Local Happenings Mixed In Anteréar Gleanings
The column reports Cheralked Pimes noting Quimby’s big fire early Thursday morning on a ponyball property owned and operated by Audt Bogue. It covers Peteréah Patriot’s George Newcomb Reid tiresome row, ice harvesting start, and Galva Consolidated District work. Also mentions Remsen Bell Chicken thieves stealing 160 purebred Barred Plymouth Rock chickens from William Stoll farm, and Holstein Advance noting William Munz’s World War II era death arrives for American Legion funeral.
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Remsen
William Stoll
Rin -Township
Plymouth Rock
Unclear text from morning business trip report
Fragmentary notes describe a morning trip by Dan Hankens and Tasha, with references to Spencer, a run to fifty five minutes anew, and a covered road. Mentions of a Hupmobile, a punctured tire, an overcoat, life policies, and Spirit Lake appear in disjointed form.
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Rebar
Dan
Hankens
Tasha
Spencer
Ritorm
Clife
Clift
Churches-Congregational Morning Service Guidance
The readable fragment mentions a Morning Service guidance note from Churches Congregational. It highlights scheduled worship, community prayers, and adherence to local church guidelines for Sunday observances. The item reads as a brief church notice or bulletin teaser.
Aurelia Community Club Highlights Local Progress
Aurelia's Model Community Club, led by A J Whinery, outlines its role in fostering town and country unity. The club, with 99 members split evenly, supports a $26 initiation and $10 annual dues, runs social luncheons, and maintains rooms with pool and billiards. Whinery touts the $300,000 consolidated school building as proof of growing community spirit and regional prominence.
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Cherokee Times
Aurelia Community Club
Whinery
Aurelia
Happenings in Aurelia Ten Years Ago
Daughters born to Mr and Mrs Peter Bengtson on January 1. Ernest Sweet left Saturday for Omaha to enter college. Martin Bonnickeon Ray Baltimore and Arthur Will went to Ames for the Short Course. Morningside YMCA team stayed then returned to Morningside. Mose Mummert joined the county board and George Dieterich retired. Week was very cold with temperatures below ten and often fifteen below. The Brotherhood banquet last Friday drew about 130 members and guests and was named the community welfare highlight.
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Waa
Mes
Peter Bengtson
Ernest
Sweet
Omaha
Martin Bonnickeon
Ray Baltimore
Arthur Will
Ames
Morningside
Mose Mummert
George Dieterich
Fathers and Sons Banquet Planned at Methodist Church
A fathers and sons banquet was organized at the Methodist church parlors. Superintendent Boatman was elected chairman. The event will be held Thursday evening January 19 with committees for program notification and publicity. Invitees include all fathers and their sons ages twelve to twenty five, unmarried and residing at home, with adoption options for older singles.
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Fathers and Sons
Methodist Church
Boatman
N Aurelie
New School House Opens for Inspection and Events
The new school building will be open for inspection Friday evening January 6. A program at 8 o clock in the auditorium includes song selections and a community chorus. A basketball game will follow. The Aurelia Community Club hosts a noon luncheon Tuesday January 10 with Joseph F. Leopold speaking on chamber of commerce topics. A winter agricultural short course begins Monday with 12 boys enrolled. instructor Russell of Ottosen is a Ames graduate.
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Ebdevarium
Oithestita Ag Huhivy Eli Rug— Bird Gay
Fesat of Songe Lunte
Vidlin Orchestra
Ss Kiernan
J. H. Boatman
Mabel Leonard
Aurelia Community Club
Joseph F. Leopold
Des Moines
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Leopold
Janeh
Russell
Ottosen
Iowa
Ames
Eighth grade exams set for February 2 and 3 1922
Announcement lists administration by Hazel M. Jackson, County Superintendent. Examinations will be held at various centers on Thursday and Friday February 2 and 3 1922. Also notes Floyd W. Parsons discussion in Worlds Work on coal and its by products and wide range of coal derived materials and uses.
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Hazel M. Jackson
Floyd W. Parsons
Haggard Reveals Swazi Chief Umelopegaas In Fiction
Sir Rider Haggard asserts that the Swazi chieftain Umelopegaas is more than a fictional figure. He describes the warrior of noble lineage who served under the British flag and notes the chief’s portrayal in his fiction.
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Rider
Vailant
Umelopegaas
Swazi
Amslopogans
Lundand
Haggard
Bag
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Dias
Aurelia’s Model Community Club
A. J
Rotary Club
the, Sentinel
Roan
Wii
Aid ‘Hussain
Iti
Pels
Ata
Nytt
Hin
Kohens Demin
Prthy
Ferndell
Ball
Aurelia, Lowa
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