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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
3
Rural carriers of the district plan an all day session in Cherokee on Monday September 8 starting at 9 00 am The program includes music and speeches Justin Barry will give the welcome address CY Me Sullivan and Guy M Gilletts of Cherokee and Hon W D Boies will speak The afternoon features Tone Nelson a recital Everyone invited.
Chief mention of park commission planning changes and gravel work. A party of Ames editors and spouses attend a conference at Spirit Lake near Arnolds Park. The visit includes a Saturday meeting and afternoon entertainment, with courteous reception by local hotel and Orle management.
Methodist church announces Dorcas practical Christian theme for morning service Fishers of Men for evening. Junior Choir will sing and Nelson Gil Bert will perform a violin duet. Services aim to be worshipful and entertaining A church picnic and Sunday school event are planned Lake-ontriday youth party and meeting in the evening.
The fragment notes an early 1923 reference to the hogs and a rise in percentage during the period. It mentions an unclear context tied to Iowa and the year 1923 without complete details or full names.
Fragmented notes report a political candidate from the Eleventh district and six year service, an injury from a Saturday hospital admission, a car crash into an embankment, shop changes, a sheriff seizure, and farm disease affecting cattle. The shoemaker urges comfort through repaired shoes.
At Tuesday night’s meeting, the town council approved a tax levy reduction of 16 mills on the dollar for the coming year. The move was anticipated by local leaders amid discussions on funding for public works and services.
Alto schools plan Monday morning enrollment. Miss Pearl Davenport visits family after nurse training. Ragmar Bertelsen’s property placed under receiver Monord Wegerslev with $5000 bond. Amanda Catherine Boles born 1865 in Ohio died 1923 in Alta age 63. Anna Roselle to host baby clinic Sept 10 11 12 1923 with University of Iowa extension. Buena Vista County fair attendance reported 12 000 to 14 000 on Thursday. total about 22 000.
Mr and Mrs F G Scott announce the marriage of their daughter Zoe to Mr Earl F Heinze of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held quietly at the home on August twenty fifth at three o clock. They plan to reside in Cedar Rapids and the bride is a graduate of the Alta schools with years of work in Cedar Rapids. Mr Heinze is son of Mrs J S Heinze and manager of the Electrical Equipment and Repair Company in Cedar Rapids. The Sentinel offers best wishes.
The Farm Bureau Women met Friday August 24 at the Dick and Pruitt home for an afternoon of discussion and demonstrations. A. J. Maltby and Mrs. Hickey showed table setting and service, with rug braiding led by Mrs. Ina Maltby. Members voted to continue monthly meetings and assess five cents per meeting to build capital. Districts five and six provided apricot sherbet and cookies for lunch.
Pastor Geo C Safford invites all to return to services in September after the vacation months. Morning worship at 10 30 education for what sermon. Church school at 11 45 Young People and Junior Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Evening service at 8 with broken cisterns sermon. Visitors especially welcome.
Carlberg Bros lists a complete line of pencils and tablets for the year Blue Bird and Yellow Bird school tablets highlighted among offerings readers can purchase.
The Carlberg Brothers J B B contest awarded the top nine prizes to Raymond Kruse Lucile Wieland Bessie Clymens Florence Harrison Ray Siglin Chas Waddell Lorn Johnson Cael Lighter Elia Morabineh Leon Bischel Maurice Hanson Ervil Rapp Clarence Bengtson Ruby Pierce Lloyd Thompson Debob Bruerd Delbert Honsbruch Ruth Sawvell Edwin Engdahl Monrad Campbell Virgil Thevinin. Remaining contestants chose between a knife or an Ever Sharp pencil.
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Ten years ago in Aurelia notable items include Albert Grashoff aiding Gay her store, Jesse Dawson renting the A L Below residence, Clara and Nina Ohlsen returning from Europe, Wilford Diercks en route between Sioux City and Fort Dodge, and preparations for the farmers and merchants picnic on September 3. Roy Hill and Edgar Rapp returned from Storm Lake where they played baseball as the team disbanded. A L Belew ships household goods to Morningside for temporary residence while daughters attend college. Virginia Fedderson, daughter of A T Fedderson, was severely injured in Sioux City after a truck accident, with possible leg amputation and serious condition.
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