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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
3
Local notices list sales on Speed Queen washers from 99.50 at Whitney Hardware and garden hose lengths at Pauls Radio Shop. Insurance services from Lockin Agency and Hansbruch Drug offer repairs and ten day service, while a floor waxer is for rent. Community visits include families and ISU students during weekends and regional events.
Royce Steffens had his tonsils out at Bates hospital Monday. Buy Eclipse lawn mowers at Whitney Hardware. New wallpaper samples arrive. J. H. Teerink offers papering and painting. For the children marbles kites and cap guns at Paul s Radio Shop. Rev and Mrs E Holstein and family were Sunday guests in the Rev Ross home.
The church school meets at 10 a m with Claude de St Paer as superintendent Morning worship is at 11 a m The Sheldon District Methodist Youth Fellowship rally will be held Sunday afternoon and evening at the Methodist church in Sheldon Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Church Alta Iowa led by Pastor C Philip Holmberg invites all to church school and Bible classes at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. The sound film Beyond Our Own will be shown at the Methodist church at 8 p.m. All are urged to see it. Saturday teachers meet 8 p.m. at George Carlson home. Tuesday Board of Administration 8 p.m.
Mrs. Ben Fores returns from Des Moines while T P Keuhl attends his mother’s funeral in Huron. We note a death of W A Bischel in Monee Illinois with funeral Sunday and Geneva Nelson traveling to Detroit for a National Music Conference. Also listed are visits by Cora Lighter and family, Harold Larson, and Aurelia residents named to the Iowa State Teachers College honor roll.
Thursday evening bridge club met with Mr and Mrs Herbert Peterson with high scores awarded to Mr and Mrs Robert Orr and low to Mrs L H Daniels and Clarence Eischen Two traveling prizes went to Mrs Daniels and Mrs Eischen Dessert bridge club met at Mrs Walt Radkes with high by Mrs Carl Anderson second high by Mrs M C Paulson and low by Mrs Hickey Get-together club met at Mrs Burt Beeghleys with sewing and visiting A luncheon was enjoyed Mrs Oscar Benson hosted the Friendship club with eighteen members present Mrs Willard Petton led the business meeting and a two course lunch was served Next meeting hosted by Mrs Henry Buddenhagen on May 12.
The First Congregational Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. The boys choir will sing. The Congregational Ladies Fellowship meets Thursday April 29 at 3:00 p.m. Supper served by Mesdames Waddell, Flory, Hickey, Peterson, Glawe, and Glawe. Everyone invited.
Aurelia placed third with 50 percent points as Trackmen from Aurelia won six events at the Triangle meet in Cherokee. Kenneth and Glenn Beeghley starred with medley and two mile relays, while Glenn edged Graves of Cherokee in the 880 and anchored the two mile relay. Aurelia wins included two mile run by Aurelia team Peckenschneider Lockin K Beeghley G Beeghley in 10.5, 220 yard dash Dan Coombs 24.6, high jump Dan Coombs 5 feet 2 inches, 880 yard run Glenn Beeghley 2:08.1, and medley relay 4:07.5 with Sturgeon Coombs and the Beeghleys. Additional Aurelia points came from mile run Derryn Schramm second and John Wilson third, 880 yard relay second, 200 yard low hurdles Brownmiller third, 440 yard relay third, mile relay second, and discus Jim Buenger second and football throw Fox fourth.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine worship at 10 45. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p m. Walther League meets May 16. Pastor Joel E Ross extends a cordial welcome.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Elk announces no morning worship service this Sunday. Church school and Bible class will meet at 10 a m Members of the Bible class are reminded of the attendance contest.
Lost green wool coat between Lockin residence and office. Notify Mrs H H Lockin. For sale coal and gas range in excellent condition by G R Wharton. Also for sale McCormick Deering by Harold Peterson. Farmers offer semi solid pig emulsion by W G Whitney Elevator. Wanted custom plowing by Cliff Coombs. Galloway electric cream separator by Wm Haight Aurelia. Quillion freezer 18 ft capacity priced at 550 by Wm Haight or Paul Stieneke. Artificial insemination service for cows by Ray Ruberg Storm Lake 288 W.
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