Congressional Briefing on Wheat, Agencies, and Memorial Day
The article reviews wheat carryovers for 1945 and 1946, notes Canada's larger stock and bread supply, and discusses US contributions to UNRA. It covers Truman's recommended government reorganizations including a potential Public Welfare department and a possible Public Works department. It reports an approved $75,000 Un American Activities Committee appropriation and outlines experimental crop insurance in Iowa. Memorial Day reflections honor fallen soldiers and call for renewed peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Agriculture
Canada
United States
UNRA
Europe
Truman
Congress
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Public Works
Un-American Activities Committee
House of Representatives
House
America
Burnette Neville Receives Bible College Degree in Minnesota
Miss Burnette Neville of Aurelia Iowa is one of six graduates to receive degrees at Minnesota Bible College Minneapolis May 29 as the sole woman in the class. Daughter of Mrs Mabel Neville she grew up in Aurelia and later taught as student pastor at Eagle Lake Minnesota where attendance rose 26 percent and a baptism occurred. She plans to preach there this summer and may enroll at Butler University in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnette Neville
Aurelia
Minnesota Bible College
Minneapolis
Minn
Miss Neville
Mabel Neville
Diamond Township
A. L. Neville
Iowa
Cherokee
Alethian Society
Minnesota
Aurelia High Team Second in Cherokee County Meet
Ten years ago Aurelia high school track team placed second in the Cherokee County meet at Cleghorn where Cleghorn won. A large portion of band mothers met to form a permanent group to support band activities. A public hearing on paving Main Street in Aurelia was set for June 16 at the council chambers. Mildred Kerns announced opening a new beauty parlor Friday at Neville Cafe. Nineteen seniors will graduate at the commencement in the high school auditorium on Friday evening May 31.
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Aurelia
Cherokee County
Cleghorn
Main Street
Council Chambers
Mildred Kerns
Cherokee
Sentinel
Neville Cafe
Past President Parley Meets With Mrs Arvid Anderson
Past President Parley met at the home of Mrs. Arvid Anderson on Tuesday May 28. President Nora Coombs led the business session after which four Memorial Day wreaths were prepared for graves from the Civil War through World War II. A luncheon followed. next gathering listed at Mrs. Olive Howell’s home on Tuesday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley
Arvid Anderson
Nora Coombs
Olive Howell
Sioux City Downs Aurelia 7 to 4
Sioux City Merchants beat Aurelia 7 to 4 on the local diamond after a tied game most of the day. Hinkeldey and Stabalfeldt led Aurelia with two hits each while Kokenye struck out 13 for Sioux City in the eight and nine inning burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Merchants
Aurelia
Sioux City
Aurelians
Hinkeldey
Miscellaneous Shower Held For Mary Haight
Fifty friends and relatives attended a miscellaneous shower in Spring township for Miss Mary Haight. Hostesses included Mrs. Gilbert Clow and Mrs. Howard Haight with Elsie Mae Haight. Prizes went to Mrs. Rudolph Brenneman and Miss Marjorie Brenneman. Mary thanked guests and invited them to the June 16 wedding at 2 pm at the Cherokee Methodist church. Dainty refreshments closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haight
Spring Township
Gilbert Clow
Howard Haight
Elsie Mae
Dean Haight
Rudolph Brenneman
Marjorie Brenneman
Mary
Cherokee
Lutheran church officers meet at Odebolt conference
Attendees included Rev Joel E Ross and elders of St Pauls Lutheran Clarence Kaskey Rudolph Ewoldt and Herbert Kolpin at Immanuel Lutheran Odebolt on Tuesday May 28. Edgar Schuelke of Alta chaired the meeting. Paul Stieneke plans a new house of prostitution behind his rental residence on Main Street near Maurice Hansen. The structure features nine foot glazed tile side walls and measures 22 by 28 feet with a gable roof and cement floor. Read the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel E. Ross
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Clarence Kaskey
Rudolph Ewoldt
Herbert Kolpin
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Odebolt
Edgar Schuelke
Alta
Paul Stieneke
Maurice Hansen
Main Street
Primary Election Nears In Cherokee County Iowa
Voters go to the polls next Monday June 3 in Cherokee County to choose party nominees. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm with light overall turnout expected due to few statewide contests. Key Republican races include Governor nominees Robert D. Blue and George Olmsted, with ballots printed for overseas voters. Candidates for county offices listed include Auditor H M Montgomery Treasurer Anton Dahlgren Clerk E F Bare Jr Sheriff Don F Phipps George Tjaden Recorder Boyd J Sinkey Attorney Harold R Grigg James G McCulla Harold J McWilliams Coroner Dr J E Bunker and Supervisor third district Arthur A Hickey Melvin 2 Wilson District 79 State Representative Laurence M Boothby Glenn Curtis.
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Iowa
Robert D. Blue
George Olmsted
Cherokee County
Sentinel
H. M. Montgomery
Anton Dahlgren
E. F. Bare, Jr
Don F. Phipps
George Tjaden
Boyd J. Sinkey
Harold R. Grigg
James G. McCulla
Harold J. McWilliams
J. E. Bunker
Popp Day Sales Reach $84.55 In Aurelia
Mrs A W Larson reports Aurelia Poppy Day raised 84 55 dollars last Saturday beating last year 83 17. Legion and Auxiliary thank contributors and note three fourths stay for local child welfare while one fourth goes to Des Moines Veterans Hospital for poppy production.
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Aurelia
A. W. Larson
Legion and Auxiliary
Veteran’s Hospital
Des Moines
Tuberculosis Case Search Ends May 28 at Garfield School
The Cherokee county tuberculosis screening ends May 28 with x ray tests for about 40 people after initial skin tests. Miss Faye Nelson reports high participation as tests proceed and results will be sent to family physicians. The seventh county search is funded by local groups and state health partners.
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Garfield School
Cherokee County
Faye Nelson
R. N
State Health Department
The
County Medical Society
County Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Iowa State Department of Health
Clay County Fair Dates Move Ahead One Week
The Clay County Fair Board in Spencer Iowa advances the fair dates to September 27 for what officials expect to be a record year. They shift dates a week earlier to favor warmer weather and lower rain risk.
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Clay County Fair
Clay County Fair Board
Spencer
Iowa
Mary Circle Met In Methodist Church Parlors May 22
Mary Circle met Wednesday May 22 in the Methodist church parlors with Mrs. Harry Dailey Mrs. C. Beeghley and Mrs. Ralph Peterson as hostesses. Thirteen members and eighteen guests attended. After business a program by Mrs. Arthur Ohl son and Mrs. Harry Wilson followed. Lunch was served and the next meeting will be with Mrs. O. Nelson and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson. Roll call will be answered with a hint in canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Methodist Church
Harry Dailey
C. Beeghley
Ralph Peterson
Arthur Ohlson
Harry Wilson
Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
Needy Norway family thanks U S clothing donor
A Norwegian family grateful for a relief package from Mrs. Sherbak, sent via radio contact WHO Des Moines Oslo Norway. Emily Klemmetsen writes of warm clothes helping a six year old girl start school and shared thanks for the five year clothing hardship.
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Europe
H. Sherbak
Norway
WHO
Oslo
National Relief
Emily Klemmetsen
Card of Thanks to Mrs Kolpin Family
The Family of Mrs. Frank Kolpin expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy, service, floral offerings, and kindness extended during their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kolpin
Clarence Scott Rites Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Clarence Scott were conducted at Boothby Funeral Home Cherokee and at Congregational church Aurelia with Rev. Edwin Trigg and Rev. Ernest Stanworth officiating. Interment followed in Afton cemetery. Scott, 52, died in Sioux City after a brief illness, leaving survivors including wife Nettie Berendt and former spouse children and relatives across Iowa and Alaska.
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Clarence Scott
Boothby
Cherokee
Congregational
Aurelia
Edwin Trigg
Ernest Stanworth
Doual Robinson
Ralph Mongan
Art Krout
Afton
Clarence
Sioux City
Clarence David Scott
Atton Township
Flo
James J. Scott
Chester
Meriden
John Blake
Eveline Stanworth Hostess To Old and New F. H. A. Officers
Eveline Stanworth hosted the old and new F H A officers with Merlene Nelson and Mrs. George Johnson as guests. Norma Nelson and Joan Will were named Aurelia representatives to the F A A conference at Ames. W A Allen of Storm Lake bought Chas Buddenhagen 240 acre farm near Aurelia with possession March 1. sons Russell and Edgar operate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveline Stanworth
Merlene Nelson
George Johnson
Oldlaoke-Betli
Gtsthashonigny
Stanworth
Norma Nelson
Joan Will
Aurelia
Ames
Miss Nelson
W. A. Allen
Storm Lake
Chas
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