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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
2
In Fort Dodge region at a recent meeting Cherokee city leaders and educators discussed election outcomes. The Cherokee Democrat reports on a new teachers association leadership, local candidates, a pneumonia death, and a pending railroad line development in Cherokee. Also advertised is a brick sale at The Sentinel office.
Meg Manida Stivera of Aurelia visits her son A A Scivars in Tinesiay. Mrs Glen Parker of Auralia returns home after a yawit at her sister in law’s. Mr George L Symington and Robert Whyte plan a spring trip to Scntlard mid April without Mrs Whyte. Mrs Valgjerd Johnson dies March 20 at 96 years 9 months 1 day. J M Potter former superintendent marries Irene Yockey at Smithland. Potter previously taught and farmed near Smithland. Alta Commercial Club votes to keep Saturday band concerts continued.
Mrs Jaber visits relatives in Cherokee as others attend a basket social hosted by Edna Allen and her school. Families from Mt Olive shop in Cherokee Aurelia and Cherokee while Ed Deibner travels for a car and business. Sunday school begins at 10 o clock and a church offering is requested for Armenian orphans.
Public notice announces a New Aurelia Consolidated Independent School District special election in Cherokee and Buena Vista Counties on April 30, 1920. Voters decide whether to issue bonds totaling 350,000 dollars to fund a new school house, with prior bonds of 165,000 already authorized. The Town Hall in Aurelia serves as polling site from 1 PM to 6 PM. The notice, issued by the Board of Directors, cites a signed petition and Iowa code provisions.
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