Community plans all weather tennis court ice rink in city park
A Commercial club meeting announced plans for a combination tennis court and ice skating rink in the city park. Estimated cost is 4000 to 5000 dollars with 2900 previously received or pledged, delays delayed progress, and donations are still sought at First Trust & Savings Bank Farmers National Bank or The Aurelia Sentinel to fund construction and enable a spring contract.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia Sentinel
Gaylen Miller Named Ida Grove Basketball Coach
Gaylen Miller son of Mr and Mrs John Miller of Aurelia named basketball coach at Ida Grove for the coming term. He replaces Douglas Delzell who moved to Sioux City schools. Miller has been Ida Grove junior high coach for the past three years.
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Gaylen Miller
Ida Grove
John Miller
Aurelia
Douglas Delzell
Sioux City
Gaylen
Confirmation service at St. Paul’s Sunday
Six youths will join St. Paul Congregation as communicant members by the Rite of Confirmation on Sunday May 15 at 9 45 a m. The class includes Dianne Hogrefe Alan Hasenk wel Sharon Joslin Larry Miller Rora Radle and Rhoda Wehrspann with their parents listed.
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ST. Paul’s
St. Paul
Dianne Hogrefe
Harold Hogrefe
Alan Hasenwinkel
Arnold Hasenwinkel
Sharon Joslin
Evan Joslin
Larry Miller
Roger Miller
Rora Radle
Frank Radle
Rhoda Wehrspann
E. J. Wehrspann
Braunschw eig to Graduate From Westmar College
Carl Braunschweig son of Rev and Mrs O Braunschweig of Storm Lake and formerly of Aurelia will be among 98 graduates receiving diplomas at Westmar College LeMars commencement on May 29. He earns a degree in Industrial Art with minors in Physical Education and Driver Education.
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Carl Braunschweig
O. Braunschweig
Storm Lake
Aurelia
Westmar College
LeMars
Carl
Cubs Plan Trip to Sioux City Scout-o Rama
Aurelia Cub Scouts will travel by bus to Sioux City Saturday to attend the Scout-o rama at the Municipal Auditorium. All Cubs invited, cost not over 1.25 dollars. Departure is 12:30 p.m.
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Sioux City
Aurelia Cub Scouts
Scout-o Rama
Municipal Auditorium
Help Clean Streets Urges Public Cooperation
Notice from Mayor Walter Matzdorff and the Town Council urges residents to avoid throwing or blowing grass clippings and leaving debris from mowing on streets to keep streets clean.
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Walter Matzdorff
Ander son couple welcome son Mitchell Lee in Chero kee
Mr and Mrs Leland Ander son announce the birth of a son at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee on Tuesday morning May 10. The baby weighed pounds ounces and is named Mitchell Lee. He has a sister Pamela Sue. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Otto and Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson of Aurelia.
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Leland Anderson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Mitchell Lee
Pamela Sue
Ernest Otto
Arvid Anderson
Aurelia
Jack Turner Accepts Kingsley Faculty Post
Jack Turner son of Mr and Mrs Walter Turner will join Kingsley faculty for the next term. He graduates from Wayne State Teachers College Wayne Nebraska May 27 and will teach high school mathematics and bookkeeping.
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Jack Turner
Walter Turner
Kingsley
Jack
Wayne State Teachers
Wayne, Neb
Bulldogs Capture Sioux Valley Conference Meet Dominant Win
Aurelia Bulldogs pile up 83 points to win the Sioux Valley Conference meet led by D Steffens and Frasier Leonard who tied for 3rd in the 100 and helped the 2-mile relay. Storbeck tops low hurdles, Lars Larsen and Gunderson shine in field events as Storbeck also advances to state.
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Verle Matzdorff
Aurelia Bulldogs
Alta
Paullina
Sanborn
Ath
Milford
Hartley
Sutherland
Primghar
Aurelia
D. Steffens
Fraser Leonard
Ottto
Kolpin
Tolzin
McCleevey
Nielsen
Otto
Buddenhagen
Storbeck
Johansen
Petersen R. Steffens
Leonard
Gunnerson
Whitney
Dyslin
Peterson
MacKay
Buddenwagen
R. Peterson
R. Steffens
Larson
Bulldogs
Holstein
Lake View
Manson
Kingsley
L. Buddenhagen
McCleerey
Salvation Army Drive Appeals for Community Contributions
Residents are urged to return Salvation Army fund drive contributions promptly. Donations may be mailed in the return envelope, given to treasurer W. H. Bischel, or left at the Aurelia Sentinel to help complete the drive soon.
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Salvation Army
W. H. Bischel
Aurelia Sentinel
WWI Vets to Meet in Cherokee Legion Hall
World War I veterans and Auxiliary will gather at the American Legion hall in Cherokee on Monday May 16 at 8 p.m. for a regular meeting and social time.
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WWI
Veterans and Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Cherokee
Aurelia High School to Graduate 37 in May Week
Baccalaureate services mark the start of graduation week for 37 seniors at Aurelia High School. May 15 15 7 p m Baccalaureate May 16 Class Night May 19 Commencement with 37 graduates listed alongside parents names and honor students Judy Ehrhardt Alex Fraser and Denny McCleerey as salutatorian and other speakers named by Principal Miller.
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Aurelia High School
Russell Buddenhagen
John Buddenhagen
Lindeen Sue Christensen
John Christensen
Judith Kay Ehrhardt
Karl Ehrhardt
Marianna May Fahr
Edgar Fahr
Bette Jo Fell
Joe Fell
Martha Sue Flowers
F. E. Flowers
Ann Ford
Cand
Charles Ford
Alex Ian Fraser
Walter Anderson
Beveris Lois Fuhrman
Carl Fuhrman
Larry D. Gane
Lowell Gane
Lorace R. Grege
Raymond Gregy
Sandra Sue Grieme
Lester Grieme
James Dean Hanson
Alfred Hanson
Iris Ann Jackson
Robert Jackson
Shirley Jo Ann Kastengren
Joe Kastengren
Norma Faye Kirby
Floyd Kirby
Steven Max Kistenmacher
Ed Kistenmacher
Richard George Larson
Virgil Larson
Fraser Harris Leonard
I. Leonard
Myron Henry Ludwig
Chris Ludwig
Verle Lee Matzdorff
Emil Matzdorff
Denny Leroy McCleerey
Clarence McCleerey
Kenneth Lee Nelson
Lewis Nelson
Marcia Dawn Nelson
Wesley Nelson
Linda D. Niebuhr
Elmer Niebuhr
Howard C. Parrott
Clair Parrott
Gary
Phyllis Jane Peterson
Rosl Miller
Judy Ehrhardt
Alex Prase
Rich Larsen
Denny Moettleeres
Janet Reinboth
Ronnie Watson
Sentinel
Denny MecCleerey
Sabatatorian
Viarle
George W. Anderson
Gustavo Adolphus College
St. Peter Minn
Donald Jackson
Douglas Ostlund
Prof. Anderson
Prin. Ro. E. Miller
Robert Parrott
Tom Anderson
Fraser Named Valedictorian as Peterson Is Salutatorian
Alex Fraser was named valedictorian of the class with Phyllis Jane Peterson as salutatorian. The ceremony honors the top graduates and recognizes their achievements.
Engagement of JoAnn Vannatta to Harold Reinboth
Mr and Mrs Earl Vannatta of Schaller announce the engagement of their daughter JoAnn Louise to Harold C Reinboth son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Reinboth of Aurelia. JoAnn is a senior set to graduate this fall from Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing in Sioux City. Harold is a junior at Buena Vista College.
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Earl Vannatta
Schaller
JoAnn Louise
Harold C. Reinboth
Theodore Reinboth
Aurelia
Miss Vannatta
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
Sioux City
Mr. Reinboth
Buena Vista College
Rites Today for Floyd Scott 65 Cherokee Man
Funeral services for Floyd Bill Scott 65 of Cherokee will be held today at 2 p m at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Rev Walter Lack will officiate. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Boothby Funeral Home in charge. He died Monday at his home after farming in Spring Township and later moving to Cherokee. Survived by wife Winnie a niece Geraldine Scott sister Mrs John Blake Milford and four brothers Chester Scott Cherokee and others.
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Floyd
Bill) Scott
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Cherokee
Walter Lack
Oak Hill Cemetery
Boothby Funeral Home
Scott
Spring Township
Winnie
Geraldine Scott
John Blake
Milford
Chester Scott
Parents Attend Dream Valley Drama Weekend at USD
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kruse and Norma Kirby visited Ver million South Dakota to see the lyric drama Dream Valley at Slagle Auditorium on the University of South Dakota campus. Their son Tom sang in the Peoples Chorus of 14 members in the production. They joined other families for band concerts, the Intra-Fraternity Sing, and outdoor art exhibits during Mothers Day weekend tradition.
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Raymond Kruse
Norma Kirby
Vermillion
S. D
Dream Valley
Slagle Auditorium
University of South Dakota
Tom
Peoples Chorus
Karl Ehrhardt
Judy
Floyd Stewart
Leonard Luetkeman
Drawing for 25 Prize Promised by Local Club
A community drawing for a $25 prize is scheduled starting May 2 with a formal drawing date set for May 21. The event involves members of the Commercial Club and local participants in Aurelia, with tickets and participation details announced in the notice, and the winner to be drawn at a public location on the final day.
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Helt Aurelia
Saturdas
Che Cub
Parisbies
Partes Pate
Thas Granary
Local families gather for church and home events
A flurry of social visits fills the weekend as Mrs. Carroll Fredrickson attends an afternoon coffee at Mr Wilbert Muptsso’s Alta home and Mr and Mrs Wolf Uahn join Clinton Ke kason’s place for dinner. Many relatives visit in Peterson Storm Lake Linn Grove and Marcus with mothers day gatherings and family meals noted across several households.
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Wolf Uahn
Clinton Kekason
Peterson
Glen Nelson
Vickie Storm Lake
Meo
Carroll Fredricksomi
Carmils
Eding
Burdette Pinkel
Warren
Storm
Lake
Italple Ping
After Drydott
Tr Aupaditer
Jarenee Gaudian
Herman Hueser
Marcus Sisted
Loren McCannearn
John Miller
Frans Dunn
Marcus Stinchens
Danny Florke
Cheraked
Jas
Loren
Sherri Monpan
Danny
Myrna Florke
Che Man
Robert Anderson
Storm Lake
Nellie Dieterich
Markets Report From Aurelia This Wednesday Afternoon
Produce and grain markets in Aurelia show Grade A eggs at 7c, RB eggs at 2lc per dozen, and mixed items including Chex and Dirt valued at 21. Farmers Co op paid for corn No 2 Yellow at 1.07 a bushel oats at 0.12 per bushel and beans at 3 149 per bushel as of Tuesday evening.
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Aurelia
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EL Flowers
Ports
Delbert Cowley
Floyd Scott
Totmenes
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