Bulldogs Defeat Marcus 7 to 0 on Home Field
Aurelia defeats Marcus 7 to 0 in the season’s first home game for the Bulldogs. A second quarter fumble recovery set up Aurelia’s lone score as Hodge and Lenz contributed key runs and a Rapp Miller pass extra point. The halftime show featured a band formation of letters M and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
Bulldogs
Marcus Eleven
Aurelia
Kletis Lenz
Rapp
Miller
Marcus
Hodge
Hilsabeck
Shirley Nelson
Ene
Gheer
Aurelia’ High
Eee
Gene
Brownmiller
Eacheam
Aurelia Edges Marcus In Close Down Game
In a tight contest Aurelia holds a 7 to 6 edge in first downs over Marcus. Each team fumbled three times. Aurelia recovered four fumbles, two of theirs and two from Marcus, while Marcus recovered none. Aurelia attempted four passes completing two. Marcus six attempts with one completion. Aurelia intercepted twice and Marcus once.
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Marcus
Aurelia
Johnson Re-Elected Farm Bureau Head
L. W. Johnson of Peterson was re elected to a third term as president of the Cherokee County Farm Bureau for 1950. The contest was uncontested as current officers and township directors were re elected, with Harold V. Nelson winning the voting delegate spot. New and returning directors were named, with Willow and Tilden townships not represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I L. W. Johnson
Peterson
Cherokee County Farm Bureau
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cherokee
Vernon Peterson
Aurelia
Floyd Johansen
Harry Chapman
Meriden
Women’s Farm Bureau
Leslie Gregg
Clyde Kudrie
Harold V. Nelson
County Farm Bureau
Johnson
Township Farm Bureau
John Barry Jr
Marcus Township
William C. Miller
Liberty
Frank Dreyer
Cedar
Arthur Dorr
Amherst
Harold Smith
Wilbur Snapp
Afton
George Foresman
Rock
Maurice Eddy
Pitcher
Herbert Althaus
Grand Meadow
Harland Brownmiller
Spring
Paul Kohns
Sheridan
Roger Parker
Pilot
John Ihms
Silver
Ray Grigsby
Diamond
Willow
Tilden Townships
Crop Convener Named at District Meet in Cherokee
Reverend J. E. Feiler of Cherokee was chosen convener of the Cherokee County Christian Rural Overseas Program. The district meeting at Sheldon announced the 1949 Iowa CROP plan with State Director Albert W. Farmer. Last year Iowa led the nation in relief gifts. this year a goal of 450 carloads is set for the campaign running November 6 to 13.
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J. E. Feiler
Cherokee
Cherokee County Christian Rural Overseas
Rev. Feiler
Cherokee County
Sheldon
Albert W. Farmer
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmer
Open House for Couple on 50th Wedding Anniversary
Open house will be held Wednesday Oct 12 at the John Perry country home near Gaza to observe their 50th wedding anniversary. Hours are 2 5 p m and 7 9 p m. Sell Swap Rent Buy via the Want Ad way in The Sentinel.
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John Perry
Gaza
the Sentinel
Legion Auxiliary Holds County Meeting Here
About 70 American Legion and Legion Auxiliary members attended the joint county meeting Monday night at the Legion hall in Aurelia. Archie R. Nelson of Cherokee gave the highlight talk on current topics.
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Aurelia
Archie R. Nelson
Cherokee
Clair Whitney
Marianne Mongan
Harriet Waddell
Leland Anderson
Margaret Gebhardt
Kathleen Allen
Nels Carlson
Curtis
Spencer
John Specht
State Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary Meets at Legion Hall Tuesday
The Aurelia Auxiliary met Tuesday afternoon at the Legion hall with routine opening rituals and officer roll. Minutes and bills were reviewed as the group approved increasing the poppy order and donating five dollars to the Emergency Polio fund.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Aurelia Auxiliary
Cherokee
Ruby Carlson
Sioux City
Margaret Scott
Else Nelson Cafe
Mable Peterson
Aston 4-H style review set at carnival
All the Aston 4-H girls are to wear their projects for the style review during the carnival. Practice is scheduled for Sunday October 9. A classified ad suggests the item may be sold.
Local Society Notes Highlight Tea and Parties
Rebekah circle met with four teens and two guests to plan a tea for October 26. Mrs. Gus Ohlson hosted a 6:30 dinner for Chicago visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins, with Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove at the Cosgrove home in Cherokee.
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Rebekah Circle
Earl Covey
Gus Ohlson
Harold Collins
Chicago
P. L. Cosgrove
Cherokee
Mrs. Cosgrove
Mrs. Ohlson
Aurelia Sets Homecoming Date and Weekend Events
Aurelia schedules homecoming for October 14 with a snake dance on October 18 and a parade Friday afternoon at 2 pm. The homecoming king and queen of 1949 will be crowned at the assembly and post game dances and festivities follow at the Legion hall with Bill Weeks and his orchestra.
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Aurelia
Main Street
Aurelia Bulldogs
Paullina Bulldogs
James Schulke
Congregational Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
Ladies of the Congregational church met in the parlors on Thursday Sept 29 to elect officers led by President Mrs Floyd Glawe C Q Larson Mrs Richard Glawe Glenwood Waddell and G R Wharton Sr were named officers Reports on the year were presented and the group earmarked funds with circle secretaries. A program followed with songs devotions piano solo and remarks by Mrs Gebhardt A chicken pie supper bazaar is set for Oct 20 with next meeting scheduled for Nov 8 Watch subscription dates.
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Congregational Church
Floyd Glawe
C. QO. Larson
Richard Glawe
Glenwood Waddell
G. R. Wharton Sr
General Fund
Herbert Peterson
Mary Guild Circle
Grinnell
Barbara Glawe
Connie
Carmen Lighter
Corrine Larson
Carol Elliott
Margaret Gebhardt
Aurelian Spotlight Staff and Senior of the Week
The page lists faculty advisors and student staff for Aurelia's paper with names such as Mrs. Miller Ramona Radio and Ruth Schramm. It highlights Jean Eddy as Senior of the Week, notes her activities and interests, and includes a weekly question of the week about girls wearing jeans to school.
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Spotlight
Miller
Ramona Radio
Donna Fraser
Shirley Sansen
Maureen Mallory
Carmen Lighter
Ileta Peterson
Dean Nelson
Ruth Schramm
Joyce Ammans
Dolores Ell
Carolyn Kolpin
Shirley Shherkenbak
Shirley Nelson
Darlene Stief
Jane Corey
Rose Schramm
Shirley Teerink
Joyce Hickey
Marion Eddy
Joan Husemann
Janice Schulke
Hallie Sauter
Betty Kolpin
Yean Eddy
Mr. Belvedere
June Allyson
Peter Lawford
Jean
Don H
Dwayne Bell
Larry N
Jerry P
Jim S
Keith S
Mr. Martin
Gorlyn A
To The Freshmen Editorial Urges Mature Student Conduct
The writer chides freshmen for disruptive behavior in school corridors and streets. They urge students to act their age, showing respect for themselves and the school, regardless of rank or class standing.
Local car lights prompt awkward accusations not specified
A terse note questions Dwayne B for excessive lights on his car and hints at a past secret admirer in seventh grade involving Donald K and Donna C, suggesting age is not a factor. The fragment hints at gossip-like, identity-focused remarks without clear context or resolution.
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Dwayne B
Donald K
Donna C
Mr. Blomstrand Named Teacher of the Week
Mr. Blomstrand, selected as teacher of the week, hails from a Nebraska town near Omaha and earned degrees from the University of Nebraska and the University of Mid Eastern University of Baltimore. He has taught in Arkadia and Fremont Nebraska and Leon Iowa, with chemistry as his favorite subject and education and science as his majors.
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Blomstrand
Nebraska
Omaha
University of Nebraska
University of Mid- Eastern University of Baltimore
Arkadia
Neb
Fremont
Leon
Iowa
Aurelia Garden Club Holds Last Meeting of the Year
The Aurelia Garden Club met Tuesday evening October 4 at the home of Mrs. Geo Wieland. Plans were laid for next year’s program and committees. Program chairman Mrs. Lela Nelson spoke on winter garden care and bulb storage. Larry Lee Mummert, two weeks old, visited with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Wieland. Next meeting set for March.
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Aurelia Garden Club
Geo. Wieland
Lela Nelson
Larry Lee Mummert
George Wieland
Bulldogs Travel to Sioux Rapids for Friday Conference Showdown
Aurelia Bulldogs visit Sioux Rapids Friday October seven at eight for a Sioux Valley conference clash. Hurdles: Dick Hodge and Gerald Parrott sidelined by injuries. Sioux Rapids, 1-2 on the year, featured a Hartley win by 14 to 12 last week and will present a tough challenge.
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Aurelia Bulldogs
Sioux Rapids
Sioux Valley
Aurelia
Dick Hodge
Gerald Parrott
Hartley
Mrs Selma Christenson Honored on 70th Birthday
Open house at the Albert Johnson country home celebrated Mrs. Selma Christenson’s 70th birthday Tuesday October 4. About one hundred friends visited through the day and evening as a two tier birthday cake and bouquets decorated the table.Lunch was served by Mrs. Mary Lingren and Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Gifts and flowers came from local and distant friends including Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pearson of Rockford Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Ogren of New Mexico. Hostesses were Mrs. John Swanson Mrs. Gerda Johnson Mrs. Oke Hanson and Mrs. Albert Johnson.
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Albert Johnson Country Home
Selma Christenson
Mary Lingren
Cherokee
Oscar Johnson
Aurelia
Christenson
John Pearson
Harold Pearson
Rockford
Olaf Ogren
New Mexico
John Swanson
Gerda Johnson
Oke Hanson
Albert Johnson
Methodist Church Notice About Services and Society
Wayne Hilmer serves as pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Regular attendance urged for religious and secular learning. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Sermon title In Six Days. Thursday afternoon Woman's Society for Christian Service meets in church parlors.
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Woman's Society For Christian Service
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Times
Mt Olive Baptist Church led by Pastor Henry Olsen announces church school at 10:00 a m worship at 11:00 a m and evangel service at 8:00 p m. We welcome you at our services. Read the ads.
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MT. Olive Baptist Church
Henry Olsen
Looking Back Into the Past Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Rey L H Preul was returned to Aurelia for a third year as pastor by the conference session at Webster City. A lone touchdown gave the Bulldogs a 6 to 0 victory over Sioux City Central second team last Friday at this place. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Pinge of Afton township on Sept 30 at the Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dagger left for Holstein to reside after Mr Dagger bought a barber shop there. About a half inch of rain fell Wednesday evening, aiding fall plowing.
Polio Fund In County Totals 1100 in Cherokee area drive
The national emergency polio foundation fund collected 1100.70 in Cherokee county led by Cherokee community with 662.50 under Mayor George Hicks. Other localities include Aurelia 232.75 Dingman Memorial 177.75 and smaller gifts. Disbursements totaled 24 for 4600 post cards and printing.
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Cherokee Times
National Emergency Polio Foundation
Cherokee County
W. H. Fishman
Fishman
George Hicks
Aurelia
Earl Fraser
Dingman
Cleghorn
C. W. Ihle
Larrabee Area
Geo. Cochrane
Marcus Area
John P. Delaney
Meriden
Roy Lamont
Washta
Karl Williams
Quimby
Virgil Brown
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Farm Bureau
First Trust & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Legion Auxiliary
Society
Harriet McCurdy
Secret Sisters
Robert Bjorkgren
John Laposky
Lawrence Mongan
Maurice Hansen
Ralph Mongan
Earl Nielsen
Harry Dailey
Guy Akers
Doris Anderson
Eric Gustafson
Lars Nork
Albert Patterson
Omer Michelson
al Swanson
Wm. Heimsoth
Ladell Rapp
Bruce
Claude Willemssen
Linda
Dennis Willemssen
Joel Lighter
Joleen Rapp
Jimmie Fassler
Howard Nelson, Sr
Walter Radke
Walter Anderson
Congregational Ladies Aid
Aurelian
Carolyn K
John N
Dick Fassler
Richard
Mr. Ehlert
Rawlin R
Jerry D
Jim N
Jean Eddy
Junior B
Dale D
Shirley
Ed H
Shirley N
Bud J
Frankenstien
Bob Holderness
Sentinel
J. F. Moore
Fort Dodge
Sasha Rundel
Mt. Ayre
Henry Fassler
Northwest Iowa
W. B. Empey
Mose Mummert
I Red Diercks
Waldo
Wesley Siglin
Charles Beers
Clear Lake
Farmers National Bank
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