Hartley defeats Aurelia 33 to 7 on the home field
Hartley’s backfield star Roger Luedke scored four touchdowns as Hartley handed Aurelia a 33 7 loss. Aurelia failed to gain momentum early and late, with Luedke and Webber keying Hartley drives while Aurelia managed only a single late score.
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Loran Coburn
Hartley
Aurelia
Sioux Valley
Bulldogs
Roger Luedke
Kaskey
Luedke
Philiph
Webber
Lendke
Lenz
Beeghley
Wisconsin
Blue Moon
Grover C. Peterson Dies in Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Grover C. Peterson died Friday morning at the Des Moines Veterans hospital from tuberculosis after two weeks there. He had visited his daughter Mrs Jewel Rowalt in Manchester before hospitalization. Funeral services were held Monday at Mt Vernon, with burial there. He is survived by son Dale and daughter Jewel Rowalt. He previously lived on the Colquist farm south of Aurelia before moving to Cherokee to work at the State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Peterson
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Peterson
Manchester
Jewel Rowalt
Mt. Vernon
Dale
Bertil Peterson
Aurelia
Petarston
Colquist
Cherokee
State Hospital
Aurelia School Hot Lunch Menu Next Week
The Aurelia school lists meals for Sept 27 to Oct 1. Monday offers Meat loaf carrots apples raisins bread butter milk and sliced peaches. Tuesday features Red bean salad buttered peas jelly sandwiches apples and milk. Wednesday serves Mashed potatoes ham burger gravy tomatoes bread butter milk and ice cream. Thursday includes Shipwreck carrot sticks bread and butter milk and fruit jello. Friday presents Cheese and lettuce sandwiches scalloped corn celery milk and cupcakes and nuts.
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Aurelia School
Laurine Zwick Weds Duane Lundell in Cherokee Church
Miss Laurine Zwick daughter of Mr and Mrs George Zwick Cherokee formerly north of Aurelia and Robert Duane Lundell son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lundell Cherokee united in marriage Friday September 17 at 7 30 p m at St Pauls Methodist Cherokee. Double ring service conducted by Rev J E Feller. Reception for 200 and home at 712 W Elm Cherokee after trip through Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurine Zwick
George Zwick
North of Aurelia
Robert Duane Lundell
Harry Lundell
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cherokee
J. E. Feller
Harvey Stratton
Patricia Hodgen
Margaret Fleig
Darlene Bevins
Vernon Lundell
Clifford Gould
Gerald Hultman
J. C. Simms
Meriden
G. J. Flieg
Gunnar Osterling
C. H. Thompson
Hampton
Betty Richmond
Betty Lundell
Barbara Woodward
Barbara Mahoney
Irving Johnson
Russell Parks
Gladys Grayson
Larraabee
McKinley Menefee
Aurelia
Margaret Stiner
Isabelle Kastengren
National Business Training School
Sioux City
Business
Alpha Iota
Lundell
Meriden High School
Aurelia and Storm Lake Seconds Meet Under Lights
Aurelia high school and Storm Lake high school second teams, composed of freshmen and sophomores, will play a football game Monday night at 7 15 under the stadium lights in Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Storm Lake
Aurelia High School
Storm Lake High School
County Legion and Auxiliary to Install New Officers
There will be a county American Legion and Auxiliary meeting at Washta on Monday night September 27. New officers will be installed at this meeting. All members are urged to attend. Jack Coombs, County Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Washta
Fred Koch Buys Vogel Residence Property Tuesday
A. H. Vogel sold his residence property and extra land at public auction Tuesday afternoon. Fred Koch of the Aurelia area bought the Vogel residence in the town's north section, a 30 acre parcel with a two story house and farm buildings. Possession is set for March 1. Wayne Sweezy bought the lot of land south of the Illinois Central railroad in Aurelia, eight acres with immediate possession. A. H. Vogel purchased a farm east of Spirit Lake and will move there March 1.
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A. H. Vogel
Fred Koch
Aurelia
Vogel
Wayne Sweezy
A. H.vogel
Spirit Lake
Pitcher Farm Bureau Women Hold Organization Tea
Pitcher Township Farm Bureau women held a tea on Friday September 17 with hostess Mrs Alvin Peters on duty and assistance from Mrs Erwin Radke and Mrs Walter Peterson. Twenty five ladies attended including guest Mrs Carmen Lawrence who spoke on organization and the year’s work. Officers for the new year include Mrs Ivar Carlson chairman Mrs Clarence Eischen publicity chairman Mrs Herbert Peterson health Mrs Raymond Nelson school Mrs Floyd Glawe library Mrs Clifford Ohlson music and Mrs Ralph Peterson international relations. A lunch with snapdragon centerpiece followed, poured by Mrs Ivar Carlson.
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Pitcher’ Township Farm Bureau Women’s Organization
Alvin Peterson
Erwin Radke
Walter Peterson
Carmen Lawrence
Ivar Carlson
Clarence Eischen
Herbert Peterson
Raymond Nelson
Floyd Glawe
Clifford Ohlson
Ralph Peterson
Hunt Safely This Year Warns Hunters of Gun Safety Rules
As hunting season begins, the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute urges safe handling of firearms. The advisory lists ten rules: treat every gun as loaded, carry unloaded or in case, ensure barrels are clear, never point at what you don’t intend to shoot, don’t leave a gun unattended, avoid climbing with a loaded gun, avoid shooting at hard surfaces or water, and do not mix gunpowder with alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute
Joy Woltman and George Phipps Wed in Cherokee
Miss Joyce Woltman daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Woltman of Cherokee and George A Phipps son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Phipps of Aurelia northwest wed Sunday at St Pauls Methodist Cherokee Rev J E Feller performed the single ring ceremony The bride wore white slipper satin with Peter pan collar and carried a talisman rose Bible Attendants included Janice Meinking Spencer maid of honor Janice Akers Omaha bride's maid Margaret and Mark Patterson siblings as flower girl and ring bearer Best man Dessel Caboth Ushers Richard Jones Gene Williams Wayne Waltman A reception followed in the church dining room The couple plan to reside on a farm six miles south of Cherokee after a honeymoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Woltman
A. A. Woltman
Cherokee
George A. Phipps
Arthur Phipps
Northwest
Aurelia
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. E. Feller
Janice Meinking
Spencer
Janice Akers
Omaha
Margaret
Mark Patterson
Dessel Caboth
Sherm
Betty Crane
Phipps
Aurelia High School
Cherokee High School
Aurelia FFA Students Sweep Barley Essay Prizes
Three Aurelia FFA students won prizes in an essay contest sponsored by the Midwest Barley Improvement Association. Jim Schulke earned first in the county and state with Barley Growing in Iowa, winning $80. Kenneth Rapp took second in both county and state, winning $19. Harold Jensen placed third in both divisions and collected $13. The state winners were selected from county groups. The contest aims to boost interest in quality barley production and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia F. F. A
Midwest Barley Improvement Association
Jim Schulke
Iowa
Jim
Kenneth Rapp
Kenneth
Harold Jensen
Aurelia School Notes Highlight Band and Football Loss
The Aurelia community covers a busy week with a marching band debut under new drum majorette Daphne Broughton, football defeat 33 to 7 to Hartley, and F H A initiations. Events include FFA and student humor exchanges, and upcoming games at Orange City. The report lists starting lineups and band formations as well as social activities surrounding the school clubs.
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Correctionville
Aurelia
Daphne Broughton
Editorial on school spirit extends beyond cheering at games
The piece argues school spirit includes sportsmanship and conduct away from games. It highlights pride in music and declamation, behavior toward teachers, respect for property, and daily actins that reflect a school’s ethos, noting Aurelia should not be labeled as lacking spirit.
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Aurelia
Student Council names Homecoming committee and managers
The Student Council met on September 16 and appointed a central homecoming committee and managers. Members include Bonnie Dyslin Barbara Glawe Kenneth Rapp and Kay Elliot with James Schulke as Homecoming manager and Dorothy Mason as dance manager. Around the Corner notes puzzled expressions about cupboards.
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Bonnie Dyslin
Barbara Glawe
Kenneth Rapp
Kay Elliot
James’ Schulke
Dorothy Mason
Homemaking class discusses dating and manners lessons
Ninth grade homemaking students explored dating etiquette and introductions this week. Barbara Jensen led a discussion with classmates sharing ideas while Margaret Kudrle contributed observations on how to act with poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jensen
Margaret Kudrle
Homemaking II Who says we're afraid to see a chicken killed
School notes continue on the back page with remarks from sophomore girls in homemaking II. The item notes a discussion about animal processing and classroom attitudes.
Ladies of Congregational Church Meet September 30
The Ladies of the Congregational Church will gather at the church on Thursday September 30. A business session at 2 30 will include election of officers and circle reports. Attendees are asked to bring mite boxes or give to missions. A program follows and a public supper served by Mrs Cliff Coombs and committee. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
Cliff Coombs
Cattle Feeders Meeting Draws Large Aurelia Crowd
A Wednesday night gathering at the Legion hall in Aurelia drew about 225 local attendees. Sponsored by Farmers National Bank and First Trust and Savings Bank, the event featured Rex Beresford of Iowa State College as the main speaker on long and short term cattle feeding programs. Tom Fife of the Producers' Commission Association and Joe Hale, KSCJ market reporter, also spoke. Lunch followed.
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Legion Hall
Aurelia
Farmers National Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Ames
Tom Fife
Producers’ Commission Association
Sioux City
Joe Hale
KSCJ
Hale
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Methodist Youth Fellowship Plans September 29 Party
Sunday evening the Methodist Youth Fellowship met with eight members present. They planned a big party for September 29 and promised a future meeting. Afterward they played ping pong and darts and joked about rusty summer skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Hecaner
Youth Dance Draws Crowd at Aurelia Legion Hall
The Aurelia Legion post sponsors Friday youth dances at the Legion hall with music by Leo Mahoney's Melodiers. Aimed to run on dance Fridays during athletic events at the school house, the program attracts strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Aurelia
Leo Mahoney
Melodiers
Grashoff-McManus Post
The
American Legion
Pythian Sisters Schedule Regular Meeting at K P Hall
The Pythian Sisters announce a regular meeting on Thursday evening September 30 at the K P hall. This will be their last gathering before the convention. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Wm. Ruebsam Dies After Yearlong Illness
Wm. Ruebsam, 69, Aurelia resident since 1923, died at 1:30 Wednesday morning after a lingering illness. He operated a business in Aurelia from 1928 to 1938. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at the home and 2:30 PM at St. Pauls Lutheran Church, with burial in Aurelia cemetery. Survived by widow, son Art, two daughters Mrs. Walter Matzdorff and Mrs. Jack Grapenthen, and two sisters Mrs. Ira Mann and Mrs. Bertha Reckoff, all of Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ruebsam
Aurelia
Ruebsam
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Joel Ross
Mr. Ruebsam
Hoeven Addresses Luther Laymen on Un American Activities
Congressman Charles B. Hoeven spoke to about 50 members of the St. Pauls Luther Laymen League at the Lutheran church on Monday evening. He discussed the Un American Activities committee in Washington its investigations into communist activity and the recent spy hearings. He stressed the need for proper legislation to counter subversive groups and answered questions before a social reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Luther Laymen League
Charles B. Hoeven
Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Hoeven
Lutheran Church
H.H. Deyloff
L. M. Patterson
Edmund Radke
Pastor Ross
W. H. Bischel
Art .Wogahn
Back to School Night for Aurelia Parents Sept 30
A school event for Aurelia junior and senior high parents is set for Thursday Sept 30 at 8 pm in the junior and senior high assemblies. It opens four such evenings this year to improve parent teacher relations. Parents will meet instructors and learn about courses. lunch funded by F H A girls costs 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Smith
Aurelia
Embroidery club plans meeting at Mrs Ella Johnsons home
The embroidery club will gather on October 1 at the home of Mrs Ella Johnson. Members will bring projects and share patterns in a neighborhood session hosted by Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Ella Johnson
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Aurelia Bulldogs
Orange City
Lockin
Hartey
Automobile Insurance
Harry H. Lockin
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Duane Lundell
Jack Coombs
Pitcher Farm Bureau Women
George Phipps
Aurelian
Mrs. Miller
Joyce Hickey
Marylyn Minkler
Mary Ann Nelson
Dean Nelson
Betty Lou Speers
Imogene Parrott
Violet Pruett
Shirley Teerink
Hallie Sauter
Rose Ann Schramm
Carolyn Kolpin
Carmen Lighter
Ruth Schramm
Ramona Radle
Hartley Aurelia
Lloyd Church
Jim Nelson
Gordon Luedke
Jim Buenger
Donald Triplett
Derryn Schramm
Clifford McCarty
Merry
Ken Beeghley
Bob Amundson
Vernon Kaskey
Duane Phillips
John Lockin
Arlo Sturgeon
Kenneth Weber
Kleuis Lenz
Hartley Terri
Tory
Lettermen’s Club
F. H. A. News
F. H.A
Phylis Lehnhardt
Kansas City
Shirley Shherkenbak
Alice Haight
Ladies of the Congregational Church
America
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