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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
1
Notice from The Aurelia Sentinel Printing Company stating it is published weekly on Thursdays as second class mail at Aurelia Iowa. It warns subscribers paper will not stop at expiration unless notified and continuing readers must pay for renewal.
At Des Moines Iowa State Fair State Day 250 legislators and officials joined a fried chicken dinner. No formal candidate announcements emerged though Kraschel Dolliver Mercer and others floated possibilities for governor or senate. A salary rumor for new Democratic chair Jake More also circulated.
Hanover area families visited relatives in Aurora and Brookings while others attended the Minnesota and Des Moines state fairs. Supper guests at the Zwemke home included Chicago visitors and local families. A عمليات appendicitis operation was performed on Mrs. Louis Hankel in Alta. The Sentinel promotes its Detroit and Chicago ads network. Fort Worth Star Telegram lauds Iowa and Nebraska legislatures, praising Nebraska’s unicameral system for efficiency and public service.
Mt Olive residents attend visits and gatherings across Nor walk Iowa areas. Families travel to Sioux City and Aurelia picnics while schools begin term and evangelistic meetings continue with Rev. George Seamens speaking. A car enamel injury to Mrs Herbert Brunssen is noted.
Aurelia high school football practice began with 21 candidates Monday and rose to 30 by Wednesday under Coach J H Nitzke. Preliminary drills focus on conditioning and blocking and tackling with a dummy, as Junior Thomas oversees the second team and the regular schedule approaches with four games set for the season.
The piece explains Defense Savings Bonds as a method to create future income. It notes $87.50 monthly buys a bond maturing in 10 years returning $50 monthly per bond, and $75 yields $100 after ten years. It advises purchasing at post offices banks or via mail-order form from the Treasurer of the United States.
The Pingel Sump reunion occurred at Swan Lake State Park in Carroll Iowa on Sunday August 81 with attendees from Aurelia Alta Storm Lake Spencer Paullina Clarinda Yorktown Peterson Galva Marcus Sutherland and Cherokee. Seventy registrants joined a formal meeting with officers and planning for next year.
A heavy rainfall near Aurelia totals one and a quarter inches. Miss Frances Shaw to resume teaching in Grinnell Iowa. Miss Gladys Glane to teach sixth grade in Cherokee city schools. Mahlon Reckoff wins best Holstein calf and champion livestock showman at Buena Vista county fair. Aurelia Kittenball splits a double header at Afton township. Skeletons unearthed from Layton farm gravel pit near Quimby. Oats stolen from Frank Frear on Templeman farm. Plans form for a Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion. J T Wilson opens a shoe repair shop with H J Arends. Aurelia Bakery cuts bread prices. Ten years ago items include KE Bundy selling drugstore and other Aurelia school staffing notes.
Matilda Anderson 86 of Cherokee died Friday August 29 1941 in Cherokee. Funeral Sunday at Daven Funeral Home with Rev L H Preul of the Methodist church officiating. Burial in Good Hope cemetery. Born March 17 1855 in Maulma Holland Sweden she married Andrew G Anderson in 1877. Survived by several relatives and friends.
Knoxville firemen found heavy smoke from the Hersbergen jewelry store but could not locate a active fire. Basements roofs attics and walls were searched though smoke issued from windows and the rear roof.
Sherwood Ohlson, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ohlson of Aurelia, won two blue ribbons at the 4-H market pig show during the plowing match. He took first in both the market pig class Berkshire-Poland cross and first in the market pig litter. He plans to attend school in Minneapolis this fall to fund his education. He is a Maple Valley 4-H club member and follows a family tradition of 4-H success.
Classified fragment lists two items: a for sale entry for Brome Bross and Herman Caroth with phone 706, and a strayed Shorthorn steer about 700 pounds with Alta phone 2570. Additional unreadable text follows.
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