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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
2
A committee reports Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois see 50 to 75 percent of incoming patients regain normal lives, contrasted with Iowa where fewer than half of one percent are discharged to normal in the year ending June 30.
The Osage five man legion bowling team tied a record when each of the five players rolled three games and finished with the same average score of 134 points per game for the evening.
Workmen repairing a power line at Adair found insulators shattered, apparently by shotgun blasts, and had to replace eleven of them after the power supply was cut off.
Friday visitors at the Arthur Wogahn home near Aurelia included the Lietz Hinkeldey Otto Buddenhagen families and others. Beverly Lietz celebrated her second birthday with cake and gifts at her parents home. A social evening marked Lorenz Lietz and spouse eleventh anniversary with a cash gift presented.
Mt Olive Ladies Aid enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs Raymond Gregg s home with two comforters stitched. President Mrs Edd Georke led a brief business meeting and Rev E H Gillet offered a prayer followed by a two course covered dish luncheon.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rieman of Storm Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Witt and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Witt of Aurelia, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winterhoff with family from Galva, among others.
Uncle Sam urges voting with paychecks by buying U S Savings Bonds as a personal election. Regular purchases through Payroll Savings Plan or banks and post offices offer a safe investment paying $4 for every $3 in ten years. Buy your extra Bond now.
Fat cattle gains noted after prior week losses with fed steers and heifers at 17.00 to 25.00, cows steady to down, bulls mostly 14.50, stockers and feeders strong 15.00 to 19.25, hogs steady to strong 23.60 to 24.00, sows 21.00, feeders 20.00 to 24.00, fat lambs 22.25. Cherokee shippers include Harold Brownmiller 10 steers 1062 pounds at 20.00 and Ivan Addy 82 heifers 764 pounds at 19.60.
Marion county news records the death of Robert A Millen at his Melcher home just before his 100th birthday. He was the last surviving G A R member in the county.
Dr George Clinton in a health magazine warns avid sun enthusiasts that prolonged sun exposure causes a range of skin ailments. He notes sunburn is severe skin injury and can precede piebald skin tumors chronic lesions and infections. Prevention relies on creams ointments oils or lotions with protective substances though not foolproof. He cites clinical observation linking habitual sun exposure to skin cancer and says fair skin faces higher risk with the nose and lower lip commonly affected.
Extension nutritionist Hazel Bartley extols eggs as top class protein with iron phosphorus fats and B vitamins. Advice covers storage low cooking temperatures and not washing shells. Rhodes scholarships overview notes 1126 scholars to 211 colleges from 1904 to 1939 retirement next fall led by Princeton Harvard Yale Virginia Brown Dartmouth Idaho Michigan Arizona Nevada Washington and Wisconsin with counts listed.
The text recalls French Indo-China colonization from the 16th century through the 19th century with figures like Lyautey Gallieni and Joffre. It then profiles Burton E. Squires, a Pittsburgh resident living on a 48 foot river cruiser anchored at the Allegheny Monongahela junction, describing his floating home and its amenities including heat refrigeration and a piano.
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