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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1949

Page

4

Bulldogs Edge Fairview 37 to 36 in Friday Narrow Victory

In a close home clash the Bulldogs defeated Fairview 37 to 36 as James Buenge reports, with Leland Anderson scoring 10 for Aurelia and Johnson leading Fairview with 18. The game featured a fast start by Fairview, a late Bulldog surge, and a final minute stall attempt that fell short.

James Buenger Fairview Bulldogs Alta Jim Nelson Anderson Bulldog Kaskey Leland Anderson Aurelia Beeghley Johnson Bruns Faust Pederson Ecc Ssesseseeeseeseees Althrough Cline

Card of Thanks from the Anderson Family

Mr and Mrs Gerald Anderson and Gary thank friends and relatives for cards and gifts during their hospital stay.

Gerald Anderson Gary

Friendship Club Meets at Mrs Florence Stablefeldt Home

The Friendship club held a February meeting at Florence Stablefeldt home with all members present. New club books were adopted, a unanimous vote to host husbands at this year’s Christmas party was taken, pollyana gifts were distributed, and a heart themed two course lunch was served. Next meeting slated for Margery Sleezer on February 23.

Friendship Club Florence Stablefeldt Margery Sleezer

Aurelia High Carnival Crowns Jim Nelson and Barbara Glawe King

A large Aurelia high school crowd enjoyed a successful carnival hosted by the annual staff. Attendees bought tickets for gym stands and a floor show featuring acts like the Andrew Sisters and Frank Sinatra. The junior class crowned Jim Nelson and Barbara Glawe King as carnival king and queen. Total receipts reached 381 dollars as attendees danced into the night.

Shirley Teerink Aurelia High School Andrew Sisters Carmen Miranda Frank Sinatra Two Little Kittens The Southern Dish Jim Nelson Barbara Glawe Arlo Mummert

Bulldogs Face Paullina in Sioux Valley Thriller

Coach Coburn’s Bulldogs travel to Paullina Friday for a Sioux Valley Conference clash in the last away game of the season. Aurelia ends its Sioux Valley slate with this contest as Hartley visits to challenge the Bulldogs in a strong late-season battle.

Coburn Bulldogs Paullina Sioux Valley Aurelia Hartley

Bulldogs Fall to Galva in Tuesday Night Contest

Galva defeated Aurelia 81 44 as Suling led Galva with 15 points while Jim Nelson scored 8 for Aurelia. Halftime stood 25 14 and final score 44 31 with Aurelia’s Kaskey and Nelson among leaders despite defensive struggles.

James Buenger Bulldog Galva Cagers Aurelia Galva Suling Gavia Bulldogs Kaskey Jim Nelson Reteset Anderson Beeghley Lockin Aeeteee J. Nelson Scuramm

Public Card Party Held by Pythian Sisters at K of P Hall

The Pythian Sisters announce a public card party at the K of P hall Monday evening February 14. Games include bridge 500 and pinochle with all welcome.

Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall

Afton Township Farm Bureau Meeting Scheduled

Afton Township Farm Bureau will meet Monday evening February 14 at 8 pm at the Afton Community building. A program is planned and movies will be shown. The February committee will serve lunch. Farm Bureau members and friends are invited.

Afton Township Farm Bureau Afton Farm Bureau

Winners in Home Declam Contest Named at Spencer High

The Spencer High home declamatory contest on February 3 in the auditorium crowned winners across three divisions. Joyce Hickey won radio speaking with Television, Marian Eddy took second with 4-H, Ramona Radle won dramatics for Juliet’s Decision with Donna Fraser second in The Enemy, Corrine Larson won humorous with Ladies Aid at the Local Theater, Hallie Sauter second with Just One Big Happy Family. Judges were A. W. Salisbury Mary Hudson and John M. Fowpert, all from Spencer. Winners advance to future events and thank Mr. Doss for his directing efforts.

Joyce Hickey Marian Eddy Juliets Ramona Radle Donna Fraser Corrine Larson Hallie Sauter A. W. Salisbury Mary Hudson John M. Fowpert Spencer Doss

Tractor Adjustments Discussed at Farmers Evening School

Wednesday's session covered tractor adjustments for power, fuel economy and longevity. Dale Woolsoncroft of the Iowa Extension Service urged using the manual and discussed fuel grades oils. Next week Bruce Florea will discuss grassland farming and pasture renovation alongside forage and grain crop emphasis.

Dale Woolsoncroft Iowa Extension Service Dale Bruce Florea County Extension Service Ben Pali

Public supper set by Congregational church Ladies Aid

A public supper will be served next Thursday February 17 in the church parlors. The serving committee includes Mrs. Ray Hines chairwoman with Mesdames George Wharton Cliff Wilson Lloyd Godfrey Herb Grienke Fae Fraser Car Lighter and Ray Lewis.

Ladies Aid Congregational Church Ray Hines Mesdames George Wharton Cliff Wilson Lloyd Godfrey Herb Grienke Fae Fraser Car Lighter Ray Lewis

Conservationist Ollie Fink to Speak in Cherokee County

Ollie Fink, Columbus educator and conservationist, will speak February 17 at 8 p.m. in the American Legion auditorium. Sponsored by the Little Sioux Chapter of Friends of the Land, the event is open to the public and focuses on a new conservation education program for Cherokee County school children.

Ollie Fink Columbus Ohio American Legion Auditorium Little Sioux Friends of the Land Fink National Organization of Friends of the Land Cherokee County

Color Selection and Styles For Women's Class

Louis Moldovan of Storm Lake finished converting an old dining room hostess into a valuable upholstered occasional chair at the women's evening class. Mr. Laahr led a discussion on color use in the home and encouraged personal ideas, noting not to copy neighbors. Next week will decide colors for individuals and cover styles and foundation garments.

Louis Moldovan Storm Lake Mr. Laahr Moldovan

Pitcher Township Farm Bureau Meets in Aurelia

The Pitcher Township Farm Bureau held a regular meeting Monday night February 7 at the K of P hall in Aurelia Maurice Eddy chaired the session and Mrs Arvid Anderson led a program including readings by Hallie Sauter and Donna Fraser songs by Jean Eddy and a Carmen Miranda act Lunch was served after the program by local hosts.

Pitcher Township Farm Bureau K. of P. Hall Aurelia Maurice Eddy Arvid Anderson Reading Hallie Sauter Holy City Clarence Carlson Evan Joslin Ivar Carlson

Aurelian Spotlights Faculty Advisor and Senior Notes

The Aurelian features Mrs. Miller as faculty advisor with staff joyce hickey editor and reporters list including mary ann nelson dean nelson betty lou speers and many others. Senior tom hartliep named senior for the week with notes on banquets, party chatter, glee club, and upcoming travel plans as classes discuss measles effects and yearbook annals amid subject updates across grades six to eighth.

Mrs. Miller Joyce Hickey Marylyn Minkler Mary Ann Nelson Dean Nelson Betty Lou Speers Imogene Parrott Violet Pruett Shirley Teerink Hallie Sauter Rose Ann Schramm Devryn Schramm Carmen Lighter Ruth Schramm Ramona Radle Joyce Ammons Anna Braunschweig Laurine Grashoff Shirley Perry Betty Spitzbarth Tom Hartliep Gordon Tom Aurelia Rita Hayworth Randolph Scott

Seniors Seek Direction Before Graduation

A senior laments uncertain plans after high school as weeks pass and decisions linger. The writer questions options including college business school service farming or secretary work and asks what can help them decide rather than waiting passively.

Question of the Week picks the funnies as favorites

Readers name the funnies as their top newspaper part. Shirley Perry and Neil Towner praise the funnies while Glenda Troxel and Gaylen Miller also choose it. Janice Dyslin prefers the gossip in Aurelia Spotlights, and Joyce Fry cites comics and local news. Mrs Landes leans to editorials.

Shirley Perry Neil Towner Glenda Troxel Gaylen Miller Janice Dyslin Aurelia Joyce Fry Mrs. Landes

Double dressed girls in white blouses and dark skirts

Notice asks owners to return stolen items including bill folds class pins and chevrons found among students. Returning items is said to do the thief good and restore property.

Junior High News Absent Students Questioned

A brief note asks if any junior high students are wandering or missing. The inquiry hints at many absences and seeks confirmation or local awareness.

Junior High

Mr and Mrs McKinnon Mark 61st Anniversary

Mr and Mrs A L McKinnon quietly observed their 61st wedding anniversary on February 8. They married in Aurelia and farmed near Aurelia before retiring to town in 1933. Their son Gilbert survives. both are Congregational church members active in community service and appreciated the many cards and gifts from relatives and friends.

A. L. McKinnon

School District Reorganization Meet in Aurelia High School

A Tuesday evening meeting at Aurelia Consolidated High School will cover the aims and procedures of school district reorganization. Earl R. Cope of the Iowa Department of Public Instruction will speak, sharing statewide insights and experiences from Vinton and surrounding rural districts. He will not present a specific plan but explain concepts, inviting residents to learn how reorganizations may affect their community.

Aurelia Consolidated Earl R. Cope State Department of Public Instruction Cope Vinton Iowa Cherokee County Aurelia Consolidated School District Aurelia Consolidated School

Pastor Joel E. Ross Accepts California Parish Call

The Rev. Joel E. Ross longtime pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church has been granted release to accept a call from a Lutheran congregation in Olive California He will give his farewell message on Sunday March 6 at St. Pauls remarks on his departure and new post follow.

Joel E. Ross California Joel E. ‘Ross St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Olive Calif Ross

Aurelia Commercial Club Opens 1949 Membership Drive

The Aurelia Commercial club starts its 1949 membership drive with a noon luncheon committee selection. West side leaders Kaskey and Ruppert, east side Patterson and Bruce named to contact businesses. Dues set at 10 dollars per business plus one firm member and 5 dollars per employee. President Rex Whitney urges broad participation and benefits of club membership.

Aurelia Commercial Club Commercial Club Else Nelson Fred Kaskey Burton Ruppert Main Street L. M. Patterson Cliff Bruce Rex Whitney Aurelia Club Whitney Aurelia

Preliminary Speech Contest at Aurelia

The first round of the state speech contest will take place at Aurelia Consolidated school on Monday evening February 14. Participants from Washta Quimby Ida Grove and Aurelia high schools will compete in declamation interpretive reading radio speaking and other events starting at seven with interpretive reading first.

Aurelia Consolidated School Washta Quimby Ida Grove Aurelia Alice Haight Ramona Radle Corrine Larson Joyce Hickey Marian Eddy Betty Spitzbarth

Legion Benefit Dance and Show in Aurelia

The annual Legion benefit dance and show will be held in Aurelia on Friday night February 18 sponsored by Grashoff McManus Post No 390. The Jolly Dutchmen orchestra will play for the dance at 9 p.m. The show Blondie’s Anniversary starring Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton plays at Aurelia Theater at 8 30. Tickets are $1 per couple for the dance and good for one show.

Legion Aurelia Grashoff- McManus Legion Post No Legion Hall Blondie Arthur Lake Penny Sin Ton Aurelia Theater

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Jim Nelson, Barbara Glawe King and Queen the Sentinel Sioux City Lincoln Abraham Lincoln First Trust & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wood Carlson Schramm Rapp D. Nelson Schriber Aurelian Janet W Betty Lou S Joan O Ardyce K Dale M Marylyn Sleepy Hollow Gaylene Matzdorff Shirley Miller Larry Lee Duane Patty Carolyn John William Sharon Roberta Jenny Shirley Donna Chilgren Patty Allen Phillip Peterson Phillip John Peterson Jerry Mahn Jerry Minesota Mrs. McKinnon United States Farmers National Bank Aurelia, Iowa
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