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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1947

Page

4

Aurelia Medley Relay Clinches Fourth Trophy at Sac City

Aurelia’s medley relay squad led by Kenneth Beeghley Arlo Sturgeon Dan Coombs and Glenn Beeghley clocked 3 55 7 to win the event and set a class B record as Aurelia also claimed two firsts at Sac City Relays Coach Null’s thinclads finished third in class B with 30 points Holstein won the first and Odeboldt second in that class Glenn Beeghley added aClass A style 2 04 7 half mile time and led the way for Aurelia in multiple events Six Aurelia tracksters will enter the district meet at Cherokee Friday night with entries in four events.

Aurelia Sac City Null Thin Clads Holstein Odeboldt Kenneth Beeghley Arlo Sturgeon Dan Coombs Glenn Beeghley Bill Bye Don Galvin Leonard Neitzke Robert Rasmussen Gerald Peterson Paul Galvin John Lockin Cherokee Bob Howell Dad Coombs

Cub Scouts To Hold Paper Drive In Aurelia

The Cub Scouts plan a paper drive in Aurelia on Saturday May 31 to raise funds for new uniforms. Tenor details note a Sunday roast at Art Hicks farm chaperoned by Art Hicks and Ervil Repp with nine pounds of weiners eight dozen buns and a case of pop.

Cub Scouts Aurelia Cubs Art Hicks Ervil Repp Legion Hall

Pitcher Township Farm Bureau Women Meet May 16

The Pitcher township Farm Bureau women invite all to a May 16 meeting at 2 p m at Mrs. John Shouse’s home. The program on International Relationship led by Mrs. Ralph Peterson features Mrs. George Wadsworth, a Russian war bride and former French instructor, discussing Turkish and Russian customs and education with handicraft displays. Bring clothing, feed sacks, needles, thread, and buttons for boxes. Holland hostess aides include Mrs. O B Peters and Mrs. Harold Peterson.

Pitcher Township Farm Bureau John Shouse Ralph Peterson George Wadsworth University of Turkey Russia Holland O. B. Peters Harold Peterson

Grienke and Huseman Exchange Vows in May 1 Wedding

Miss Myrna Grienke and Darrell Huseman united in a double ring ceremony at St. Paul’s Lutheran Aurelia on Thursday May 1 at 2:00 PM Pastor Joel E. Ross officiated The bride wore a rayon net gown with pearl jewelry and blue carnations The groom and attendants wore brown suits The couple is from the Aurelia area with Myrna a 1944 graduate and Darrell a 1943 graduate who served in the 25th Division in the Philippines and Japan They will reside on a farm north of Aurelia

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Aurelia Myrna Grienke Herbert Grienke Darrell Huseman Frank Huseman Joel E. Ross L. M. Patterson Betty Grienke Maxine Nielsen Clifford Menefee Department of Agriculture Des Moines Armed Forces Philippine Islands Japan

County Cancer Drive Meeting Held May 5

A county cancer drive meeting in the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce rooms was led by Mrs. H H Armbrecht with Mrs. H H Deyloff and Mrs. Ralph Peterson present. E L C White of Spencer warned cancer as a leading killer and urged nationwide study and early detection to save lives. a $3,855 county budget was approved toward a state total of $204,240 and a campaign runs through May 30 with local solicitors named for Aurelia and surrounding areas.

H. H. Deyloff Aurelia Ralph Peterson Pitcher Township Cherokee Chamber of Commerce H. H. Armbrecht Cherokee E. L. C. White Spencer White Iowa Cherokee County Deyloff Mesdames C. H. Kaskey Ralph Mongan Ray Hines George Scott Paul Mummert Chas. Elliott John Baumann Leslie Holderness P. V. Clover Harry Howell George Johnson Bonnie Coats Lilly Niebuhr Main Street Melvin Johnson Harry Carlson Ray Howell Peterson

Aurelia Baseball Suffers Two Narrow Defeats in Sectionals

Aurelia baseballs team loses two sectional games at Quimby and Aurelia diamond facing Galva 17 to 14 and Alta 18 to 15. Pitchers include Howell and Kaskey with catches Herman and Lichtenberg. Errors total nine per game as Aurelia drops two straight and prepares for Sioux Rapids match Monday.

Null Quimby Galva Alta Aurelia Bob Howell Lloyd Hermanson Howell O'Mera Sims Vernon Kaskey Glenn Beeghley Hermanson Mehlhop Holstein Lichtenberg

Edward Lehnhardt Dies Tuesday Forenoon

Edward A. Lehnhardt 52 prominent farmer southeast of Aurelia died Tuesday forenoon at Alta hospital after seven weeks of treatment. Funeral services set for Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Kroll Funeral Home Storm Lake and 1:45 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Aurelia with Rev. Bleeke and Rev. Ross officiating. Burial in Aurelia cemetery.

Edward A. Lehnhardt Aurelia Alta Hospital Kroll Storm Lake St. Paul’s Lutheran Church August Bleeke Joal E. Ross Burila

Clayton Johnson Elected President of Aurelia FFA

Clayton Johnson was elected president of the Aurelia Future Farmers of America chapter Tuesday night at their monthly meeting. Other officers named include James Schulke as vice president, Jerry Peterson as secretary, Larry Kolpin as treasurer, and Bill Troxel as reporter. Retiring officers were Dan Coombs Duane Perry and Jim Buenger.

Clayton Johnson Aurelia Future Farmers James Schulke Jerry ~ “Peterson Larry Kolpin Bill Troxel Dan Coombs Duane Perry Jim Buenger

Poppy Day Program At Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary held a May 6 meeting at the Legion Hall with strong attendance. President Ruby Akers led the session and announced plans for a community ex servicemen album, with committee members A W Larson Fierk and Baumann collecting photos. Delegates to the Spencer spring conference May 19 were chosen, and rehabilitation chair Margaret Scott reported sending 18 dozen cookies and twelve dollars in gifts to Knoxville hospital for ex servicemen. The poppy program was presented by Gladys Larson, with readings by Rubie Carlson and Mrs. Griffith. Ethel Johnson was named a Girls State candidate. A lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Guy Akers and Mrs. Ray Howell.

American Legion ‘Auxiliary The Legion Hall Ruby Akers A. W. Larson Albert Fierk Guy Akers John Baumann Spencer Margaret Scott Mary Baumann Knoxville Gladys Larson Leonard Griffith Flanders Field Rubie Carlson Ethel Johnson Ray Howell

Aurelia High to Graduate Thirty-Two in May 27

Thirty-two members of the Aurelia high school senior class will graduate on Tuesday evening May 27 at the high school auditorium. Guy M. Gillette of Cherokee former U S Senator will deliver the commencement address. The class colors are blue and silver with white carnation as the class flower. The motto reads With the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future. Other activities include the play Drums of Death on May 20 and 21, Baccalaureate May 26, and Class Night May 26.

Aurelia High School Guy M. Gillette Cherokee United States K. D. Rank Ralph Kendall Schwab

Afton 4 H Boys Meet With Erwin And George Williams

The regular Afton 4 H boys meeting was held at the home of Erwin and George Williams on April 24. The group discussed tractor maintenance in the business portion and planned a June project tour. They will have a softball team again this year and concluded with lunch and games. Don Mumamiert, reporter. Watch your subscription date.

Afton 4-H Erwin George Williams Don Mumamiert

Mrs. Christina Grieme Funeral Held Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Christina Grieme were held last Friday at Wharton Funeral Home and St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. Joe B. Ross officiating. Interment was in Aurelia. She was born March 7 1887 on a farm north of Storm Lake Iowa and died at 60 years 1 month 28 days after cared for by her children. She married Henry Grieme May 28 1910 and left eight children, seven grandchildren, two brothers and a sister.

Christina Grieme Wharton Funeral Home St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Joe B. Ross Aurelia Christina Schaffer Grieme Storm Lake Iowa Benna Vista Schaffer Hanover Henry Grieme Viola Mathews Rock Island, II Esther Ell Leora Peters Schaller Opal Dryer Clarence Grieme Fern Agnew Howard Merril Ruby Coffman Davenport John Schaeffer George Schaeffer Cherokee Louise Siefert Idx Grove Grieme Glen Mathews Dennis Rock Island Ill Howard Merrill Virgil Coffman Larry Leroy Walter Peterson

Aurelia Teacher Weds Cherokee Man At Nashua Church

Miss Pauline Friedlund daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimer Friedlund of Alta and Harold W Gould of Cherokee wed at the Little Brown Church in Nashua Iowa The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev F L Hanscom with music by Mrs Hanscom The couple now reside in Cherokee where Gould runs the Royal 400 station Gould a veteran and Friedlund taught in Aurelia Brooke Truesdale and Aurelia schools.

Little Brown Nashua Iowa Pauline Friedlund Jimer E. Friedlund Alta Harold W. Gould Cherokee Fred Gould Larrabee F. L. Hanscom Gould Royal “400 North Second Street Linn Grove Buena Vista College Storm Lake Truesdale Brooke Aurelia Armed Forces

Destructive Farm Fire Destroys Buildings South of Cherokee

A large barn, cattle shed, and hog house on the Eng Anderson and Oscar Smith farm seven miles south of Cherokee were destroyed by a late Wednesday fire. Three cattle and several brood sows with litters were lost along with machinery. Aurelia fire crews arrived too late to save the structures but prevented spread to nearby buildings.

Eng Anderson Oscar Smith Cherokee Aurelia Fire Department

St Pauls Walther League Meets May 1 in Church Parlors

On Thursday May 1 the St Pauls Walther League met in church parlors with Pastor Ross giving a biblical talk. Phyllis Lehnhardt led the business meeting to nominate new officers for election next meet. Gladys Tuttle elected delegate to Lake Okoboji convention with Mildred Tuttle and Ordell Gertsmeier as alternates. A Spring rally followed May 4 at Storm Lake Zion with games by the entertainment committee. New members Caroline Wogahn and Shirley Shirkenbak joined. four visitors attended and lunch was served by Ruth Shramm and Patricia Heimsoth.

St. Paul’s Walther League Pastor Ross Phyllis Lehnhardt Gladys Tuttle Lake Okoboji Milderd Tuttle Ordel Gertsmeier Storm Lake Zion League Caroline Wogahn Shirley Shirkenbak Ruth Shramm Patricia Heimsoth Ordell Gertsmeier

Poppy Day Set For Aurelia And Nation Observance

May 24 marks Poppy Day in Aurelia and across the United States. American Legion Auxiliary leaders urge wearing handmade poppies to honor war dead and aid disabled veterans and their families. Volunteers will distribute flowers citywide under the overall supervision of Mrs. A W Larson.

Aurelia United States Guy Akers American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary A. W. Larson Nels Carlson France Belgium

Lighted Ball Park Assured In Aurelia

The Aurelia Baseball Association reports a flood light project for the town ball park is nearly a certainty after raising about 6 000 for lights and improvements. Materials will be ordered now and installation will begin when they arrive, with lights potentially ready late this season for weekday night games.

Aurelia Fred Kaskey Aurelia Baseball Association Illinois Central Jed Kaskey Burton Rupert Merlin Shank Harry Howell Ervil Rapp

Open Branch Law Office In Aurelia

The law firm of Nelson and Nelson of Cherokee opened a branch in Aurelia occupying furnished rooms on the second floor of the Loof building on Main street. The office will be open Wednesdays. Archie R. Nelson, former county attorney, and Joe G. Nelson comprise the partnership with Archie a Aurelia native visiting town more often.

Nelson & Nelson Cherokee Aurelia Main Street Archie R. Nelson Joe G. Nelson August Nelson Aurelia School

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Astomobile Insurance Harry H. Lockin Grienke-Huseman First Trust & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation County Cancer Drive Sioux Rapids Sioux Valley Sanborn Hartley Edward Lehnhardt Clayton. Johnson Aurelia F. F. A Ronald Bengtson Betty 4 Beamtsen Delbert Carléon Betsy Clymens Betty Crane Joann Deyloff Rozella Dyslin Phyllis Engdahl Delores Galvin Roger Glane Bernadine Godfrey Charles Grigsby Lloyd Hermanson Robert D. Howell Delbert G. Johnson Barbara Jones Geraldene Klumpp Terrell Loucks Norma Jeant Nelson Beverly E. Ohlson Dale Otten Dale Peterson Mary Louise Peterson Joyce Pixler Herbert Rasmussen Ralph Sauter Elaine Schramm Ray Thomas William Trigg Donald Wieland JoAnn Will Afton Mrs. Christina Grieme Fire’ Insurance Insurance Agency the Sentinel Sioux City Farmers National Bank
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