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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1949
Page
2
The fragment mentions Forever Amber to lead the school and jokes about a lack of a bass drum for Shirley T. Seniors may visit the Cherokee asylum, with musings on road familiarity. The text hints at social scenes and a balance by Dick R.
Gossip asks readers to define the ideal school girl with student and adult opinions. Answers describe appearance, manners, and personality, listing various traits such as dress, height, humor, and sociable conduct.
Local residents visit relatives and conduct business in nearby towns. Numerous callers include Clifford Bruce, Lincoln Hahn, and Rex Brown. Health setbacks include Earl Crippen ill and Mrs. Bruce undergoing hospital care in Sioux City. Funeral services were held in South Dakota for Rev Olsen's father.
Dorcas circle gathered at the home of Mrs. Lester Melton for a noon lunch with valentines and candy hearts on the tables. Mrs. Harold Conley, president, led the business session and outlined upcoming projects, while Mrs. Quentin Anderson led the day’s program and a mixer awarded a prize to Mrs. Anderson.
Saturday evening a farewell party at the Community building honored Herb and Margaret Kelpin with cards bingo and prizes for Mesdames LeRoy Matthews and H Troxel Messrs H Kolpin Rev Ross and Bob Snapp Lawrence Roth presented a table and cash purse on behalf of former neighbors. Lunch was served and thanks given by the honorees.
Iowa State College plant pathologist C S Reddy reports 10year trials show treated oats outperform untreated by about 30 bushels per acre, with over 10,000 comparisons in Kanawha Conesville and Ames. At current prices treatment costs about 9 cents per acre and could yield roughly 2.40 more dollars per acre when oats sell for 80 cents.
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