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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

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Nominate Fred J. Ritchie for State Senator

Cherokee County voters are urged to nominate and elect Fred J. Ritchie from the Marcus district in the Republican primaries on June 5. The three term state representative is a practical farmer with strong farm community ties and senior committee experience.

Fred J. Ritchie Cherokee-Plymouth-Ida County Ritchie General Assembly House Olive Homer Anderson Leonard Anderson Cherokee Leonard Great Lakes Raymond Gregg Orville Vernon Sioux City Mr. Gregg Will Hahn Darlene Webb Leslie Gregg Ed Gearke E. H. Gillet Fe Lenz Bob Lenz Odebolt Art Gregg Larrabee F. N. C. Club John Larson P. Bengtson Ernie Peterson Mt. Olive Hannah Allen Dale Mummert Margaret Juber C. Mummert Aurelia Chas. Meyers L. C. Bengtton Walter Rasmus Colette Donna Needies Club John Fredenburg Forrest Lenz Dob Lenz Kleus Bob Delores Vengtson L. C. Bengtson Hugo Peekenschneider American Legion and Auxiliary Storm Lake Paul Anderson Curo Max B. H. Dubes Eric Gustafson Near Larrabee C. J. Johnson Home. Elmer C. Bierbaum Carol Sansen Neale Towner John Towner Oscar Smith

Eighth grade grads highlighted in Cherokee theater

Eighth grade graduation exercises were held at the Arrow Theater in Cherokee. Graduates from Afton include Audrey and Billy Melton and several others. Additional notes cover memorial activities, visits, showers, and local social events across Mt. Olive and surrounding areas.

Arrow Theater Cherokee Afton Audrey Billy Melton Jack Carlson Jack Kudrle Jeanne Mummert Alyce Swanson Egon Hanson Normand Kolpin Billy Fox Larry Kolpin George Zwick Fred Zwick Sioux Valley Hospital Janice Meinking Ruth Gilbert Peter Buretta Gene Lyle Whiting Mesdames Fred Horace Martin Sutherland Boyd Tilton Couer d’ Alene Idaho Ellis Stieneke Raymond Zwick Vera Rudd Cleghorn August Peterson Daniel Sweet Near Storm Lake Harry Wilson Maggie Fritz Louis Fritz Anita Michaelson Holstein Mike Burgeson Sioux City Mt. Olive Betty Harold Earl Crippen Conrad Engdahl Jess Pennington Kenneth Pennington Linn Grove George Schafer Homer Anderson Storm Lake Pete Pierson Ruth Holderness Anna Martin Seattle Washington Byron Furgeson Oscar Smith Lincoln Hahn Gerald Charlene Hahn Bonnie Peterson Hahn Kenneth Stieneke Marvin Mary Grace Jackie Jones West McGregor Dale Mummert Clarence Garrett Cave Lansen John Towner Neale Raymond Gregg Arrow Theatre Orville Gregg Neale Towner Clarence Simmons

Subscription Rates Notice for Foreign Countries

Notice states continued delivery beyond expiration requires payment. Subscriptions in foreign countries priced per year in advance at 2.00 dollars, with 1.50 dollars listed for another rate.

Diphtheria Up 60 Percent in Iowa in 1944 Start

Iowa 1944 diphtheria cases rose 60 percent from 1943 in the first 18 weeks. Eighteen weeks saw 79 cases across 19 counties versus 49 in 1943, ending a decline trend since 1941 as health officials noted the worst season was nearly over.

Iowa State Health Department

Marcus Farmers Speed Up Hay Harvesting

H. J. Reimers and son John farm near Marcus in Cherokee county. They use a tractor mounted cable lift stacker back to speed hay harvest, stacking 10 acres in half a day with one extra man. They say the mechanized method doubles capacity versus the old system, while warning some Midwestern farmers still cling to primitive haying methods.

H. J. Reimers John Marcus Cherokee County Reimers

Victory Spirit and War Effort at Illinois Central

The message emphasizes women supporting the home front through victory gardens and domestic tasks, linking civilian effort to military success. It pledges to turn wartime lessons into improved Illinois Central service and to earn the public’s continued goodwill.

Dad Mom Dave Illinois Central

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