Aurelia Defeats Kingsley In Baseball Rematch
Ten years ago Aurelia's baseball team won two in a row by beating Kingsley 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon at that place. The recap lists local moves, births, and marriages, noting community changes and events across Aurelia and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Kingsley
Heary Snapp
Dreyer
W. A. Brown
Main Street
Roy Davis
State of California
J. M. Gay
Albert Grasshoff
Walter Peterson
Bates Hospital
Ruth Ann
Otto Loof
the Sentinel
Ruebsam & Son
Alta pastor accepts call to St. Paul church
Rev. C. Philip Holmberg of Alta resigns from Trinity Lutheran and Immanuel Elk churches. He will become associate pastor at Arlington Hills Lutheran in St. Paul, Minnesota. The Holmbergs plan to move by early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. Holmberg
Alta
St. Paul
Philip Holmberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Immanuel (Elk) Church
Holmberg
Arlington Hills Lutheran Church
St. Paul, Minn
Joyce
Phyllis
Boxholm
Third Summer Band Concert Scheduled for Saturday Night
The third in a series of summer band concerts will be held Saturday evening at 8 o clock from the band stand on Main Street. The previous concert drew a large crowd and a band rehearsal at the school house Friday at 8 o'clock invites all musicians to attend.
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Main Street
Aurelia High Overcomes Alta 7 to 4 in Seven
Aurelia High School defeated Alta 7 to 4 in seven innings at the Aurelia ball park Tuesday. Lockin pitched two innings, then Kaskey forged the win with 10 strikeouts and two hits allowed. J Schulke and Lenz scored twice. Kaskey, Buenger, and D Coombs added singles. Alta plated all runs in the first two innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Alta
Aurelia Boys
Lockin
Kaskey
Lenz
Hinkeldey
Kamprath
J. Schulke
Buenger
D. Coombs
K. Rapp
Beeghley D. Coombs
Schramm
M. Schulke
Aurelia Oo
ANCA
Storm Lake High School
Children of St. Pauls Church Celebrate Cub Week at Okoboji
The Concordia Cub Week at Okoboji drew many from St. Pauls Lutheran church led by Douglas Schulke who won the Bible passage search contest. Mary Jane Peterson and Phyllis Otto showcased crafts on the radio program. W H Bischel of the Walther League board visited Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Concordia
Okoboji
Eloise Gertsmeier
Elizabeth Buenger
Susan Patterson
Meta Mae Buenger
Darlene Kolpin
Dennis Kolpin
Eva Marie
William Hasenwinkle
Roger Ross
Jerry Deyloff
Erik Radke
Roland Radle
Douglas Schulke
Mary Ann Kaskey
Marlyce Rae Vogel
Gaylene Matzdorff
Phylis
Duane Otto
Mary
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers Tuesday
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at the Legion hall Tuesday at 2 15 pm to install new officers with county president Mrs Agnes Stanford presiding. Past Presidents lead the ceremony and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Agnes Stanford
Aurelia Beats Quimby 7 3 at Wescott Park in Cherokee
Aurelia high school edged Quimby 7 to 3 at Wescott ball park Cherokee last Thursday night. Weberg pitched well allowing three hits with eight strikeouts and nine walks. Anderson and Wieland led Aurelia with two runs each as the seventh inning rally sealed the win.
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Aurelia
Quimby
Wescott
Cherokee
Weberg
Anderson
Trapp
Burns
Wieland
Admire
Nelson
Dorcas Circle Meets With Mae Connell
Dorcas Circle gathered at Mae Connell home with Lorrilla Anderson assisting. Mae Connell presided over the business meeting. Nell Loucks led devotions. Blanche Jones reported on the last W S C S meeting. Kathleen and Viola Allen led a program honoring Fathers. A committee served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Mae Connell
Lorrilla Anderson
Mae Connelly
Nell Loucks
Blanche Jones
Kathleen
Viola Allen
Raney Accepts Jamaica Iowa Post In Veterans Training
Warren D. Raney resigns as Aurelia vocational agriculture instructor and administrator to take a new role as administrator and instructor for a Veterans Institutional on the farm training program in Jamaica Iowa. He leaves for the new post this week and will move with his family once housing is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren D. Raney
Jamaica
Iowa
Mr. Raney
Aurelia Veterans Program
Aurelia School
Aurelia
Raney
Barbara Stieneke obituary details long life in Iowa
Barbara Stieneke born November 1 1860 in Waynesborrow Pennsylvania. She moved to Story county Iowa with family in 1874 and later lived near Aurelia. She married Albion Hillary in 1880 then widowed and remarried Henry Stienke. Survived by two step sons and four grandchildren with eight great grandchildren. Funeral June 29 at Aurelia Congregational church with burial at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stieneke
Waynesborrow
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Story County
Albion Hillary
Carrie
Aurelia
Henry Stienke
Silent Nite
Cherokee
Stieneke
Brethern Church
Brethern
Sheldon
Iowa
Victor
Alfred Stieneke
Carrol Mongan
Isle
Jesus
Lee Robinson
Russell Allen
A. E. Krout
Aurelia Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Archie Nelson Elected County Legion Commander
Archie Nelson, Cherokee attorney, was elected county commander of the American Legion at Quimby on Monday night. Ralph Shafer of Cleghorn was chosen as first vice commander. Nelson will appoint other officers to be installed at the next meeting on Sept. 27 in Washta. Retiring commander Jack Coombs of Aurelia presided. Aurelia members Ray Howell, Albert Glawe, C. C. Coombs, Arvid Anderson and Guy Akers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nelson
American Legion
Quimby
Ralph Shafer
Cleghorn
Nelson
Washta
Jack Coombs
Aurelia
Card of Thanks for Sympathies and Flowers
The Stienke Mongan and Conley families express sincere thanks for kind assistance and expressions of sympathy during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Alfred Stienke Victor Stiencke Lawrence Mongan Ralph Mongan Freeman Conley Carroll Mongan and families.
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Alfred Stienke
Victor Stiencke
Lawrence Mongan
Ralph Mongan
Freeman Conley
Carroll Mongan
Lutheran Laymen's League Elects New Officers
At St. Pauls Lutheran church the Lutheran Laymen's League elected C. H. Kaskey as President Art Wogahn as Vice President Don Calderwood as Secretary and H H Deyloff as Treasurer The retiring officers were A H Vogel Dr W A Liebsch and Edmund Radke Pastor Ross led a discussion on The Church in Society.
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Lutheran Laymen’s League of
Dolores Nelson and Orville Tapper Wed in Marcus Carmel Lutheran
Dolores La Onne Nelson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Nelson of Aurelia and Orville J. Tapper son of Mrs. Lillian Tapper of Akron were married at Carmel Lutheran church Marcus on Sunday June 27 in a double ring ceremony. Rev C. W. Samuelson presided. The reception followed at the Nelson home with 117 guests. Both families and local relatives attended, including Arlene Nelson of Chicago. The couple plans to farm near Aurelia after a short honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores la Onne Nelson
O. S. Nelson
Aurelia
Orville J. Tapper
Lillian Tapper
Akron
Carmel Lutheran Church of Marcus
C. W. Samuelson
Helen Ulm
Norma Nelson
Greig
Mrs
Blair Watson
Raymond Tapper
Kenneth Nelson
Mrs. Nelson
Arlene Nelson
Chicago
Wanda
Marjorie Cornwall
JoAnn Will
Shirley Johnson
Dorothy
Norma Jean Karlsen
H. Js
Walter Petersen
Merer Raymond Nelson
Ivar Carlson
Aurelia High School
N. E. T. Business School
Sioux City
LeMars High School
Tapper
Coon Valley
Wis
John Gilbertson
Martha Gilbertson
Ed Mitchel
Otto Bligade
Marvin
Denny
Edith
Chaseburg
Afton 4-H Club Plans July Family Picnic
The Afton Girls 4-H club met Friday with 17 members one leader and five guests. They scheduled the annual family picnic for July 18 at Storm Lake for both boys and girls 4-H clubs and planned a future paper drive.
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Afton
Roberta Hantsbarger
Gilad
United States
Storm Lake
Marylyn Minkler
Margaret Kudrle
Mrs. Carl Fuhrman Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
The Friendship Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Fuhrman home with seventeen members. Mrs. Willard Petton led the business portion. attendance contest ended with Mrs. Gahlen Dyslin’s side losing. Members socialized and sewed before a two course lunch. Next meeting set with Mrs. Karl Ehrhardt on July 14.
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Friendship Club
Carl Fuhrman
Willard Petton
Gahlen Dyslin
Neighbor expresses gratitude for hospital gifts
Mrs. Maurice Eddy thanks neighbors and friends for the many lovely cards and flowers sent while she was in the hospital at Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Maurice Eddy
Aurelia Businesses to Close on Monday July Fifth
The Closing Hour committee recommends Aurelia shops close Monday July fifth as a legal holiday for Independence Day. Banks will be closed all day and the post office window opens 8 to 9 a.m. with no rural route service.
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Aurelia Commercial Club
Aurelia
Wayne Sones Buys Loof's Place
Wayne Sones announces in this week's Sentinel that he has purchased Loof's Place from Marvin Loof and Merlin Shank. He took possession Monday and the business will be known as Wayne's Place. He has worked at the former site for 18 months and is a veteran of 3.5 years in the army.
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Wayne Sones
Sentinel
Army Air Force
Shank
Mr. Loof
Navy
Sheldon
A C C Losers Entertain at Hard Time Party
The A C C losers hosted about 100 guests including winners of an attendance contest and families. An evening of old time music featured a symphony group led by Clyde Kudrie. performances by Bob Jackson and Walter Meinking. bingo with white elephant prizes. a costume parade with Harriet Anderson and others winning in various categories. Attendees shared a sack lunch and dessert, then sang together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fee
Symphony Orchestra
Troy Mummert
Ray Jones
Kathleen Jones
Ray Smith
Clyde Kudrie
Bob Jackson
Walter Meinking
Ay Tee
Wweleonigd
Ellis Stienke
Harvey Kolpin
Kenneth Jones
Symphony
Harriet Anderson
Rusty Grashoff
Loren Kolpin
Joe Smith
Galen Anderson
Paul Jones
Russell Allen
Bonnie Dyslin Tells Of Girls' State Return
Bonnie Dyslin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Galen Dyslin, returned Sunday from Grinnell where she attended Hawkeye Girls State hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. About 200 Iowa girls lived in Macrae city, divided into five wards, with speeches, inaugural events, and a formal banquet culminated by Rosemary Edge named most representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Dyslin
Galen Dyslin
Grinnell
Hawkeye
Mavrae
American Legion Auxiliary
Carr
A. W. Hinderman
Mphriam Young
City of Macrae
Grinnell College
Eugene Henley
Celia Sawyer
Wilma Briggs
Bess Lainson
Priscilla Wayne
Joan Welle
Newton, Ja
Alice Anderson
Charles City
Wennerstrom
Macrae
Macre
Sthe
Ramon Reinkel
Ames
Hawkeye Boys State
Paul Tornquist
George Ann Hicks
Sdmond
Oklahoma
Girls Nation
Washington D. C
Olaf Hanson
Marjorie Bryant
Denison
Towa
Rosemary Edge
Spencer
Iowa
Girls State
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Cherokee County Farm Bureau
Riverside Park
Ray Parrott
Wheaton
Illinois
John Mummert
Will Baumann
Adolph Fassler
Oscar Berquist
LeRoy Goettsch
Edward Klockow
Amos Hahn
Good Hope
Adolph E. Anderson
Deborah Hill
Alva Hill
Adolph Fasslr
Anna Shherkenbak
German Lutheran Church
Afton Township
C. J. Sansen
Spokane
Wash
C. DeVries
North Main Street
Edwin Rice
Elva McClusky
Glenwood
J. K. Rice
Children of
America
First Trust & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State
Harry B. Howell
AB Anderson
B. Admire
D. Admire
Coombs
Lf Wieland
Larson
Holly
Praf
Cocci
Hueser
Zimmerman
Cf Berry
Cambell
Kohn
Rf Nelson
Steer L. Trapp
Ss Burns
E Baum
M. Trapp
Eden
Aurelia Porerrrereres
Quimby Betes
Royal
LeMars
Calumet
Paullina
Melvin
Sac City
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Dolores Nelson
Orville Tapper
Loof
New York Harbor
Farmers National Bank
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