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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

3

Looking Back Into the Past Ten and Twenty Years

A collage of local memories recounts events from a decade ago including Marian Chandler and Gladys Paul in a state declamatory contest in Sioux Rapids and a quiet school election that re elected W H Heimsoth. The Aurelia post office displays an artificial garden in its window. Twenty years back, John Campbell’s death by suicide in Silver township and multiple weddings mark the community’s past.

Marian Chandler Gladys Paulson Sioux Rapids W. H. Heimsoth Cherokee Linn Grove Aurelia A. A. Dingman East Afton Elk John Booth John Campbell Silver Township Gladys Allen Forest Tucker Pullman Wash W. P. Dawson August Carlberg Carlberg Steve Coker Mary Bradick Methodist

Melton and Kolpin Reelected Afton Directors

Lester Melton and Fred Kolpin were re elected to the Afton consolidated school district board after a quiet election with 20 ballots cast. Both candidates received 18 votes as names had to be written in due to no nominations. Harvey Kolpin, Forrest Ware and Arthur Phipps also serve on the board.

Lester Melton Fred Kolpin Afton Consolidated C. L. Menefee Harvey Kolpin Forrest Ware Arthur Phipps

Country Ramblers Plan Yearly Program Saturday

The Country Ramblers 4-H club met at Arlene Nelsons home to plan the yearly program. The next meeting will be at Marian Pattens on April 19 with Barbar Wilson as program chairman and Lois Jeanne Ohlson as music chair. The group, now 18 members, ended with songs and a lunch hosted by Mrs Nelson and her daughter.

Marian Patten The Country Ramblers Arlene Nelson E. Ammons Ruby Griemer Barbar Wilson Lois Jeanne Ohlson Nelson

Eighth Anniversary Dinner of Triple A in Cherokee

About 250 people attended a dinner and program marking the eighth anniversary of the AAA at Immaculate Conception church hall in Cherokee. Dr. W E Simonsen of Quimby presided as toastmaster with nine county speakers including Mrs Glen Loucks and Harold Nelson of Aurelia. National figures Roosevelt Wallace and Wickard spoke via radio hookup praising the agricultural act. Mrs Dee Ferrin led singing and the county mixed chorus performed while Mrs M J Gilleas and Marilyn Matt played piano duets.

AAA Immaculate Conception Church Hall Cherokee W. E. Simonsen Quimby Glen Loucks Harold Nelson Aurelia Roosevelt Wallace Agriculture Wickard Dee Ferrin M. J. Gilleas Marilyn Matt

Garden Club Opens Year With First Parley

The Federated Garden club met at Mrs Barbara East on March 4 for the year’s first session. Eula Lewis presided with sixteen members and one visitor present. Marie Beeghley led the program, reading a poem and directing the flower naming contest.

Nnd Hess Aurelia Federated’ Garden Club Barbara East Eula Lewis Marie Beeghley

Aurelia Bulldogs Fall to Storm Lake in Semi Final

The Aurelia Bulldogs lost to Storm Lake Tornadoes 36 to 32 in the class A sectional semifinal at Albert City. Storm Lake rallied in the third quarter, led by Vilas and Chapman, while Don Hamann scored 17 for Aurelia in a hard fought contest.

Aurelia Bulldogs Storm Lake Tornadoes Albert City Aurelia Storm Lake Sioux Rapids Rembrandt Truesdale Brooke Cornell Highview Cherokee Laurens Aurelia Storm Lake Bulldogs Vilas Chapman Hamann Anderson Coombs Tornadoes Booth den Hamann Donnie Pingel Fassler Don Porter Lake Terease Porter Clough Anener Vilas Evans Seumuneunsad

Fourth Afton and Spring Follow-Up Lesson Given

Twenty-two Farm Bureau women from Afton and Spring townships attended the fourth follow-up lesson on Tuesday March 10 at Mrs Ray Jones home. The session covered homemade furniture for children and training the child's appetite and included a convalescent meal. The group rehearsed the year’s songs and planned the next meeting for March 24 at Mrs Lawrence Davis home.

Farm Bureau Afton Spring Townships Ray Jones Lawrence Davis

Eight Men Draft Called by County Board

The county draft board received a call for eight more draftees to be inducted and three registrants rejected at Des Moines to be replaced. The next in line are Edward Wardeman, Thomas Dawson, and Willard Carlson, who will go to Des Moines March 22 if approved. The eight new draftees depart March 26, with Orville Larson and Arnold Mohn also in line. Albert Rapp Jr. of Aurelia has volunteered after his brother Ladell departed for Omaha.

Des Moines W. H. Bischel Edward H. Wardeman Cherokee Thomas Dawson Remsen Willard Carlson Mateus Orville Larson Arnold Mohn Aurelia Albert FE. Rapp Jr Ladell Omaha

Winners of Junior High Music Contest Announced

The junior high music contest conducted in the school music room named winners across piano, instrumental and vocal divisions. Byron Preyl served as toastmaster announcing numbers and awarding prizes. judges selected the singing cowboys and the mixed quartet to perform at Friday’s grade operetta.

Byron Preyl Maxine Nielsen Lois Ohlson Myrna Thomas Kenneth Wickersheim Robert Hartwig Robert McKinnis Galen Gilbert New York Town Jane Lawniczak Jean Mongan Mertie Bell Verona Wogahn Carmen Carmela Francis Fassler Betty Grienke Paul Wogahn Dean Will Kenneth Goettsch Charles Rapp Melba Carde

Robar and Whitney Reelected Directors to Aurelia School Board

Homer Robar and R Whitney were re elected to three year terms on the Aurelia consolidate school board after a quiet election. Robar 118 votes Whitney 181 with 186 ballots cast and 11 scattered votes. Other board members include George Blanch John Galvin and H J Lockin. Mrs Grapenthen and Miss Cantine attended the state cosmetology convention in Des Moines.

Homer Robar Whitney Aurelia Consolidated School Board Robar George Blanch John Galvin H. JH. Lockin J. W. Grapenthen Cleo Cantine Des Moines

Iowa General Assembly Near Final Adjournment Without Controversial Bills

The forty-ninth Iowa General Assembly moves toward early adjournment with no major controversial measures formally considered. Legislators focus on large appropriations, claims bills, and reforms to speed rules and budgeting, aiming for a businesslike state government.

Iowa General Assembly Hihillfise Ais Senate House Capitol Pioneer Lawmakers Association State Board of Control Institutions National Guard and State Guard State Highway Commission Iowa

Radio Pastor From WOW Speaks at Elk Baptist Church

Brown a renowned WOW Omaha radio pastor will address Elk Baptist Church six and a quarter miles north of Alta on highway C. An afternoon conference at 2 30 and an evening sermon at 7 30 include an 80 minute missionary movie. A 25 cent plate lunch is provided by the Fik Baptist Aid for attendees traveling from distance. Everyone is welcome.

de, Ror. Brown WOW Omaha Elk Baptist Church Alta Fik Baptist Aid Highway C

Martin Krekow and Sutherland Girl Wed

Miss Jean Knott of Sutherland and Martin Krekow of Aurelia wed in Aurelia on March 7 at 2 pm. The ceremony was at the Lutheran church with Rev Wm Walter officiating. The couple plan to reside in Sutherland after a short trip.

Jean Knott Sutherland Martin Krekow Aurelia Walter Offerating Knott Wilma Mortenson Ma. Krekow Arnold Krekow Mr. Krekow Arnold Tasenwinkel Mrs. Krekow

Intermediate Grades To Present Hansel and Gretel Operetta

Intermediate pupils from grades four six present a three act operetta in the high school auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Admission ranges from 10 to 25 cents with 73 pupils taking part led by Gretel Bonnie Albright Hansel Vernon Kaskey Witch Harriet Ohlson Mother Mildred Pattison and other students. The fairy tale follows Hansel and Gretel who outwit the cookie witch and escape from the oven.

Hansel and Gretel Forth Bonnie Albright Hansel Vernon Kaskey Harriet Ohlson Pather Ray Cipperly Mildred Pattison Tinsel

Aurelia Plans Summer Baseball Team Vote Supports Night Games

Aurelia residents showed strong interest in forming a local baseball team with potential night games. A questionnaire indicated broad support for a team and lights for a night field, but attendance at a recent meeting was too small to act, and no immediate meeting is planned.

Aurelia Org K. C. Kroll The Baseball Association Mir Kroll

American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Birthday Celebration

The American Legion Auxiliary will entertain Legionnaires of the local post at a birthday party honoring the 22nd anniversary of the American Legion. The event is next Monday night at 7 in the Congregational church parlors. Don Hankens, Cherokee attorney, will give the address along with talks and musical selections.

American Legion Don Hankens

Selene Lighter Wins In BV AD Writing Contest

Selene Lighter a special student from Aurelia has been selected for the best advertising layout in a Buena Vista contest sponsored by the Gruen Watch company. His winning ad will appear in booklet merit to executives. the announcement was made under Prof. Kermit Buntreck.

Selene Lighter Aurelia Buena Vista Codlewe Gruen Watch Company Journalivan Kermit: Buntreck

Pieed Auditor Colt Outing at Nuellia Friday Event

An auditor will be out of the city hall at Nuellia Friday to process state income tax returns. The event is scheduled for Friday with ten testers paying taxpayers.

Coubtteston Nuelia Fridey

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