Aurel ia Consolidated High School News Highlights
School notes cover algebra finances and budgeting lessons and government basics. Reports list seventh and eighth graders with perfect spelling scores, spring fever in sixth grade, program visits from older grades, class projects, and upcoming May events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Walter
Myrna Grienke
Vernon Galvin
Wanda Harris
Gloria Coombs
Gloria Harden
Betty Anderson
Helen Paulson
Orrin Sweet
Nielson
XYZ
Zimmerman
Robert Dunn
Betty Grineke
Robert McKinnis
Gretchen Weiland
Africa
Cass
Continent
Loraine Preul
Joan W
Bernice R
Dale P
Bill
Mildred P
Joann D
Phyllis E
Lloyd H
Bob H
Bill J
Norma K
Viola N
Betty P
Loraine P
Ralph S
Bernice S
Ray T
Laurine Z
Bernice P
Deloris G
Donald P
Delbert J
Miller of Galva Rites and Local Walther League Rally Set
Rinehardt Miller, father of Mrs. Dick Schmidt, died at his Galva home after years of poor health. Funeral services were held Sunday, with burial at the Lutheran church. Sunday May 7 features the Walther League zone eight spring rally in Hanover with speakers from Chicago and West Bend, plus a banquet at Alta High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinehardt Miller
Dick Schmidt
Galva
Walther League
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hanover
League
W. F. Weiherman
Chicago
International Walther League
BE. J. Alto
West Bend
Iowa
St. John’s Church
Alta High School
Albert Moschell
Moschell
C. C. Hoops
H. A. Hoops
John Sorenson
Augusta Briggeman
Sioux Falls
Carl Briggeman
Albert City
Earl John
Harry Peters
Slayton
Minnesota
Wm Enders
Raide
Russell Weber
Walter Schuelke
George Dethlefson
Kansas City
Vernon Schuelke
Oscar Peterson
Bessie Norby
Doris
Caifornia
Louis Hankel
Nebraska
Wm. Speckerer
Arlin
Gilbert Garberding
Anton Larson
LeRoy
Norman
Mina Larson
Henry Schroeder
Granville
Ella Crawford
Ed Johnson
Capital Museum Exposes 130 Million in Exhibits
The National Museum collections, administered by the Smithsonian, exceed 130 million dollars in value and include natural history, anthropology, biology, geology, arts, industries, and American history items. Catalogue entries surpass 16 million with 300 thousand additions last year. Attendance reached 2,412,195, a record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Museum
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Sunshine impact on Nordic stocks study in South Africa
Scientists in the Union of South Africa plan an investigation to gauge how sunshine affects Nordic stocks and skeletal development. Observation stations will be set up at Stellenbosch Johannesburg Durban Mont aux Sources Nelspoort and Bloemfontein to monitor radiation levels and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Stellenbosch
Johannesburg
Durba
Mont-aux-Sources
Nelspoort
Bloemfontein
British Naval Rank Line
The sequence lists the ranks in the Royal Navy from highest to lowest: Admiral of the Fleet, Admiral, Vice Admiral, Rear Admiral, Captain, Commander, Lieutenant Commander, Lieutenant, Sub-Lieutenant, and Midshipman.
Legislature Advances Farm Roads And Reorganizations In Iowa
The Iowa legislature moves ahead with a farm to market road program funded by two and a half million dollars from primary road funds, with about 1.8 million annually thereafter. Departments and commissions are reorganized to cut costs, while budget controls tighten spending. Other measures include farm tenancy rules, higher old age pension funding, and promoting Iowa dairy and coal ads. Some items from Wilsons address were not acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Iowa
Board of Assesment and Review
Motor Vehicle Department
Traces of Sun Worship Through Stone Age to Empires
The article notes sun worship emerged in the new Stone Age with agriculture, replacing animistic nature spirits of the old Stone Age. It highlights sun symbols in early pre history, Egyptian religion’s sun prominence, and universal sun reverence among American Indian tribes, with Inca and Japanese royal descent linked to the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Star
Egypt
Peru
Tale of the Frontier Hunter in Six Foot Stalking Folklore
A dash of frontier legend recalls an famed Indian hunter as about six feet tall in his stalking stride. The exchange between Tales of the Frontier hosts reflects playful archival lore about a storied tracker and his reputed height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tales of the Frontier
Oliver
Andy
Uncle and Nephew Quaintly Debate Ivory Cleaning Methods
A humorous exchange features Uncle Solidtop asking for a way to clean old ivory while His Nephew suggests a scalp wash as a solution. The playful dialogue presents a lighthearted domestic vignette with old fashioned phrasing.
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Solidtop
The Quickest Way Betty How can I get my husband to discuss his business affairs with me
Alice suggests prompting timing for shared decisions by asking when he plans to buy a new car. The exchange frames communication as a doorway to discuss broader business matters through a concrete topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Alice
Canvasser and Lady of the House Exchange Dialog
A brief dialogue shows a canvasser offering a six month no pay plan after an initial deposit. The Lady of the House questions the source of the information.
Not Even Warm Czudi Dinner Hint Exchange
A casual exchange about dinner timing and wife’s reaction. humorous lines mention hot or cold meals and a fictional character Czudi. The dialogue highlights domestic forfeit over punctuality and a lighthearted marital dynamic.
No Dumbells Indian Weapons In Lesson Trigger Comical Exchange
A classroom exchange features a teacher asking what weapons Indians had when the white men landed and a boy answering with Indian clubs. A light moment follows as a student comments on hearing a flying object creak on the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Oliver
Lot of Nerve: 480 Nerves Center Elephant's Trunk
A historical note reports that 480 nerves concentrate in an elephant trunk, highlighting the intricate neural network connecting the trunk to the animal's sense and movement.
Women’s Coat Buttons Align Left to Right for Ease
The Haberdasher explains a long held practice of buttoning women’s coats on the left to keep a baby in the left arm undisturbed. He notes men’s coats were buttoned on the right to speed sword drawing, linking fashion to practical need.
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Haberdasher
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Stewart-Warner
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Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
Oscar Gustafson
John Blake
Rt. 1
Quimby
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Dr. C. K. Simonsen
Cherokee
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
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Geo. E. Blanch
H. H Leckin
H. H. Leckin
W. F. Hickey
BUD Fogleman
Chamberlin Bldg
LEE
Reggy Martin
Gustafson & Johnson Gar
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Elizabeth Eddy
Clayton Johnson
Georgiane Lauridsen
Alleda Nelson
Ruby Niles
Margaret Pruitt
June Converse
Ethel Johnson
Belinda
Banana Land
Lois Anderson
Laurine Grashoff
Norma Hardin
Vernon Kaskey
Phyllis Lehnhardt
John Lockin
Roger Mummert
Mary Ann Nelson
Imogene Parrott
Joan Parrott
Lois Jeanne Pauson
Merryl Schulke
Robert Waddell
Getty Demarest
Shirley Nelson
Shirley
Jo Ann Reilly
Janet Wieland
Ray Renaud
Billy Holderness
Patricia Ann Helmsoth
Ruth Hartwig
Barbara Jean Glawe
Jean Eddy
Donald Wieland
Deloris Nelson
Happy Howe Club
Harold
Omaha
Cecil
Detille’s
Union Pacific
Stanwyck
McCread Paterneat
Pieter
Abeday Raghions
Irene Zwemke
Capital Museum
Charles D. Reed
Secretary of Agriculture
Mark G. Thornburg
Leslie M. Carl
Reed
Carl
Roy Byefogle
Art Ruebsam
Altaphone
DELCO
H. R. Flores
Storm Lake
Cherokee, Sac and Buena Vista Counties
Illinois Central System
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