Baseball Rules Meeting Held Here Wednesday
A group of school officials from this part of the state met at the Aurelia school house Wednesday evening for an Iowa High School Association baseball rules and interpretation session. Superintendent M. M. Rogers of Lytton presided as attendees discussed unifying rule interpretations and several out of town officials joined from Hays Sioux Rapids LeMars Suth erland Calument Sulpher Springs Truesdale Lytton Quimby Cherokee. Lunch followed the meeting with local participants including Superintendent Lloyd Godfrey Coach Russell Null Assistant Coach Loren Coburn and others.
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Aurelia School
Iowa High School Association
M. M. Rogers
Lytton
Ed Whixon
Jay Beckman
Hays School
A. F. Hemphill
Chick” Evans
Sioux Rapids
Francis Hall
LeMars
E. P. Baird
Sutherland
Wayne Hagge
Calument
Francis McCabe
Truesdale
Leonard Gustafson
Sulpher Springs
Dick Lashier
Stephen Wieland
Ralph Mortenson
Quimby
Dave McGruger
Cherokee
Lloyd Godfrey
Russell Null
Loren Coburn
Richard Forbes
Claude de St. Paer
Ervil Rapp
Pfc Roger Sturgeon Serves With First Cavalry Division in Japan
Pfc Roger W Sturgeon of Aurelia Iowa recently promoted to Private First Class serves with the First Cavalry Division on occupation duty in the Tokyo Yokohama area. The division, famous for campaigns across Australia to Manila Tokyo, has been overseas since December 1946. Sturgeon works as a typist clerk at Headquarters Detachment and is a 1946 Aurelia High School graduate.
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Roger W. Sturgeon
Aurelia
Iowa
Fighting First Cavalry Division
Tokyo-Yokohama
First Cavalry
Australia
Manila
Tokyo
Pfc
Sturgeon
First Cavalry Division
Aurelia High
Fort Knox
Pealice
J. Sturgeon
Route 1
Eee
Confirmation at St Pauls Lutheran Holds Eight Confirmands
Confirmation will be held at St Pauls Lutheran Sunday morning at 10 oclock as eight children are received into communicant membership. The class includes Delores Eli Betty Kolpin Shirley Shherkenbak Caroline Wogahn Donald Buenger Val Dean Koch Derryn Schramm and Ervin Tuttle. No Sunday school will be held.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Delores Eli
Betty Kolpin
Shirley Shherkenbak
Caroline Wogahn
Donald Buenger
Val Dean Koch
Derryn Schramm
Ervin Tuttle
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Iowa Womens Club Convention Comes to Cherokees County
The Aurelia Womens Club hosts the Cherokee County Federation of Womens Clubs convention at the Methodist church on Friday April 25. Registration begins 9 30 am with invocation by Rev Ernest Stanworth and a business session. Luncheon at noon and an afternoon program at 1 30 featuring special music reports and an address Peace is Our Business by Mrs Willis Vanderberg of Boyden Town. Open meeting and welcome to all.
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Aurelia Womens Club
Iowa
Federation of Womens Club
Methodist Church
Ernest Stanworth
Willis Vanderberg
Boyden
Medley Relay Trophy Won By Tomahawk Relays Team
Coach Null's track squad captured the class B medley relay trophy at the Tomahawk Relays in Cherokee with a 4 03.9 time, short of last year's record. The quartet included Kenneth Beeghley Dan Coombs Arlo Sturgeon and Glenn Beeghley who ran the half mile in 2 05 after overcoming 12 runners to finish first. Aurelia athletes entered multiple events but failed to qualify and five team members head to Sioux City Friday for additional relays including 440 and 880 yard relays and the medley.
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Null
Cherokee
Holstein
Kenneth Beeghley
Dan Coombs
Arlo Sturgeon
Glenn Beeghley
Sioux City
Local Legion Post Plans Softball Team Formation
The Grashoff McManus Legion Post met to organize a softball team with Donnie Wieland named athletic chairman. Equipment has been purchased and members interested should contact Wieland to join. The Legion aims for a good season and plans to schedule games with nearby teams.
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Grashoff-McManus Legion
Donnie Wieland
Legion
Donnie
Bricks By Air From Adel Sparks Novel Shipment
A Parkersburg builder hired a local pilot to fly to Adel and back with 100 brick corner pieces. The United Company of Adel reported this marked their first air shipment. Time marches on.
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Parkersburg
Adel
United Company of
School Notes from a Busy Week Across Grades
Kindergarten students prepare under the umbrella with raindrop words. First grade explores Our Friends At Play and Our Animal Friends while counting by twos and reading thermometers. Second grade writes problems, studies flowers, and notes 100 spelling achievers. Junior high reports Miss McClure's pink eye and science on the heart stars and democracy.
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Beverly
Billy
DyAnne Anderson
Roland Carlson
Donnie Conley
Jerry’ Haight
Lynne Harisen
Dennis
Doreen Hasenwinkel
Gary Jacob
Gerald Johnson
Marjorie
Xumpp
Kenneth” Kolpin
Fredrick Kolpin
Sharon Minkler
Carolyn Nelson
Francis Peterson
Galen Peterson
Carole Radke
Bill Ross
Gail Schramm
Dana Schulke
Dennis Shireman
Jane Rie
Jane Stutz
Carole Tayor
Rainbow Gardens Theme Of Junior Senior Banquet
The high school hosts a junior senior banquet with the Rainbow Gardens theme on April 19. Decor includes rainbow streamers, a picket fence, arched trellises, and tables in a rainbow pattern. Music by Ralph Easton and orchestra, with decorative menu items and student servers from the freshmen class.
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Jim Sexton
Methodist Ladies Aid
Jerry Peterson
Ebi Johnson
Bob Howell
Joann Deyloff
Patty Clark
Betty Nelson
Harriett Ohlson
Dan Coombs
Richard Forbes
Ralph Easton
Dorothy Weiblen
Congregational Church Announces Spring Rally Details
Rev Edwin Trigg will preach at the Congregational Church Sunday service at 11 a.m. Sunday school starts 10 a.m. The Towa Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 7 p.m. The spring rally at Sheldon on Sunday April 27. cars depart church at 1 15.
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R. K. Schwab
Edwin. Trigg
Towa Pilgrim Fellowship
Sheldon
Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services
Ernest Stanworth, pastor, leads morning worship at 11 a m and a Sunday school at 10 a m with Mrs Ruby Carlson superintendent. A Methodist Youth Fellowship Rally is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at Storm Lake.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Storm Lake
Jubilate Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Church
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites worshipers to Jubilate Sunday with a 10 a m divine service. No Sunday school this week and the Walther League will meet Thursday evening. Pastor Joel E Ross presides.
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Walther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church invites all to Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening devotions with sermon at 8:00 p.m. Thursdays Prayer and Praise at Cottage meetings at 8:00 p.m. All not worshipping elsewhere are invited to join.
Society Notes Highlight Local Card Parties and Celebrations
Mrs. Chester Dyslin hosted a 7 pm dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cram as co hosts. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mongan high and Mr. and Mrs. John Laposky low with Carroll Sansen taking the traveling prize. The last pinochle meeting of the season ended with a luncheon at the Embroidery club gathering.
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Chester Dyslin
Duane Cram
Ralph Mongan
John Laposky
Carroll Sansen
Aurelia High School Baseball Dominates Quimby 8 to 3
Aurelia beat Quimby 8 to 3 in a non scheduled Tuesday game. Bob Howell earned the win with 8 strikeouts and 4 hits allowed. Glenn Beeghley fanned 1 in relief. Kas key went 2 for 2 with two doubles, while Quimby pitchers Pinkerton and Heuser totaled 11 and 2 strikeouts respectively.
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Null
Quimby
Aurelia
Bob Howell
Glenn Beeghley
Lloyd Hermanson
Howell
Beeghley
Pinkerton
Heuser
Methodist Youth Rally Expected for Storm Lake Attendance
The Aurelia Methodist Youth Fellowship will attend a rally at Storm Lake's Methodist church on Sunday April 27 with registration at 2 30 and program at 3 p m. About 600 Methodist youths teachers and counselors from Sheldon Districts 50 churches are expected. The convention emphasizes Youth Crusaders and includes speakers Reverend John Clinton Des Moines Reverend John B Magee Sioux City and Reverend B Roy Brown Schaller. Guest soloist Miss Mary Pearl Wiley from Morningside College appears in both programs.
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Aurelia
Sheldon
Sheldon District
John Clinton
Des Moines
John B. Magee
Sioux City
Morningside College
B. Roy Brown
Schaller
Mary Pearl Wiley
Lois Galvin Named On Honor Roll At State Teachers College
Lois Galvin of Aurelia was named to the winter quarter honor roll at the Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. Dr. M. J. Nelson announced that 165 students earned honors, including 88 men and 77 women, with a 3.33 GPA requirement and A to D grading scale.
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Lois Galvin
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Aurelia
Iowa State Teachers College
M. J. Nelson
Teachers College
Defeats Marcus In First Season Baseball Game
Bob Howell pitched two hits allowed 13 strikeouts and three walks leading Aurelia to a 5 to 1 win over Marcus in the opening game. Aurelia had one error while Marcus committed six. Glenn Beeghley went 4 for 4 for Aurelia and Craig Dorr went 1 for 2 for Marcus.
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Marcus
Bob Howell
Null
Aurelia
Howell
Lloyd Hermanson
Marcus Ebert
Dorr
Ebert
Glenn Beeghley
Craig Dorr
How The American Legion Was Started
The American Legion marked its 28th birth anniversary March 15 to 17 1947 with Commander Jack Coombs announcing it was founded overseas by fighting men. He cited the Paris 1919 caucus that drafted the framework and name and the St Louis 1919 caucus that perfected the organization. The Minneapolis 1919 convention ratified the Paris and St Louis work and elected officers. Membership rose from 684 000 at Minneapolis to 8 926 656 in 15 976 posts.
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American Legion
Jack Coombs
United States
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Minn
Paris
New Bakery Opens In Aurelia Saturday
L F Iddings of Aurelia and J E Hamiel of Washta announce the Aurelia Bakery opening in Aurelia Saturday April 26 in the W H Bischel building south of the drug store. Free coffee and doughnuts 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 at Nelsons Cafe or Lou's Place.
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L. F. Iddings
Aurelia
J. E. Hamiel
Washta
Sentinel
Aurelia Bakery
W. H. Bischel
Nelsons Cafe
Lou’s Place
Spencer
Iddings
Guarantee Oil Co
Turner ‘Trucking Co
Lebanon
Ind
Navy
Pacific
ETO
Navy and Marine Corp
Hamiel
Germany
Frank Jonas Orchestra Here Friday May 2
Frank Jonas and his orchestra will provide music for a public Legion Post dance at the Legion hall on Friday May 2. The popular band has performed here before and drew large crowds, inviting the public to come enjoy a lively evening on a good floor.
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Frank Jonas
Legion Hall
Legion Post
Correction on Aurelia mile winner at Holstein Relays
The Sentinel corrects last week’s report stating Kenneth Beeghley of Aurelia won second place in the mile run at the Holstein Relays. The earlier name printed as Glenn Beeghley was incorrect. Read the ads.
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Kenneth Beeghley
Aurelia
Holstein Relays
Glenn Beeghley
Sentinel
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