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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1951
Page
6
Local residents and families from Cherokee, Archer, Quimby and Lawrence visited nearby homes this weekend and Sunday afternoon. Families included the Andersons, Ganos, Engdahls, Westphals, Wielands, Taylors, Troxels, Ducommuns, Petersens, Galvins, Petersons, and Daniels in assorted social visits and suppers. Wayne Taylor joined the Wielands for a few days’ visit in Sioux City.
The Country Ramblers 4-H Club met July 11 at Janet Jensen’s home starting at 2 p.m. Marian Eddy presided as president. Ten members and two visitors attended. Eddy spoke about attending the Convention. Banquet planning began with several committees named for invitations decorations program gifts and recreation. A cookout in Aurelia park is set for July 25 with demonstrations by Mary Jane Peterson and Lois Turner. The meeting closed with the pledge to the American flag.
Sioux City Social Security office outlines July introductions for hundreds of farm workers as well as continued reporting for others. The program starts for regular employees, with trial quarters and $50 earnings thresholds guiding when wages become subject to tax and reporting requirements. John Brodie urges farm operators to register and seek information for uncertain statuses.
A Cherokee CCC crew begins soil and water conservation work in Blake watershed near Aurelia. Raymond Crippen of Cherokee dies suddenly from a heart attack. Aurelia teams beat Storm Lake 2 1 and 9 1 in a doubleheader. Gust Peterson purchases an office at 216 Post Office Building in Sioux City Social Security office listing.
The former Louis Witt farm of 120 acres southwest of Aurelia hosts a newly equipped fire apparatus. The truck is ready for calls and will serve rural fire needs in the area.
Thirty years ago Mrs Minnie Waters died at her Cherokee home at the age of 63. The obituary notes her death and residence, with no additional biographical details provided in the fragment.
John Bengtson finished a $6,000 farm home southwest of town. Thomas Hall plans to open a Diamond Center store next week. Lou Jensen married Edna Chase at Storm Lake on July 3.
Mrs Christ Peters was baptised Sunday in St Pauls Lutheran church in Alta by Pastor F Schleef. She received the name Linda Christine. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Dandy of Schaller. Mr and Mrs Ben Otto and family spent Thursday evening in the Lorenz Lietz home. Mrs Albert Weiland Betty Lou Olsen and Mr and Mrs Louis Reins and Marva June left Wednesday for Wichita Falls Tex where Carroll Weiland is stationed. Mr and Mrs Reins will spend a few days with friends in Malone Tex. Walter Adele and Irene Zwemke spent Friday evening in the Harold Hogrefe home near Aurelia.
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