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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces publication details and warns that the paper will not stop at expiration dates unless notified. Subscribers who continue to receive the paper after expiration are obliged to pay for continued service.
G. M. McMillan of the Cherokee CCC camp notes increasing contour farming on county farms. He promotes rotation with legumes and grasses to conserve soil and prevent erosion. Fifty county farmers participate in spring demonstrations supported by federal and state agencies.
Chapter 246 of the 1984 Iowa Code requires mowing of weeds in streets alleys and vacant lots twice a growing season with deadlines not later than June 15 and August 15. Noxious weeds such as thistles quackgrass cockleburr and burdock must be cut or destroyed by owners or occupants with costs charged to the property. reports of uncut weeds should be made to the weed commissioner George Scott Weed Commissioner Aurelia Iowa dated 13 2
Oren Coombs informs no road travel this season due to scarce help. Anyone wishing to use either stallion or jack should call 2816. Date 12-3.
Robert Thompson and his mother of Anamosa were warmly greeted by the Methodist congregation on Mother's Day. It marked their first church visit together since Bobby was struck by infantile paralysis on September 7, 1940.
Buena Vista College, founded in Fort Dodge six years prior, marks its fiftieth anniversary at Storm Lake on July 9, 1891, highlighting the milestone at the incorporated institution.
Garland Honsbruch and Ora Felton were married Sunday at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Brooke township. The ceremony featured Rev C E Gobler with a double ring service. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink gowns. the groom and attendants wore dark suits. A reception followed at the bride's home with a two course dinner and a three tier wedding cake. The bride, a Brooke Consolidated School graduate, now helps her parents. the groom farms with his father.
Cherokee County 4-H girls clubs plan Rally Day on Friday June 6 at 7 p m in Cherokee Methodist church Miss Ruth Griener announces the event with officer elections and honors to be awarded Emmett Ammons will give the welcoming address speakers include George E Zwick and C H Thompson Various club skits and a Latin American tea will conclude the program
The schedule lists Aurelia at Hawarden on June 6 night and June 8 Aurelia at Council Bluffs afternoon. Palmer House Giants of Chicago visit June 10. Storm Lake plays George, Iowa on June 16, and Storm Lake travels to Sheldon on July 4 with an afternoon game and a separate night game. Champion Refiners of Enid Oklahoma, world champion semi pro team, visit July 18.
In a June 1 ceremony at St. John's American Lutheran church Cedar Falls Genevieve Ostergaard daughter of Mrs J N Ostergaard and Paul R Jones son of Mr and Mrs R R Jones of Aurelia wed in a double wedding with Ardell Ostergaard and Roy A Johnson. The event drew about 150 guests.
The article argues the state legislature will push for a cafeteria in the building. Town lacks a permanent state operated eating place outside sessions and workers must walk blocks for meals, hindering efficiency.
Miss Cleo Lenz and Wilmar Dubes wed at St. Patrick's rectory in Dubuque with 85 guests at lunch. Attending were relatives from Dubuque Aurelia and Adair. After a California trip the couple will reside in Casey Iowa.
Aurelia built an eight run first inning and went on to a 9-4 win over Watertown as Crim mings limited Watertown to seven hits. Hoffman and Hunnicut led Aurelia with key hits and Woodruff drove in multiple runs helping the improvement over the first game.
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