Local Social Clubs Hold Holiday Preparations and Gatherings
Embroidery club met with Mrs. George Larson. 15 members planned a Christmas party and hosted lunch by the hostess and granddaughter Darlene Kolpin. Legion and Auxiliary held Armistice Day events with 34 present. plans for a home talent show and New Year party were announced. Awards were given in card games, bridge, and pinochle. Aurelia FHA and Women’s Fellowship held meetings with Thanksgiving themed programs and officer installations. A public supper and bridge games followed by luncheons and socials were reported with multiple community figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
George Larson
Darlene Kolpin
A. W. Larson
Legion Hall
Legion and
Auxiliary
Ralph Mongan
Gus Ohlson
Legion
Art Larson
Harry Dailey
Robert Orr
George Cockburn
Cliff Coombs
Community Notices Highlight Socials and Club Activities
A flurry of gatherings fills the week with hostess duties, card games, and dinners. Guests include Mrs. Fred Hallbauer of Cherokee and various local families, as birthdays, anniversaries, and pre Thanksgiving meals echo through the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hallbauer
Cherokee
Donation Adopted For Mental Health Institute Christmas Gifts
A $10 donation for Christmas gifts for patients at the Mental Health Institute was approved. New members at the convention were introduced and spoke. Lunch ended the evening with Freda Nelson Delva Fassler and Gladys Larson serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Institute
Freda Nelson
Delva Fassler
Gladys Larson
Fourth Grade News Highlights and Classroom Activities
The report covers 2nd grade progress with counting by twos and growing interest in sweet potato plants, plus art projects for Thanksgiving. It notes visitors for 2nd grade, frog and butterfly studies, a birthday celebration, and gratitude for candy. 3rd and 4th graders report birthdays Judy Wolcott and Jerald Lump, visitors including Mrs Liebsch and others, self testing drill results in 4th grade arithmetic, and travel history lessons with Richard’s covered wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
Kolb Loren
Joleen
Rickie Hodam
Bob
Tommy B
Tommy
Royce
Judy Wolcott
Jerald Lump
Judy
Liebsch
Peterson
Richard
Geography lesson on Southern states and capitals
In geography we study the southern states and capitals and spelling them correctly. Judy reports on the cotton gin for a class drill test in arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Sixth Grade News Highlights and Classroom Activities
In English class we wrote friendly letters and checked them for errors before mailing. Geography lessons covered the Union of South Africa amid uprisings in gold and diamond mines. Perfect spelling scores were earned by Nickie Becker, Margaret Dise, Larry Dyslin, Peggy John, Lois Mohn, Beverly Otto, Marcia Tolzin, and Sandra Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of South Africa
Nickie Becker
Margaret Dise
Larry Dyslin
Peggy John
Lois Mohn
Beverly Otto Marcia Tolzin
Sandra Turner
Open House Marks Education Week at Junior High
In observance of American Education Week an open house was held on Thursday November 13 from 2 30 to 4 00 PM in the Junior High assembly. Forty mothers attended as the program opened with a singing of Little Brown Church in the Vale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Nelson
Marcia
Little Brown Church
the Vale
School Day Activities Highlighted by Students and Music
The program featured Carolyn Nelson at the piano with the school day skit for mothers, a seventh grade quartet including Donna Peterson and Margaret Olson, and performances by Dorothy Hicks, Dy Anne Anderson, and Gerald Johanson. The event closed with the 8th grade singing and a class exhibit. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Nelson
Donna Peterson
Margaret Olson
Susan Rapp
George Johansen
Dorothy Hicks
Dy Anne Anderson
Birmingham
Gerald Johason
Mark Coveyg
Gail Schramm
Garden Club
Doreen Hasenwinkel
Jane Sjoberg
Ames
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American Legion Auxiliary
Aurelia Fha
King
John Westphal
Paul Nelson
Bob Lundquist
Karl Boardman
Lanny Grigsby
Sandra Otto
Janice Otto
Carol Elliott
Shirley Stief
Women's Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Floyd Glawe
Wesley Nelson
Mar
Friendly Service
Peregrine White
Sadie Georke
Priscilla Alden
Albert Fierk
Mayflower
Dewey Deyloff
Mary Guild
Helmer Carlberg
Troy Mummert
Glenwood Waddell
Mabel Johnson
E. C. Lighter
George Wharton Sr
Aurelia Carlson & Gustafson
Whitney
Hegeford
Angus
All
Chas. Burns
Tech
Aurelia
Breeders Co-Op
Winfred Moulton
Herbert Peterson
Burt Mummert
Walter Matzdorff
Edgar Allen
Russell Allen
Charles Wharton
George Wharton Jr
Lorenz Koth
Mr. Koth
Henry Volkert
Ford
Wilma
Henry Nelson
Herman Bumann
George Bumann
Gene
Carl Roth
Lois
Kathryn
Alta
W. C. Patten
Mrs. Patten
Wilbur Patten
Irving Peterson
Rembrandt
Oren Coombs
Robert Patten
Kenneth Patten
Ragna Lanham
Storm Lake
Homer Anderson
Glen and
Charles Matthews
Bob Cram
Michael Micheluski
Rock Island
John Schaffer
Irving Schaffer
George Schaffer
Congregational
Nelson Cafe
Burt —Mummert
Robert Rasmussen
Carl Grienke
Mayflower Circle
Harold Brownmiller
Pythian Sisters
Golda Buxton
Sylvia Langwin
Vera Rapp
Hetty Engdahl
Ethel Kruse
Katie Menefee
Darlene Menefee
Jane Co- Voy
Gail Bvesmten
Lola Hickey
Jersey
John Stief
Leonard Pope
Ingress
Duane Schramm
BUICK
Johnson Body Shop
Aurelia Iowa
Poland
Lincoln Hahn & Son
C. O. Larson
Hampshire
George McCurdy
S. M. Clark
Iowa
Galva
Chester
Quentin Anderson
Sheldon Piano Co
Sheldon, Iowa
Bob Booth
Kroll & Patterson
Ernest Seebey
Galva Rendering CO
John M.peterson
Kludas Dairy Farm
Ed Klumpp
Henry Westphal
Henry F. Buddenhagen
W. C. Coombs
Cherokee County
Joe Becker
South 42Nd St
Omaha
Neb
Bulldogs Barks
Sth
Aurelia, Iowa
Aurelia Legion Hall
Martin Strampe
Harkness
Hiway
Sioux Rapids
Linn Grove
New Holland
P. C. Peterson
Wendell Ritchie
1St State Bank
Bloux Rapids
Olk
Fisher Family
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ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Junior High News
A. B. Lindsay
Richard Simmons
Win
OF Builders Hardware
Aurelia, IA
International
John Deere
Oliver
Oliver Picker
Landen
Reg. Farmall
C International Tractor
Thieman
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