Aurelia Sentinel Publishes Thursday Notice Policy
The Aurelia Sentinel informs readers the paper is published weekly and entered as second class matter in Aurelia Iowa. It warns subscription renewals require notification otherwise continued delivery implies payment obligation.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Former Aurelia Woman Breaks Into Song Writing
Mildred Agnes Peterson of Spirit Lake Idaho a daughter of Mrs C R Kleeberger Aurelia Iowa debuts a sheet music piece titled Fishin with words and music by Peterson. The cover features a fisherman portrait of her son Don now in his twenties who once worked with Idaho Governor Moses Alexander and later lived in Los Angeles.
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Mildred Agnes Peterson
Spirit Lake
Idaho
C. R. Kleeberger
Peterson
Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia
Iowa
Don
Los Angeles
Moses Alexander
Grandma Kleeberger
Milly Kleeberger
Thevenin Mummert Wedding at Spencer Iowa
Thevenin and Mummert nuptials took place in Spencer Iowa on September 23 during the Clay County fair. Attendants were Alice McKee and Ivan Decker of Cherokee. The bride is the Mummert daughter Aurelia and the groom the Thevenin son southwest of town.
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Paulline M. Mummert
J. Merrill Thevenin
Spencer
Iowa
Clay County
Alice Jane McKee
Ivan Decker
Cherokee
Sentinel
C. Mummert
Aurelia
Distinct Rat Species Clash Between White and Brown Rats
The text notes white rats and brown rats as two different species with the brown rats described as more vicious. It also explains the nautical term go by the board meaning to go over the side of a vessel after a mast breaks off.
Aurelia Loses to Holstein in Hard- fought Friday Game
Holstein beat Aurelia 6 to 0 with steady drives and end runs. Holstein mixed first downs via end runs and off tackle with penalties, while Aurelia struggled to sustain drives and stalled on multiple possessions. In the fourth quarter Holstein advanced to Aurelia’s six yard line but failed to finish, ending the game.
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Holstein
Aurelia
Whitney
Bruce
Jones
Stiencke
Drifters Take Second in Correctionville Kittenball Tourney
The Drifters earned second place at Correctionville over two Sundays in a kittenball tournament. They had a Sunday bye on September 24, won Moville 2 to 0, beat Correctionville 2 to 1, then lost to Sloan 2 to 1 in the final. Matzdorff and Rapp formed the battery for the Drifters. The All-Stars finished 43 won, 28 lost in 71 games this season.
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Drifters
Correctionville
Moville
Sloan
Matzdorff and
Rapp
All-Stars
Aurelia Faces Varied Road Tests On Fall Grid
H. 8. football schedule lists Oct 6 Peterson at Aurelia and Oct 13 Kingsley at Aurelia with Oct 27 Schaller and Oct 11 Linn Grove also visiting. Oct 20 Marcus at Marcus and Oct 30 Alta at Alta plus Nov 3 Marathon at Marathon and Nov 17 Sutherland at Sutherland.
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Peterson
Aurelia
Kingsley
Marcus
Schaller
Marathon
Linn Grove
Sutherland
Alta
Aurelian Consolidated School Notes Seventeen Grades
School notes cover first through senior grades detailing reading and handwriting themes, home life, and fall observations. The report highlights arithmetic goals to 18 and 50, phonics with new letters, health habits, and a class newspaper to encourage free expression.
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Viola Noble
Diamond Center News Highlights Local Notices and Events
The Diamond Ladies Aid will host a chicken supper at the church on Tuesday October 10 starting at 6 30 pm with 25 cent plates. Local families share visits and dinners including Nordstrom Gilberts Kahls Ohlsons Hyndmans and Simms. Reverend Liming returns from Humboldt and will serve Diamond and Good Hope communities another year.
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Diamond Ladies Aid
Ben Galvin
Baby
Max Gilbert
Mt. Olive
Vera Nordstrom
Alta
Theodore Nordstrom
Karl Kahl
Holstein
C. C. Dubes
Millard Dubes
Millard
Pat Kline
Raymond Meyers
Ohlson
Roy Ohlson
John Hyndman
Cherokee
Jim Simms
Paullina
Vera
Ann Nordstrom
C. L. Liming
Humboldt
Diamond
Good Hope
Camp Fire Notes Echo Biweekly Meetings and Pony Rides
Sixteen girls met at Mrs. Vern Culver's home for a Camp Fire meeting. They decided to meet every two weeks on Friday after school and to begin a count book with a story or poem on a Camp Fire law. The afternoon included pony riding and straw play, followed by lunch. The next gathering is set for Eileen Christensen's home.
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Peterson
Europe
Thermopylae
Macedonia
Alexander the Great
Marjorie Parrott
Miss Richardson
Henry VIII
Vern Culver
Evelyn Blanch
Evelyn
Eileen Christensen
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