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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1937
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel reports subscription rates and policy notes. The piece mentions annual costs in advance and warns readers about continued delivery and obligations for nonpayment. Names and exact figures are unreadable due to OCR errors.
A funeral for Frank Scott was held in Aurelia on Monday afternoon with several community members in attendance. Scott was well known for farming in the area before moving to Aurelia.
Classified ads offer items for sale and lost items with half a line per entry. Notable listings include hub caps for Oldsmobile and vanity dressers in fair condition, plus 250 and 269 bushels Gopher heed questions and other used goods.
Ling af A a Path of Mrs Abbie Wal promoted from evivant renge examiner to district supervisor. Lorraine Petersen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Car, is mentioned with local ties. Supt L A Street extended for another year with a $32650 budget, marking a rise of 2109 over last year.
Mrs Mary Dreyer a 20 year Aurelia resident died at her home Tuesday forenoon at 630. She was 74 and had been ill for some time. She leaves a daughter Sophia Muhrer of Arlington SD and a son Frank Dreyer of Aurelia. Funeral services Friday at Kroll funeral home at 1 PM and Evangelical Lutheran church at 130 PM. Burial in Brooke cemetery.
Attention members mail or bring old stock certificates to the elevator office for exchange. Membership certificates and certificates of indebtedness are here at the elevator office. Farmers Elevator Co Mgr.
The Vatican flag features two vertical stripes yellow and white with the Papal insignia on the white side. The emblem shows a triple crown tiara over two crossed keys, one gold and one silver, tied with a red cord and tassels.
A vivid profile of Buenos Aires as a major Argentine metropolis. It details its port, river access, lack of natural harbor, dredged channels, checkerboard streets, 109 parks, and broad avenues. The piece notes a population near 2.25 million, subway and air conditioned theaters, a Wall Street style financial hub, and grand palaces along Plaza de Mayo. It highlights the pink government palace, Plaza de Mayo, Avenida de Mayo, and the city’s architectural beautification prize.
Carmel California hosts a dense art literary and musical colony with 24 residents listed in Who's Who in America per its population. The claim highlights Carmel as having more per capita entries than other similarly sized places in the United States.
The Lebanon city council met to address noise from two railway companies causing disturbance to residents. Officials discussed passes through the town and steps to reduce bells and whistles near sleeping areas.
Fifty friends and relatives gathered to celebrate Mr. Elmer Goettsch’s birthday at his home. Multiple visits and weekend separations noted among locals including Nordstroms Haights Hickeys and Gustafsons with various travel and family events reported.
Sgt Harry Wilson of the 7th Corps Area and Sgt William T Owens canvassed Aurelia Thursday morning to recruit men 18 to 35 for the army. They cited enlistments at Fort Lincoln Fort Meade Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling and other posts and invited inquiries at 225 Post Office Building Sioux City Iowa.
The green frog is among the most common amphibians and is often called the screaming frog for its sharp high pitched cry when alarmed.
William Walter Holderness born May 14 1895 in Millersburg Iowa died March 24 1987 in Cherokee Iowa aged 41 years 10 months 10 days after wartime service in Camp Gordon Georgia and overseas with Co E fourth replacement battalion and Co 25 casualty replacement He lived most of his life in Cherokee county with his wife Ruth after their 1936 marriage He was a charter member of local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and served on the VFW trustees burial at Oak Hill Cherokee with Legion firing squad distances relatives attended the service The obituary ends with a devotional poem and an odd later note about grammar marked by a stray paragraph
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