Kastengren Weds Miss Noethe At Nashua Iowa
Nels Kastengren and Margaret Noethe united in marriage June 30 at 3 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua officiated by Rev. F L Hanscom. The couple will reside on a farm north of Sutherland.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
3
Nels Kastengren and Margaret Noethe united in marriage June 30 at 3 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua officiated by Rev. F L Hanscom. The couple will reside on a farm north of Sutherland.
Rev G W Sietsema, longtime pastor of the local Congregational church, accepts a call to Edgemont South Dakota to serve as pastor. He will begin duties August 28 and move with his family in late August. Edgemont at the south end of the Black Hills has a population over 1000. Sietsema came here in October 1948 from Canistota and led the church and youth programs. the release is welcomed as a nice advancement.
Harvey Lindberg Cherokee county conservationist and Bruce Florea assistant county extension director announce that 163 farmers from Cherokee County are entered in the Sioux City Program for Permanent Agriculture this year. Aurelia entrants include Guy Akers Walter Borgeson Conley Erickson Clifford Bruce Eric Carlson Vere Corrington Richard Glawe LeRoy Hench Art Hicks George Johnson Robert Kintigh C W Martin Harold Nelson Clarence Ohlson Reuben Ohlson Sherwood Ohlson Ralph Peterson Vernon Peterson and Henry Schipper.
The Sentinel promotes its role as authorized agent for Sioux City papers inviting readers to sign up for subscriptions through the newspaper office.
Three Aurelia Methodist youths Alice Haight Ileta Peterson and Le land Anderson are among 300 MYF campers at Camp Methoji on Lake Okoboji. They stay in Stanworth cabin with Rev and Mrs E Wayne Hilmer as chaperones.
Rev. Robert Edward Cook died at his Renwick Iowa home on June 29 1949 at 73. He served as a Methodist minister from 1916 and lived in Aurelia from 1927 to 1930. Survived by wife Ida N White and five children Leone Hickey Gerald Cook Glen Cook Gordon Cook and Marjorie Howard. burial in Vernon cemetery. Funeral July 3 at Renwick Methodist Church.
The article traces the Afton Community Club years from 1919 when Leona Ammons and Blanche Reckoff started a club for young married women. It covers dues, officers, social events, fund drives, donations, and long term projects through 1989, noting name changes to A C C, charitable sewing, Red Cross work, service boxes, and attendance contests.
Aurelia town team defeated the Amvets of Storm Lake 8 to 4 Sunday afternoon in league play at the Aurelia diamond. Dumkreiger started and pitched eight innings, Berry finished. both teams totaled 11 hits. Scorers for Aurelia included Admire with 3 runs and Roger Campbell Larson and Clark adding.
Mrs Frances Glawe of 705 Laurel street Pomona California wife of William H Glawe died Thursday evening July 7 after two years ill health Born January 25 1875 in Des Moines Iowa She and her husband moved to Pomona from Aurelia a year ago Survived by husband sister Mrs George A Johnson of Los Angeles Funeral services were held at Pomona Todd Memorial South Chapel at 11 Saturday morning Dr John Von Rohr officiating Burial in Aurelia cemetery
Carl H. Johnson and his wife celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the Aurelia Legion hall with about 200 guests. Harold Nelson hosted a program of songs, speeches, and toasts with performances by Genevieve Anderson, Mrs. Ralph Mongan, Melvin Hjelm, and others. The couple received a silver ware set from their children, a three-tier cake, and a purse of money.
Mrs Olive Johnson Mrs George Scott Mrs Minnie Brummer Mrs Margaret Diercks Mrs Fred Daniels and Mrs Nels Carlson will entertain the Naomi circle at a breakfast at the Shelter House in Storm Lake on Thursday morning July 21 at nine o'clock All members please attend.
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of the Methodist church will gather Sunday evening at 7 30 in Aurelia park for a meeting.
The schedule for two Illinois Central trains through Aurelia will be revised starting Sunday July 17. Westbound No 11 will arrive at 10 49 a m instead of 10 38 a m and eastbound No 12 will arrive at 7 27 p m instead of 8 32 p m.
The Aurelia Farmers Picnic will be held on August 26 and 27, the last Friday and Saturday of August. Dyers Greater Shows will return to provide rides and midway entertainment, following a widely praised year. A livestock show is planned for the first day and committees have been appointed to choreograph two days of wholesome entertainment.
A Legion committee and township trustees met at W H Heimsoth home to discuss erecting a flag pole in the new cemetery section in memory of local World War II servicemen. Trustees agreed to furnish space and will discuss pole location at the next meeting. A dedication program is planned after completion.
The Aurelia Midgets host Galva Friday night on the home diamond for their second league game. The 12 and under squads from both towns meet at 5 30 before the main game. The girls game was cancelled due to detasseling despite posters. Sunday the local Midgets face Alta Midgets after the Aurelia town team game.
A 10 year retrospective recalls a Aurelia party of nine departing on a 17 day eastern world tour to Canada the World’s Fair in New York and other spots led by Mr and Mrs Sleezer Hickey Bischel and others. Junior Farm Bureau members from Cherokee county join the tour.
Aurelia high school bowed out of the High School Sectional Baseball Tournament with an 8 to 6 loss to Fonda, Lady of Good Council, at Storm Lake on Monday. Kaskey pitched for Aurelia, yielding six hits as the team notched two safeties. Rapp doubled and singled while scoring twice, with Lenz catching. Elliott Anderson and Parrott each scored once.
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