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Announcement that Harry Howell of Cherokee will open an associated Chevrolet dealership in Aurelia. Enrollment at Aurelia consolidated school stands at 375, up four from last year.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1947
Page
4
Announcement that Harry Howell of Cherokee will open an associated Chevrolet dealership in Aurelia. Enrollment at Aurelia consolidated school stands at 375, up four from last year.
Legion members and veterans are invited to a stag party at the Legion hall on Thursday September 18. Entertainment Committee Grashoff-McManus Post.
The Maple Valley 4-H Club met September 9 at 8 p.m. at Enoch Nelsons home. LaVerne Gustafson and Gerald Hahn resigned as members, Sherwood Ohlson resigned as leader, and new officers were elected: Kenneth Peters president, Marvin Peckenschneider vice president, Leland Anderson secretary treasurer, Orville Peckenschneider reporter, with Gerald Hahn as Four-Header. A lunch was served by Mrs. Enoch Nelson and daughter Caroline.
Congregational Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Carl Peterson’s home with Mrs. Floyd Glawe as assistant hostess on Wednesday afternoon August 27. President Mrs. Inez Larson led the regular business session. Devotions by Mrs. Imp Krout themed Petty Annoyances.
Cherokee county Farm Bureau entrants at the Iowa Sports Festival in Ames placed well in individual events. Harold Nelson of Aurelia won the fly casting. Wayne Little won heavy weight despite a 56 pound disadvantage. Chet Specht earned second in pole vault and reached semi finals in table tennis while placing in baseball throw and high jump. About 3,500 contestants entered the Rural Olympic Games with Cherokee county sending 14 girls and 22 young men.
A compact notice highlights buy sell swap and rent options advertised in a Want Ad friendly format. It emphasizes quick exchanges and local reach for goods services and housing.
The Missionary Study Group met at the home of Mrs. Clifford Ohlson on Wednesday afternoon September 3. Devotions from the Upper Room were given by Mrs. Ernest Stanworth a book review on Christian Motives and Methodist Stewardship by Mrs. LeRoy Hench a talk on Methodist Youth Caravan by Lorraine Bruce and lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs. George Larson and Mrs. Raymond Nelson.
Storm Lake will host a large street style show in the business district at 8 p m on Thursday September 18. Mason Dixon the famed announcer will act as master of ceremonies. An illuminated platform and lighted runway will extend from Mid Bell Music with models trained to present garments. A galaxy of young women will model as music fills the air via loud speaker system.
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 46 a m and a divine worship service at 10 45 a m Pastor Joel E Ross leads. The Lutheran Laymen’s League meets Monday at 8 p m, choir rehearsal Tuesday, Walther League Thursday. A cordial welcome to all.
The Northwest Iowa conference of the Methodist church meets at First church Fort Dodge from September through September 21 with Bishop Brashares presiding. Ministers and laymen attend as appointments for the coming year are announced at the conference finale.
The note lists church activities with Rev. R. K. Schwab as interim pastor and a horticulture tip from Larry Grove of Iowa State College. It advises Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m. It also warns against leaving mature onions in the garden and offers methods to cure them by drying in a warm ventilated room, hanging in mesh sacks, or tying tops and hanging in garage bundles.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josephine Jackson and Edwin O. Watts of Brooklyn New York on Saturday September 6 at 4 p.m. Rev Burke officiated. The couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls and toured Toronto Ontario. Mrs Watts works for A T T as a telephone operator. He works at Kahne Libby Co Brooklyn plant and attends Melville Radio School at night. They will reside at 1020 Coney Island Ave Brooklyn after September 21.
Iowa State college extension veterinarian K. W. Stouder urges careful sow management this fall to save piglets. Proper gestation feeding, exercise on green legume pastures, and avoiding exposure to hog cholera virus reduce litter loss. Clean, disinfect, and dry stalls, Vaseline iodine for navels, and guard rails help prevent injuries and disease.
A compact Sentinel want ad urging readers that effective advertising hinges on placement and method. The plea emphasizes choosing the right channel to maximize reach and impact for listings and notices.
The Afton Farm Bureau elected officers for the coming year at the Legion hall in Aurelia on Monday evening Sept 8 with 105 in attendance. Russell Allen was elected chairman replacing Clyde Kudrle and Mrs. McKinley Menefee and Mrs. Russell Allen were chosen for women’s and publicity chairs respectively. Mrs. John Hasenwinkel was elected secretary.
Eight year old Janice Kruse daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kruse of Aurelia was struck by a car on Main street. She stepped from behind a parked car into the path of a vehicle driven by Arthur Daniels and was hit. She was taken to Bates hospital for observation suffering severe shock and minor bruises. After a week her condition is much improved.
Trinity Lutheran Church Alta Iowa hosts Parish Education Month in September with 10 a.m. classes and 11 a.m. worship featuring a sermon The Good Part Dr Paul Lindberg of Rock Island Ill speaks at 3 p.m. practical hour 5 p.m. fellowship lunch 7 15 p.m. visual aids 8 p.m. inspirational service Dr Lindberg also speaks at 8 p.m. Sept 17 Daughters of Trinity meet Sept 25 Luther League meeting Choir rehearsal Sept 19 Women’s Missionary Society party 2 15 p.m. All welcome
Morning worship at 9 45 a m at Highview school followed by church school at 10 40 a m September designated Parish Education month. Teachers and officers urged to attend district institute at Trinity Alta next Sunday afternoon and evening.
The Congregational church officers and board members met at Mrs. Floyd Glawe's home on Thursday afternoon to plan the year. The first general aid meeting is set for September 18 with five aid circles forming on October 2. Circle chairmen include Mrs. Carl Peterson and others. supper volunteers listed for Sept 18. a 3 pm business meeting and program were scheduled.
The Aurelia Bulldogs open the 1947 football season by traveling to Correctionville for a Friday night game at 8:00. Coach Russell Null brings nine lettermen, with a tested lineup featuring Beeghley, Peterson, Peters, Kolpin, Fox, Nelson, Lenz, Glenn Beeghley, Coombs, Sturgeon or Lockin, and Rasmussen.
Farm Bureau women meet Friday September 19 at 2 p m at the Herbert Peterson home. Mrs Carmen Lawrence new home economist will plan training schools for the township and may start lessons October 1. Mrs Raymond Nelson leads the schools program. Bring neighbors.
An air rifle discharged by a younger sister in Newell injured Joan Filis age 11, costing her left eye and altering life for the family. The incident highlights the dangers of unregulated firearms in the home.
Illinois Central routes reshaped with four trains changing times starting September 28 Acting Postmaster M C Paulson reports. Train 11 morning flier through Aurelia at 6 04 will become a westbound through train arriving 10 22. Train 16 morning mail east reaches 8 58 from 9 13. Train 15 westbound to be through in evening not stopping. Train 12 flier east through Aurelia at 8 35 pm arrives 8 08 pm and stays a flier. Two morning parcel post trains will run within about an hour.
Raymond Kruse of Sioux City takes over management of Swan son’s Super Store in Aurelia replacing Calvin Bud Fisher who had run the store since last March. Kruse previously operated Kruse Grocery in Aurelia for five and a half years before selling in November 142 and later managed Council Oak stores in Sioux City. He has about 20 years in groceries.
The 557 Composite Group organized reserves will meet at the Chamber of Commerce hall Storm Lake Iowa on September 19 at 8 p.m. All reserve officers in Buena Vista and Cherokee counties below colonel grade are assigned to the unit and enlisted reservists are eligible to join. The unit provides two hours monthly active duty training for army ground forces reservists. Air force reservists may attend and earn two hours on the records of HQ 2nd Air Force. Commanding officer is Lt Col William B Perry Storm Lake.
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