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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1942
Page
1
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National Capital events spark concern for country banks. State bank officials protest federal agencies eroding local banks and their profits. Community banks provide essential funds for business, illness emergencies, farming needs, and local economies.
The Chicago Drovers Journal argues the local bank is essential for economic freedom. It stresses bankers must understand agriculture and community needs, and warns that regulation cannot replace individual integrity. A loss of faith in free enterprise could turn bankers into puppets of a dominant party.
Frost affects travel safety and car upkeep urged as winter conditions arrive. In school notes. first graders study pre primers and pumpkins with a train picture project. Third grade mentions a planned afternoon party and a front board display of warriors.
A busy period in a fifth grade with plans for a Halloween party on Sunday. Students study spiders and migration, display Washington DC maps, and discuss safety posters and the Penny Milk program starting November 1.
William Walter is pastor at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and English language divine worship at 10 45 a m Visitors are welcome at all services.
Church School at 10 00 a m Edgar Allen Superintendent Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7 00 p m Missionary Circle of the W S C S postponed to Friday afternoon November 6 6 on account of Sheldon District Missionary Convention at Sibley Iowa Wednesday November 4
Congregational Church led by Edwin Trigg invites attendance at Harvest Day services with special music and a Harvest Address on Sunday November 1. A Monday November 2 sale of Harvest Produce begins at 8:00 in Plymouth Hall with coffee and pie and donation drop offs at the church. Mt Olive Baptist Church led by Vernon White also noted.
Morning worship at eleven o clock and evening preaching at eight o clock. B Y P U meets Thursday evenings twice a month. All are welcome to worship at all services.
Mrs. Wes McGregor has been ill with the flu the past week. Mrs. Gaylord Franklin of near Schaller was a recent caller at the Hugo Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gustafson were Sioux City shoppers Thursday. They had cattle on the market. Gus Fossel of Holstein was a caller at Mt Olive last week. Mrs. Ole Carlson assisted in serving the Swedish Luthern Aid in Alta last Thursday. Mrs. Robert Bengston also attended. E. F. Bare of Cherokee was a caller.
Mrs Pauline Sorrell from Cherokee visited her sister Mrs Cliff Simmons. Mrs John Leber hosted the F N C Club last Thursday. August Hansen of Cherokee called on his son Gunner Hansen Friday. Mr and Mrs Bob Pettet welcomed a baby daughter. Donald Johnson of Sioux City spent the weekend at home. Mrs Earl Crippen and Mrs Alvin Peterson attended a shower for Mrs Glen Sleezer at the Will Sleezer home in Afton township. Supper guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs Glen Sleezer Mr and Mrs Dale Sleezer and Mr and Mrs Earl Crippen. Dickey Anderson of Cherokee spent the weekend at Edgar Johnson home. Mr and Mrs C J Johnson and Mr and Mrs Oscar Gustafson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Rev H W Lindstrom in Cherokee. A Mt Olive ladies food sale at Matt Furniture store in Cherokee raised funds. Misses Etta and Fanny Sleeper of Cherokee now in Albert City visited the Hahn home with two friends. Edgar Johnson called on Cherokee Sunday afternoon. Miss Lucille Hahn of Cherokee visited her home for weekend. Mrs B H Dukes will host a Red Cross meeting for Mt Olive ladies Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jim Stewart of Cherokee visited Lincoln Hahn and Cliff Bruce last weekend. Stewart did painting at the Bruce home. Dont keep your business a secret advertise it in The Aurelia Sentinel.
The United States relies on railroads to transport service members and civilians for the war, so passenger services are being cut. Seasonal Florida trains and chartered cars are canceled. second sections and nonregular stops are reduced to prioritize military and essential civilian travel. Citizens are asked to sacrifice private travel for national defense and victory.
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