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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
1
Public notice from Sentinel in Aurelia Iowa lists publisher Robert Forbes and contact details. Rates shown include per year in Cherokee County 3.00 and outside Cherokee County 3.50. Classified ad pricing 15 cents per line with 60 cent minimum. Cards of Thanks 1.50 each replacing insertion.
Dorance Allen from south of Aurelia earned a special award for an outstanding early harvested corn yield of 141.9 bushels per acre in Funk's G Project 200 high yield program. Bob Miller announced the honor. Allen’s August harvest came from a May 7 planted field with 36 inch rows and 23 000 kernels per acre at 29 percent moisture amid over 10 000 growers in 1971 and 1972.
Mr and Mrs Les Hiemstra attended an open house in Kingsley on Sunday afternoon honoring the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rex Weinrich. They visited the Garrett Hiemstra home that evening. Supper guests from Sac City gathered in the Gahlen Dyslin home Sunday night.
Duane Haley of Sac City and Mrs. Junior Bruns visited in the Gahlen Dyslin home Thursday night. Ben Christensen of Schaller visited Mrs. Dorothy Shaw Sunday afternoon. Pastor and Mrs. Wm Stock of Livermore spent last Monday in the Frank Radie home. Willis Tol zin hosted supper with Leslie Haake and family from Galva. Charles Tolzin Ann and Mike Tolzin from Cherokee and Orange City joined Northwestern College events in Orange City including the football game. Mike stayed with his parents. Mrs. Garland Hickey attended the Arts and Crafts Festival in Storm Lake and Hoffmans Christmas display. Layman's League Rally at Zion Lutheran Paullina Sunday night drew Elmer Gertsmeier Arnold Hasenwinkel and Ferd Volkert. Larry Baldwin and Mark of Jesup visited the E J Wehrspann home. Mark Wehrspann and Benjamin of Milford joined Sunday.
Sunset Knoll Auxiliary hosts a bake sale and bazaar on Saturday November 17 from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Nelson Café. Public invited to attend.
A weekly school lunch list outlines daily meals from Monday to Friday. Each day offers entrees such as tomato or chicken soup with egg sandwiches, meat loaf, hamburgers, chicken and noodles, and ham with scalloped potatoes, accompanied by vegetables, bread, fruit, desserts, and milk.
Many thanks to all those who were kind after Roger's recent accident. Gratitude to the men who helped pick corn and the women who helped with lunch. Your kindness will not soon be forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mummert Karl Mummert.
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