Congress Discusses Debt, Rivers Plan, and War Era Policies
The report outlines proposed federal debt limit increases, war agency status for Veterans Administration, and a Rivers and Harbors Bill with a Missouri River project for Sioux City. It notes irrigation-water rights debates, 1945 46 insurance plans for crops, and shifts in agricultural output and bombing impacts on Germany, with Stalin's Italian gambit signaling a Soviet rise in the Mediterranean.
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United States
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
War Department
Floyd River
Missouri River
Highth
Senate
House
Veterans
Veterans Administration
Sioux City
Mem
Bers
Congress
Easter services and events at local church
Good Friday service at 2:30 p.m. Sunrise service at 7 a.m. Easter morning includes sermon, music, and cantata The Promise of Easter by Holton. Church School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Baptism, reception of members, and missionary offerings noted. W S C S meets Thursday with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allen
Holton
Lillian Ohlson
Quentin Anderson
Burt Beeghley
Easter services and hymn themes at two local churches
St Pauls Lutheran and Congregational Church announce worship schedules for Easter. William Walter and Edwin Trigg are pastors. Easter morning service at St Pauls features The Message of the Empty Tomb and Living Christ. Holy Communion on Good Friday. Visitors invited.
Mt Olive Baptist Church Services Invite
Mt Olive Baptist Church invites worshippers to Bible School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship at 11:00 A.M. Evening Devotions with sermon at 8:00 P.M. Thursday Prayer and Praise cottage meetings at 8:00 P.M. Pastor KE H Gillet invites all not worshipping elsewhere to come and see.
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MT. Olive Baptist Church
Friendly Place
KE. H. Gillet
Easter services at Trinity Lutheran Church Alt a Iowa
The Trinity Lutheran Church in Alt a Iowa lists events for Easter week including Sunday School at 10 a.m. Easter Festive Service at 11 a.m. with the sermon A Saviour They Cannot Take Away. Children's Easter Program at 8 p.m. Good Friday service 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday rehearsal at 2 p.m. Confirmation class at 3 p.m. Teachers meeting next Thursday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Women's Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 15 p.m. Welcome to Worship with Us.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Immanuel Elk Lutheran Easter Services Schedule
Pastor Holmberg announces Easter Festive Service at 9 45 a m with Sunday School at 10 45 a m On Saturday the confirmation class meets at 3 p m Next Thursday April 13 Ladies Aid gathers at the Carl Kruse farm Mrs Bert Peterson assists as hostess Readers are invited to attend the Good Friday service at Trinity from 1 to 3 pm
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Ladies Aid
Carl Kruse
Bert Peterson
Lammaruel
Trinity
Aurelia Sentinel: Local News Weekly in Iowa
The Aurelia Sentinel is printed every Thursday and filed as second class matter at the Aurelia post office in Iowa.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Notice on continued subscription obligations after expiration
The paper states subscriptions that continue beyond the expiration date require payment to continue receiving the newspaper unless subscribers are notified otherwise.
First Grade Class Notes and War Bond Appeal
Six week attendance list includes Stanley Scherkenbak Caroll Nelson Robert Heimseth William Vlasenwinkel and Richard Anderson Rachel Gregerson returns to Ute Iowa after a month away. Students win spelling prizes and celebrate Rachel’s seventh birthday with candy and ice cream. Art music and a spring frieze adorn the room as they dramatize the Battle of Bunker Hill with colonists and British sides. War Bond appeal closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Scherkenbak
Caroll Nelson
Robert Heimseth
William Vlasenwinkel
Richard Anderson
Rachel Gregerson
Rachel
Ute
Iowa
John Baumann
Bobby Bengtson
William Hasenwinkel
Larry Hickey
Lorene Johnson
Jenny Lighter
Nyce
Battle of
Bunker Hill
Larry Nelson
Kenneth Rapp
John Holderness
Dean Nelson
Burdette Fahr
Keith Clark
Clifford Husman
Eva Marie's Group Enjoys Friendly Village Reading and Easter Fun
Eva Marie's group has begun reading Friendly Village books and enjoyed Easter activities. They made Bunny pictures dyed Easter eggs and work hard on writing improving daily. They celebrated Kay's 7th birthday with treats for everyone and hope Susan returns soon.
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Eva Marie
Kay
Susan
Perfect spelling scores and attendance noted at school
Last Friday six students, Marlyce Rae Vogel Joan Westphal Ruby Sievert Carol Elliott Dick Fassler and Marlys Ann Mummert, earned perfect spelling scores. Six weeks perfect attendance goes to Marzalyn Carol Eloise Gaylene Marlyce Rae Lois Mae and Erik. A new library book It Is Jobie by Helen Garrett is being enjoyed. In numbers class students learned to divide by three. Mrs Bell visited our room Friday afternoon.
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Marlyce Rae Vogel
Joan Westphal
Ruby Sievert
Carol Elliott
Dick Fassler
Marlys Ann Mummert
Marzalyn
Carol
Eloise
Gaylene
Marlyce Rae
Lois Mae
Erik
Jobie
Helen Garrett
Mrs. Bell
Birthday Cheer At School As Mavis Caboth Turns Year Older
The class celebrated Mavis Caboth's birthday with a treat and well wishes. Students noted several tests this past week in Geography, Sound in Science, Iowa History, and Spelling. Ruth and Jean achieved perfect spelling for the six weeks while Mavis, Bob, and Ruth excelled with perfect papers. illness kept some students absent.
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Mavis Caboth
Asia
Iowa
Mavis
Bob
Ruth
Jean
Freedom of Worship and the Child's Faith
A discussion on how young children grasp religion. The Psalm quoted shows literal misunderstandings for Sally, illustrating that proper freedom of worship means nurturing emotional and intellectual background. The piece argues children should learn empathy, social awareness, and to think for themselves to become responsible individuals in both life and faith.
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Sally
God
Garden project blooms as seeds sprout in class
Last Friday the science class prepared a seed bed for flowers and vegetables. By Monday tomato and cabbage plants had emerged and students share a freehand garden poster and a chart to record planting dates and plant growth.
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Wilbur Wogahn
Jacqueline Osterling
Gaylen Miller
Richard Hodge
San Francisco
Japan
China
Pacific
Janice Schulke
Helen Sawniczak
Helen
Caroline Wogahn brings stereoscope and slides to class
Sometime ago Caroline Wogahn brought a stereoscope and slides that showcased geographic places studied in geography. Merlin Roth and John Nelson have returned to school after an absence.
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Caroline Wogahn
Caroline
Merlin Roth
John Nelson
Glass Eyes Through History From Egypt to New York
Records trace glass eyes from ancient Egypt, Rome, and Venice with priests making them as early as 500 B C. The first modern eye is described in 1461 by French surgeon Ambrose Paré. Pierre Gougelman began making artificial eyes in 1851 on Van Dam Street New York, later run by his descendants as Mager Gougelman Inc.
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Ambrose Parc
Paris
Pierre Gougelman
van Dam Street
New York
N. Y
Safety Man Urges Traffic Toll Reduction and Caution
The National Safety Council reports 1943 traffic toll at its lowest since 1925, with mileage 84 above 1925 levels despite wartime vehicle use. Automobile mileage in 1943 drops 18 from 1942 and 83 from 1941, while accidents rise in late 1948, urging personal responsibility to reduce toll and prevent crashes.
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National Safety Council
Ask Iowa Youth To Discuss Own Health Matters
The Iowa state health department announced that on May Day, Child Health Day, Iowa youths will lead discussions on protecting public health. Youths will meet in schools clubs churches town halls and homes to discuss health problems at the home front and assume leadership this year.
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Iowa
State Health Department
Youth groups urged to join May Day health drive
The department praises youths for wartime service in stamps scrap collecting and asks local youth groups to discuss topics such as victory gardens school lunches anti food waste and first aid. It hopes Iowa youth will participate in May Day to promote healthy living and ease doctors’ burdens.
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Iowa
Department
Afraid of Your Shadow as a Symbol in Animal Fear
A note from the Better Vie an Institute discusses how many small creatures with limited senses fear shadows or dim light. It argues that fearing one’s own shadow epitomizes a basic instinct in the animal world and highlights how creatures defend themselves with limited means.
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Maple Valley
Ames
Brower Electric
Maple Valley Hatchery
A. H. Vogel
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Josef Stalin
Badoglio
Italy
Russia
Mummert Howe. CO
Aurelia, Iowa
Methodist Church
EB. Stanworth
Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship
Junior Society
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
William Walter
Phyllis Lehnhardt
Ivadell Wohlers
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alta
C. Philip Holmberg
Aurelia Sentinel
E. C. Lighter
Carl J. Lighter
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Wayne Chick Starter
Glass
W. G. Whitney
Clovers
Timothy
Brome
Allike — Alfalfa
Ee Ian Fred W. Braun
Safety Man
International
I. H
Lh.c. Endgate
Litchfield
Kroll & Patterson
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