Aurelia Council Proceedings October 6 1947
The Aurelia Iowa council met October 6 1947 with Mayor Grapenth en presiding. Members Christensen Howell Johnson and Kaskey present Shank absent. Minutes from September 2 1947 were approved. Bills in general waterworks grading fire and insurance funds were ordered paid. Meeting adjourned. Chicken Eyes note ends.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Grapenthen
Christensen
Howell
Johnson
Kaskey
Shank
L. E. Christensen
Harry Howell
Verner Johnson
Fred A. Kaskey
Orlo Shank
H. I. Rice
The
Aurelia Sentinel
Waterworks Fund Sauter & Holderness
Iowa Public Service Co
Walter Luloff
Geo. A. Hansen
Leighton Supply Co
Light Fund
Fred Jordan
H. H. Lockin
Agt
Firemen's Insurance
J. W. Grapenthen
Chester G. Sjoberg
Marriage Satire on Open Minds and Open Mouths
A humorous closer notes Sam distrusts his wife’s hat choices and her watercress and cream cheese salad while he stays quiet about her habit. She, in turn, never criticizes his fondness for a worn-out chair by the fire, illustrating a light domestic dynamic.
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Sam
Missus
Congregational Church Service Schedule
The Congregational Church led by Minister G W Sietsema invites worshipers to Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m. The Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 7 p m. Join this friendly family church.
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Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship
Methodist Church Sunday Service and Rally Notice
Ernest Stanworth pastor. Church school at 10 morning worship at 11. Sunday rally at Spencer in the Methodist church from 3 to 5. All officers teachers and workers urged to attend. W 8 C S meeting Thursday afternoon Nov 6 in the church parlors with a 25 cent lunch served by Maude Sweet Anna Anderson Floyd Anderson Percy Clover George Wieland Fred Daniels Swen Axelson. Program leaders are Mrs Quentin Anderson and Mrs Ethel Matzdorff.
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Methodist
Ernest Stanworth
Claude de St. Paer
Spencer
Mesdames Maude Sweet
Anna Anderson
Floyd Anderson
Percy Clover
George Wieland
Fred Daniels
Swen Axelson
Quentin Anderson
Ethel Matzdorff
Trinity Lutheran Church announces weekly schedule and events
Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta, Towa led by Pastor C Philip Holmberg invites all to church school and Bible classes at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled A Changing World. Monday 7:30 p.m. Board of Administration. Next Thursday Ladies Aid at 2:15 p.m. Bible study. Supper 4 to 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Friday Nov 7 brothers from Our Savior's Lutheran Albert City host northwest district groups. strong Trinity representation urged.
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Board of Administration
Ladies Aid
Men of Our Savior’s Lutheran
Albert City
Northwest
Trinity Church
Obituary of George C. Harvey of Sioux City Iowa
George C. Harvey born October 13 1874 near Shellsburg Iowa died October 15 1947 in St Vincent’s hospital Sioux City following heart illness He was 73 He married Seraph Lampman in 1897 and later Daisy Petit in 1946 He leaves wife two children eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren with siblings and many relatives Funeral services were held October 18 in Morningside Battle Creek burial followed.
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George C. Harvey
Lewis and
Isabel Harvey
Shellsburg
Iowa
St. Vincents Hospital
Sioux City
Benton
Green
Ida County
Cushing
Seraph L. Lampman
Battle Creek
Ruby
Dale
Harvey
Emma van de Walker
Washta
Badgeroo
Daisy Petit
Daisy Harvey
Ruby Cipperly
North Hollywood
Calif
Leonard Dale Harvey
Monterey
Roy Harvey
Seattle Washington
J. E. Harvey
Brookings
S. Dak
Nellie Gray
Nettie Walsh
Correctionville
Ethel Elston
Woodbine
Elsie Harvey
Brooking
Ivan Winter
Morningside
Ernest Stanworth
Aurelia Methodist Church
Soil Loss Shocks U S Land Health
Forty one percent of U S land has lost at least one quarter of its topsoil with some areas stripped by three quarters of the soil layer. Experts warn continued erosion could reduce future agricultural yields and increase food prices.
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United States
Former Hanover Man Dies at Storm Lake
The obituary notes Herman Otto born July 14 1868 in Hanover Germany died October 20 1947 at age 84 in Storm Lake Iowa at his son in law and daughter's home. He came to America at age 3, lived near Bremen Cook County Illinois then moved to Iowa. He married Sophie Brockman in 1896 and had seven children several grandchildren and siblings. Funeral held October 22 1947 at St. John's Lutheran Hanover with burial at St. John's cemetery.
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Herman Otto
Christopher
Mary Eckelman Otto
Hanover
Germany
Ernest Jesse
Storm Lake
Iowa
America
Bremen
Cook County
Ilinois
Hieber
Otto
Cherokee County
Sophie Brockman
Paullina
I. Horn
Germantown
Edmund
Sutherland
Wilbert
Cherokee
Herman Jr
Clemens
Walter
Mary Hage
Howard City
Mich
John Otto
Sorm Lake
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Heavenly Canaan
Pastor Bahr
Sliefert Funeral Home
Edgar Brockman
Henry Brockman
Sioux City
John Brockman
Sheldon
New Hawkeye Soybean For Northern Iowa
Iowa farmers learn of Hawkeye a new soybean variety developed by Iowa State College and federal researchers. It yields near Lincoln, better than Richland, earlier than Lincoln, taller than Richland, resistant to lodging, and suited to northern Iowa. About 8 000 bushels available for northern counties with distribution by local committees.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Lincoln
Richland
Monona
Crawford
Carroll
Grene
Boone
Story
Marshall
Tama
Benton
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Advising Early Soybean Sales This Season
Agricultural economist Francis Kutish of Town State College suggests farmers should sell soybeans early this year. He notes prices for fats and oils have fallen despite inflation and that domestic edible oil output will rise 5 to 10 percent, with soybean production about unchanged from last year.
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Kutish
Francis Kutish
Town State College
Bays
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Schedule Elk
Morning worship at 9 45 a m at Highview school. Junior Missionary program at 10 40 Church school at 11 10 a m The Ladies Aid meets Thursday November 13 at the Nels Bengtson farm with a pot luck lunch Read the ads.
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Highview School
Ladies Aid
Nels Bengtson Farm
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