Musical Recital Highlights by Local School Girls
A school recital features junior and senior high girls performing piano solos and vocal numbers. Pieces include The Bells of St Mary and Three O clock in the Morning, plus Solos Nola and In My Garden and a choral piece When Life is Brightest. Performers include Shirley Sansen Rose Ella Haight Alice Haight Janet Wieland and others.
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Robledo
Kerns
St. Mary
Tieman
Katy
Wilson
Bungee
Copeland
Nola
Arndt
Frml
Little Maiden
Troyer
Chuckles
Caprice
Felton
Dizzy Fingers
Confrey
Hanley
Carleton
Gershwin
Avant
Romberg
Lane
Firestone
Mandalay
Speaks
deKoven-Rogers
Carmichael
Pinsuit
Rose Ella Haight
Donna Chilgren
Claudeen Grienke
Susan Patterson
Georgia Godwin
Alice
Rose Ella Haight Leskleened
Shirley Teerink
Mardel Lewis
Jenny Lighter
Joan Westphal
Janet Wieland
Alice Haight
Marie Hasenwinwinkel
Wetdengeaned
Barbara Glawe
Gwendolyn Parrott
Perceteage
Sittin
Janet Jensen
Leceiddaects
Poppy Day Story Explains Real Meaning Behind Help
A school note shares how war injured veterans create poppies in hospitals and why donations matter. It emphasizes that larger gifts aid more disabled veterans and invites readers to understand the true meaning of Poppy Day beyond a nickel.
Poppy Wear Encouraged to Reflect on True Meaning
The message urges thoughtful wearing of the poppy and understanding its true significance. It emphasizes pride in the symbol and invites personal reflection when choosing to wear it.
School Music Programs Begin Rehearsals This Week
The marching band started regular rehearsals this week. The girls glee club and mixed chorus practice their assigned songs for the upcoming baccalaureate and commencement events.
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Girl’s Glee Club
Mixed Chorus
Ag Student of the Week Don Hicks Honored
Don Hicks son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks is named Ag Student of the Week. A Aurelia area senior in high school he marks four years in F F A with projects including a Spotted Poland China sow and litter earning two red ribbons and Holstein dairy heifers in a later year.
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Don Hicks
Arthur Hicks
Don
Aurelia
Poland
Aurelia F. F. A
Don Prefers Dairy Cattle and Plans College After Graduation
Don shows Grand Champion and two blue ribbons for his heifers while not showing litters. In year three he owned two purebred Holstein cows with two calves and three Purebred Spotted Poland China litters earning blue and red ribbons. This year he will have two dairy cows and two calves, may buy a purebred heifer, and plans summer farm work. He favors dairy cattle over hogs and aims to attend college after graduation.
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China
Poland
Don
Des Moines F H A Leadership Convention Draws Iowa Delegates
Eighty two state chapters were represented at the Des Moines convention held April 21 22. Aurelia delegates Dean Nelson Donna Fraser and Carole Larson attended with state officers elected for the coming year. Speakers included Joan Smith and two German instructors sharing American farming methods and policies. A barn dance and new songs complemented discussions and educational activities.
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Des Moines
Aurelia
Dean Nelson
George Nelson
Donna Fraser
John Fraser
Carole Larson
Oscar Larson
Joan Smith
England
Iowa
Minnesota
Senior of the Week Mavis Caboth Spotlight
Seventeen year old Mavis Caboth 5 ft 7 hazel eyes blonde highlights is highlighted as Senior of the Week. She lists orchid yellow and green as favorite colors and enjoys homemade ice cream and cherry pie while hominy is disliked. She supports many activities and plans an undetermined path after graduation.
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Mavis Caboth
Sally Smith
Castile
Claudette Colbert
Dennis Morgan
Bill Lawrence
Arthur Godfrey
Mavis
Mave
Ofie Swell
Portrait of Anna Marie Braunschweig and Personal Interests
Anna Marie Braunschweig aged 18 stands 5 feet 2 inches with green eyes and brown hair. Her favorite colors are lavender and yellow and the text notes many of her other interests.
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Anna Marie Braunschweig
Anna's Senior Highlights and Future Plans
Anna lists favorites from baseball to plastics and music plus dislikes like mince pie and hominy. She spent four years in Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, four years in Band, four in Declam, one on the annual staff, two on the newspaper, and one in FHA. Active in church work, she hopes to attend college to become a parochial school teacher or missionary after graduation.
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Pinky
Jeanne Crain
Bing Crosby
Anna
Missing Senior Jo Dyslin Highlighted In Local Notice
Joan Alberta Dyslin born October 22, 1938, is described as 17 years old, 5 feet 4 inches, with blonde hair and blue eyes. She enjoys embroidery, bookkeeping and typing, and plans after graduation are undetermined.
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Joan Alberta Dyslin
Joe
Jack
End of Year School Notes From Classrooms
A brief school update notes nearing summer with reading of 19th century writers Stevenson Carlyle and others. Students report on English Literature, physics light studies, simple machines, economics tests on government and finances, and typing students finishing Essentials of Typing booklets.
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Stevenson Carlyle
Macartley
Miss Arlene Aldred Teacher Principal of Junior High
A portrait of Miss Arlene Aldred a tall neatly dressed junior high principal who teaches History and Spelling English and enjoys English most. She attended Sutherland Consolidated School and Iowa State Teacher's College and favors baked ham and candy. Her hobbies include bowling skating and watching good movies.
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Sutherland Consolidated School
Iowa State Teacher's College
Arlene Aldred
Junior News at Aurelia High Sets Busy Week
In Aurelia, junior students face a packed schedule across classes. History covers Roosevelt era politics and the current president’s election, physics studies light, and typing tests. A 15 minute accuracy test Friday offers pins for under five errors.
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Roosevelt
Rowley
Busy School Week Promises Tests and History Theme
The writer notes a packed schedule with upcoming tests in History Literature Geometry and other subjects. Sophomores and juniors prepare a research theme in History while book reports and letters to parents about voting are planned.
Health books done and semester review in progress
Students finished Health books then reviewed for the upcoming semester test. In Geography they compare South America and Argentina to their own country. Wednesday featured a spell down with Jane Stutz and Dennis as top spellers. Arithmetic workbooks are completed.
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South America
Argentina
Jane Stutz
Dennis
Learning Time and Maps in School News
Students describe progress in Arithmetic and Geography covering time concepts map colors and symbols. They note lessons on map markings and the shift to composing business letters in English class. They thank Charles for birthday candy.
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Charles
Third Grade News: Live Clam Dragonfly Observation
The class notes two living specimens with Danny presenting a clam and Eugene bringing a dragonfly for observation. The brief mentions further interest but ends abruptly.
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Danny
Eugene
Classroom notes show student achievements and birthdays
A school diary recounts phonics and geography lessons on heat and light. It lists gold star honor roll members Roger A. through Sylvia R. and notes visits by Mrs. Pingel and Mrs. Troxel. Birthdays for Larry Dyslin and Robert Pingel are acknowledged with thanks for treats.
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Wisconsin
Roger A
Jerry B
Nickie B
Jack C
Lois M
Marcia T
LeRoy B
Larry F
Eugene S
Jerry C
Margaret Ann D
Peggy J
Shirley J
Carole R
Sylvia R
Pingel
Troxel
Larry Dyslin
Robert Pingel
Open The Door preprimer marks and class activities
Students in a new preprimer called Open The Door begin with six Metro politan Readiness tests including word meaning sentences information matching numbers and copying. Art class made bird houses and May baskets while Mrs Pingel and Ivin visited. Dean Pingel treated the group to ice cream.
WOI-TV Program Proving Popular
The WOI-TV station at Iowa State College is gaining favor among television set owners as its programs attract interest across the campus community.
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WOI
Woi-Tv
Iowa State College
Town survey shows 85 percent receive WOI-TV well
A college survey by the statistical laboratory reports 85 percent of respondents receive both pictures and sound from WOI-TV. Most sets stay on during the station’s air time and viewers favor entertainment, education, sports, music and children's programs. A telephone poll reached rural farms within 83 miles of Ames to test a new method.
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College Statistical Laboratory
Woi-Tv
Reas
Ames
Statistical Laboratory
Richard B. Hull
Iona State
Des Moines Electric League
Des Moines
Holt
Want Ad Market Pulse Sentinels Buy Sell Rent
Classified notes tease swap rent and sale ideas in The Sentinel Want Ad section. Short lines highlight opportunities to buy, sell, rent, or trade local items and services with quick, practical appeals.
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The
Sentinel
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United States
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State of
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Ssr
Chester G. Sjoberg
John W. Christensen
Gust Peterson
Pierre Bengtson
L. E. Christensen
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Act
Postal
C. M. Johnson
Senior News
NCM
Howell Bros
Case Machinery
Oldsmobiles
Chevrolets
Mobilgas
General Repair
Skeigan Service
Aurelia Sentinel
Wolverine
Whiting Clothing Store
Lawrence and Lyle
Conoco
Conoco Super Motor Oil
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Guarantee Oil Co
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