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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
1
Lighter publisher notes advertising value for business and editors licensing debate. Federated Church reports Christmas events with Bible School at 11 45 a m community tree at 7 p m and worship at 7 30 with theme what the shepherds saw and heard.
The Aurelia and local schools announce Friday two o clock program by the Home of Genius Society with a friendly greeting. Declamatory contest selections, Christmas seal sales totaling 27.75, hot noon lunches starting after holidays, and a return after vacation January 8th are described along with upcoming basketball games and a baby beef club meeting.
Notice from Kleeberger seeking horse or cow hides not tanned wanting to be turned into coats or robes. Offers estimates and lining samples with aim to satisfy. Contact through Kleeberger for further information.
All members urged to pay dues before January 1 to ensure timely processing. Members are encouraged to apply for their bonus as part of year end benefits. Edgar Ray signs the notice in a formal post communication.
John Rosenbrook died Wednesday at Swallum Hospital after an operation. A German born farmer, he lived decades in Aurelia and Storm Lake and left behind wife Dora Jarchow, seven children with three deceased, fifteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at his home and the Lutheran church in Aften township with burial in the church cemetery.
D Bruce of Storr Lake and J B Pierce close on a deal forming a partnership to build a new garage north of the Chamberlin Implement establishment and run an automobile business there. Bruce plans a closing sale of his farm property and the family will move to Aurelia. They will be welcomed back by many friends.
Wm. Rosenbrook of Storm Lake was a caller in Aurelia Tuesday. He was accompanied home by Mrs. John Namann of New Ulm Minnesota who had been visiting at the home of her son Charles and other relatives Read the ads.
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