Bulldogs Defeat Central Seconds in Low-Scoring Run
Aurelia Bulldogs, with regulars back, outplayed Sioux City Central second team 6-0 on Friday. Bob Booth scored the lone touchdown in the second quarter after a steady drive, while the defense limited Central’s attack and blocked a punt.
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Nitzke
Bulldogs
Sioux City Central
Aurelia
Central
Sioux City
Sioux Rapids
Kolpin
Anderson
Booth
Parrott
Kline
M. Kolpin
M. Anderson
Porter
Nelson
Fassler
J. Mongan
Niles
L. Kolpin
D. Mongan
R. Booth
Coombs
H. Anderson
Coburn
Larson
Sto
Mr. Kolpin
Bob Booth
Akron
Girls Mothers Attend Homemaking Meet in Storm Lake
Eighteen girls and mothers attended the 25th district high school girls Homemaking conference at Storm Lake. The all day program featured registration, singing, dances, speeches by Darlene Westerman Myrs Forest Jackson and Dr L W Sampson, plus a style show with Aurelia participants and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighty
Storm:Lake
Miss Johnson
Storm Lake
Doris-Lou Hughes
Ruby
Darlene Westerman
Miss Bowen
Aurelia
Pat Mack
Bonnie Hatch
Marvis Crouse
Myrs
Forest Jackson
Lytton
Charles Strahmen
Sac City
L. W. Sampson
Miss Nelson
Bonnie Mummert
Peggy Waddell
Gerry Mummert
Jean Simmers
Elaine Booth
Doris Jean Renaud
Delores Kaskey
Donna Mummert
Betty Lou Bell
Charléne Hahn
Caroline Lindsay
Charlene Ohlson
Alverda Caboth
Virginia Akers
District Legion Meet at Sheldon Tuesday
Local American Legion Post and Auxiliary travel to Sheldon on Tuesday October 10 for the Ninth district fall convention. Registration starts 9 a.m. with sessions at 1 30 p.m. Speeches by George Paradise Father Pat McDermott R J Laird and Frank Miles. Memorial service at 6 p m banquet at six and a torch light parade at 7 30 p m Auxiliary meeting 10 a m to afternoon session. Distinguished guests include Celia B Sawyer M Myrton Shelley and G M Brown.
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American Legion
Sheldon
Ninth District
Legion
George Paradise
Pat McDermott
Atlantic
Iowa
R. J. Laird
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Robert F
Bob” Chapler
Hawarden
Father Pat
Celia B. Sawyer
Winterset
M. Myrton Shelley
Des Moines
G. M. Brown
Whiting
Open pheasant shooting dates set across numerous Iowa counties
The Iowa conservation commission announced pheasant shooting will be allowed from noon to 5 p m on November 12, 13 and 14 in listed counties including Lyon Osceola Hardin Dickinson Emmet Winnebago O'Brien Sioux Clay Palo Alto Kossuth Hancock Worth Mitchell Floyd Winneshiek Cerro Gordo Butler Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan Franklin Wright Humboldt Pocahontas Buena Vista Cherokee Plymouth Woodbury Sac Ida Calhoun Howard Chickasaw Bremer Fayette and portions of Monona Harrison Pottawattamie Mills and Fremont counties with potential additions before the season. Hunters may shoot three male birds per day and keep six in possession.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Lyon
Osceola
Hardin
Dickinson
Emmet
Winnebago
O’brien
Sioux
Clay
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Hancock
Worth
Mitchell
Floyd
Winneshiek
Cerro Gordo
Butler
Grundy
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Franklin
Wright
Humboldt
Pocahontas
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Plymouth
Woodbury
Sac
Ida
Card of Thanks from the Oren Coombs Family
The Oren Coombs Family thanks friends for kindness during a difficult time and commends the fire department for their courageous response to a home fire.
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Oren Coombs
Potato Crop Harvest Starts. Iowa contract for 6600 bushels
Harold Nelson and Clay Dawson of this place agree to furnish Iowa state institutions in Cherokee Rockwell City and Glenwood with about 6600 bushels of potatoes. Nelson has 84 acres Dawson 26 acres. Test rows last week showed about 160 bushels per acre expected for the 1939 crop.
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Harold Nelson
Clay Dawson
Iowa
Cherokee
Rockwell City
Glenwood
Nelson
Dawson
Aurelia Future Farmer Chapter Elects 1939 40 Officers
At a Tuesday night meeting on September 26 the Aurelia Future Farmer chapter elected Wayne Bruce as president Adrian Kline as secretary Harold Anderson as treasurer Marvin Anderson as reporter and A H Vogel as advisor the agriculture instructor. The next meeting is set for Tuesday October 10 with Marvin Anderson as reporter.
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Aurelia Future Farmer Chapter
Wayne Bruce
Adrian Kline
Harold Anderson
Marvin Anderson
A. H. Vogel
Local Firms Erect Government Corn Bins in Aurelia
Three local elevators erect government supplied corn bins for shelled corn storage. W G Whitney Elevator has 12 bins with 8–10 more planned, Fraser Elevator has 15 with about half as many more, and Farmers Co operative Co has 10 with 8–9 more. Each bin holds about 2100 bushels, totaling about 126000 bushels for Aurelia. Most storage will be 1938 crop, with some 1937/1987 holdovers.
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W. G. Whitney
Whitney
A. Fraser Elevator
Fraser
Illinois Central
Farmers Co-operative Co
Aurelia
Larson Party Visits Minneapolis With Turnholm Family
Mr and Mrs Art Larson of here joined Mr and Mrs Ted Sieverts of Storm Lake for a trip to Minneapolis Minnesota over the weekend returning Sunday night. They visited Mrs Henry Turnholm Mr Larson’s sister during the visit.
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Art Larson
Here
Ted Sieverts
Storm Lake
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mr. Larson
Henry Turnholm
Iowa State Cars Tighten Use With New Dispatch System
State workers may soon stop using state owned automobiles for personal trips as the car dispatching act rolls out. A new trip by trip form system will track miles and fuel and require drivers to log exact routes. Requisitions and station invoicing will replace cash purchases and expense reimbursements. The plan targets Highway Commission and other state vehicle fleets with Education Board vehicles exempt.
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George W. Hesalroad
Board of Education
State Highway Commission
Board of Education Institution
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa School For the Blind
Iowa School For the Deaf
Highway Commission
Council Bluffs
Creston
Winterset
Executive Council
Preul Returns to Aurelia Methodist Church Ten Years Ago
Rev. L. H. Preul is returned to the Aurelia Methodist Church by the Northwest Iowa conference at Eagle Grove. The report notes another year for Rev W. B. Empey and reappointments during sessions.
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L. H. Preul
Aurelia
J. F. Moore
Northwest Iowa
Eagle Grove
Cleghorn
Lloyd Thompson
Pilot Rock
Chicago Producers Commission
W. B. Empey
Mose Mummert
Fred Diercks
Waldo
Wesley Siglin
Charles Beers
Clear Lake
Pheasant Release Program In Cherokee County
County wildlife efforts with the State Conservation Commission released 1480 pheasants from 1614 two week old chicks raised on 68 farms totaling 13,501 acres. Farms are posted against hunting for 1939 40 to protect first year reproduction. Cherokee County Conservation League spent 224,380 dollars on the program and aims to maintain a shootable surplus in coming years.
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Cherokee County
State Conservation Commission
Cherokee County Conservation League
Boone
Pastors Reappointed as Aurelia Church Keeps Rev Preul
The Webster City conference announced appointments. Rev. L. H. Preul will return to Aurelia for a third year as pastor with a $100 raise. Local board approved the move and noted Preul and family intend to stay despite a potential Emmetsburg change. Other ministers listed include Farnham to Cherokee and Snyder to Alta. Oliver Scott returns from leave to Fort Omaha.
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L. H. Preul
Aurelia
Webster City
Preul
Emmetsburg
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Central Seconds
First Trust & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
District Legion
Future Farmer
Weekly News Letter
Sentinel
Batk
Tiever
Mabel Mongan
Henry Bell
Fort Dodge
Sasha Rundel
Mt. Ayr
Henry Fassler
County Wildlife Conservation Processing
J. A. Farnham
J. T. Snyder
Alta
G. W. Kiggleston
Galva
Silver Creek
G. B. Osburn
Marcus
J. E. Clifton
Larrabee
H. V. Bartz
Peterson
M. P. Arrasmith
H. G. Dawes
Quimby
Good Hope
A. A. Howe
Sutherland
L. H. Scheerer
Spencer
J. F
Oliver Scott
George Scott
Fort Omaha
Nebraska
Ins
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia, Iowa
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