Aurelian Community School to Open Monday August 28
The 1961 1962 Aurelian Community School year starts Monday August 28 with about 725 enrolled. Classes run all day starting 8 45 am. Remodeling includes new building use for music kindergarten and a larger sixth grade room. A faculty workshop Friday August 25 precedes opening. No school Labor Day September 4. Bus routes begin August 28 with 7 30 7 45 pickups and 8 30 arrival. Kindergarten schedules split morning and afternoon sessions with adjusted drop offs and returns.
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Auelia
Ash Street
Dennis Baum
Cindy Joslin
Kevin Baum
Kathryn Kelley
Jane Beck
Connie Korleski
Steve Beeghley
Barbara Mediker
Debra Blake
Linda Moritz
Mark Curtis Braunschweig
Nelson Nancy.Engdahl
Lori Rasmussen
Kathyrn Fassler
Debby Sands
Janet Gaudian
Joel Smith
Joyce Gaudian
Ronald Sorensen
Roger Gregg
Nancy Sprouse
B. Hasenwinkel
Brenda Sweet
Richard Hill
Michael Tietgen
Leah Hodam
Terry: Tuttle
Roger Johnson
Denise Vitzthum
Carol Jones
Brian Winterhof
Debbie Anderson
Marilyn Hanson
Trial Jurors Drawn For September Term
Petit jurors for the September 1961 term have been drawn and are summoned to appear September 11, 1961 at 10:00 a.m. list includes numerous residents of Cherokee Aurelia Marcus Quimby Washta Meriden Cleghorn Holstein Pier son and Paullina among others.
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Petit
Ben Adams
Irma Allen
Viola Allen
Aurelia
Howard Anderson
Marie Bachhuber
John Blair
Ben Brasser
Florence Bruce
Clarence Bugh
Clarence Burkhart
Antonette Carey
Marcus
Roger Chaplin
Vesta Courtright
Quimby
Lawrence Davis
Peterson
Tom Delaney
Monty Coupe
Delbert Drefke
Darrell Dunn
Meriden
Edward Evans
Gilman Fee
Cherokee
Phillip Fell
Holstein
Christ E. Felten
Alfred Fuhrman
Cleghorn
Mary Lou Galigan
Loretta George
Claudia Goodrich
Pastor Warns of Communist Threat in Cuba
Pastor Herman Glienke warned Kiwanis members that Castro’s Cuba could become a stepping stone to hemispheric communism if action is delayed. He described Cuba’s shift from reform to a full Communist regime, with Russians and Chinese Reds, indoctrination, and propaganda, urging reviving faith and democratic study groups to counter the threat. The speaker, raised in Alta and now based in Key West, plans further public talks this fall. Carole A. Taylor, daughter of Robert E. Taylor, will graduate as a medical technologist in Iowa City and begin work in Kansas City.
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Castro
Cuba
Herman Glienke
Kiwanis Club
Glienke
Pastor Glienke
U. S
Central
South America
Russia
Alta
Hanover
Alta High School
St. Paul
Glienkes
Alta Community
Key West
Carole A. Taylor
Robert E. Taylor
Congress St
Sioux City
School of Medical Technology
Veterans Adminstration Hospital
Iowa City
Central High School
Miss Taylor
Kansas City
Ray Clemens 80 Served Galva Community Obituary
Ray Clemens died Aug 7 at Sioux Valley hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Galva with burial from the church. Born in Diana township he married Dorthea Nendstram and is survived by a son and a daughter plus grandchildren. relatives from the community attended.
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Henry Buenger
Brent Alan
Sioux Valley Hospital
Ronnie
Girade
Kathrine
Karen
Aurelia
al Bennett
Mecury
Ohio
Galva
Ray Clemens
Methodist Church
Clemens
Uoto
Dianna Township
Dorthea Nendstram
Fay Tin Wade Nosun
John
Missoula
Mont
Rites Held Saturday For Mrs. Imo Krout
Obituary recounts Mrs. Imo Krout’s death and funeral rites Saturday at a local church. She leaves husband Arthur Foireadt and several relatives including a niece Mrs Hottin Beatae of Murredia, with mention of adopted daughter Riniberis Sue and other family.
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Imo Krout
Imo Gen
Hithesia Vista
Sersaar
Osanvel Paeaniet Et Cie
Aurelia
Krout
Hottin Beatae
Murredia
Apteb
Tractor Rodeo Highlights Thursday at Aurelia Grounds
Residents are urged to attend the Tractor Rodeo on the south school grounds in Aurelia this Thursday starting at 1:30 PM. The Kawaitis Club and Golden Ayres FRA Chapter sponsor prizes including a grand trophy and 30 dollars plus 38 and 2 for top Sun events. Contestants must pay a 0.50 entry fee. tractors and implements provided. Spectators welcome with no admission charge.
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Couth
Aurelia
Kawaitis Club
Golden Ayres Fra
Cherokee County
Iowa
Des Moines
Masters Degree Awarded to James Budenhapen in Mathematics
James Budenhapen received a Master of Science in Mathematics at the State University of Town last Wednesday evening. He plans to return to Wall Lake as a math department instructor this fall.
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James Budenhapen
State University of Town
Wall Lake
Injured by Rock Strikes Man During Rotary Event
Duane Gaudian sustained an ankle injury Saturday after a rock from a rotary mower struck him. A blood vessel in the ankle was pierced, forcing him to remain at home while recovering.
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Duane Gaudian
Og Rock
Pee Wee Baseball Uniforms Sought for Return
Citizens with Pee Wee baseball uniforms are asked to return them promptly to BED Fox. Cooperation is requested to settle the matter quickly.
Local 4-H Girls Receive Awards
Local 4-H girls are recognized with awards as community groups honor youth leaders. Names and details are partially legible, highlighting local clubs and notable participants in a regional awards ceremony.
Huseman and Otto wed at St John’s Lutheran Hanover
Miss LaVonne Hiusemean of Alta and Elden Otto of Adretia united in marriage on Sunday August 6 at 3 p.m. in St. John's Lutheran church Hanover. Weather notes incomplete due to damaged text.
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Huseman-Otto
LaVonne Hiusemean
Alta
Elden Otto
Adretia
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hanover
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