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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1924
Page
3
A wedding in Tucson, Arizona surprised friends of both families. The ceremony united Mr and Mrs in a growing community, marking a hopeful moment in local life.
Crowds pack Cherokee Iowa as 10 000 people gather for a Klansmen parade announced for Saturday night. No parade occurred as band trouble and last minute changes led to a public lecture on Americanism at the ball park. Police struggled to control traffic in the crowded streets.
The Alta Shipping Association reorganized and incorporated as Co Operative Livestock Shippers Association under Iowa law. A. Lt. Denio moved from Alta Hospital to home and shows improvement after illness. Bertel Beck’s Alta radio station report spreads to Hawaiian Islands. Rev P C Larson leaves for Cedar Falls to continue revival meetings. Hubert Larson falls from a pole while repairing electric lines and is off work.
Public worship at 10 30 Sunday morning with the theme Lawn of Public and Private Righteousness Sunday School at 11 46 Evening services omitted due to heat weather, normal conditions will resume the usual 8 o clock service All are invited to worship.
A recap of local events from ten and twenty years ago. Recent movers include Irene Robar returning from Chicago to visit family, Waleb Waddell moving possessions, G B Scott taking up repair work in Cherokee, and A D Coffman leaving the First National Bank to prepare for a new Larrabee bank.
A brief note records Misséa Sk ont Whit teaching the Philathea Sunday class of the M E Church with emphasis on the school’s weekly session and activities.
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