied the appeal of George Shorty Hart of Le Mars. Hart was named by the State Investigation Bureau as the ringleader of a Butter and Egg robbery gang operating in North Iowa.

LeMars State Supreme Court Fredom George “Shorty” Hart le Mars State Investigation Bureau North Iowa Peterson David McMillan Oregon

Aurelia Opens Season With 12 6 Win Over Cleghorn High

Aurelia high school football edged Cleghorn 12 to 6 on Cleghorn field last Friday. John Christensen and Jack Coombs scored the two Aurelia touchdowns. Cleghorn added six points as both teams began the season with nervous play and missed opportunities. Next Friday Aurelia hosts Sioux Rapids at 3 80.

Aurelia High School Cleghorn John Christensen Jack Coombs Aurelia Sioux Rapids

Move Paving Outfit For West County Job

The Union Construction Co of Des Moines moved equipment from Aurelia to the northwest part of Cherokee county to begin paving from Cherokees city to the Plymouth county line. The 16.94 mile contract on highway No 5 was let for 408418 at a State Highway Commission meeting in Ames last week. Paving starts near the Marcus corner and progresses toward Plymouth county, weather permitting.

Union Construction Co Des Moines Aurelia Cherokee County Cheroke Plymouth County State Highway Commission Ames Marcus

Alta News Items Highlight Local Education and Politics

Rev. J. M. Bloomquist of Alta will direct Bible study at Buena Vista college with four weekly classes and two assistants. Ackley prize paper owned by S. L. Hawely won three heats in a $500 stake at Spencer. Berry Halden may speak at the Ninth district American Legion convention in Alta October 16, with Guy Gillette also considered. Over 200 parents greeted Alta faculty at the schoolhouse PTA meeting. City seeks electricity bids with a Monday morning deadline at nine.

J. M. Bloomquist Alta Buena Vista College Bloomquist Ackley S. L. Hawely Spencer Republican State Central Committee Berry Halden United States The American Legion Barr Guy Gillette Alta School Parent Teacher Association

Spencer Fair Profits Reach Forty Thousand Dollars

Spencer Sa Clay county's annual fair closed with about 124000 in attendance and profits estimated at 40000. Officials credited enlarged grand stand seating for higher takings despite lower attendance than 1938. This year’s profit surpassed last by 4000 and will fund future exhibits.

Spencer, Sa Clay County General Fair Fund

Special on canned goods and county entries win red ribbons

Cherokee Times notes 4-H and Farm Bureau women and girls earned red ribbons at the Clay county fair in Spencer for program and demonstration work. Demonstrations included Selecting and Caring for Kitchen Knives with Marie Nelson and Nellie Mongan leading a multi-person cast. A 4-H Dream Fantasy skit was also performed with a large local cast from Pitcher township.

Cherokee Times Cherokee County Farm Bureau Clay County Spencer Plymouth Lyon Counties Sac Marie Nelson Nellie Mongan Aston Township

H S Football Schedule and Oil Co Station Update

Sioux Rapids schedule lists games from September 18 to November 28 with several conference dates at Lake View Marcus Paullina Linn Grove Sutherland Holstein Alta and others. Standard Oil supply station improvements include elevated tanks for gravity filling and planned electric motor pumping from tank cars replacing a gasoline engine.

Sioux Rapids Lake View Marcus Peterson Paullina Linn Grove Sutherland Holstein Alta Standard Oil Co

Cherokee News Highlights Local WCTU Leader and Church Assignments

Mrs. Dell Mummert, Cherokee, elected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at the nineteenth annual convention opening at the Cherokee Methodist church. Rev. H N Hulse named new minister of United Brothers Church in Grand Meadow township by Iowa conference. Bobby Rahn, 12, remains unconscious after a Friday crossing accident on East Main, more than 90 hours later at Sioux Valley hospital. Cherokee 4 H club members excel at stock show tied to the Interstate Baby Beef Expo in Sioux City with Leo French and Orval McDonald among top Cherokee entrants. pigs place second in two weight classes.

Dell Mummert Women’s Christian Temperance Union Methodist H. N. Hulse United Brothern Church Grand Meadow Township Iowa Conference of Churches Cedar Rapids Bobby Rahn Lincoln Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee County 4-H Club Sioux City Leo French Meriden Orval McDonald Aurelia

Jay Petlon's Father Oldest at B V Picnic

Charles V. Petlon of Storm Lake, father of Jay Petlon, was the oldest attendee at Buena Vista county old settler reunion in Storm Lake. He was 90 last June 2 and lives with his daughter Jessie McKinnon. A pioneer, he came to Buena Vista in 1869 from Manchester and homesteaded in Elk Township, owning a 200 acre farm now farmed by his son.

Charles V. Petlon Storm Lake Jay Petlon Aurelia Buena Vista County Pilot-Tribune Petlon Jessie McKinnon Petion Buena Vista Country Manchester Iowa Elk Township Jay Mr. Petlon A. W. Garberson Cal Garberson Fort Dodge

All Time Nurse Plan Not Approved in Cherokee County

Dr. A H Eddy led a Cherokee County Medical Society and County Dental Society meeting at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee to consider funding an all time nurse for schools. The state board of health would match about $1000 in federal funds, but members favored by Mr. Eddy reportedly felt the plan would not be accepted.

A. H. Eddy Cherokee County Medical Society County Dental Society Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee State Board of Health Eddy

Plucky Pitcher 4 H Club Holds Regular Meeting

A Plucky Pitcher 4 H club meeting at Margaret Nelsons home opened with her as president. Members shared vacation highlights and planned a future mothers day entertainment. Thelma Harden reported on her Des Moines trip and refreshments followed hosted by Nelson and her sister Myrtle.

Margaret Nelson Thelma Harden Des Moines Myrtle

Congregational Church Schedule and WMS Meeting

Church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 p m. Women’s Missionary Society to meet Wednesday afternoon September 30 with Mrs B L Troup as hostess and Mrs C B Kast as leader.

Women’s Missionary Society B. L. Troup C. B. Kast

Shrine Mounted Patrol to Exhibit at Cherokee Saturday

Shrine Mounted Patrol from Sioux City will showcase 82 white Arabian horses and 250 uniformed riders at Fountain House grounds in Cherokee. The free 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. event features Oriental and Shrine bands, a Wrecking Crew, and patrol units under American Legion and local chambers of commerce auspices. crowds of 10 000 expected.

Northwest Town Abu Bekr Shrine Mounted Patrol Sioux City Oriental Band Mounted Patrol Foot Patrol Fountain House American Legion Cherokee Shrine Chambers of Commerce

Two Held as Torture Bandits at Storm Lake

Storm Lake Register reports Everett Hintz and Everett Travis questioned after a Sunday night slugging and robbery at a cabin. Victim Jake Sullivan, a bachelor in a lakeside home, was knocked unconscious, choked, and robbed of about 30 dollars, a 12 gauge shotgun, a .22 rifle, a flashlight, and a check.

Storm Lake Register Everett Hintz Everett Travis Jake Sullivan J. A. Thompson Sullivan

Farmers Elevator Co. advertises feeds and subscriptions

Farmers Elevator Co led by manager C DeVries promotes corn and oats feeds and tanks at published prices. The Sentinel is named as authorized agent for Sioux City papers, offering subscription service to readers.

Farmers Elevator Co C. DeVries the Sentinel Sioux City

Ten Years Ago Highlights and Local Notables

Nostalgic column recalls Miss LeVonne Dubes reserve champion steer at the Interstate fair in Sioux City and its second-place finish at the Town State fair. Mentions jurors for October term and local students, land sales, and enrollments with names and places across Aurelia Cedar Falls and Ames.

LeVonne Dubes Baby Beef Club Sioux City Petit Jury Henry Buddenhagen J. W. Fairchild G. J. Lewis Geo. McCurdy Wm. McLaughlin Sig Matzdorff Henry Otto Victoria Peterson Grace Blanch Gladys Malthy State Teachers College Cedar Falls Geneva Nelson Cornell College Buddenhagen Aurelia Herbert Harold Lester Blanch Ames Herbert Lester

Contract Let for Buena Vista Paving

The Union Construction company of Des Moines won the Ames paving contract to grade and pave 13.85 miles on highway 71 for 349671 dollars. The project may place three to five miles of cement paving on the highway north of Storm Lake before winter.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Ames Union Construction Company of Des Moines Sac City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Graeber Post Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune James DeLand Vera L. Scott Bert Vilas Oliver Vilas Albert City Board of Education Public Works Administration County Board of Supervisors Peterson Patriot H. H. Cobb Sioux Valley Cleghorn High West County Alta Advertiser A. c C. F. Langston Spencer Fair Bernice Harden Gladys Larson Peggy Waddeell Lois Coombs Gladys Gustafson Deloris Peterson Shirley Leeds Gloria Coombs Ralph Peterson Fae Fraser Pitcher Township Farmers National Bank H. S B. V. Picnic Shrine Mounted Patrol Sentinel Maxine Dyslin Ora Baker Slayton Minnesota Aurelian Henry W. Bischel Mr. Pingel Buena Vista Paving the First Trust & Savings Bank
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