Local Happenings Highlight Community Visits and Events
Embroidery club meets Friday with Mrs. Herbert Grienke. Numerous family visits occur across Aurelia and nearby towns including Des Moines and Storm Lake. A picnic set by the American Legion and Auxiliary at Aurelia Park. Birth announced for Wayne Stellish at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee. Many relatives travel between Algona Clarion Paullina and Holstein for visits and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Stellish
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
American Legion and Auxiliary
Aurelia Park
Fire Insurance and Local Community Notices Featured
Fire insurance and product ads appear alongside personal notices. Mrs. Burton Ruppert visits Adair. a new Temple portable radio is showcased by Larson Motor Co. Birth announced for Susan Kay Loof at Sioux Valley hospital. Several local visits, hospital stays, and travel to Sioux City and Lake Okoboji are noted, plus church picnic plans and Camp Quest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Loof
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Susan Kay
Lake Okoboji
Hallie Sauter
Donna Lee Fraser
Rose Ella Haight
Eliza Peterson
Marion Eddy
Deloris Dyslin
Jerry Conley
Robert Anderson
Mrs. Stanworth
Eveline Stanworth
Aurelia
Leavened Breads in the Eastern Med History
The article notes that leavened breads were known and used by Egyptians and other early civilizations in the eastern Mediterranean at least 4,000 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Mediterranean
Farm Orchard Siting and Artificial Slope Tips
The northeast slope is recommended for a farm orchard. If a northeast slope is unavailable, plant a windbreak to create an artificial slope facing south and west of the fruit site.
Classified Ads Fragment Summary
Classified lines advertise items for sale including a 1081 Chevrolet coupe and a 6 room modern house. Other notices offer a buggy wheels request and inquiries about an outside toilet and ice box with contact via Sentinel office and names Jerry Deyloft and Larson Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Deyloft
Sentinel Office
Larson Motor Co
Community gatherings mark Aurelia events through July
Families and friends held a series of picnics and club meetings in Aurelia. The McCurdy home hosted a Sunday supper with guests from Minnesota and Iowa. Other gatherings included Bata Gaba Club breakfast at Aurelia park and bridge and pinochle games with prizes, plus Farm Bureau picnics and a birthday celebration for Mrs Espy MacDeid. Out of town guests included the Parrotts of Balaton and the Neumans of Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mattax
Bluffton, Ind
Chas. Menefee
Mattax
Wm. Menefee
W. H. Heimsoth
Lally
Storm Lake
West Bend
Albert Lally Sr
West Bend Park
Dean Parrott
Judith
Alliance
Nebr
George Parrott
Maywood
Chicago
Dean
Illinois
Chas. McCurdy
Floyd Parrott
Balaton
Minn
Earl Lighe
Coleene Kay
Minneaspolis
Bessie Harden
Spencer
Sarah Wall
J. F. Benson
Cecil Wall
James
Keith
Tommy
Effie Allen
Edna
Maesel Wall
Alta
C. H. Kaskey
Ernest Neuman
Judy
Betty Claussen
Peora, Tl
Farm Bureau
Pitcher Township
Aurelia Park
Art Hickey
Wm. Patten
Erwin Radke
Mastitis and Brucellosis Control in Cattle Herds
The piece notes as much as 25 percent of dairy herds suffer mastitis, costing U S cattle producers hundreds of millions annually. It urges better stalls, clean floors, sanitation, and veterinary care to prevent spread. Brucellosis is highlighted as a tougher issue requiring vaccination, testing, and reactor elimination with veterinary guidance. Cooperation among owners is essential to win the fight.
Dolls of Greece and Rome Revealed in Ancient Playthings
The article describes ancient dolls used by Greek and Roman maidens. It notes movable limbs joined by elastic, heads carved from wood or wax, and leather or fabric bodies. Some dolls were part of wedding rites and others were buried with grave goods in Roman catacombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Antiquity
Felt as Easy to Shape Material for Molds and Steam Pressing
The material Felt is described as easy to work with since it is matted rather than woven. It can be stretched shrunk or shaped using home made molds and steam pressing for various crafting projects.
Roasting Tips Warn Against Water in Pan
The note advises not to add water when roasting a fowl as steaming can split the skin and force juices out. It claims a properly roasted bird remains tender and preserves juiciness without added moisture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gates
Howell Bros
Embroidery Club
Herbert Grienke
Lockin Agency
Martha Lietz
John Grieme
Margaret Eddy
Shields
Park Rapids
Virgil Larson
David Loux
Clarion
Iowa
E. H. Sherkenbak
Shirley
Stanley
Glenn Bretthauer
Fort Dodge
Pete Geuther
Near
Sutherland
Harold Breyfogle
Holstein
Erwin Heimsoth
Kenneth Wickersheim
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas. Bruce
E. G. Bates
William Bates
New England States
Washington, D. C
Automobile Insurance
Harry H. Lockin
Mrs. Vernon Butterfield
Glenn Chase
Paullina
Albert Shrock
Cleghorn
H. T. Sansen
Roy Whitney
Clair Whitney
Island Lake
C. C. Hansen
Des Moines
W. H. Bischel
Les Paulson
Kansas City, Kans
Burt Mummert
Mrs
O. C. Holderness
FE. H. Sherkenbak
Larsine Neilsen
Ruthven
Homer Lee
Flory Drug
Fred L. Converse
Davenport
E. M. Converse
Patricia
Robert Heimsoth
Fire Insurance
Temple
Will Whiting
Leland Clark
Jane
Lake City
Laura Whiting
Flory
Ray Beeghley
Jean
Billie
Long Beach
Califf
Clyde Beeghley
Ray
A. A. Dingman
Carroll Lansen
Cherokee Sunday
Dorothy
Harry
George Johnson
Frank Waddell
Sioux City
The
Missionary Society and
Ladies Aid
All Ladies of the Congregational Church
Gladys Glawe
Aid
Inez Larson
Missionary
Larson’s Store
Aurelia, Iowa
Aurelia Theatre
Blondie
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Rebecca
Laurence Oliver
Joan Fontaine
A. A. Davis
Bridge Club
L. J. Kreger
Chester Dyslin
John Peterson
John Laposky
Lawrence Mongan
Watcn
Ckenola Sd
Kerve Rbs
Old Dollis
B. F. Ruppert
Mgr
Wayne
Hilo
W. G. Whitney Elevator
National Poultry Improvement Plan
U. S
Ig Manson
Lord
Bologna
Robin Hood
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