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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1948

Page

2

Mt Olive Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests

Mrs C J Johnson and others attend birthday club at Mrs Edwin Engdahl’s Aurelia home. Numerous residents visit in Aurelia, Cherokee, Storm Lake, and Sioux City, with several supper and dinner guests. Crippen, Peterson, Hahn, and Glidewell families frequent area homes and threshing meals as neighbors exchange visits.

C. J. Johnson Bertil Peterson Conrad Engdahl Edwin Engdahl Aurelia Robert Torrey Pamela Diamond Township Earl Crippen H. E. Crippen Afton Township Barbara Smith Claude McCannon Quimby Claude Paul Jones Roy Glidewell Gus Fossel Holstein Mt. Olive Alvin Stern Will Hahn Storm Lake Donald Peterson Lincoln Hahn Clifford Bruce Vernon Warriner Earl Bruce L. C. Bengtson Claus Magnuson Janet Kay Donald Johnson Good Hope Dale Peterson Stanley Gillet E. H. Gillet Philadelphia Penn John Towner Clarence Simmons Cherokee Guy Akers Sioux City Carroll, Sansen Hannah Allen Paul Anderson John Leber Leeds Ivan Wilson Clinton Furguson Catherine Hupp Schenectady New York Prunty Webster City Carroll Sansen Lawrence Mongan the Lakes Hupp Betty Peterson LeRoy Goettsch Antone Hanson Ray Jones Glenn Loucks Goldie Loucks Newark N. J Ralph Loucks Cedar Falls N. Ostergard Ray Johnson Baby Bettendorf Paul Jones Jones and Loucks Richard Jones Karl Jim Kludas National Guard Ft. Riley Kansas Wm. Ament Marcus Victor Carlson Helen Carlson Archie Sexton Clyde Kudrle

Egg Lays Peanut-shaped Egg Found in Rhode Island Hen

A Rhode Island red hen owned by John Hansen near Gray laid an unusually shaped egg last week. The oval egg measures about two inches in width and under an inch at its widest point, resembling a peanut.

Rhode Island John Hansen

Munich lesson fees in coffee and margarine

Lucille Hildebrand of Waukon now living in Munich takes piano lessons. She rents the instrument monthly from a German owner paying two pounds of coffee and one pound of margarine per month. Each lesson costs two cans of milk.

Lucille Hildebrand Waukon Munich Germany

Feed Grinding Phone Hours Told by Clifford Wilson

Clifford Wilson lists phone 226 to call before 11 a m or after 7 p m for feed grinding services.

Afton Farm Bureau Meeting Noted Highway Safety Talk

About sixty attended the monthly Farm Bureau gathering at the Community building. highway patrol officer Soppeland discussed highway safety and noted 8 percent of drivers are under 21 while those under 21 account for 25 percent of accidents.

Farm Bureau Soppeland Highway Patrol Office Galen Gillett Alice Kirby Ralph Mongan Russell Allen Messrs. and Mesdames A. Phipps Wm. Sleezer E. Zwick Geo, Zwick G. Loucks J. Lawniczak H. Brownmiller Maude Robinson Opal Cave

Otto family reunion and local births and visits in Hanover

An Otto family reunion was held in the Hanover school basement with 135 guests. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grienne on August 5 at Porath hospital in Storm Lake. Martin Hinkeldey and Wm. Glienke families traveled from Storm Lake to Hopewell New York to visit Jim Colgan. Herman Glienke preached both sermons at St. John’s Lutheran church in Storm Lake.

Hanover School Ralph Grienne Porath Hospital Storm Lake Martin Hinkeldey Wm. Glienke Hopewell New York Jim Colgan Herman Glienke St. John’s Lutheran Church

Size Fifty Shoes Puzzle at Iowa Falls

A shoe salesman in Iowa Falls encountered a customer asking for size fifty shoes. The text notes that size fifty would fit Paul Bunyan in the American system, while Europe uses a different system where size 50 is ordinary.

Iowa Falls Paul Bunyan Europe

Continue Fight Against Grasshoppers As They Move In

Iowa State extension entomologist Harold Gunderson warns hoppers remain abundant as weeds thrive, risking sudden migration to crops this August. He advises early, targeted control with chlordan, chlorinated camphene, or benzene hexachloride, plus poison bait, while noting livestock precautions and field border spraying to protect hay.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Extension Gunderson

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