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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
2
The piece describes Barbara Glawe as a 5 foot 4 inch blue eyed blonde whose favorite movie star is Cornel Wilde and whose preferred subject is physics. It asks readers to guess who she is and promises further description.
This week covers American history tests on the colonial era and the Revolution, bookkeeping progress with ledger posting, end of Chapter IV material, typing speed or accuracy tests with rising WPM averages, and speech class practice with expressive delivery. Latin tests and notebook work wrap the week as classes conclude.
The Junior Review offers a variety of items for class use. Students note the junior high received new books and many spend spare moments reading the updated collection.
The passage lists several favorites such as Black Stallion Red Eagle Secret Sea Seventeenth Summer A Lantern in Her Hand and Amelis Ebarhardt. Mr Hodam begins one special practice weekly for junior high football focusing mainly on practicing plays.
Mary Jane Cline and Phyllis Otto led a list of perfect spelling papers. Genevieve A. Mary Ann B. Charles C. Mary Jane C. Marlene M. Ruth Ann P. Jimmie R. Byron S. Judy Troxel Lois T. earned perfect scores. Reading praised Miracle of the Air as the most interesting story yet. Class officers include President Jack Turner and Treasurer Benny Anderson. Geography pages covered The British Isles and occupations, while noise prompted moving desks. Art produced swan posters and character monkeys.
Friday's note highlights pupils Donna Marjorie Doreen Gail Jane Sjoberg Roland Mark Gary and Tommy with flawless spelling. Carolyne brought two goldfish named Fannie and Fannie. The class wrote paragraphs for English and explored hibernation in science with workbooks and animal pictures. Gail showed a crack er jacks collection and Carolyn displayed photos, both admired by classmates.
Fourth grade students describe animal stories and beavers in science class. Tommy brought two guinea pigs with deer mouse and a toad mentioned. They wrote letters and created animal riddles. Family topic explores parents and names. Loren turns six. Mr and Mrs Jacob visit with daughter.
A third grade reader recalls the tale of Flop-eared Hound harming Mammy’s cakes and pulling Bootjack into water. In the end the hound finds a lost Bootjack and Mammy and Pappy rejoice. The note thanks Myron Pingel for a deer mouse and Jack Hanson for an oriole nest discovery.
Miss Kolb's group formed The Happy Elves with Muriel Lehnhardt as president and Judy Ehrhardt as vice president. They enjoy art scribble drawings and have found talented actors in Miss Mausel's group performing Mrs Hills Birthday and Ellens Wish. The class studied the sly fox, shared true stories, and brightened the room with all over pattern decors.
The kindergarten enrollment reaches forty seven with two pairs of twins. New teachers Mrs. Castle and Miss Halbur lead the class as they begin printing their names. Literature class studies continue.
Students contributed finger plays and Mother Goose verses while art class cut out leaves and colored pictures. Several children brought flowers and plants for their rooms as messages of thanks from boys and a girl.
Dr. Robert P. Little of Columbus Ohio argues that 90 percent of tularemia could be prevented if people avoid all contact with wild rabbits. He notes the disease is fatal to animals and should raise suspicion in tame or sluggish rabbits. About 18,000 US cases have been reported with a 7.2 percent fatality rate.
The report shows the lamb crop decreased by 6 percent compared with the previous year, indicating weaker output in the industry. This decline may impact supply and prices for meat producers and markets.
Uncle Sam promotes saving with Payroll Savings Plan and Bond a Month Plan. The ad urges workers and self employed individuals to enroll for future security, promising automatic monthly purchases and a secure financial future through U S Savings Bonds.
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