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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
1
State Capital Letter Continued on War and Education
Governor Wilson praised Iowa troops during a return from the southland and noted their training and leadership. He and Adj. Gen. Grahl visited camps in Texas and Louisiana and reported strong officer preparedness. In Louisiana he met Sam Jones and observed a voting device in Huey Long's former office. The piece also previews a June Parent-Teacher Institute at Iowa State Teachers College with Howard V. Funk setting the keynote on teacher parent cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson’s Creek
State House
John F. Lacey
Jackson
John H. Gear
Southland
Iowa
Texas
Louisiana
Wilson
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
Pelican
Sam Jones
Huey Long
Iowa State Teachers College
Howard V. Funk
New York
Iowa Highways Poised for National Defense Needs
Chief Engineer Fred White of the state highway commission is expected to report from Washington on Iowa roads role in national defense. Four-column highways, widening bridges and straightening roads are likely to be planned. Iowa concrete highways have been paved to endure heavy army use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred White
State Highway Commission
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Country Ramblers Elect Rally Day Committee
The Country Ramblers 4 H club met at Phyllis Holderness home on June 2. A treasurer report showed 8 86 from the hen and egg sale. A five member voting committee for Rally Day was elected: Mary Hench Lucille Will Barbara Wilson Phylis Holderness and Marian Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Patten
Country Ramblers
Phyllis Holderness
Mary Hench
Lucille Will
Barbara Wilson
Phylis Holderness
J. Holderness
Legion Auxiliary Hears Appropriate Flag Program
Mrs Nels Carlson presented an appropriate flag program at the Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion hall Monday afternoon. Visitor Mrs Bernette Peterson of Chicago attended. Lunch was served after by Mrs Russell Parrott Mrs Harriet Waddell and Mrs Lillian Ohlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Carlson
Regular Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Bernette Peterson
Chicago
Russell Parrott
Harriet Waddell
Lillian Ohlson
Car mixup ends with correct vehicle found
John Malone of Waukon searched for his car but found a similar model in its place. Pe ter Onsager Austin O'Neill and Frank Rowan all of Waukon realized after driving that they had swapped cars by mistake. The two cars were identical and the locks matched leading to a quick correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malone
Waukon
Peter Onsager
Austin O’neill
Frank Rowan
Onsager
Graduation Highlights at St Josephs School
Major and Mrs Matt Laux Wesley attended graduation exercises at St Josephs school. Four of their grandsons were among the graduates and a granddaughter also graduated from Wesley high school this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Laux
Wesley
St. Joseph’s School
Wesley High School
Contour Farming Shows Results in Cherokee County
Three thousand acres of contour planted corn on CCC cooperative farms in Cherokee County prove contour cultivation controls erosion. Farmers praise ease of planting and lack of soil loss, noting increased contour adoption since 1940 and urging wider use to protect topsoil and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee County
Soil Conservation Service
C. R. Ballantyne
Cherokee CCC
CCC
Ballantyne
Diamond Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Wide Awake club met with Mrs. Melvin Freese on Tuesday for social time and refreshments. Local residents including the Clymens, Petersons, Groff, Lockner, Hadenfeldt, Ohlson, Burns, Swanson, Stock, Neimer, Ohlson, and Linquist are listed among visitors and callers to homes in Aurelia, Quimby, Sioux City, Sioux Rapids, Algona, and Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Freese
John Clymens
Inez Groff
Aurelia
Bessie Lockner
Quimby
Will Clymens
Frank Peterson
Della Peterson
Ben Galvin
C. A. Peterson
Sioux City
Glen Hadenfeldt
Baby
Sioux Rapids
C. A
Notice to Aurelia Property Owners on Weed Control
Property owners in Aurelia must cut all street and vacant lot weeds twice this season, first by June 15 and second by August 15. Noxious weeds including thistles and burdock must be destroyed. noncompliance shifts mowing costs to property owners per order by Weed Commissioner George Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weed Commission
George Scott
Aurelia
Blood Tests Urged Early Before Marriage in Iowa
Iowa health officials urge couples to complete premarital blood tests early within the 40 day window allowed for marriage. Delays occur from mail mishaps or specimens failing, prompting some couples to push wedding dates later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Health Department
Local shower honors Mrs Charles Boyd Jr at Wrede home
Mrs Edgar Winterhof and several hostesses hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Cor Delia Boyd Jr of Maurice Iowa at the Wrede home. Tea towels were embroidered and presented, with a two course lunch served. Also noted is the birth of a son to Prof A J Ludwig and his wife and a trip by Mr and Mrs Fred Radke to Seward Nebraska to fetch their son Merle for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Winterhof
Homer Anderson
William Wrede
Wm. Wrede
Charles Boyd Jr
Maurice
Iowa
Cordelia Wrede
Charles Boyd Sr
Jim Stanton
Nila
Henry Stille
Louis Getzmeier
Dick Ramsey
Peggy Grieme
Schafler
Frances Lichtenberg
Harold Jensen
Galva
George Schafer
Mount Olive
George Lichtenberg
Albert Behr
Arvid Swanson
Storm Lake
Arthur Wogahn
Aurelia
Elmer Getzmeier
Walter Huseman
Herman Wrede
Harold Poller
Henry Weiland
Esther Tillie
Rosie Huseman
Pearl Lichtenberg
Verna Winterhof
A. J. Ludwig
Swallum Hospital
Edward
Baseball Schedule Highlights June through July
The schedule lists games from June 15 in Hawarden to July 5 in Perry with multiple away and home dates. Key matchups include Storm Lake trips, Champlin Refiners of Enid Oklahoma, Sioux Falls Canaries, Council Bluffs, Bancroft at Ringsted, and Storm Lake celebrations in Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Storm Lake
George
Iowa
Champlin Refiners
Enid Okla
Worthington
Minn
Sioux Falls
Notice: Stallion and Jack Available for Hire This Season
Help scarce. no road use for two stallions and a jack this season. Those wishing to hire either stallion or jack should call 2816. Oren Coombs notes Sentinel is authorized agent for Sioux City newspapers and offers subscription help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Oren Coombs
the Sentinel
Sioux City
Aurelia Scoring Line Beats Watertown and Others
The Aurelia scoreboard shows multiple games with Aurelia facing Watertown twice and other opponents. Final tallies include Aurelia 14 Watertown 4 and Aurelia 9 Watertown 4, plus Aurelia 10 Rock Valley 3 and Aurelia 5 Hawarden 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Watertown
Rock Valley
Hawarden
Palmer House
Land Sales Reach 108000 In Sioux Rapids Area
G A Cady real estate firm sold 948 acres in the Sioux Rapids region over the past month totaling 108000. The properties span Buena Vista Pocahontas and Palo Alto counties with well improved farms. Average price per acre 1165, rising 10 to 16 dollars from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Rapids
G. A. Cady
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Palo Alto
Mrs. Lester Sauter Funeral Held in Sutherland
Funeral services for Mrs. Lester Sauter were held last Friday in Sutherland with Rev. L. H. Preul and Rev. A. A. Howe presiding. Burial followed in Waterman cemetery. Mrs. Sauter, born Mabel Marion Martin February 3 1912 in Waterman township, died after a long illness, age 29, leaving husband Lester Sauter and two children Sandra Sue and Fredie Jerald, plus her parents and four siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Lester Sauter
L. H. Preul
Aurelia
A. A. Howe
Sutherland Methodist Church
W. A. Lewis
Raymond Kruse
Roy Matzdorff
Mable Marion Martin
Fred Martin
Waterman Township
O’brien
Spencer Iowa
Sandra Sue
Fredie Jerald
Horace
Gerald
Weldon
Isabelle
Doris
Card of Thanks for Sauter Family Loss
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for the sympathy shown during our bereavement. Dick Sauter and children Mrs Henry Sauter and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sauter
Henry Sauter
No Music Ends Eight Summer Band Concerts in Holland
For eight summers Holland, a town of 175 people, hosted regular weekly band concerts. This year they discontinued the concerts due to a shortage of available musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
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