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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
2
The Methodist Youth Fellowship notes rising interest with more members attending. They announce a forthcoming pancake supper and urge all members to attend next Sunday's meeting, inviting them to bring their mothers. Hallie Sauter, reporter, signs off with a moral reminder about life.
School Notes report Armistice Day assembly at 11 15 with the student body singing America the band performing El Capitan Dear Land of Home and America the Beautiful Shirley Sherkenbak klarinet solo and choral numbers. Teacher of the Week is Mr Kuehl principal and sociology economics commercial math and government teacher.
Junior high students work on Thanksgiving posters as the holiday nears. The activity adds seasonal spirit to classes and engages pupils in creative expression.
The eighth grade covers percent, labor history, Evangeline in literature, and star studies in science with a Friday debate on sunlight reflection. Seventh graders reform spelling charts into Danger and Safety zones with a turkey motif for Thanksgiving and six weeks tests upcoming. Sixth grade highlights include perfect spelling scores, decimals, and a Western Countries unit. Third grade shares pioneer Winslow stories with November poster art Give Thanks, plus health posters and time telling drills.
Second graders study subtraction in arithmetic and craft a Thanksgiving border with turkeys and fruit baskets. They also create walking turkeys and learn blended sounds in phonics. First graders thank Marcia Nelson and Keith Tolzin for birthday treats and begin addition work while Violets start primer Fun with Dick and Jane and decorate windows with turkeys.
The F N club met Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Bengtson’s home with a luncheon by Mrs. Ronald Becker. Business led by Mrs. Earl Crippen included minutes and plans for a December Christmas party for club families. A gift was given to Mrs. Becker who had recent hospitalization.
A long list of residents and relatives from Aurelia, Washta, Cherokee, and surrounding towns visited in homes and at churches. Attendees included the Hahn and Ohlson families, Bruce and Radie relatives, plus Leon Pope infant funeral and Washta services for Will McCabe. Clifford Bruce made a business trip to Omaha.
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