Local Happenings Across Nearby Towns
Buena Vista College scored a 19 to 6 win over Augustana at Brad ford field on Saturday night. Robert Elmer Long of Sac City was seriously burned and rescued himself from a burning car after colliding with a freight train near Ulmer. Richard E Byrd will take eggs from Holstein Produce Company on his south pole trip. Clarence A Herwig sues Albert Thiesen for over 5500 in damages from a July auto crash west of Hendricks farm. Rev Thomas R Hill of Omaha named new pastor for Cleghorn Presbyterian church. Municipal electric plant construction proceeds with 25 to 30 men on site and expected to operate before Christmas. Cherokee County 4-H pig contest sees Harold Miller of Marcus top entry with 310 lb reserve champion pig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake Register
Buena Vista College
Augustana
Bradford Field
Schaller Herald
Robert Elmer Long
Sac City
Ulmer
Long
Holstein Advance
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Holstein Produce Company
Sutherland Courier
Clarence A. Herwig
Albert Thiesen
Gaza
Hendricks Farm
Marcus News
Thomas R. Hill
Omaha
Nebr
Presbyterian Church
Cleghorn
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Municipal Electric Light and Power
Holstein and Aurelia Clash on Football Schedule
H. 8 football slate lists Sept 29 Holstein at Holstein and Oct 6 Peterson at Aurelia. Other Oct games include Kingsley at Aurelia Oct 18 Marcus at Marcus and Oct 27 Schaller at Aurelia. Nov 3 Marathon at Marathon and Nov 17 Sutherland at Sutherland with Oct 11 Linn Grove at Aurelia and Oct 80 Alta at Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein
Peterson
Aurelia
Kingsley
Marcus
Schaller
Marathon
Linn Grove
Sutherland
Alta
Alta News Items from Alta Advertiser
Friday night Perry's Cyclones held Storm Lake to 18 0 in the season opening football game at Bradford Field under lights. Ma jestic Theatre installs sound on film equipment for opening program Friday and Saturday. Otha J Carver son of Will Carver of Alta earns serial number for power ventilating window control for GM cars. Bernard Jackson experiences third robbery at his service station this week. Alta City Council votes to spend 500 from general fund to resurface streets as an economic relief measure for the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Cyclones
Storm Lake
Bradford Field
J. C. Eding
Majestic Theatre
Otha J. Carver
Will Carver
Alta
Washington
General Motors
Bernard Jackson
General Fund
Woman dies in auto wreck near Rembrandt
Mrs. M C McAfee of Sac City was killed instantly when her car left Highway 71 and crashed into a ditch north of Death Corner near Rembrandt. Her husband and Miss Emma Otto of Sioux City were injured. McAfee’s brother H D McAfee also suffered injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Rembrandt
Mr. McAfee
M. C. McAfee
Miss Otto
Aurelia High Beats Cleghorn 13–0 in Season Opener
Aurelia High School football opened the season with an 13 to 0 win over Cleghorn at home. Stiencke returned a 90 yard kickoff for a TD and added a second half end run as Aurelia piled up the scoring while limiting Cleghorn to a lone scoreless game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia High School
Cleghorn
Gruss
Aurelia
Stiencke
Holstein
Stieneke
Bruce
Kolts Win Four-Team Tournament At Casino
The Guarantee Oil team captured a four team tournament at Casino last Sunday afternoon. They beat Truesdale 8 to 0 in game one and then defeated the Casino team 18 to 4. Matzdorff and Faber shared pitching duties for the local squad in both games. Sunday night the Drifters fell to Gaza 11 to 9 on the home field. The All-Stars then edged the Kolts 2 to 1 with Matzdorff Grienke batting for the All-Stars and Grapenthen Evans for the Kolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarantee Oil
Casino
Truesdale
Matzdorff and
Faber
Drifters
Gaza
All-Stars
Kolts
Matzdorff
Grienke
Battery
Grapenthen and Evans
We are leaving for Florida December
Notice states James McDonald of Washta an optometrist will close his office for the winter as he departs for Florida in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
James McDonald
Washta
Optomerist
Duck Season Opens October 1 in Iowa Regulations
Open season runs October 1 to November 30 for ducks geese brant coot and snipe with bag limits up to twelve ducks daily and twenty four in possession. Geese and brant four in aggregate with eight in possession. coot twenty five. snipe twenty. Decoy limits set and rabit season runs Sept 15 to Feb 1 with fifteen daily. Squirrel season Sept 1 to Nov 1 with ten daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Schuenke
Storm Lake
Iowa
Iowa State Fair Attendance Rises Despite Past Figures
Des Moines Iowa statewide fair officials report 1938 attendance at 276 242 with an estimated 292 876 including children under 12. Receipts total 166 457 72 with expected continuing revenue near 10 000 last year and a 176 457 72 grand total. Premiums paid amount to 62 920 with about 3 000 more warrants to issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Sheep killed by dogs on farms near Galva
Dogs killed 27 sheep on Carl Johnson's farm near Galva Iowa and maimed 40 more. Neighbors tracked four dogs home and shot them in response to the flock attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galva
Carl Johnson
Central High School Hands Cherokee 26 0 Defeat at Stockyards Park
Central high school of Sioux City defeated Cherokee 26 to 0 before about 3000 fans at Stockyards park Friday night. The Cherokee team showed inexperience while Central capitalized on turnovers and early momentum to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Sioux City
Cherokee
Stockyards Park
Board of Supervisors
Claud M. Smith
C. G. Turner
Harrison Steele
Ralph White
Paul Roepke
Cherokee County Credit Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Adkins
J. F. Schafer
LeMars
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ninth District
Guy M. Gillette
Daughters From Aurelia Stir Local Whittier News
Donna Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Peterson former Aurelia residents has gained stage notice in Whittier California. She and Diana Trumbell have just finished a week long dancing engagement at Warner Brothers downtown Los Angeles and have jobs in The Dance Parade and Hollywood on Parade at Metro Studios. Parents have state education permits for a 90 day dancer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Cali
Donna Peterson
Guy Peterson
Aurelia
Diana Trumbell
S. Trumble
Warner Brothers Downtown Theatre
Los Angeles
Hollywood
State Board of Education
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Several local events are recalled including Clarence Diercks starting a bank job in Ladora after a Saturday move. Idle Hour theatre and East’s meat market receive renovations. Public sales set for October 2 and 9. Two local deaths noted George Dieterich in Sioux City and A A Pierce in Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Diercks
Ladora
Iowa
O. B. East
John Eding
Mr. East
Glenn Loucks
Hi. i. Crippen
California
Paulson Brothers
George M. Dieterich
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
A. A. Pierce
Aurelia
Auxiliary Meeting Set for October 8 in Red Cross Rooms
An auxiliary meeting will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. in the Red Cross rooms to start the new year. Members should bring dues to qualify for the honor roll. Reports will cover service to 51 ex service men at Cherokee hospital. Installation of new officers will occur and lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Cherokee
Classified Ad Rates Promotion
Advertisement notice announces new classified rates offering 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion. The note emphasizes affordability and encourages readers to place ads promptly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cherokee County
Barrow
Harold Miller
Chester White
Poland China
Alta Advertiser
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Aurelia High Downs
Sentinel
Schuenke
Iowa State Fair
Emmett W. Ammons
Leona Z. Lewis
M. E. Parsonage
August Peitz
Elk Township
A. A. Dingman
A. N. Sheldon
F. J. Bowen
G. J
G. J. Lewis’ Store To Take the Management of the Farmers Co-operative
W. A. Lewis
Plainview
Nebraska
Mr. Lewis
First National Bank A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!