Twenty Report For Basketball Twenty Report For Basketball
Twenty boys report for the first Aurelia basketball practice Monday evening. The squad is smaller but shows prospects with three letter men from last year and a core of potential players. The Sioux Valley Conference schedule includes Peterson at Aurelia and other games through February with a conference trophy awarded on percentage basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Faber
Paul Jones
Ralp Mongan
Clair Whitney
Albert Johnson
Melvin Williams
Virgil Larson
Burdette McKinnis
Rex Whitney
Peterson
Aurelia
Sutherland
Cleghorn
Marcus
Immaculate Conception
Open
Galva
Holstein
Larrabee
Cherokee
Sioux Valley Conference
Alta
Paullina
Sioux Rapids
Congregational Church Service and Activities Schedule
Edwin Trigg serves as pastor with church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. A special choir musical program is planned with Junior and Senior Endeavor activities at 6 30 in the evening.
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Edwin Trigg
In Memoriam Mrs Whinery Honors Dec 5 1981 and Jan 6 1930
In memoriam notice for Mrs. A J Whinery honors husband and daughter with dates December 5 1981 and January 6 1930. Read the ads for details.
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Mary Ruth
A. J. Whinery
Dingman Urges Early Christmas Mail to Avoid Delays
Postmaster A A Dingman warns of Sunday closures and Christmas day limits and urges early mailing with hard packing for fragile items. He lists mailing deadlines by region, labeling for fragile and perishable goods, return cards, size and weight limits, and office closures on December 24 25.
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A. A. Dingman
Pacific Coast
Dingman
Annual Oyster Supper Is Held in Pitcher Township
Rainy night did not dampen turnout at the Methodist church basement as Pitcher township Farm Bureau members organized plans for corn hog control and corn loan programs with County Agent Clarence Turner. A temporary township committee was formed with Floyd Glawe as chairman and Walter Peterson as secretary. names from each school district were listed for the new committee.
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Pitcher Township
Methodist Church
Clarence Turner
Fledy Gyawe
Geneva Nelson
Lois Anderson
Esther Nelson
Dorothy
Joyce Nelson
Florence Blanch
Frank Waddell
Eurella Waddell
Laura Grieme
Ed Lehnhardt
Herbert Ell
W. H. Heimsoth
Miss Peters
Mesdames V. Thevenin
Walter Peterson
Turner
Floyd Glawe
Geo. H. Larson
Ralph Peterson
Wilbur Sweag
Harold Nelson
Abe Glidewell
Fred Schoonover
Geo
County Warehouse Board Creates Special Department in Cherokee
The County Warehouse Board met in Cherokee Tuesday to establish a special department for government corn loans. A central office clerk at the Farm Bureau building will accept loan applications and obtain abstracts showing chattels and liens. The move aims to speed up processing and reduce sealer difficulties by ensuring applications meet legal requirements before sealing.
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County Warehouse Board
Cherokee
Farm Bureau
Recorder’s
Junior Girl Scouts Meet for Knot Tying Lesson
Lois Whitney writes of a Girl Scout meeting at Francis Dukes home after school. Patrol leaders taught knot tying and line up for inspection. Phyllis Port chaired the business, elected a lieutenant, then the group adjourned with lunch. next meeting at Viola Fierk’s on December 12.
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Francis Dukes
Phyllis Port
Viola Fierk
Bulldogs Triumph 7 0 Over Alta In Turkey Day Showdown
Aurelia defeats Alta 7 to 0 at Alta field in the Thanksgiving game. Larson scored the lone touchdown from the 2 yard line after a long drive, Jones added the extra point. Aurelia held an 14-8 edge in first downs and dominated most of the action before about 500 fans.
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Aurelia
Wis
Alta High
Alta
Alta Elevens
Larson
Jones
Clair Whitney
Alta K
Bruce
Aurelian
Iowa's Largest Corn Loan of 135000 Dollars Made
Iowa's largest government corn loan was authorized Monday after 301 320 bushels were sealed on the W P Adams farm near Odeboldt Iowa The loan for 135 594 will be negotiated in Omaha today The Adams farm spans 6400 acres with three thousand acres of corn planted each year and this season yielded 604 bushels per acre despite drying conditions The massive stock covered two years crop in twenty cribs and was measured sealed and tallied throughout Monday
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Odeboldt
Iowa
United States
W. P. Adams
Here
Omaha
Neb
Adams
First Corn Loan Made Here Sat
The first government corn loan in Pitcher township was filed by a local farmer with Arie S. DeVries, sealer. He received a $360 loan for 800 bushels sealed and the process took under four hours from application to bank, with no red tape.
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Pitcher Township
Arie S. DeVries
DeVries
Noonday Turkey Luncheon Brings Growth Talks
A large turnout of business men attended the noonday luncheon last Monday with turkey on the bill of fare. Nearly thirty milh were present. Rev. Edwin Trigg and Rev. Lloyd Scheerer led the luncheon committee that provided the turkey and fixings at the Nelson cafe. Attendees heard that a cheese factory may be feasible here, with details provided by an experienced factory operator, and the matter is being pursued.
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Edwin Trigg
Lloyd, Scheerer
Nelson Cafe
Farmer May Seal Own Corn And Buy Feeding Corn
Farmers may buy corn for feeding at any price they can secure even after sealing their own corn for a Federal loan, per the Commodity Credit Corporation via county agent C. G. Turner. They cannot seal and loan on corn bought unless it cost 45 cents per bushel. The Sentinel acts as authorized agent for Sioux City papers.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
C. G. Turner
Ten Years Ago Highlights in Aurelia News
Ten years ago death of J G Will in Cherokee marked the week. A large crowd attended Aurelia high school football beat Alta 12 to 0 on Thanksgiving day with 892 paid admissions and ticket sales of 7396.75. Apple shipments from Lockin orchard in California prompted a carload sale. Howard Deyloff began as assistant bookkeeper at First National Bank. Henry Myers and wife planned winter in St Petersburg Florida. Twenty years ago Jennie Carlson and Olin Jones wed on Thanksgiving day. Fred Kaskey bought A J Nelson eighty in Diamond township at 200 per acre. Ed Rice family moved to his father’s farm. E J Simmers set public sale December 1 and will move into town. Henry Myers planned a farm sale mile east of town and winter in Enid Oklahoma.
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J. G. Will
Aurelia
Cherokee
Legal
Alta
Lockin
California
Howard Deyloff
First National Bank
Henry Myers
St. Petersburg
Florida
Jennie Mr. Carlson
Olin GC. Jones
Fred Kaskey
A. J. Nelson
Diamond Township
Ed Rice
E. J. Simmers
Enid
Oklahoma
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppies and Welfare Baskets
The Legion Auxiliary met December with strong attendance and voted to order 400 veteran made poppies to provide work for disabled veterans. Mrs. Frank Faber and Mrs. George Scott were named chairmen for welfare baskets at Christmas. A dollar fifty was sent to headquarters for hospital work and gifts were collected for Knoxville hospital.
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Legion Auxiliary
Dee
Frank Faber
George Scott
Knoxville
Clyde Beeghley
G. C. Beeghley
Myra Beeghley
Harry Dailey
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Memoriam
Uncle Sam
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
Junior Girl Scout Diary
Lois Whitney
Bulldogs
the Sentinel
Sioux City
Sentinel
Legion Auxiliary Notes
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