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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
1
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IT workers drilling a farm well near Sheldon hit a subterranean gas chamber at 257 feet. Pressure rose to about 85 pounds before rags failed to seal the casing. A 70 pound tool chord was blown off, and the hole was finally sealed with a welded threaded cap. Nature resists such probes.
A church notice invites worshippers to MT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH E Gillet Pastor. Bible School Sundays at 10 Morning worship at 11 Evening Devotions with sermon at 8 Prayer and Praise Thursdays at 8 Cottage meetings. All not worshipping elsewhere are invited.
The largest wall-eye pike taken in Storm Lake in years was reported by Conservation Officer Frank Starr. Clayton Daniels of Storm Lake took the ten pound wall-eye on a dare devil lure. Reports say wall-eye, silver bass and crappie fishing are excellent, with six and seven pound wall-eyes common.
Ernest Stanworth pastors the Methodist Church with 10 am church school and 11 am morning worship. A joint missionary circle and general meeting occurs Thursday June 20 at Mrs. Roy Ohlson’s home. Committee members and leaders listed. event described as a lawn party.
Congregational Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. St Pauls Lutheran holds Trinity Sunday June 16 with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and divine service at 10 45 a m led by Rev Marvin Lehnhardt. Walther League hosts a reception for newly confirmed members Friday June 14 at 8 p m in the church basement. Regular Walther League meeting June 20 at 8 p m. St Pauls invites unchurched to join.
The Elk church invites the public to a June 26 supper and program at Highview school at 6 30 p m. Morning worship is at 9 45 a m and church school at 10 40 a m. Pastor C Philip Holmberg leads the congregation.
The Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta Iowa under Pastor C Philip Holmberg lists church school and Bible study at 10 am Friday. The Woman's Missionary Society meets at 2 15 pm with the Junior Missionary Society presenting the program. Luther League meets Thursday at 8 pm. A congregational picnic is planned for Storm Lake Park on Sunday June 30.
Ten years ago the Aurelia kittenball association abandoned efforts this season and will dismantle the floodlit field, losing a local sporting venue. Also noted are birth, graduation and town notices reflecting community life across decades.
Legislative program notes a hurried end to Congress with key bills pending including appropriation, OPA, selective service, and war powers act extensions. It criticizes food allocation secrecy, discusses lobbying by government, diplomats’ liquor budgets, and praises General Douglas MacArthur as a surprising peace advocate.
The Aurelia Iowa council met June 3 1946 with Mayor Grapen presiding. Present were Christensen Howell Johnson Shank. Kaskey absent. May 6 minutes and financial reports were approved. Several bills from the General and Waterworks funds were ordered paid. Cigarette and permit fees were approved for multiple applicants including R M Flory Larry Deuschel and A E Stutz Roy Matzdorff. Continuous discussion of licenses and bonds followed with all members voting in favor of the motions.
The council passed motions to grant Class B beer permits and approve bonds for Marvin Loof and Joe J. Rupp after motions by Shank and Johnson respectively, with all members voting in favor. The meeting adjourned with J. W. Grapenthon as mayor and Chester G. Sjoberg as clerk.
Mrs. Deddo Meyer of Holland Indiana fell ill while visiting relatives in Michigan and was flown back to her home. The 70 year old grandmother completed her first air trip and, after recovery, hopes for a pleasure flight. Watch your subscription date.
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