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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
7
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publishing details for weekly Thursday issues. Rates include foreign subscription at $3.00 per year in advance and classified ads at 10 cents per line with a 35 cent minimum. Cards of Thanks are $1.00 per insertion.
Richard N. Bell born March 23 1883 in Mt. Sherman Kentucky to Thomas and Betty Bell. He married Fannie Pruitt in 1900 and farmed in Princeton Illinois Aurelia and Ft Dodge before 1931 moving to Clarion then to Belmond Rowan area. He married Fern Peddle in 1941 and died March 22 1958 at 74. Survived by wife two sons two step daughters three brothers two sisters and many relatives and friends.
Trinity Lutheran Church in Aka Iowa schedules a week of activities led by Pastor John W Oberg. Junior and Trinity choirs rehearse Thursday evening, Womens Missionary Society Friday, Missionary Sunday with Pastor Carl Samuelson, PME potluck, and a Monday meeting for teachers. A charter bus to Immanuel Deaconess Institute leaves Wednesday morning. fare is 4 50 with sack lunches requested.
Aurelia Iowa council meeting April 7 1958 approved March 3 1958 minutes and read the treasurer and clerk reports. Bills totaling General Government Fund including salaries for Mayor Herbert Grienke Chester G Sjoberg and H H Deyloff were approved for payment.
The Aurelia town board approves a intergovernmental agreement with Lester Peckenschneider and authorizes Mayor Herbert Grienke’s signature. Payroll items include several salaries and utility costs for various funds and local services. The meeting adjourned with Wharton, Gustafson, and Galvin in attendance.
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