27 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented notice from Aurelia Sentinel Co GHEE claiming weekly publication every Thursday. Indicates subscription terms with payment obligation and poor legibility for details. References Cherokee county and a price of $1.76, with unclear location at Aurelia, Iowa.
Fragmented text describes an auditing or program review related to Attelbe school and a brides event in Petoweeb. Mentions a Mayor Vii Sethe and CLS prageete with references to costs and obligations. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Victor L. Hall of Des Moines outlined Iowa's repeal vote plan. Delegates from each county will be chosen May 8 and the state convention is June 20, with the mass convention July 20 at the state capitol. Each county will select one repeal and one anti repeal delegate.
Chairman Marl Fraser reports all contracts offered have been signed by current Amesia School faculty. Contracts include a 25 percent salary reduction aligned with cuts in nearby schools. The district plans a total teacher salary cut between 10 and 20 percent over two years.
The women's group at the Congregational church met at Mrs Rae Prasers home for a Wednesday gathering. Members read poems and songs were performed by Mary Praser. A light meal followed served by Mrs Maas and Mia Walter Whitney.
Readings cover Boy Blue and His Friends and Story Hour in first and second grades. Arithmetic reviews Roman numerals and subtraction. Grades discuss spelling, phonics, and language growth. Nature study tracks birds. art crafts for bird books. Numerous students praised for perfect or near perfect work in spelling and writing. seniors plan photos and plant trees. various classes study civics, history, geography, and science with frequent quizzes and projects.
A trailed Maxim from Woman's Home Companion notes we may be forty in years yet thirty in health and money, urging balanced life and prudent aging.
Hanover residents hosted Sunday dinner at the John D. Otto home with M ad Mrs Martin Otto and family from Galva and Miss Esther Henseling. Lakefield resident Hermit Minkeldey visited the Otto home, and Storm Lake shoppers, the Specketers, plus Miller and Schmidt households attended local events.
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