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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel issued by E. C. Lighter advises subscribers it does not stop at expiration without notice and continuation means payment. Subscription rates are listed, with terms for in county and foreign countries and directions for renewal.
Vera Scott widow of Lloyd T. Scott announces candidacy for county clerk. Daughter of County Auditor W. O. Dailey, she brings courthouse experience and 14 years in Buena Vista county. She plans county-wide visits and pledges no relative as assistant if elected.
W C Marsh of Aurelia, oldest Civil War veteran in Cherokee county, celebrated his 92nd birthday on Thursday March 31. Friends and visitors joined a family supper with the O A Roger family from Cherokee. Marsh, born in Clayton County New York, moved to Wisconsin in 1849 and served in the 32nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. He later settled in Aurelia where he built the first hotel and served as postmaster and mayor, with a long record in public service.
Miss Erna Otto spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs August Miller in Galva. Mr and Mrs Henry Specketer of Alta visited Wm Specketer family. Albert Leitz Lorence Zwemke Sr and Charles Zwemke Sr called at Galva. Dick Schmidt shopped Alta. Lester Specketer and Mrs Fred Mueller visited Frank Bedke in Storm Lake. Henry Anage family from Lakefield Minnesota returned home. Lou Lichtenberg family visited Roy Lichtenberg in Storm Lake.
Aurelia Consolidated School notes detail weekly progress across grades. Perfect spelling papers listed for many students. second through senior grades cover lessons in reading, handwriting, division, poetry, geography, hygiene, tree planting, languages, and civics.
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