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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1951

Page

7

Old Timers Recall Local Events and Changes

Old timers recall community happenings from a decade ago including a farmer John 8, pioneer of Diamond township, passing away at his farm. Fire destroyed a brooder and a 94 week-old chick flock at Henry Lanson’s farm. Army service begins for Orville Larson and Arnold Mohn, while Chet Woodruff to manage Aurelia semi pro team. Aurelia Bulldogs finish 16 of 21. Frederick Kolpin dies at 85 in Afton township. Gladys Paulson exits pre district declamatory contest in Holstein. Heavy dry spell ends with rain and a blizzard halting traffic. Farmers Elevator sells lumber yard to A. J. Froning & Son. George A. Hansen buys the Farmers Blacksmith Co. shop. Niels P Peterson opens tailor dry cleaning shop over Sentinel office. William Cockburn and Grace Johns wed at Storm Lake. Charles Sawwell relocates from Illinois to Mt Olive area. Fred Goulds move to South Dakota. Local weather prophets of 1890 anticipate continued drought. Wild ducks abundant, Ruge the tailor moves.

Frederick Kolpin Albert Afton Gladys Paulson Holstein Farmers Elevator Co William Cockburn Grace Johns Storm Lake Charles Sawwell Illinois Mt. Olive Fred Gould South Dakota

Farmers weigh deeding farms over wage costs in sleet storm

Farmers consider whether it is cheaper to deed the farms to hired men than pay them wages as corn delivers 36 cents a bushel and other farm produce varies. A sleet storm coats sidewalks as plans near completion for an electric light plant costing about 100 dollars.

Zune Baxter Main Second Mebbel Walkor

Mt Jlive News Social News From Mt Jlive Area

Mrs William Hannon hosted March JT for her son Ron with guests including Antone Hanson Carl Emil Johnson and families. A birthday cake was made by grandmother Antone Hanson. Irma Tamm visits Orville Peckenschneider home. Ellen Smith hosted Quimby High faculty and senior class for an Easter dinner.

William Hannon Ronnies Antone Hanson Carl Emil Johnson Jimmy Dennis Ralph Johnson Rodney John McGreggor Michael Lorne Gregg Gary Php Anderson Antone Hangon Irma Tamm Quimby Orville Peckenschneider Ellen Smith Quimby High School Oscar Smith

Canasta and Social News From Cherokee Area

Nine guests shared the courtesy. Canasta followed dinner with Mrs. Joe Cuffel winning high and Norma Courtright low among women. Erling Clausen topped men and Joe Cuffel finished with the low score. Local residents visited relatives in nearby towns during the week and Easter gatherings were held at several homes.

Joe Cuffel Norma Courtright Low Erling Clausen Bertil Peterson Harold Peterson Sioux City Clifford Bruce Alfred Hanson Cherokee Earl Crippen Harley McKinnis St. Paul Betty Peterson Maurice Peterson Alfred

Galvin Home Guests Share Easter Week Social

A parade of neighbors and relatives visited homes around Quimby Aurelia Washta and Cherokee through last week. Social calls included Mr and Mrs Elmer Swanson of Aurelia and others with Easter gatherings at the Robert Bengtson Claus Carlson and Oscar Gustafson residences.

Ben Galvin Quimby Galvin Elmer Swanson Aurelia Frank Peterson Near Alta Kenneth Leeds Washta Maurice Peterson Alfred Earl Crippen Adolph Tam Near Quimby Orville Peckenschneider Henry Olsen

Local visits highlight Cherokee area families

Erling and daughter Jolene Johnson of Cherokee visited with Ted Johnson. Bertil Peterson and daughters stopped by the Earl Cripen home last Tuesday evening. Harold Johnson and son from near Mason City visited relatives here last week.

Erling Jolene Ted Johnson Bertil Peterson Earl Crippen Harold Johnson Mason City

Af ton 4-H Paper Drive postponed due to poor roads

The Af ton 4-H girls paper drive won t be held this Saturday as planned because of bad roads. A date for a future drive will be announced later, with no specific day set yet.

Afton 4-H

Card of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs F A Perry extend thanks to friends and relatives for helping make their 50th wedding anniversary a happy occasion.

F. A. Perry

March 31 Board Meeting and April 2 Township Meetings

The calendar lists a March 31 board meeting. On April 2 Marcus township holds a meeting at the Municipal building at 8. Silver township meets April 2 at John Ihms' at 8.

Marcus Township Silver Township John Ihms

Alma Jones to chair talk on Behaviour Problems of Children

Alma Jones, child management specialist from Iowa State College, will lead a meeting on Behaviour Problems of Children. Two educational films will be shown. The event interests young mothers but welcomes all attendees.

Alma Jones Iowa State College

Karolton Klasp Manila Envelopes for All Sizes

Classified ad notes Karolton Klasp Manila envelopes available in all sizes. Inquiries directed to The Sentinel for purchase and details.

Karolton Klasp the Sentinel

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John Diamond Township Henry Lanson Orville Larson Arnold Mohn Wedesday Chet Woodruff Garber, Okla Aurelia Bulldogs Julian Nitzke Ruge Richard Simmons MT. Jlive News Karl Crippen C. B. Thorpe Co Howell Iowa Raymond Kruse Bae Ane Rosedale Carnation Robin Hood Heinz L. H. Daniels Robert Bjorkgren Quile Zenith Guarantee Oil Co Aurelia, Iowa Meas Fisher Oldsmobile Sedammobile Howell Motor Company General Motors
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