Meter Read Notice Reads to Homeowners
Water customers will have meters read starting September 25. Those not at home will receive a well addressed postage paid card in their doorway.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
6
Water customers will have meters read starting September 25. Those not at home will receive a well addressed postage paid card in their doorway.
Hartley overwhelmed Aurelia Bulldogs with a 36 to 0 win as Randy Muilenburg and Randy Klett led the Hawks while Joel Davis stood out for Aurelia with 47 rushing yards. Joe Davis, Mike Patten, and Tom Estes anchored the Hartley defense in a dominant performance. Aurelia hosts Milford next, 7:30 p.m. home game for 1968 season.
Aurelia High School gears up for homecoming with a Thursday pep rally and parade, a Friday crown ceremony, float parade, and a 7:30 p.m. football game against Milford followed by a 9:45 p.m. dance. Queen and king candidates are listed, along with committees and little princess and prince selections. Roger Kruse earns a $400 Morning side music grant and becomes drum major at Morningside College. band engagements include a Saturday performance and a downtown Sioux City parade.
Weather yields a good crop year with prime conditions this summer and fall. Residents report large puffball displays recently brought in by Dick Simmons. George Scott presents new prizewinners though id uncertain type. Largest cap about three inches across and stems measure several inches.
Farmers National and First Trust and Savings Banks sponsor a cattle feeders outlook meeting with Cherokee County Extension Service. The session at the Community Center starts 8 p.m. Topics cover general and cattle swine outlooks, grain predictions, production costs, and feed industry trends. Larry Trede and Earl Mobley from extension offices join the program. Melvin Johnson of First Trust and Savings Bank notes a lunch will follow.
Jeanette Honsbruch of Aurelia was among 17 graduates in the 1968 class of the University of Iowa School of Radiologic Technology. Graduation Aug. 25 at University Hospital with Dr. Latourette as MC and Dr. Christie as speaker. Honsbruch works at University Hospital in Town City. Trail Ride to Be Held Sunday September 29. Crane's annual event includes pot luck at noon and beverages. open to all.
Roberta Parrott daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Parrott of Aurelia was among 35 students at Mount Marty College Yankton South Dakota recognized at a convocation last week. Students honored had at least a 35 grade point average for the spring semester.
A large group of friends held a farewell supper at the Shelter House on Monday evening September 16 for the Dean Fassler family who left the next day for their new home in Boulder Colorado. They received a monetary gift from attendees. The Fasslers have bought a home in Boulder and are now located at 2935 Darleye Ave Boulder CO.
A Sunday night storm lashed the area with lightning thunder and five inches of rain in Royal and Orange City. Winds toppled branches, damaged a home plaster, knocked out TV and phone lines, and disrupted north town service until 3 am. A car driven by Jerry Goodburn crashed into a light pole, injuring no one. a new pole was installed Monday.
Joel Thevenin son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Thevenin won overall at the Pet and Hobby Show held at the Community Center. Fifty entries sponsored by Aurelia Kiwanis, with Kiwanis Boys and Girls committee in charge. Thevenin also won first in 8 to 12 rocketry and earned a trophy and 5.00 prize. other division winners received ribbons and small cash prizes.
Three Aurelia freshmen were pledged during Rush Week at the University of Iowa. The group includes Janat Gaston, Wayne Gaston, and Candace Ohl, with affiliations to sororities and a fraternity.
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