09 Sep 1948
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publisher Carl J. Lighter and print schedule. Subscription rates are 2.00 per year in advance and 2.50 for foreign countries. The paper will not stop at expiration unless notified and continuing subscribers must pay.
Miss Ruth Grieme was feted at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Hinkeldey and Lillian at the Hinkeldey home Sunday afternoon. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Roger Lichtenberg set for Sunday, September 19.
A wedding shower honored Miss Grieme with turquoise rose yellow and white decor. Guests included Mrs. Henry Grieme and other Storm Lake and Aurelia residents. A two course lunch and dainty umbrellas as favors completed the event. A Koth family reunion followed at Alta’s north park with Mr. and Mrs. Clement Hannel of Sioux City in attendance.
A compact Want Ad note touts buying renting and selling options under one umbrella. It highlights quick exchanges and flexible terms for readers seeking bargains and easy trades without explicit listings or details.
The speaker describes a cross country trip from Michigan to Texas and Maine highlighting how tolerance underpins American liberty. He notes farmers city dwellers and voters with differing views can coexist, praising respect for individual tastes and freedoms as a strength.
Pal club hosted 10 members and three guests on September 3 for a 500 game session with Elaine Smith high and Leona Matthew low. A. C. C. met with Christmas committee appointed and Greece letters read. Several family visits and local gatherings noted as residents traveled and attended events around Lake Park and Sioux Rapids.
Pastor G W Sietsema invites members to Sunday school at 10 60 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m. An evening program follows with a 7 o'clock prayer meeting and a Brotherhood gathering at 8 p m. Officers are to be elected and films shown.
The Hanover congregation will celebrate its mission festival Sunday with services at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m The Luther Laymens League meets September 20 at 8 p m Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p m Bible school classes begin at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 a m Evening devotions with sermon at 8 p m All not worshipping elsewhere invited to join.
Ten years ago Aurelia’s ball team falls by one run to Remsen after a plowing match loss. Enrollment at Aurelia High rises by 29, total school and grades reach 387. Texaco agency takes over local service. A baby born to the Andersons in Afton township. Also included is farm and silos care guidance urging cleaning pits, coatings, and safety cautions for silos and gas handling.
Iowa State College agricultural engineers warn farmers to ensure silos are strong enough to hold silage and airtight to prevent spoilage. They note that thawing freezing cycles and rust from silage acids cause inside walls to chip and roughen, risking loss of feed.
Fannie Gannon of Iowa State College Home Management explains that soapless dishwashing powders excel at removing oil and grease from pans and dishes but should not be used on linoleum which needs its natural oil to stay soft and pliable. She also notes furniture finishes rely on natural oils to stay protected.
The article advises against油 absorbing cleaners for linoleum and painted surfaces. Soap can dry linoleum. rinse thoroughly. For worn kitchen and dining room linoleum, wax and oil frequently. If scratches appear, apply boiled linseed oil, let stand 48 hours, then wash off and wax.
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