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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1941

Page

2

Afton community hosts card party and social events

Mrs Floyd Anderson entertained at ten tables of five hundred at the Jas Ware home last Wednesday with prizes and a two course lunch. Mrs Violet Sexton attended a family party in Peterson honoring Mr and Mrs Fred Wetherell before they leave for Burlington. Junior Kastengren collided with a truck on Maple Creek bridge en route to Storm Lake for senior photos, no injuries. Mrs Phipps hosted eighteen tables of five hundred with prizes, a bouquet for Mrs Phipps, and a two course lunch. Various residents attended church, birthdays, and community meetings. Miss Muriel Blake visited Sioux City. Edsel Bainbridge returned from South Carolina. 4-H members gathered at Joanne Mummert’s home.

Floyd Anderson Jas. Ware Violet Sexton Herbert Swanson Peterson Fred Wetherell Burlington Junior Kastengren Maple Creek Bridge Aurelia Storm Lake Hansbruch Arthur Phipps Agnes Blake Margaret Jones Lew Crane Lester Melton Opal Cave Leonard Smith Holstein Phipps Messrs Burt Mummert Sioux Falls Glen Sleezer hCas Martin Jr Afton County Farm Bureau Muriel Blake Sioux City Robert Gates Joe Kastengren Junior Edsel Bainbridge Mitchell S. C Frank Mummert Cecil Joanne Mummert 4-H

400 Die as House Burns at Henry Weitzel Farm

A fire near Storm Lake killed 400 baby chicks housed on the Henry Weitzel place. Fire crews fought the blaze but could not save the flock.

Henry Weitzel Place Storm Lake

Davis County Court House Closed for Floor Renovation

The Davis County Court House suspended operations for two days as workers laid a new floor in the first floor corridor. No injuries were reported and access resumed after completion.

Davis County Court House

Iowa Legislature Marks Efficiency Amid Quiet Session

The Iowa legislature shows smooth progress with major appropriations and economies. Governor Wilson praises efficiency while attendance shifts from lively debates to watching schoolchildren in balcony seats. Public eye wanes as bills like House File 338 seek broad taxpayer pensions, aiming to curb dole culture. Governor also fills key posts including state banking superintendent M W Ellis and highway commissioners Hrust and Ahlers.

Congress Wilson House Senate Iowa Kuester Cass County Foster Henry County M. W. Ellis Charles City D. W. Bates Albia

Au relia School Notes Highlight Typing Contest Plan

The Au relia Consolidated School notes detail a J O A T typing test sponsored by Gregg Publishing Co with certificates for 30 40 and 50 words. Three students will travel to Sioux Center March 29 to compete, chosen from six qualifiers. Music groups prep for a March 22 broadcast on station KSCJ led by Char lene Ohlson Kathleen Grashoff Dean Gilbert and Gus Ohlson with Prof. Paul MacCollins at Morningside College.

Gregg Publishing Co Sioux Center Aurelia Thomas KSCJ Charlene Ohlson Kathleen Grashoff Dean Gilbert Gus Ohlson Morningside College Paul MacCollins Conservatory of Music XYZ Miles Standish Delmar Merlin McGowan Alta

Unusual Nine Inch Egg Found in Clarinda

Mrs. Ernest Meyer of Clarinda brought a remarkably large egg to town. It measured nine inches in length and seven and three fourths inches across the middle. The egg is normal in every way and laid by a White Rock hen, not a turkey.

Ernest Meyer Clarinda

Doctor pinned by car breaks ankle in Eagle Grove incident

Dr. J. E. Long of Eagle Grove fractured his ankle when his wife’s car starter lurched forward outside the hospital steps. He was treated after the vehicle pinned him against the curb.

J. E. Long Eagle Grove

Mt Olive Area Attends Varied Social and Family Events

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Shaw, mother of Mrs. Victor Georke of Schaller, formerly of Mt. Olive, at the Wharton funeral home in Aurelia. Local residents visited Sioux City and Cherokee. families celebrated birthdays, anniversaries, and new births, and others traveled to see relatives in Aurelia, Storm Lake, Larrabee, and Schaller.

Shaw Victor Georke Schaller Mt. Olive Wharton Aurelia Ralph Stoneking Sioux City Mildred Cobbert LeMars Edgar Johnson Clara Nina Ohlson California George Schafer Fred Huseman Hanover Henry Holst Cherokee Sioux Valley Hospital Arlene Raymond Gregg Larrabee Blanche Kolpin Frank Becker Hazel Anderson Homer Anderson Paul Anderson Wayne Anderson Elwin Lindlief Storm Lake Clifford Bruce Kletus Lenz Robert Lenz Harold Allen Oscar Gustafson Estherville Oscar Lenz Wayne Donald South Silver Gerald Decker Noah Decker Mt. Olive Church Warl Crippen Elmer

Fred Christensen Injures Elbow In Move

Fred Christensen who moved with his family from a farm near Hamlin to Extra slipped and dislocated his elbow and chipped a bone during the journey.

Fred Christensen Hamlin

CCC Crews Finish Two Concrete Flumes in Grand Meadow Township

On Ralph Robeson farm in Grand Meadow southwest of Cherokee CCC crews completed the largest reinforced concrete flume built by the local soil conservation service camp since arriving 18 months ago. The 42 by 17 foot structure used 3479 pounds of steel, 220 sacks of cement, 89 cubic yards of sand and 20 cubic yards of coarse aggregate and includes an auxiliary sod spillway.

Ralph Robeson Grand Meadow Cherokee CCC Perry Thomas Soil Conservation Service Thomas Robeson Robeson Farm John Hancock ‘Insurance George Wohlers

Wire entanglement stirs Beacon disturbance

A drunken man became entangled in barbed wire near Beacon one night last week. His cries drew attention but before officers could intervene he was freed and disappeared.

Beacon

The Show Must Go On Mumps Sideline Nashua Students

Two Nashua high school students learned in one day parts for plays to replace peers sidelined by mumps. The improvised casting kept the performance tradition alive as the show went on.

Nashua High School

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Lowell Brothers B. F. Ruppert, Mer Afton Vicinity Mrs. Earl Zwick Scott Boothby Funeral Home Henry Everhardt Veteran’s Hospital Des Moines Simonsen Wayne Kirkpatrick W. A. Liebsch Carlson Dairy Hone Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Cherokee County Geo. E. Blanch H. H. Lockin Chas. Gustafson Winfred Moulton Aurelia, Iowa Don R. Hankens Larson’s State Bank IDA Grove Rendering Works Reggy Martin Gustafson & Johnson Garage A. A. Hrust Maquoketa H. J. Ahlers State Highway Commission M. Mars Rath Cedar Falls F. F. Smith State Board of Examiners Aurelia Consolidated School Dale Otten Minnesota Phyllis Engdahl Bob Howell Jean Bengston Bonnie Albright Clayton Johnson Georgiane Lauridsen Shirley Nielsen Harriette Ohlson Ethel Johnson Margaret Pruitt Marvin Fassler Elizabeth Eddy Ray Cipperly June Converse Ray Holderness Betty Nelson Jay Lenard Phyllis John Lois Kenneth B Edith Norma Leonard Vernon Donnala Roger Mary Ann Imogene Joan Lois Jeanne Merry Arlo Bobby Betty U. S. S. California Nitzke Marvin Anderson Renaud Jean Bonnie Barbara Jean Ruth Ray Shirley T Janet Patricia Billy Ridley Charles Donnie Junior Cline Rembrandt Bernard Eng Boyd Joanne Hallie Jack the Beamstalk Kay Sally MT. Olive News Mrs. Edgar Johnson A. W. Larson Aurelia Sentinel
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