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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1943

Page

2

Iowa War Effort and State Institutions Highlight Push

State leaders urge support for drives on the home front as Iowa schools and prisons contribute to the war effort. Toledo Juvenile Home reports 193 graduates serving, with 93 percent in higher ranks and several officers. Anamosa reformatory, Fort Madison prison, and Davenport Soldier Orphans home add hundreds in uniform, while labs at Iowa colleges may yield postwar breakthroughs.

Iowa Toledo State Reformatory Anamosa Fort Madison Soldiers Orphan’s Home Davenport Fedora Tures Uut Iowa State

East Afton and Elk News Friends and Visitors

Sgt. and Mrs. Karol Fredrickson of Colorado Springs arrive for a week in Aurelia area. Elaine Booth from Buena Vista College vacationing with Booth family. Local households host Thanksgiving visitors and attendances. A large crowd at Opal Cave's sale reported with strong selling.

Karol Fredrickson Colorado Springs Colorado Ed Pingle Andredrickson Elaine Booth Buena Vista College John Booth W. M. Booth Jerry Wwéredintier M. Hines Aurelia Oscar Gustafson

Colonial theater links service members in weekly films

Novel idea brings home pictures of service men and women into sound films. Mr. Colon, manager of the Colonial theater in Hamburg, uses the portraits in a weekly feature that is very popular with local residents.

Mr. Colon Colonial Theater Hamburg

Thanksgiving Visitors Fill Mt Olive Area Homes

Local residents and guests from Cherokee Aurelia Larrabee Sioux City and nearby towns gathered for Thanksgiving meals and social visits at multiple homes. Invitations extended across families including Bengtsons Samborns and Beckers as extended kin and friends joined in holiday hospitality.

Hog receipts marked November on Sioux City market

Receipts totaled about 22 000 Monday and 18 000 Tuesday causing a carryover and producers urged to curb shipments. A 13.45 floor on good to choice 200 to 270 pound hogs went into effect pushing 5 to 10 cent advances for that class while other weights fell 15 to 75 cents. Sows sold 16 to 25 cents higher at 12.25 to 12.40. Fat cattle and lamb prices slipped from gains seen last week with steers 11.25 to 16.00. heifers 11.00 to 15.25. cows up to 12.25. bulls to 11.25. Replacements firm at 10.00 to 12.75. calf prices mixed. Fat lambs 13.00 to 14.25, clipped 13.75, yearlings 13.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.25. Feeder lambs up 25 to 60 cents at 10.50 to 11.75. Shippers listing top $15.90 for steers. County shippers from Cherokee area including Bleil, Davis, Plagman, Rosch, Meinking, Smith, and Phisey appear with various lots and weights.

Sioux City Ralph Plagman Aurelia Cherokee County C. M. Bleil Claude Davis George Rosch Steers Walt Meinking Guy Smith Phisey ‘Dull Lambs

Hanover News Family Gatherings and Births Highlight Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs Fred Trimble and Nancy of Decatur visited the Menke and Lichtenberg families. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Lichtenberg on Thanksgiving Day. Numerous relatives shared Thanksgiving meals at several homes across the area. Families from Galva Aurelia and Sioux Valley Hospital networks joined in celebrations and greetings for Mrs George Johns birthday.

Lloyd Ohlson L. C. Bengtson Sioux City Leonard Sanford Tom Gilbert Larrabee Raymond Gregg B. H. Dubes Mabel Neville Aurelia Clarence Simmons Cherokee John Towner Louis Morgan Alaska Mt. Olive John Hanson Hanson Gunner Hansen Carl J. Johnson Lorne Anderson Gustafson Johnson Home Harry Wilson Daniel Sweet Home Storm Lake Clifford Bruce Jerry Lee Lara Stewart Fred Lincoln -John Claude Davis Phyllis Simmons I. J. Torrey Jess Wetherman Odebolt Henry Olsen Will Hahn Frances Helen Oscar Smith Ellen Barbara Eng Anderson Forrest Lenz John Lar Ronald Becker Walter Simmons Good Hope Oscar Gustafson Eitel Mohn Vincent Becker Galva Harold Johnson Blanche Kolpin Crystal Frank Becker Will Thede Holstein Louis Stellish Beverly Hinkey Earl Crippen Bernhard Suenger Levi Lundquist C. J. Johnson Conrad Engdahl Frank Uecker Victor Swanson Afton Township Alfred Simonsen Lawrence Mongan August Peterson Edwin Johnson Fielding Dy Anne Larry Lee Homer Anderson George Schafer Anna Jones Carl Roseen Church of Christ John Larson Paul Peterson F. O. Mortenson Axel Johnson Lester Gregg Frances and John Hahn Quimby Amos Hahn Harold Spencer Leonard Anderson Howard Anderson Edgar Johnson Fred Trimble Nancy Decatur Wm. Menke Earl Lichtenberg Norman Schroeder Fred Hustedt Leslie Millard Richard Heimbruck Eugene Mason Harold Otto Albert Otto Herbert Otto Louise Otto Frieda Clarence Martin Hinkeldey Wm- Glienke Truesdale Charles Adele Irene Zwemke Harold Hogrefe Newell Lester Grieme Wilmer Adolf Grieme Edgar Fahr Orville Winterhof Great Lakes Illinois Wm. Winterhof Walter Miller Lorenz Lietz Harry Lietz Martha Lietz John Grieme Vernon Otto C. A. Peterson Della Richard Peterson Ben Galvin Frank Peterson Morris Peterson Oakdale O. C. Hickey Ervil Rapp Walter Radke Art Hickey Orlo Shank Mildred Thomson C. C. Hickey Garland Hickey George Johns Bertha Daw Sioux Valley Hospital Carl Anderson Nellie Johnson

Diamond Center Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Cherokee Area

Mrs C C Hickey reports Thanksgiving dinners in the Keith McGee home near Cherokee. Erna Otto of Minneapolis spent vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Otto. Sunday guests at H H Otto’s included Vernon Otto and family, Harry Winterhoff and family, Norma Lullmann and Arlin Fievers, and Henry Otto with family.

Fred Kruetz Keith McGee Cherokee Erna Otto Minneapolis Henry Otto H. H. Otto Vernon Otto Harry Winterhoff Norma Lullmann Arlin Fievers

Afton Vicinity News Highlights

Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings across Afton area. Guests include Glenn Loucks Terry and George Zwick with Laurine visiting the Harry Anderson home. Henry Stevens group marks a 41st anniversary in Cherokee, while others travel to Des Moines and Texas for family events.

Glenn Loucks Terry George Zwick Laurine S. S. Terrill Oskaloosa Harry Anderson Terrill Loucks Claus Anderson Albert City Ed Matthews LeRoy Leone Neimier Galva Ray Jones Gertrude Richard Will Sleezer Messers Earl Raymond Henry Stevens Cherokee Lloyd Lauridsen Storm Lake Irvin Brewster Carl Hangon Max Gilbert AJC Dean Gilbert Texas Bill Young Corpus Christi Ellis Stieneke Troy Mummert Dale Newark N. J Ed Kohlhagen Gertrude Jones Des Moines Carl Hanson Emma

Thanksgiving Gatherings Mentioned Across Ray Jones Home

The passage notes Ray mond Zwick's birthday celebrated at Earl Zwick's with many attending along with guests Arlene Bugh Robert Gates George Zwick Raymond Zwick and Junior Kastengren. It also mentions attendance at the Victor Swanson sale and the Cave sale with gifts from A. C. C. and Afton friends and the Swanson couple moving to Cherokee.

Cave Afton

Driving In Winter Hazards Highlight Rural Roads

Ames Iowa winter driving requires extra care warn Prof. Ralph Moyer of Iowa State College. He notes higher death rates on snow belt rural highways and gives rules to reduce skidding and accidents, including adjusting speed, using chains, and selecting safe following distances.

Roosevelt National Safety Council Cadillac Mich Ralph A. Moyer Iowa State College Ames Iowa Iowa State College Engineering Experiment Station Moyer College

Hunters Fire On Pheasants From Moving Train

A train crew on a Donnan to Hawkeye run in Fayette County used a caboose perch to spot pheasants. When birds were seen, crew members exited the stopped train and fired at them, raising safety concerns.

Donnan Hawkeye Fayette County

Also Mentioned on This Page

America Biloxi Gulf of Mexico Princess Davis Beauvoir State Capitol Cyde L. Herring Herring A. B. Lindsay Winfred Moulton Ofice Don R. Hankens Larson’s Store State Bank W. A. Liebsch Aurelia, Iowa Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Fred Radke H. H. Lockin C. H. Kaskey East Afton & Elk Wm. Booth Col A. A. Woltman Reggy Martin Ida Hye Frances Hahn Hanover Diamond Center Mrs. C. C. Hickey Sears Cys Amassane Boft Earl Zwick Baye HONEA Buppert, Mer
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