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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
2
The junior high and elementary pages recount class activities from homemaking to shorthand and typing. Eighth grade studies weather prediction civics debates on billboard abolishment, literature on The Gold Bug, and science on air weight. Third grade multiplies, with student birthday treats and a Curiosity Shop drawing interest.
Second grade notes show animal store pictures on a bulletin board and a valentine box project. Students recall Indian play Little Ugly Face, ring toss, and adding columns to keep score. Reading Fun with Dick and Jane continues as Donald and Margaret miss school due to illness.
Mrs. Albert Waldo and Earl from Alta called on Orville Erickson Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harvey Kolpin and sons dined with Frank Kolpin in Aurelia. Alfred Stief and Bill Ruebsam joined in the afternoon calls. Mrs W M Booth visited M Hines in Aurelia Tuesday. Bill Hinley and family of Linn Grove spent Sunday with Carl Ammons.
Mt Olive news compiles visits illnesses and gatherings. Mentions Miss Berneice Beekeer with infected wisdom tooth and various local visitors including Donald Stoneking of Minesota. Farewell for Swanson family, prayer and ladies aid events, and community meals. Everett Johnson Melvin Anderson Carl Derses join Iowa national guard. banquet honors at Ames with medal for D Warrender.
R. J. Fritsch demonstrated a compact rotary snow plow to Garner residents. The machine, resembling a small road plow, is designed for effective sidewalk use and aims to eliminate backaches from shoveling snow.
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