Co workers of Maple Valley ward report 16 new members
The Farm Bureau group hosted a final checkup at Elmer Anderson's home on Thursday evening. Co workers and families in attendance included Arling Peterson George Peters Antone Larson Ben Johnson Lester Kolpin Walter Miller Robert Davison Bert Hatch Henry Erickson and Charles Zwemke. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wogahn and Larry and Fred Wogahn visited the Zwemke home. Hanover Walther League attended a Crozier gathering with Zions Walther League. about 25 members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley Waship
Farm Bureau
Elmer Anderson
T Wo
Arling Peterson
George Peters
Antone Larson
Ben Johnson
Lester Kolpin
Walter Miller
Robert Davison
Bert Hatch
Henry Erickson
Charles Zwemke
Arthur Wogahn
Larry
Fred Wogahn
Near Augelia
Hanover Walther League
Zions Walther League
Crozier
Don’t Keep Your Business Secret Advertise in The Aurelia Sentinel
An invitation to promote local commerce appears in The Aurelia Sentinel urging business owners to place ads publicly. The notice emphasizes visibility and community reach through the newspaper’s classifieds and business sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia Sentinel
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. T. J. McDonald
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas J. McDonald 58 died Friday at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee were conducted Monday at 2 30 PM at Duyen funeral home Cherokee. Rev John Farnham of First Methodist Church Cherokee officiated with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery Aurelia. Survivors include husband one daughter Lucille a McKinley school instructor Sioux City and a son Orville at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McDonald
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Duyen
John Farnham
First Methodist Church of
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Aurelia
Will Scott
Oren Kelly
Earl Wright
Leonard
Edward Leutheman
Glenn Loucks
Flowers for Christmas Gift From Son in India
Mrs. H. H. Huffman of Waterloo received Christmas flowers arranged through the National Red Cross office in Washington and Emil Ming of the local Red Cross chapter. The gift was connected with her son serving in the consular service in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Huffman
Waterloo
India
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Emil Ming
The Seven Wonders and Mexico's Silver Lead
The article lists the seven wonders of the ancient world including the pyramids and the statue of Zeus. It notes Mexico as the world’s leading silver producer, having yielded about five and a half billion ounces over five centuries, roughly a third of total global production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramids
Egypt
Semiramis
Babylon
Diana
Ephesus
Zeus
Phidias
Mausolus
Artemisia
Halicarnassus
Pharos
Alexandria
Rhodes
Mexico
Aurel ia Consolidated School Notes Highlight Week
The Aurelia Consolidated School notes recap first and second grade activities. First graders share snow play, snow house building, a snow scene in Art, and reading sessions with Alice and Jerry books. Second graders study Eskimos, arithmetic with double-digit sums, polar bears, and new readers, plus birthdays and classroom projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hickey
Larry
Jacob
Answers on the 43 AAA program and farm plans
A Q and A outlines why goals, allotments, and farm plans guide wartime production. It explains why shipments to Allies continue, how the 1948 AAA ties to individual farm plans, the purpose of acreage allotments, penalties for underperforming, and the nature of production practices and payments to boost immediate yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Russia
China
Japan
Africa
New Guinea
Solomon Islands
AAA
Emergency Crop and Feed Loans Open for Farmers
Leo E. McGrath announces Food for Freedom loans available to farmers for seed, feed, and supplies to plant and harvest crops and raise dairy beef and pork. Loans carry four percent interest with first lien on produced crops or fed livestock. funds available within a week after regional submission. Contact County Agent or write to Mr. McGrath, Sioux City, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo E. McGrath
Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office
Food For Freedom
Victory Home Gardens
McGrath
AAA County
Post Office
Sioux City
Mt Olive News Notes Local Moves and Navy Call
Miss Mildred Roth district 3 teacher resigns to join defense work in Chicago and replaced by Mrs Johnson of Cherokee. Lorne Simmons leaves for Navy after furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Simmons. DyAnne and Larry Lee visit grandparents Mr and Mrs George Schafer. Farm Bureau supper at Immaculate Conception church in Cherokee. Ed Gearke visits Aurelia. Mrs Howard Anderson of Cherokee visits Edgar Johnson. Irving Schafer ill with appendicitis at Army camp. Cliff Simmons visits Berger Samuelson at Fielding. Arthur Ohlson visits Harry Wilson. Virgil Samuelson family visiting Berger Samuelson. Frank Becker attends a Storm Lake meeting. Mrs Becker visits Mrs Blanche Kelpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Pierre Bengtson
Near Aurelia
H. W. Lindstrom
Edwin Johnson
Near
Fielding
C. J. Johnson
August Peterson
Glen Leeds
Margaret Juber
Lillian Hansen
Raymond Gregg
Oscar Smith
Kenneth Stieneke
Rueben Ohlson
Floyd Johansen
Edgar Johnson
Frank Becker
Sioux City
Glen Holst
Henry Holst
Lorace Gregg
L. C. Bengtson
Harry Wilson
Amos Shoemaker
Holstein
Shoemaker
Bengtson
John Towner
Earl Bruce
Willifohn
Frances and
Helen
Aurelia
Lincoln Hahn
Earl Crippen
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Noah E. Hall
Cherokee Church of Christ
Will Hahn
Frances
Albert Radle
Emma’ Herald
Cliff Bruce
Oscar Gustafson
Erick Gustafson
Charlene Hahn
Omaha
Ole Carlson
Carlson
Frank Laposky
Wilson Perry
Lester Jacobsen
Cliff Simmons
John Larson
Elsie
Paul Anderson
B. H. Dubes
Lloyd Ohlson
Ivan Wilcon
Alfred Simonsen
Irving Minor
Crippen
Marvin Johnson
George Schafer
Mildred Roth
Diamond
Chicago
Johnson
Lorne Simmons
Navy
DyAnne
Larry Lee
Homer Anderson
Farm Bureau
Immaculate Conception
Ed Gearke
H. A. Gearke
Howard Anderson
Irving
Berger Samuelson
Arthur Ohlson
Virgil Samuelson
Storm Lake
Becker
Mtralster
Blanche Kélpin
Mystery animal identified as coypu by conservation commission
A trapped animal previously stumping experts is named the Myocastor corpus by the State Conservation Commission. The South American coypu, native to South America, is rare in North America and may migrate here. Dr. Jose Carvalho notes it lives wild and domestic, with edible flesh and nutria fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Les Miller
Charlotte
State Conservation Commission
South America
Jose Carvalho
Iowa State College
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B. F. Ruppert
Mer
Aurelia, In
the Aurelia Sentinel
Ju. C. Lighter
Carl J. Lighter
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
T. J. McDonald
Lin
Uncle Seuss
Uncle Sam
Leo
Tru
A. Fraser Elevator
Aurelia, Iowa
Aurelia Consolidated School
Keith Langwin
Charles Hallbauer
Charles
Classified Sa
MT. Olive
Frances Hahn
Mystery
Marrladerson
Snellac
U.S. Treasury Department
M Machinery Auction Sale
Z. Chamberlin
Aurelia, An
McCormic
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
k-Deering
Col. A. A. Woltman
C. R. Waddell
First Trust & Savings Bank
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