Aurelia Bulldogs thrash Sanborn 39-0 in Sioux Valley opener
Aurelia dominates Sanborn 39 to 0 as five Bulldogs reach the end zone led by Loren Kolpin and Royce Dyslin. Dyslin, Hansbruch and Jones highlight the scoring parade while Aurelia’s defense locks down Sanborn. The squad prepares for a Friday night meeting with Alta Cyclones at Alta.
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Aurelia Bulldogs
Sanborn Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Loren Kolpin
Kolpin
Jack Christensen
Royce Dyslin
John Storbeck
Aurelia
Dystin
Dale Hansbruch
Sanborn
Dyslin
Hansbruch
Bruce Rapp
Ronnie Jones
Bill Playman
Bill Hodlam
Christensen
Donnie Scales
Alta Cyclones
Alta
Birth Announcement Sallyann Lehnhardt Born in Sioux Valley
Mr and Mrs Clayton Lehnhardt I of Aurelia announce the birth of a daughter Sallyann born September 23 at Sioux Valley hospital weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs Emma Herrig of Wall Lake and Mr and Mrs Fred Struve of LeMars.
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Clayton Lehnhardt I
Aurelia
Sioux Valley Hospital
Sallyann
Emma ,Herrig
Wall Lake
Fred Struve
LeMars
Sunset Knoll Auxiliary Rummage Fund Rises to 309
The Sunset Knoll Auxiliary raised 309.20 from a rummage sale and coffee fund drive to cover the organ purchase for the Sunset Knoll lounge. Donations included 5 from Mr. and Mrs. John Hasenwinkel and 10 from Dewey Deyloff, with 10 from the Pythian Sisters of Aurelia. The group met at the Retirement home with Jack Dack as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Knoll
John Hasenwinkel
Dewey Deyloff
Pythian Sisters of
Aurelia
Jack Dack
Mental Health Institute
Cherokee
H. H. Dey
Sunset Knoll Welcomes New Residents
New residents at Sunset Knoll include Carolyn Carstensen and Mrs. Hannah Larson of Spencer Clarence Rapp of Aurelia Mr and Mrs William Wehrspann of Ottesen Hilda Stutz of Aurelia and Alice Stewart of Cherokee Sunset Knoll now has 2 residents.
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Sunset Knoll
Carolyn Carstensen
Hannah Larson
Spencer
Clarence Rapp
Aurelia
William Wehrspann
Ottesen
Hilda Stutz
Alice Stewart
Cherokee
Fall Rally Encampment at Sac City by Prairie Gold Area Council
Chickasaw District No 2 of the Prairie Gold Area Council holds its 1962 Fair Rally Encampment at Sac City Fairgrounds October 6 starting 2 p.m. The overnight event focuses on physical fitness with tests, tent setup by troops, and a weekend schedule ending with breakfast Sunday. The Order of the Arrow dances highlight the evening program. the District Eagle Scout Court of Honor is the peak moment. Registration 25 cents. new boys admitted free with applications. Parents and friends invited.
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Sac City
Chickasaw
Prairie Gold Area Council
Fairgrounds
Order of the Arrow
Whale Prairie Gold Area Council
Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Wayne State finalists pick Queen of the Green contenders
Gretta Nelson, among six Wayne State freshman girls in Wayne Nebraska, is named a finalist for Queen of the Green. A panel chosen the six from appearance poise and personality with the winner to be named at the Queen of the Green dance Friday. Other candidates include Janet Sedivy Patricia Shimoda Sue Welch Judy Murphy and Joyce Sodetani.
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Gretta Nelson
Wesley Nelson
Aurelia
Wayne State Teachers College
Wayne, Neb
Janet Sedivy
Bozeman
Mont
Patricia Shimoda
Pukalani
Hawaii
Sue Welch
Hoskins
Neb
Judy Murphy
Sioux City
Joyce Sodetani
Wailuku
Golf Course Meeting in Aurelia Next Wednesday
Public meeting of residents interested in building a golf course in Aurelia will be held in the basement of the Farmers National Bank next Wednesday night at 8 oclock. Plans will be available for review and discussion will cover construction costs financing dues and membership. A decision will be reached on continuing the project based on demonstrated interest.
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Aurelia
Farmers National Bank
Mrs Erick Johnson Honored With Saturday Coffee
Mrs Erick W Johnson of Cherokee will be guest of honor at a coffee event at the Lester Peck home in Aurelia Saturday night from 7 to 9. She is the Democratic candidate for state representative from Cherokee County. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.
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Erick W. Johnson
Cherokee
Lester Peck
Aurelia
Johnson
Cherokee County
Funeral Services Held For J. Lee Ware 76
J Lee Ware 76 died Sept 18 in Cherokee after an extended illness Funeral services were held Friday at Boothby Funeral Home Cherokee Pastor Owen Will officiated Burial followed in the cemetery Ware lived in Aurelia for three years moving from Greeley Cole He farmed in Iron Township He is survived by his wife Geneva one daughter Mrs Robert Marian Jackson of Cherokee one brother arrest Ware of Cherokee
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J. Lee Ware
Cherokee
Boothby Funeral Home
Owen Will
Tui
Air
Ware
Aurelia Inge
Greeley, Cole
Iron Township
Geneva
Robert
Marian) Jackson
Cherskee
Rosin Cann Vows Spoken Thursday in Peotone Ceremony
Rosin of Peotone Nebraska married Ralph Cann of Peotone TL in a Sept. 20 ceremony at the Congregational church officiated by Rev. Douglas Ostlund. Debra Ostlund sang I Love You Truly as Dennis Ostlund served as best man. Out-of-town guests came from Estherville and Jackson Minnesota.
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Care
Rosin
Peotone
Ehner Rusin
Falls City
Neb
Ralph Cann
Richard Cann
Fae
Douglas Osslund
Sit
Douglas Ostlund
Dennis Ostlund
William Glave
Zu0
Debbie Ostlund
Area NFO meeting set for Saturday night in Cherokee
An area National Farmers Organization meeting will be held at the Arrow theater in Cherokee Saturday starting at 8 pm. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFO
Cherokee
Cucurbitaceous Vine Yields Enormous Summer Fruit
Mrs. Leslie Bannister reports a cucurbitaceous vine producing an enormous fruit this summer. The largest specimen measures 14 inches long, 12 inches in circumference and weighs four pounds, 3 ounces. A string of readable entries follows the note.
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Leslie Bannister
Dunns Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary at Open House
Mrs Hiaareid and Mirhaina host open house at VEW hall Wywher to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harold Dunn. Relatives and friends invited to attend Sunday afternoon.
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Ofen House
Harold Dunn
Mirhaina
Hiaareid
Aowrs Ag
Fire at Culbert Bowl causes minor damage
The Aureda Pare Depart 4 responded Monday afternoon to a blaze at Culbert Bowl caused by a gas stove in the kitchen. The fire was quickly extinguished with only slight damage reported.
Farmers Co-Op Annual Meeting Highlights Aurelia
The Farmers Co Op Co of Aurelia held its annual meeting at the Legion Hall with about 70 attendees. Guest speaker Morel M Stienties of Fr Dodge presented. Merle Anderson reported sales of SE216Q830.13 and savings of 80311 with 5574 patrons’ dividends, while cash dividends totaled 245. Edmund Radke was re elected president and Reiben Ohlson, Arthur Ohlson, Karpn Peterson, and others were noted as board members.
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Farmers Co-Op Co. of
Aurelia
Legion Hall
Morel M Stienties
Fr. Dodge
Felco Feed Co
Lugebh
Merle Anderson
Edmund Radke
Farmers Co.Op Co
Reiben Ohlson
Arthur Ohlson
Karpn Peterson
An Brord Johansen
George Nelse
Karl Mdammert
Elebc
Dire Tours
Supper Bazaar Tonight at Methodist Church
A chicken supper bazaar is held at the Methodist Church in Aurelia tonight with serving from 6:00 pm. Admission is 1.25 per plate for adults and 0.75 for children under 12. Sponsored by the WSS, public invited.
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Methodist Church
Oun Aurelia
WSS
Collectors to Convene at Sioux City Coin Show
The second annual Signalane Coin Collectors convention will be held at the Sheraton Muartix in Sioux City Ort. May 5 6 7. The event runs all three days with auctions in the afternoons and Saturday morning. Twenty dealers from seven Midwestern states will attend and display their collections. A banque open to all interested collectors will be held Sunday noon.
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Signalane
Sheraton -Muartix
Sioux City
Ort
Pei
No School Friday Shifts District Schedule
There will be no school tomorrow Friday as faculty attend the Tri Counts Teachers Institute at the campus.
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Tri Counts Tegchers Institute
Mursy
Hoeven Day Observed in Cherokee County
On Tuesday October 2 Cherokee county marks Charles Hoeven Day with visits to coffee events in several towns. Hoeven will be hosted at the Kiveuey Club in Aurelia at noon and at the Nelson cafe in Aurelia for a 6:20 p.m. dinner where admission is 150 dollars per plate. Reservations are requested by phoning the Nelson cafe or Mrs H H Deyloff or John Lockin before Monday night October 1.
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Hoeven
Charles Hoeven
Cherokee County
Representatis Hoeven
Kiveuey Club
Aurelia
Nelson Cafe
Aurela
Nelson Case
H H. Deyloff
John Lockin
Rites held in Cherokee for Mrs. Marie Primus
Mrs. Marie Primus 68, of Cherokee, died recently. The funeral and graveside rites were held with multiple relatives named from Minnesota communities including Gat Fassler Aula Joseph Paudines Berker Manco, Wayne residents, and survivors listed among siblings and grandchildren. Her husband Ralph and daughter Carolin are noted as deceased.
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Cherokee
Marie Primus
Mtrs
Daunghtess Mes Devan
Gat Fassler
Aula
Mra
Jseph P Paudines Berker
Mancoey Park
Uagit Mix Gees
Tare Dadash
Wayne
Mieede Osan
Ralph Primus
Les Beach
Widif Ooone
Rathryn Laken
Mariparet Gergen
Hasties
Minn
Moe
Bowen's Clover Farm Store Reopens With Grand Weekend
This weekend marks the formal reopening of Bowen's Clover Farm in Aurelia after a fire forced closure in August. A weekend of events includes prize giveaways as the store celebrates with shoppers.
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Mark
Bowen
Clover Farinster
Aurelia
Wits
Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across Iowa and Cherokee
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend across Independence Claremons New er Cherokee and Des Moines. Families including Otte Leber Dirbe and Ohlson hosted gatherings with friends from Vanished areas while a Farm Service Unit awarded trips to Chicago for a later volume and the Ney Wore Tanker Chicago White Sox games were attended by residents.
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Vernon. Fierk
Saterner
Market Report From Atgweba And Greer Welneslas
The afternoon market notes list various produce items with prices and bids. Beans appear among traded goods with an indication of value, while other entries remain partially unreadable.
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Barrer Coop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chuck Benos
Fresh-Soph
Holstein
Aurelia Bulldog
Bill Moritz
Rapp
Bill Plagman
Fleet Alan Kohrt
Jones
Rod Nelson
Nelson
Aurelai Sabrn
Chee Ee Edae
Snoll Organ Fund
Mrs. Erick Johnson
Jaquinana Pyjo
Co-Op
Warryee
Saa Graeis
Marie Prana
P&8
Bowen’s
Ben Otte
Canlyn
Helen
Donald Staver
Independence
Jatin Laker
al Leber
Helen Robertson
Camily
Claremons Minn
Jobin Leber
Laber
George Laober
Newer
Clifford Ohlson
Tevirence Boothby
Cleghorn
Roy Ohlson
Cherkee
Clifford Dirbe
Mroo
Arthur Cy Son
Lorene Roth
LWMS
Theran Chareh
Henn Burmagn
Storm Lok
Kath
Pin Das Oetang
Merlin Kots
LWA
Tronite Tau ‘Herat Phare
Cherakes
Gerard van Hoax Roof Sterne Borke
Vian Hooser
Alter
Gerard Va Heaeser
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