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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel states subscription expiration is not stopped unless notified and that subscribers who continue to receive the paper will be obliged to pay for it.
The Aurelia Iowa council meets with Mayor Grapenthen in charge. Members present Mummert Kenke Shank. absent Kinskey Brummer. Minutes of September 7 read and approved. Bills paid include salaries for Mummert Grienke Shank Brummer Kaskey Kruse and others plus utilities and materials. Meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Bill Ruebsam and LaMerne returned from Des Moines after medical consultations. Mrs. Albert Waldo and Earl and Mrs. Fae Richards visited Aurelia. Richards hopes to join Pvt. Richards in Wisconsin. Fred Tigges and family traveled to Arco Minnesota for Herman Meyer’s forty fifth wedding anniversary. Clarence Sump suffered a recent heart attack but is improving. Bomb the Japs with Junk.
School notes detail first grade count to hundred and perfect attendance lists. Second grade explores Indian table items and scrapbook. scrap drive entries grow with jar lids and keys. Third grade field trip notes berries leaves and nuts with flu absences. Fourth through eighth grades report scrap drive efforts, discipline for attendance, and a football pencil contest winner.
Iowa Commissioner Karl W. Fischer urged strict observance of the 35 mile an hour limit as a wartime measure to save tires and reduce accidents. He argued slower driving cuts damage from quick starts and sharp turns, notes a drop in fatalities since the 40 mph limit last spring, and calls for tire conservation and group riding to keep motor transport reliable for the duration.
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. Margaret Juber on Tuesday October 6 at her Mt Olive home. Guests enjoyed visiting viewing photos and reading letters, with cards money gifts and a granddaughter’s token from Georgia. A two course lunch followed as Rev Vernon White led hymns and the group wished many more birthdays.
Herman Grieme born January 8 1876 in Althel tum Hanover died at 66 years 9 months from acute heart failure He lived on the family farm since arriving in the United States at age six He was a longtime member and lay leader of St Johns Lutheran Hanover with strong support for the Negro and African Mission He married Adelheidt Hustedt in 1889 and survived by three daughters and seven grandchildren.
Rev and Mrs H Webking of Sioux City attended Henry Grieme's funeral Sunday and spoke with old friends. Henry and Ernest Bruggeman of Lyle Minnesota visited Herman Glienke over the weekend. A group of Walther League members attended the rally in Schaller Sunday afternoon.
Rheims is famed not just for its cathedral but also its extensive cellars making it a notable capital in wine heritage. The text notes the city’s broader renown beyond religious architecture and hints at regional significance.
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