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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1950

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Eight Men To Leave Sept 7 For Service in Korea

Cherokee county reports its first induction quota for the Korean War. Eight draftees from the area will depart September 7 by bus from Hotel Lewis in Cherokee for the induction center at Omaha. The group includes Joseph George 24 Leland Anderson 24 Donald Pearson 23 Gerald Hahn 23 Dale Larson 25 Aurelia, now Newton resident Clayton Lehnhardt 24 Aurelia Vernon Wester 25 Cleghorn Richard Sholly 23 Marcus with pre-induction exams completed.

Cherokee County Cherokee Selective Service Des Moines Aurelia Omaha Hotel Lewis Joseph George Leland Anderson Donald Pearson Gerald Hahn Dale Larson Newton Clayton Lehnhardt Vernon Wester Cleghorn Richard Sholly Marcus

Aurelia F F A Softball Team Takes Two Wins

The Aurelia F F A softball team won twice over the Storm Lake K C s 8 2 and 6 5 on their home field. Peckenschneider scattered five hits in game one and held the late rally in the seventh. Cline slugged a big homer in game two as Aurelia remained undefeated with solid defense and strong outfield catches. The squad plans a return game in Hartley to keep their flawless record.

Aurelia F. F. A Storm Lake K. C Peckenschneider F. A Parrott Klumpp Grigsby K. C Junior Cline Cline Peckenseneider Miller Aurelia Don. Klumpp

Hanover Church Set to Mark 70th Anniversary

St Johns Lutheran church in Hanover celebrates seventy years with three services this Sunday. Rev W H Discher, Iowa District West vice president, leads the 10:00 morning service. Pastor A F Otto of St Libory Neb speaks at 2:30 PM. Rev Wm D Kanning of Audubon oversees the 8:00 evening service. Ladies serve dinner after the morning service.

St. John’s Lutheran Church of Audubon

Farmers Picnic and F F A Livestock Show

Farmers Picnic and F F A Livestock Show schedule listing events at Bernard Johnson's barn and Legion Hall. Includes Midget and High School baseball, girls softball, band concerts, free acts, dances, Kiddies Parade, and livestock sale with times from 9:30 A M to 9:00 P M.

Bernard Johnson the Legion Hall The Legion Hall

Accidents Rise on Country Roads Says Farm Safety Expert

Iowa State College extension farm safety specialist Norval Wardle reports accidents on country roads are increasing while tips from the Drive Right campaign, Aug 22 to Sept 6, aim to cut crashes. He cites poor supervision, fewer signs, narrow roads, and loose surfacing as factors and urges slow driving, proper lights, and visibility measures for tractors.

Norval Wardle Iowa State College Iowa Safety Congress Wardle

Mr and Mrs Roy Matzdorff Celebrate 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy Matzdorff observed their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house from two to five and seven to nine. Over 100 guests attended as flowers, lace and a three tier cake decorated the reception.

Roy Matzdorff Fred Kolpin Quentin Anderson Jack Grapen George Glawe Walter Matzdorff Henry Sansen Chas. Hamann G. R. Wharton Matzdorff Wm. Whitney A. E. Stutz Geo. Glawe Oswald Anderson Earl Crippen Mras eRnebsamsiius

Card of Thanks for 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy Matzdorff thank relatives and friends for help celebration 25th anniversary and for the many cards flowers and gifts.

Roy Matzdorff

Playground results and summer prize winners reported

Week of August 7 to 11 sees boys events led by Gary Mongan and Tommy Whitney with top finishes in ping pong and various races. Girls top performers include Jane Stutz and Jennie Lighter in ping pong and hopscotch. Grand prize winners feature Gary Mongan and Tommy Whitney for boys and Jane Stutz with Jennie Lighter for girls, with event prizes going to multiple students across ping pong, bicycle races, and horseshoes. The Sentinel remains the authorized agent for both Sioux City newspapers.

Gary Mongan Tommy Whitney Gary Kirby Stanley Sherken Stanley Sherkenbak Jim Covey Jimmy Rupert Mike Corrington Jenny Lighter Doreen Hasenwinkle Jane Stutz Norma Kirby Marilyn Kirby Jennie Lighter Gail Schramm Atl John Teerink Malcolm Teerink Bill Hasenwinkel Doreene Hasenwinkle Hopscotch Norma. Kirby Gayle Mongan the Sentinel Sioux City

Pallets Ready for Laying House This Fall

The notes indicate pallets require ample feeding and watering space as they move into the laying house this fall, detailing setup needs and housing arrangements for poultry operations.

Boys to Exhibit at F F A Livestock Show in Aurelia

A list of boys slated to exhibit at the F F A Livestock Show and Sale in Aurelia on Friday and Saturday, August 25 and 26. The roster shows stock counts by division including beef cattle, dairy and beef heifers, swine market litters, purebred swine and breeding stock with quantities in parentheses.

Aurelia Leland Anderson Don Buenger Gaylen Miller Richard Grienke Don Klumpp Merlin Roth Dean Nelson Bob MacKay Dennis Anderson Boyd Grashoff Eldon Otto Filmore Gustafson Dale Dyslin James Schulke Keith Langwin Lloyd Patten Don Mummert Roger Mummert Franklin Clymens Jack Wolcott Jerry Wolcott Vernon Jensen Junior Cline Jim Wolcott Jim Nelson Paul Otto

High School Class of 46 Holds Third Reunion

Aurelia high school class of 46 held its third reunion on August 22 at Bill Glawe's home. Twenty eight of the 35 graduates attended with guests. many shared stories and a birthday cake honored Sherm Nelson. A planning committee for the fifth reunion was selected, and thanks extended to Richard Glawe and Bill Glawe for hosting.

Aurelia High School Bill Glawe Ardys Deyloff Rolan Blake Mertie Bell Blair Watson Jane Lawniczak Lois Galvin Charles Galvin Jr Orville Tapper del Dilocker Tamara Rita Primus Dean Fassler Harriett Ohlson Marlain Haight Colleen Lundquist Dale Langwin Diane Hendricks Gene Clymens Marylyn Minkler Melvern Anderson Jim Hench Roger Sturfreen Joe Coombs Sherr Nelson Orville Gregg John Letsche Don Schlott Kill'Glane Sherm Nelson George Nelson Richard Glawe Bill

I P S Company Can Meet Added Power Requirements

The Iowa Public Service Company states it can meet stepped-up industrial power needs during mobilization. President G A Neal cites a 15 percent reserve and $26 million in postwar expansion including 8000 kilowatts at Sioux City Kirk Station 20000 kilowatts at Maynard Station Waterloo and a $15 million Carroll plant plus new 7500 kilowatt units at Eagle Grove and near Storm Lake.

Iowa Public Service Company G. A. Neal Resere Neal IPS Sioux City Kirk Station Maynard Station Waterloo Carroll Eagle Grove Storm Lake

Aston Girls 4-H Club August meeting announced

The regular monthly meeting of the Aston Girls 4-H Club is set for August 22 at 7 00 p m at the home of Genevive Anderson with members encouraged to attend.

Aston Girls 4-H Genevive Anderson

Aurelia Consolidated School Opens with New Building Elbow Room

Aurelia Consolidated School begins Monday August 28 with a newly added building costing 125000 dollars. The facility features a gym 84 by 44 feet, stage 20 by 52, seating about 1000, lockers, and a vocational shop. Classes start August 29 under a full program with newly added grade rooms and hot lunches.

Aurelia Iowa Aurelia Consolidated School

Afton Girls 4-H Club Meets at Genevieve Anderson

The Afton Girls 4-H club met Tuesday August 22 at Genevieve Anderson's with ten members one leader and three visitors. Members pledged flags and sang the Star Spangled Banner as two projects by Margaret Kudrle and Donna Fraser were announced to advance to the state fair. Discussion covered a Farm Bureau meeting and the next gathering will be at Bonnie Smith's.

Afton Girls Genevieve Anderson Carolyn Kolpin Margaret Kudrle Donna Fraser Farm Bureau Bonnie Smith

Landmark Diamond Center church torn down after 52 years

Ten years ago a longtime Diamond township landmark, the 52 year old Methodist church at Diamond Center, is being razed. Community updates note baptisms marriages and local events tied to Aurelia and nearby towns.

Diamond Township Diamond Center Wattie Aurelians Chicago Negro Palmer House Zelma Parrott Vernon N. Butterfield Aurelia Methodist W. A. Liebsch Hill North Main Street O. Braunschweig Afton Township David Holmes Alta Esther Rolfs Lawton Iowa Wesley K. Nelson Martin Hotel Sioux City G. R. Gilbert Pierson Buena Vista County Barr Motor Co Cherokee W. F. Clifton Harris

Junior Auxiliary Picnic at Aurelia Park

The Junior Auxiliary held a picnic at Aurelia Park on August 21 with sponsors Mrs. Fierk and Mrs. Crapser. Four visitors attended from Heron Lake Esterville and Aurelia, including Marsha Kay Joe Ellen Carla Sue Ann Leeds Judy Crapser. The next meeting is September 4 at Marion Peckenschneider's with a note to bring items for the gift box.

Aurelia Park Fierk

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