Miss Ruth Grieme Feted In Turquoise Shower
Miss Ruth Grieme received many gifts at a miscellaneous shower held at the Raymond Norlin home hosted by Mrs. Carl Grieme Mrs. Raymond Norlin and Helen Grieme The event featured hints recipes and quizzes with turquoise rose yellow and white decor A two course buffet luncheon and candle accents accompanied tiny umbrella favors The upcoming wedding is set for Sunday September 19 at 3 30 PM.
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Ruth Grieme
Raymond Norlin
Carl Grieme
Helen Grieme
Miss Grieme
Martin Hinkeldey
Sioux City
Clara Eggers
Arthur Zwemke
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Charles Zwemke
Aurelia Student Council President Ordel Gerstmeier Named
The Aurelia High School notes feature Ordel Gerstmeier as the recent Student Council president. He engages in band glee clubs and chorus and plans to pursue further education after graduation.
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Aurelia
Aurelia High School
Orde]l Gerstmeier
Senior class notes on campus learning and leadership
Seniors report progress as faculty test teaching methods in economics physics and sociology. Typing II and bookkeeping classes keep students busy. New Student Council officers are all seniors and were elected by the student body.
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Election results and student council notes at school
Alice Haight is elected class president with Leland Anderson returning as vice president. Joan Dyslin becomes secretary and Bud Jensen is treasurer. The campus buzzed with a paper drive and classroom worries about finishing typing and shorthand courses.
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Alice Haight
Leland Anderson
Joan Dyslin
Bud Jensen
Bud
High School Elects Freshman Officers and Cheer Leaders
The school elected officers—President Dick Hodge Vice President Kay Elliott and Secretary Treasurer Donna Shank. The head cheerleader is Donna Shank a freshman. Homemaking girls study personal grooming while science begins a unit on air and English staff recruitment remains unresolved.
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Dick Hodge
Kay Elliott
Donna Shank
Junior High News Tour Report
Students return to class with pledges and prayers as seventh graders study American Creed Indians and earths shape. Science covers water forms while caterpillars and butterflies fascinate. music and physical training scheduled weekly. Readers include Robert Braunschweig and Elizabeth Buenger.
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Robert Braunschweig
Elizabeth Buenger
School Returns and Club News From Cheerful Year
The pupils celebrate the school house and teachers return. Miss Kurtz is ill. Mrs. Hickey teaches in her absence. The class approves a Nature club with members collecting nature items. Larry Hansen brought a raccoon Thursday afternoon. English club met for practice and the first physical training class was held Wednesday.
Fifth Grade Math and Literature Activities
The class reports seventeen boys and eighteen girls enrolled. They practice multiplication tables repeatedly. In reading Friday, students chose library books and shared descriptive paragraphs aloud.
Classroom Snapshots Show Daily School Activities
In science we study vegetables and fruits and their types. Spelling class notes that 14 students spelled all words correctly last week. Art class features circus pictures and squirrel coloring pages.
Reading table displays Navaho stories in class
The Friendly Village reading group discusses Indians with Navaho stories on the reading table. A flash card test on addition numbers showed many students need more practice while they enjoy the new English workbook work. They took a survey test and now they have a brief result to share.
Hoppity Bunny's Hop Inspires Class Reading Time
Students enjoy an adventurous story during literature period titled Hoppity Bunny's Hop. On the first Friday test, Donna Frank Dorothy Larry Marilyn and Loren earned gold stars for spelling charts. Mrs John Petersen visited on Thursday and is hoped to return.
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Frank
Dorothy
Larry
Marilyn
Loren
John Petersen
Second Grade News Highlights and Reading Start
The class reports art improvement with a pig picture coloring project. Twelve students scored perfect hundred in spelling and hope more achieve it next week. The Redbirds and Orioles begin reading the book Round About as part of language arts.
First Grade News Numbers Write and Decorate
First Grade students practice recognizing numbers from one to twenty. They create squirrel cutouts for bulletin boards and posters of flying geese to evoke fall. Writing focus includes improving formation of capital and lowercase letters.
Little Shirley Kastengren in Swedish costume at school
A Swedish girl named Shirley Kastengren arrives in school wearing a new Swedish costume and shares stories from her trip. The class has started three phonics lessons featuring Baa Baa Black Sheep, Mary Had a Little Lamb, and Hey Diddle Diddle.
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Shirley Kastengren
Mary
Kindergarteners Learn Manners Through Names Story
A large kindergarten family practices please and thank you. They trace names and plan a post office game next week. Children recall stories like The Three Bears The Three Billy Goats The Three Pigs and The Gingerbread Man.
F. F. A. Classes Cover Livestock Showing and Farm Choice
The article outlines two weeks of F. F. A. activity with Agricultural I and II focusing on fitting and showing livestock, project records, and understanding feeds and supervised practices. It notes swine beef and sheep cycles and begins Green Hand initiation with green cords worn by new members.
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Agricultural II
Nominating Committee Names F. F. A. Officers for September 14
A nominating committee has named candidates for F. F. A. September 14 officer elections. For president are Kletis Lenz and Lelnd Anderson. vice president Keith Langwin and Don Blake. secretary Lloyd Patten and Vernon Jensen. treasurer Jim Schulke and reporter Dean Nelson and Derryn Schramm. Don Blake reporter.
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Kletis Lenz
Lelnd Anderson
Keith Langwin
Don Blake
Lloyd Patten
Vernon Jensen
Jim Schulke
Dean Nelson
Derryn Schramm
Aurelia Town Council Seeks Bids on Ditch and Water Main
The Aurelia Iowa town council invites bids by September 24 1948 for 1810 feet of ditch for an 8 inch sewer tile with four manholes on Maple Street and 1830 feet for a water main with trench depth of 43 to 5 feet. Bids require a 10 percent certified check. The council may reject any or all bids. Harry Howell mayor. Chester G. Sjoberg clerk.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Maple Street
Harry Howell
Maria Johns
Cherokee
District Court
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