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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
1
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Community notices record visits dinners birthdays and travels across Storm Lake area. Guests include Schafer Hadenfeldt Stieneke Goettsch Johnson Johnson Larson Smith Bruce and many families with trips to Aurelia Spencer Cherokee and Sioux City.
The Aurelia Sentinel contains the quarterly statement for the District of New Aurelia Consoli covering Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa for the quarter ended September 30 1944. It lists balances receipts disbursements and payments across the Schoolhouse Fund and General Fund plus an affidavit of secretary and ownership statement.
An era exhortation urging public support for war bonds as the surest means to sustain national defense and preserve freedom. It calls citizens to invest, stressing patriotic duty and collective sacrifice to back military efforts.
Two birthdays were celebrated in the first grade. Gayle Mongan brought cupcakes on Thursday and Darrell Rapp contributed pop corn balls. Gayle’s great grandmother visited for Gayle’s birthday and Darrell’s sister Susan attended for Darrell’s birthday. A second grade drama of Little Red Riding Hood and a third grade poem delighted the class. David Flory delivered a plant and Ruth Ann donated seed goods for display.
Fourteen students won gold stars on Friday for spelling excellence. The or list includes Gary Mongan Joyce Klumpp Kay Clark Arlo Mumert Eva Marie Hasenwinkel and others. Teachers note improving spelling and ongoing class work in reading library chairs and geography as students celebrate birthdays and study plants spiders and Indian themes.
The son earned the highest grade in history and Kenneth rated highest in geography. Connie brought two plants for the room, which are very nice. On Friday those with perfect spelling scores included Norman John E. John H. Corrine Robert Bill DeOn Ileta Caroline and Keith.
Seventh graders ace spelling polls while eighth graders lag. Star gazing night was clouded. Homemaking girls run an overshoe and rubber exchange starting October 9th with various sizes for sale. Grant township reports a vanished flooddamaged bridge, begs its return to Story County Engineer Sam Steigerwalt. HE WON'T TALK features a humorous anecdote about the Hawkins family and their talkative baby.
Ten years ago Clifford French of Storm Lake died from injuries after an auto crash near Aurelia. Rev Lloyd Scheerer was assigned to Aurelia Methodist for another year by the Northwest Iowa Conference in Algona. Arnold Hasenwinkel and helpers rebuilt a house after a fire at the W H Bischel farm northwest of Aurelia.
A child named Jimmy proves that delaying speech can stem from not needing words. After an episode where a ball is demanded in the absence of guardians, the boy finally uses speech to request what he wants. The piece argues that emotional or physical issues can delay talking, but lack of need often keeps children silent until rewarded for speech.
Winthrop farmswoman Mrs Eldon Gillett investigated a blown fuse and found her husband and three year old son unconscious on the lawn. An electrically charged radio wire had loosened and fallen across a high tension line. Both suffered severe burns and shock but recovered.
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