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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
4
Paul Nelson, Fulbright scholar in England, reflects on the move from Iowa to London Guilford Street. He notes the program’s aims, the mix of scholars, and the balance between economic and cultural observations, while praising the Fulbright idea and its long term value.
Letter from Paul Nelson arguing against cutting the program as a false economy and promising future critique of British newspaper coverage of American affairs. He notes space limits and hints at more to say in a later discussion.
Ill health forces Carl Anderson to resign as manager of the Farmers Co-Operative Co. in Aurelia effective now. He has led the elevator since 1939. No successor named yet.
Iowa fifth season opens Saturday with teal and pintails abundant says the State Conservation commission. 1957 regulations largely mirror 1956 with daily duck bag four and eight possession after day one. Hooded merganser allowed. season closed for geese types with five goose bag limit and two per person in certain geese. Additional merganser limits apply. Shooting hours listed in Theve nin Hardware ad in The Sentinel.
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting in the VFW hall in Cherokee on Thursday October 24. Ben Buckingham of Iowa Farm Bureau legal department will be the feature speaker. The agenda centers on final adoption of county resolutions developed from member opinions gathered via an opinionnaire and neighborhood group discussions.
Produce markets in Aurelia at press time Wednesday afternoon list EGGS Grade A 41 cents Grade B 26 cents Med 26 cents Chex and Dirt 20 cents Pullets 20 cents Sweet 64 cents No. 1 62 cents Hens 1 cent
The 1957 AHS Homecoming begins tonight with a Pep Parade and Pep Rally led by the Pep Club and Lettermen. Friday features coronations for Homecoming King and Queen at 12:40 and an Aurelia-Primghar football game at 8 p.m. A Homecoming Dance with Bob Conley and his orchestra runs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Legion Hall, open to the public with admission of 1 for a single and 1.50 for couples.
The Fred Koch acreage on the north end of Main street was sold to Mr and Mrs Lester Peck of Cherokee. They are parents of five children four girls and one boy and plan to move to their new home soon. The Koachs have moved to their farm south of Cherokee.
Legionnaires are urged to bring a fellow member to Thursday’s meeting. A free lunch is provided after the session.
Stop signs around the school house are emphasized as school is in session. Supt D J Friedlund notes growing laxity by motorists in obeying signs and warns a serious accident may result. Reader cooperation is urged.
Dro and Mrs. Wm Overholt will guest the WSCS at the Methodist Church on Wednesday October 9 at 2 PM. Missionaries from Borneo will show pictures and discuss their work. Neighbouring church societies and the Au relia group will also be guests.
Aurelia high school seniors will be heard on KAYL Storm Lake next Tuesday Oct 8 at 5 30 p m. They were interviewed by Paul Richards KAYL program director during their Storm Lake class photo session. The program includes interviews with seniors from Fairview school.
Postmaster Louis Pfaff urges mailing overseas parcels early. The schedule lists Africa and Near East by Nov 1, Europe and South and Central America by Nov 10, Far East by Oct 15. Check wrapping, ties, size, and contents with the post office before mailing.
The Ladies Aid of Bethlehem Lutheran church in Cherokee will serve a scalloped chicken supper Saturday Oct. 5. Serving will begin at 5 o'clock and continue until 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Dana Lee Schulke son of Mr and Mrs Charles Schulke is among 16 Iowa State students awarded a $100 Ak-Sar-Ben scholarship. Recipients are chosen for scholarship character and activities. Schulke pursues agricultural business at Iowa State College.
Aurelia's second team won 16 to 7 against Sutherland at Sutherland on Monday evening. The freshman-sophomore squad will travel to Holstein for a 4 p.m. game Monday.
Mr and Mrs Will Hahn visited Graettinger from Saturday to Monday in James Nelson home. John Larson and Harold DeLaughter stayed at the Hahn home during the absence. Harold DeLaughter of Sioux City visited Hugo Hucke home Sunday. Lola Mummert of Sioux City spent weekend with sister Mrs George Wieland. Fred Jordan left for Watertown SD to visit son in law Dr Ed Laga and family. Leonard Swanson and family visited John Kramer home at Humboldt with Mrs Ernest Swanson. About 34 friends helped tear down LaVerne Gustafson home southwest of Aurelia after recent fire damage. Jerry Conley a student at Iowa State College Ames spent weekend with Harold Conley. George Larson visited sister Andrew Nordstrom at Alta Saturday.
The Aurelia Bulldogs defeated the Paullina Panthers 20 to 7 in their first home game of the season. Key plays featured Max Anderson’s 40 yard run and a dominant defense as Primghar looms undefeated, with a homecoming crowd expected Friday.
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