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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

2

Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago

The 10 year roundup notes Frederick Kolpin’s death at 86 in Afton township on March 23 at a brother’s home. Also mentions Gladys Paulson eliminated from pre district declamatory contest at Holstein and C W Person promoted to manager of a new Muscatine store.

Frederick Kolpin Albert Afton Township Gladys Paulson Holstein C. W. Person Gildner-Sauer Muscatine

Aurelia Names New Manager for Semi Pro Baseball Team

Aurelia's semi pro baseball team will play this season under new manager and catcher Chet Woodruff a Garber Oklahoma based instructor. Woodruff signed in Omaha Nebraska last Sunday and will report May 16 after school duties. A local baseball association committee including Fred Kaskey George Kaskey I C Kroll L E Christensen and Howard Nelson traveled to Omaha to sign him.

Aurelia Chet Woodruff Garber Okla Omaha Neh Woodruff Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Aurelia Club Baseball Association Fred Kaskey George Kaskey I. C. Kroll L. E. Christensen Howard Nelson

Nutritionist to Discuss Locker Use Tuesday

Miss Frances Hettler Iowa State college extension nutritionist will speak Tuesday evening April 1 at the Lewis hotel on managing refrigerated locker space for year round use and menu variety. She will cover food preparation and the role of frozen foods in national defense.

Frances Hettler Iowa State College Lewis Hotel At & A Alock Miss Hettler Cherokee County Cherokee Aurelia Larrabee Marcus Cleghorn Quimby Fielding

Fire destroys brooder house and 98 chicks

A brooder house and 98 week old chicks in the formy occupied by Henry Langen, half mile south of town, were destroyed by a Monday evening fire. Mr Sansen suspected a lamp started the blaze. Firemen were not alerted in time and the loss is about 70 dollars.

Henry Langen Sansen

Af ton Farm Bureau Meeting At Glenn Loucks Home

Sixty two people attended the Af ton Farm Bureau gathering at Glenn Loucks home Friday evening. Flora Phipps led community singing and George Zwick reported on the Des Moines annual meeting. Mrs. Gilbert Clow described 4-H girls work and Grace Mummert spoke on women’s work. County Agent Thompson presented the film Trees to Tribune. Loucks added questionnaires and lunch was served.

Afton Farm Bureau Glenn Loucks Flora Phipps George Zwick County Farm Bureau Des Moines Gilbert Clow Grace Mummert Thompson Tribune Loucks

Sioux Association Spring Parley Here April 2

About 150 ministers and laymen from 37 northwest Iowa churches will attend the Sioux association spring parley at Aurelia Congregational church on Wednesday April 2. Prof E E Briggs will preside with morning reports addresses and devotional hour, followed by fellowship lunch and an afternoon program ending with communion services.

Aurelia Congregational Church Sioux Association of Congregational and Federated Churches Iowa E. E. Briggs Sioux City A. E. Krout R. J. Montgomery R. B. Noyes Grinnell Saul Miller Onawa Ng Methodist Congregational Church Clayton Shepard Truro Edwin Trigg Carroll Wilson Storm Lake

Aurelia High School Quartet Broadcast on Sioux City Radio

Aurelia High School mixed quartet sang a 15 minute program on station KSCJ in Sioux City at 10 16 AM. The group Char lene Ohlson Kathleen Grashoff Dean Gilbert and Gus Ohlson performed Love Song On Wings of Song All Through the Night and My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair closing with Praise to the Lord. They were accompanied by Annabelle Bowen and later studied with Paul MacCollins at Morningside College.

Aurelia KSCJ Sioux City Aurelia High School Charlene Ohlson Kathleen Grashoff Dean Gilbert Gus Ohlson Selecta Harlene Ohlson Lord Annabelle Bowen Vocal Musicia Truster Aurelia School Morningside College Charlene Kathleen Dean Paul MacCollins Conservatory of Music Alice Reynolds Bowen

Afton No. 6 Rural School Achieves 100 Percent Dental Roll

Afton No. 6 rural school is the 10th to attain a 100 percent dental roll, with all 18 pupils corrected. Teacher Dorothy Brenneman lists students Tena Mae Fox Marvin Hesse Glenn Dyslin Wilbur Sexton Betty Brewster Joyce Sexton Billy Fox Larry Kolpin Everett Lydell Mavia Caboth Dale Dyslin Carolyn Kolpin Janice Dyslin. Reported at County Superintendent Irene Brooks' Cherokee office.

Afton No. 6 Irene Brooks Cherokee Afton 6 Dorothy Brenneman Tena Mae Fox Marvin Hesse Glenn Dyslin Wilbur Sexton Betty Brewster Joyce Sexton Billy Fox Larry Kolpin Everett Lydell Mavia Caboth Dale Dyslin Carolyn Kolpin Janice Dyslin

Aurelia Bulldogs finish strong in 1940 41 season

Aurelia high school the Bulldogs under coach J B H Nitzke posted 16 wins in 22 games winning the county tournament at Marcus for a second straight year and capturing the Sioux Valley conference crown by sweeping six league games They also took consolation honors in the Sioux Valley tournament at Alta and reached the semi finals before falling to Alta Total season score was 654 to 506 with second team posting nine wins two losses.

Aurelia Bulldogs J. B H. Nitzke Marcus Sioux Valley Aurelia Bulldogs Alta Sioux Rapids Cleghorn Sutherland Hartley Primghar Aurela Meriden Larrabee Immaculate Conception Cherokee Oheyedan Quimby Leland Newell Aurel Aurelia High School J. I. Nitzke Dale Larson Donald Porter Donald Hamann Robert Fassler James Williams Junior Thomas Howard Nelson Jr Bob Booth Marvin Anderson Ralph Pingel Tom Coombs

Governor Proclaims Arbor Day April 11

Gov. Geo. A. Wilson designates Friday April 11 as Arbor Day urging broad public action to plant trees. He calls Arbor Day non partisan beneficial patriotic and economic and notes America’s lumber use far exceeds tree growth. He urges tree planting at schools parks roadways and public and private sites with civic cooperation.

Geo. A. Wilson America

Two More From Cherokee youths Leave for Army Service

Aurelia youths Orville Larson and Arnold Mohn join eight others departing Wednesday from Cherokee for the Omaha induction station. The group includes John Meyler Marcus Frank Phipps Jr Orville Linebaugh Arthur Lee McKim Cherokee Alfred Price Ray Plopper Larrabee. Cherokee county now has 42 drafted into the army under the selective service with 47 sent and five rejected. replacements filled vacancies.

Aurelia Orville Larson Arnold Mohn Cherokee Omaha Neb John Meyler Marcus Frank Phipps Jr Orville Linebaugh Arthur Lee McKim Alfred Price Ray Plopper Larrabee Cherokee County

Former Hanover Man Carson Grieme Dies in New Ulm

Carson Grieme, 83, formerly of Hanover, died in New Ulm Minnesota from a heart attack. He had lived with his sister Mrs. Fred D. Schultz for three years. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Hanover church, with burial in Hanover cemetery.

Carson Grieme New Ulm Minn Hanover Fred D. Schultz Hanover Church Hanover Cemetery

Local High School Part of NYA In School Program

As of February 21, thirty seven Cherokee county youths participate in the national youth administration in school work program. Participating institutions include the county high school Immaculate Conception at Cherokee Aurelia Cleghorn Larrabee Marcus Meriden and Quimby. Three students work at the local high school doing misc tasks to fund education. statewide NYA in school enrollment totals 8060 youths in Iowa including 6284 high school students and 2814 college students.

Cherokee County National Youth Administration Theodore P. Uslick NYA Immaculate Conception Cherokee Aurelia Cleghorn Larrabee Marcus Meriden Quimby Eslick Iowa Nya Iowa

Aurelia Musicians Enter Preliminary State Meet

Aurelia high school musicians will compete in the preliminary state music contest at Storm Lake next Thursday to Saturday with 38 girls and 15 boys representing the school in division B. Selections include vocal groups solos orchestra band and small ensembles. events spread across several venues in Storm Lake.

Aurelia Storm Lake Sioux City Aurera North School Lakeside Presbyterian Church

Aurelia Typists Enter District Commercial Typing Contest

Three Aurelia high school students will compete in the district commercial typing contest at Sioux Center on Saturday March 29 in the novice division. From six picked by instructor Junior Thomas the contestants are Peggy Waddell Beryl McKinnis Virginia Akers Ramona Thevenin Jean Simmers and Viola Fierk. Four counties Cherokee Plymouth Sioux and Woodbury send entrants. State contest will be held in Des Moines in April.

Aurelia High School Sioux Center Junior Thomas Peggy Waddell Beryl McKinnis Virginia Akers Ramona Thevenin Jean Simmers Viola Fierk Cherokee Plymouth Sioux Woodbury Des Moines

Margaret Johnson and Robert Orr wed in Aurelia ceremony

Margaret Johnson daughter of Mrs Effie Johnson of Aurelia married Robert Orr Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Orr Sr of Meckling S D at the bride's home in Aurelia. Rev Edwin Trigg officiated the noon March 28 1941 ceremony attended by family. The couple planned a short wedding trip to northern Iowa and Minnesota.

Margaret Johnson Effie Johnson Aurelia Robert Orr Jr Cherokee Robert Orr Sr Meckling S. D Edwin Trigg Mary Demarest Bertha Demarest Will Wieland Viola Fierk Gloria Orr Aurelia High School Meckling, S. D University of South Dakota The Chesterman Co Iowa Minnesota Violet Willard Gloria 8. D Kenneth Roderick Wakonda A. V. Fierk Ruth Rosalia Johnson Peter Peterson Manson Arnold Faber

Pioneer Diamond Center Farmer John Linquist Dies

John S. Linquist, longtime Diamond Center Township resident and farmer, died at his Diamond Center farm on Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. He was born October 22, 1872 in Kettle River Minnesota and moved to Diamond Center with his parents at age three. Survived by his widow and six children, funeral services set for Friday at 1 pm at the farm home and the Aurelia Methodist church with Rev. L. H. Preul and Rev. J. L. Ralston officiating. interment in Diamond Center cemetery.

John S. Linquist Diamond Township Mr. Linquist Kettle River Minn Diamond Center Chas, Bryant Penokee Kan Peter W. Linquist North Platte Neb Ed Mortenson Spencer Dorothy M. Linquist Omaha Johnnie K Melvin Aurelia L. H. Preul J. L. Ralston Diamond Center Methodist Church Diamond Center Cemetery

State Capitol News Letter of Iowa General Assembly

The forty-ninth Iowa General Assembly nears peak production with high bill passage, aided by Lieut. Gov. Tickenlooper and Speaker Bob Blue. Major appropriations bills reach swift enactment, budgeting begins July 1, and state inventories and audits promote efficiency. The unemployment compensation act gains efficiency with fewer restrictions. Continued on inside page.

Iawn General Assembly Tlickenlooper Bob Blue Appropriations George Scott Fayette John P. Berg Black Hawk Wilson Commonwealth of Iowa Forty-Ninth Iowa General Assembly Iowa

Part Time School Banquet Friday Nite

Reverend Alfred C. Petersen of Memorial Presbyterian Church Cherokee will address the part time agriculture class at their annual banquet this Friday evening March 28 at the school build. The class includes young men 16 to 26 not enrolled in high school who work or live on local farms.

Alfred C. Petersen Memorial Presbyterian Church Cherokee Merlene Nelson

Steer Market Notes From Sioux City Region

Sioux City market brief lists top offerings reaching the 1100 dollar line with steer lots from Aurelia led by Irvin Hahn's five head averaging 1 092 pounds. Patrons include Homer Kobar of Buena Vista county and Frank Meeker with 36 yearlings at 1 060 pounds. Jens Nielsen’s Aurelia feedlot delivered 48 steers averaging 1 116 pounds at 11 26. Jay Parrott of Aurelia sent 10 head at 1 173 pounds and 10.35 dollars per cwt.

Irvin Hahn Aurelia Homer Kobar Buena Vista County Hig Aurelia Farm Cherokee Frank Meeker Jens Nielsen

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Sentinel Farmers Elevator Co A. J. Froning & Son Webster City al Froning George A. Hansen Farmers Blacksmith Co Mummert Building Niels P. Petersen Albert City William Cockburn Grace Johns Chas. Sawwell Illinois Mt. Olive Fred Gould South Dakota F. B Glenn Loucks Home Ass’n H. S. Mixed Quartet Afton NO Aurelia’s Nitzke Don Hamann Dan Porter Jimmie Williams Hamann Coombs Gov. Wilson Arbor Day New Ulm, Minn Aurelia Typist Robert Orr Pioneer Diamond Center Farmer Espy McDeid State Capitol News Sioux City Journal
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