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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel BE announces subscription terms for annual and foreign delivery. Rates listed include per year in advance and foreign options at $1.50 and $2.00 respectively.
A two oclock luncheon at the Elmer Goettsch home honored Mrs. Marlin Goettsch with a miscellaneous shower. Lingo games and many gifts marked the afternoon. Thanksgiving gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson hosting. families from Alta Washta Sioux City Renwick and Holstein attended with several relatives and friends visiting through Sunday. Rev. Milton Otto and Rev. R. E. Cook visited in town, and a school program by Miss Beatrice Thompson’s class closed the day with lunch.
Mr and Mrs Pete Fell were dinner guests Sunday at Mrs S A Linquist's home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Peterson and son and Mr Rapp of Aurelia visited Will Clymens Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Oscar Waggoner of Aurelia dined with Algy Lindsay. Mrs Frank Johns hosted a birthday party for her husband Tuesday. Guests included Chester Challman Carl Johnson and Harold Challman. Harold Jones of Sioux City stayed with Harry Meyer Thursday. George Johns hosted Carl Anderson and daughter and Nellie Johnson of Galva at a Turkey dinner on Thanksgiving. Mrs C A Peterson Mrs Richard Peterson and Mrs Frank Peterson attended a shower for Mrs Marlin Goettsch Sunday.
In Aurelia Mrs. R. M. Flory reports 72 envelopes returned by Wednesday noon, totaling $32.25 from Christmas seal sales to fight tuberculosis. She urges any remaining donors to send or deliver envelopes or money to her or leave them at the local drug store.
Aurelia transforms Main Street with two blocks of holiday lights and two lighted stars overhead. Evergreen cuttings are woven through cross lights as a Christmas tree is placed at the center intersection Thursday morning. Decorations create a festive nighttime display reflecting the town's holiday spirit.
Cherokee County selects eight commodity loan inspectors to supervise corn sealing under the federal program. Charles R. Martin will serve Spring and Afton townships. Edmund C. Radke covers Pitcher and Diamond. Delays in forms slow sealing, but materials expected later this week and the program may begin by next week.
A year after a radio stunt, Mrs. Lighter found three live fishes on her doorstep wrapped in a newspaper. They were later killed for Sunday dinner. The trio were left by Mrs. Louie Kroll, with Ben Buenger delivering them from Storm Lake.
Virginia Rose Carlberg a Des Moines based student at the American Institute of Business typed 62 words a minute with two errors in ten minutes to earn eligibility for the International Honor Society. supervised by Kathryn Holland the society executive. she is Aurelia high school graduate active in musical groups and homemaking club.
Don Porter of Aurelia high school earned a place on the Des Moines Register 1941 all state prep team as the fourth best fullback. The 175 pound senior helped Aurelia to an unbeaten season and joined players from larger schools like Council Bluffs and Davenport in the selections. Aurelia also received honorable mentions for Jin Williams Gene Peterson and Tom Coombs.
Results show teams Frasers, Farmers Bank and Poultry Farm with several bowlers and scores across December 1 and December 2. Notable performances include R. Kruse 469, M. Prewitt 465, J. Grapenthen 461, R. Matzdorff 499, Carl Anderson 477, and Ed Rice posting 430.
Results Wednesday Elite Beauty Shop won 2 with 1858 making scores for E Paulson 352 Nelson 328 Glawe 393 Christensen 328 Fraser 372 handicap 30 Thiel's Cafe won 1 1657 Brand vold 294 M Nelson 286 Shank 424 Vogel 282 Thiel 371 Guarantee Oil Co won 38 1810 Paulson 359 Radke 325 Flory 286 P Kaskey 312 M Kaskey 367 handicap 55 Lillies Beauty Shop 1704 Matzdorff 398 Thorson 292 Nelson 258 Rapp 805 Grapenthen 451 Schedule Dec 10 6 45 Guarantee vs Thiel 9 00 Elite vs Lillies.
Aurelia F F A members invite fathers and sons to a banquet in the school building Thursday evening December 11. About 60 attendees expected. Banquet served at 7 p m by high school home economics girls under Miss Merlene Nelson. Program pending.
Gene Peterson and Billie Mummert were chosen as delegates to a boys 4-H short course at Iowa State College Ames during the holiday season. Officers were to be elected at the next meeting January 13 at the R. J. Sturgeon home. Workmen at Fort Atkinson excavation found a rare coin dated 1840, likely lost for over 90 years, blackened but in good condition.
Social items from Afton vicinity recall Thanksgiving visits from Gary and Cherokee families including Lesher Fogleman Gates and Zwick households. Kenneth Hanson returns from Chanute Field on furlough before duty at Mitchell Field. Local sales, 4-H, circle meetings, and hospital updates round out a busy community week.
Paul Holderness of Aurelia Iowa earned the Aircrafters Pin from Frye Aircraft Company School of Training in Omaha after graduating with high averages. Rudy C Mueller Frye president notes six weeks of intensive aircraft work with top grades in layout hand forming riveting and sheet metal fabrication. He has since been sent to Maryland and employed by the Glen L Martin Co Baltimore.
Guy Robinson reports a very large crowd at his closing-out sale Tuesday of this week and notes good prices for the sold property. He was favored with a nice day.
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