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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
4
Fragments describe a community club gathering with references to Honorable WW and a sense of opportunity to hear sound judgment. The text mentions a Farm Bureau line and rooftop phrases, but details are incomplete and names are partially obscured. The item signals an upcoming local meeting and honors.
The fragment references Pastor C Safford and church notes from Federated Church. The text hints at Christmas spirit in mind and heart and mentions preparations and activities. Limited readable details describe seasonal planning and religious reflections.
In Alta last Tuesday the annual father and son banquet drew sixty four attendees including fathers and guests. Mothers prepared a two course dinner in the Lutheran church parlors.
The Methodist church schedules a Christmas Sunday with morning music including vocal and instrumental pieces and congregational singing. An evening service will present favorite Bible texts and a message on the Bethlehem visitor with a focus on a biblical verse about salvation for those who come to God.
J R Atwood a former Aurelia Savings Bank cashier and banker who moved to Corvallis Oregon in 1918 died at his north Seventh street home after a long illness. Born 1848 in Illinois he lived in Iowa and Illinois towns before settling, with church work at the Methodist church, and raised a family near his son Professor Atwood. Funeral services are planned at the First Methodist Church with crematory participation.
A. B. Lindsay noted strong demand at his dispersion sale last Wednesday as fifty one head of pure bred Shorthorn cattle fetched 4979 dollars total, averaging 97.23 per animal. Local farmers and breeders bought many of the animals with some buyers from surrounding towns.
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