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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
Mt Olive Baptist Church at 11200 hosts Sunday school then preaching at noon and an evening service at 9. Everyone invited. G L Roper is pastor. Also a garbled ad fragment mentions a sale and Wegender hoe with service claims and Lewie Clothing Dept.
Mrs. Edward Bemis of the Seventh Federal Reserve district outlines the aims of the new foreign language division of the Victory Liberty loan. She stresses unity between native and foreign born Americans and notes foreign born women are eager to help and learn English while supporting the government.
The Incorporated Town of Aurelia Iowa publishes a notice of the proposed Resolution of Necessity to build a sanitary sewerage system and sewage disposal plant. The town council approved the resolution on April 21 1919 and sets a final hearing for May 16 1919 at 8 PM in the Idle Hour Theater with publication in The Aurelia Sentinel.
In a short exchange Mrs. Flimgill notes the landlord raised the rent on their current apartment. She recalls expecting a move to a more expensive unit but the landlord saved them the trouble by increasing the rent where they live.
An exchange highlights wartime job losses as a neighbor’s husband and brother are described as thrown out of work. A Berizonhurat figure adds a separate tale of a woman with two husbands displaced by blasts, illustrating personal impact of conflict on households.
John G Redinhbaugh of Logan Iowa, a Civil War veteran, recalls years of blindness from cataracts and pain during treatment. He credits doctors including Dr Weber for offering hope and attempting to restore sight in the surviving eye.
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