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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
2
Mrs. Fred Kolpin and Carolynne and Laura Mae Beckman hosted Sioux City visitors while neighbors and relatives from Aurelia Cherokee Storm Lake and Battle Creek Iowa shared calls. Events include hospital visits cast removal birth notice and military mentions with Orris and Clyde Erickson returning from service and upcoming hospital care.
Mt Olive Ladies Aid met at Mrs Carl Kahl near Holstein with devotionals led by Mrs Clifford Bruce and a missionary segment by Mrs E H Gillet. New members Reitzell Nordstrom and Junior Nordstrom joined, and a luncheon was served. Visitors included Mrs Paul Peterson and Mrs Will Kahl, among others. Many residents were noted visiting relatives, attending services, or traveling to nearby towns as Japan's war end was celebrated in the area.
Mr and Mrs Fred Trimble and daughter Nancy returned to Decatur Illinois after visiting the Wm Menke home and other relatives. Miss Phyllis Plog spent last week with her aunt Mrs Caroline Heimsoth in Storm Lake. Weekend guests at Rev and Mrs O Bahr included Mrs Joe Simons and family of Chicago and Mr and Mrs John Gaiser and family of Kansas City. The ladies are daughters of Rev and Mrs Bahr. Charles Zwemke and family visited Harold Hogrefe near Peterson while Walter Plog and Charles Zwemke Jr. were in Sioux City Friday.
Advice warns against working with bean plants when wet from rain dew or hose water to avoid spreading diseases. Officials urge farming only when plants are dry to prevent contamination and protect crop health.
The community mourns the accidental death of Hans Kreutz last Thursday. Funeral services were held at Hansen and Hull funeral home in Holstein on Sunday afternoon. Diamond residents extend sympathy. Sunday dinner guests included the Ohlsons, Boothbys, and Dubes families. Ellen Ohlson left for Yuma Arizona to work at a broadcasting station. other visits noted include the Radkes, Ottos, and Vogels in Aurelia and nearby homes.
A Minneapolis minister staying at Mt Carmel resort found a waterlogged billfold by a stream flowing from Lake Carlos. A meal ticket inside identified it as belonging to a Waverly, Iowa, minister who lost it last year with money ration stamps and valuables.
Blakesburg farmer Joe Angel, aged 88, completed his hay stacking efficiently despite limited help, completing the task rapidly and proving himself capable beyond his years.
Some doctors advocate gargling with fresh fruit juices instead of meth-wash, claiming health benefits and improved taste. The idea contrasts with conventional antiseptics and has sparked discussion among clinicians.
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