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The Aurelia Sentinel owned by ER C Lighter warns readers it will not stop publication at expiration unless notified within 30 days and subscribers who continue to receive the paper remain obligated to pay.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel owned by ER C Lighter warns readers it will not stop publication at expiration unless notified within 30 days and subscribers who continue to receive the paper remain obligated to pay.
The article notes memory exercises for the Senate roll call as Secretary Walter H. seam faltered only once on opening the session with new members taking seats. It highlights the secretary’s challenge in reciting the roll from memory on the opening day.
Alta Advertiser notes Hamann led in scoring in the South Valley tournament with standout showings. The piece mentions several top players and hints at others unlisted who influenced the event, highlighting the depth of talent and the ball handlers in the tourney.
Ruby Stieneke and Donald Nelson, teens from local high schools, were injured Monday evening when a toboggan struck two bumps on the Cherokee country club hill. Donald fractured his left leg while Ruby suffered a back vertebrae injury. They were taken to Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee for treatment. Donald was released Wednesday. Ruby is expected home Thursday afternoon.
Hamann led with 41 points as one of the finest scorers in the tournament. Fassler added 20 points while Hartley was a key matchup for both. Other notable totals included Edowardson 34, Pierson 24, Bornholdt 19, Husemann 18, and Schlenger 17.
Sunday dinners brought together many local families including the Sullmans Bucken Dahles Westphals Honsbruck Griemes and Austins at the Ralph Grieme home. The St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Feb 6 at 1 30 pm hosted by Getzmeier sisters.
Prayer meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kahl home near Holstein drew about 30. Various groups held gatherings in nearby towns with meals, birthdays, and social visits. Guests included Melvin Anderson, Edgar Johnson, Donald, Homer Anderson, and others from Aurelia, Holstein, Cherokee, and nearby areas. A bridal shower honored Berneice Becker with a large turnout and gifts.
Ocheyedan defeated Aurelia 38 to 24 as Don Hamann and Bob Booth missed action for Aurelia. Lawrence Anderson led Aurelia with scoring while Ocheyedan built a 17-8 lead after the first period and 25-10 at halftime, then held off a late Aurelia surge in the final period.
Classified section lists 10c per line local ads for sale and lost items. Green Top Mineralized Tankage promotes pig feeding for farms in Aurelia Iowa. Rental and sale notices appear from Hen ning Nelsons Cafe and a tiny piano. A Minneapolis Moline farm machinery ad seeks dealers and a Aetna Life farm loan plan promises low rates and flexible repayment via Farmers National Bank.
Glenn Postal of Zearing harvested 157 bushels of corn in seven hours last week, setting a notable local yield milestone for a single farm workday.
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