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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
2
The notice states the paper is published weekly on Thursdays and mailed as second class at the Aurelia Post Office Iowa. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 per year in advance and in foreign countries and warns that the paper will not stop at expiration unless notified and continuing readers must pay.
Pat Club met Friday afternoon February 17 with nine members present. Mrs. Melva Anderson hosted the gathering and the group engaged in a brief program and social time.
The regular meeting featured 500 with Frances Benson winning the prize. Lunch was served and Eleanor Anderson will host the club on Friday March 10. A Silver wedding anniversary for Emmet Rand was celebrated by neighbors at Ola Eding’s home in Aurelia. A farewell for John and Minnie Hasenkwnkle at the Community building. Prizes in 500 went to Ernest Tuttle, Mrs Russell Allen, McKinley Menefee and A Grashoff. Clyde Kudkle presented the couple with a cash purse on behalf of attendees. Lunch followed by committee. A Lorel Whistler social evening preceded a move to a new farm that Sunday.
Afton hosts self invited guests who served lunch and presented a purse of money to Mr. and Mrs. Whistler. Mrs Walter Meinking entertained A CG C on Wednesday afternoon. During the meeting it was voted to donate 10 dollars to the Community building improvement fund. Mrs Clyde Kudrle conducted the contests with prizes to Mrs Kenneth Jones and Mrs Harlan Brownmiller. Lunch was served by the hostess at the close.
The Aurelia Iowa council met February 6 1950 with Mayor Howell presiding. Members Anderson Christen sen Johnson and Kaskey present. no absences. Bills were approved across funds including General Library Waterworks Light Sewer and Fire Fund with payments to Iowa Old Age Survivors Ins. Sys. H. E. Rice Guarantee Oil Co Iowa Public Service Co and others. Application for a Glass beer permit was considered for Grashoff McManus American Legion Post No.
Diamond township ladies attended Farm Bureau at Rueben Ohlson home with a lesson on Color in the Home. A farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Peterson was held with a purse prize and lunch. Farewell for Chase Hamman before moving to Storm Lake featured 500 game and prizes. Winners included Mrs. Schipper and others. travel prize went to Mrs. Boots. Next meeting set with Mrs. Albert Myers on Mar. 16. An anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Rand on Feb. 27 included gifts, corsage, boutonniere, and blue silver decorations. fifty guests attended. Various bridge and pinochle gatherings occurred with lunches served.
The council motioned by Christensen and seconded by Johnson to issue the permit starting February 10 1950 for one year and approve the bond. All members voted in favor. The meeting adjourned with Kaskey and Anderson moving to adjourn. Harry Howell served as mayor and Chester G. Sjoberg as clerk.
Iowa dairy specialist Eugene Anfinson of Iowa State College advises pouring warm water through a milk separator just before processing. He says warm water releases butterfat stuck to disks and bowl, speeding cream flow and preventing fat deposits seen with cold setup.
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