20 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists E. C. Lighter as proprietor with weekly publication every Thursday. It details subscription rates, mailing zones including outside Cherokee county and foreign countries, and notes that it does not stop at expiration unless notified and continued receipt requires payment.
Friends gathered at the Samuelsons home for a farewell party and refreshment. Mr and Mrs Samuelson received a silver tray. The Samuelson family plans to move to a Silver township farm this spring. A Witt sale drew a fair crowd and decent prices. The Witt family moved to Holstein with Mr Witt running a harness shop. Theodore Nordstrom returned from Chicago to join his family in Moville area.
The column reports a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Liming near Good Hope and a measles case for Annie Freese. It covers Pilot Silver and Diamond cooking lessons led by Miss Swanson, menu details, bread and jelly judging, and teacher leaders. It also lists perfect-spelling awards across grades, valentine activities, and class updates on math, history, civics, English, home economics, agriculture, and biology with student achievements and upcoming events.
Marcus high school contestants took first place and the silver loving cup in the county contest at Washta last Thursday. Esther Nelson of Aurelia was second in the dramatic class and Frances Person third in the humorous class. Mahlon Reckoff missed the oratorical class due to illness. Aurelia entrants advance to the state contest in Alta on February 27 with reps from Alta Fairview and Truesdale.
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