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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Aurelia Iowa. Subscription rates are per year in advance and for foreign countries. The notice states the paper does not stop at expiration unless the recipient is notified and continued readers must pay.
Paul Kuehnert and Mrs Wilbert Sunderman and family of Clarinda Iowa spent Sunday in the Louis Reins home Mrs Paul Kuehnert returned home after visiting in her daughter's home for several weeks A picnic supper was enjoyed at Harold Lussman home near Storm Lake in observance of Mr Lussman's birthday Attendees included multiple local families The Neighborhood Club held its annual picnic at Henry Peters home with many members present Mrs Marie Reins of Hamfrey Neb visited Louis Reins and family Charles Zwemke and family spent Sunday at Harold Hogrefe home near Linn Grove
Mrs. John Odle hosted the A. C. club meeting in the Afton vicinity on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Gates reported the business meeting was led by the chair with standard club matters discussed.
The article lists multiple social gatherings including contests won by Mrs. Troy Mummert and Mrs. Walter Meinking with prizes, lunch served, and future plans with Mrs. George Nelson. It also notes birthdays, visits, dinners, picnics, and newborn Wayne Alan Gilbert, with several families from Ames and surrounding areas mentioned.
The Conservation Commission will distribute thirty thousand packets of multiflora rose seed to Town farmers for fall planting. The thorny shrub grows up to eight feet, is non spreading, and serves as stock proof fencing while providing refuge and nesting sites for game and songbirds.
The State Conservation Commission in Des Moines Iowa offers free packets of multiflora rose seed for living fences and wildlife cover. Each packet yields about 600 plants with 60 percent germination and is mailed around September 15 to requests received by September 1.
Advice from the National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association urges annual inspection of home heat plants to extend equipment life and comfort. It covers furnace joints sealing, soot risks, cleaning by trained staff, maintenance of automatic systems, filter replacement, humidifier checks, and using blower fans to circulate basement air during hot days. It also notes kitchen cooling needs and advance meal prep tips from nutritionist Jewel Graham of Iowa State College.
District of New Aurelia Consoli in Iowa files a quarterly financial report for the quarter ended June 30 1950. The document lists expenditures suppliers salaries taxes and utilities with a total balance of 61167.52 at end of June and 95254.52 overall. Affidavits from Secretary I M C Paulson and Notary John W Christensen accompany the report.
The School District of New Aurelia views its annual financial report for the year ended June 30 1950. The statement confirms correctness per Iowa codes 4242 and 4242 B-1 with M C Paulson as Secretary of the Schoolhouse Fund. Receipts figure shows balances and sources including district tax bond sales and other revenues.
Practical kitchen tips advise large quantity prep for pastry shells and desserts. Store creamy sauces soups and cookie dough in advance, keep the refrigerator full and mixers ready, and centralize utensils. Adjust working surfaces for comfort, use a pastry cloth, bake cakes in loaves, and make cookies in warm months.
The Aurelia Consolidated School District board in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa will meet on July 24 1950 at 8 PM at the School House Aurelia to hear taxpayers for or against the proposed expenditures for the year starting July 1 1950 and ending June 30 1951. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing.
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