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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
1
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A partial dated fragment discusses Cherokee landscape topics and a meeting involving county officers and state officials. It mentions January dates and preparation by a group named Ghetae and a Bureau, with no clear event outcome. The text names individuals Diggs and Loui in a vague administrative context.
In the Aurelia High School notes by Dullce Wathen teachers are urged to smile more and scold less while students vow to raise grades. The Hot Lunch Counter is crowded at dinner as readers joke about dieting and eating, urging everyone to eat and be merry and place orders early.
A gathering at the Lekpee venue celebrated the community pure bred herd club with five pure bred herds represented. Sponsors A J Whinery W H Biachel H H Lockin George Garber D A Roger G R Wharton and B O Lighter attended with their wives except Mr and Mrs George Garber.
The second annual county corn judging contest for county students is set for Cherokee likely February 1. All schools plan to send teams. invitations have gone to townships. Aurelia consolidated school won last year's first contest and a silver trophy is awarded by the farm bureau.
Chief A R Molyneux and wife depart Saturday for Hollywood California for winter rest. Civil war veteran N W Ferguson dies at daughter’s home. Steveson Bros garage to be remodeled fireproofed by Times. Thad Adams arrested at state hospital for aiding witnesses in Henry Van Haaften killing case. Mrs Chester Holden hosts ladies from Aurelia at Bailey Court Saturday.
Notice states the annual meeting will be held with presentations and an address by speakers. Members are urged to attend, with Geo. E. Blanch as president and H. H. Lockin as secretary.
The notes announce Sunday services at the Methodist Church with morning and evening themes. Morning message Religious Evolution and evening topic Two Plus Two Equals Poor. Invite congregants to attend with prayer and devout spirit.
An early note reports a January clearance sale for The Peterson Corp with promotions and pricing expected to be announced. The item hints at a public shopping event intended to reduce inventory and attract customers in the new year.
Ten years ago Cyril Mahoney and J Shank entered the livery and feed business in Aurelia renting a large cement barn from R B Morrill with Cyril to manage. Also death of Joachim Roggon noted and Miss Bass Pitcher left for Cedar Falls for State Teachers College. A fire in A L Nevilles Diamond township home caused ceilings to burn but woodwork saved. Twenty years ago Lockert and Minor dissolved partnership with A E Lockert continuing the business. Maurice Madsen and Maggie Larson married December 27. James Gay of Indiana bought half of Fisher & Gay livery firm.
Peterson residents formed the Izaak Walton Chapter and elected officers at a Tuesday meeting. The group reports twenty eight charter members with three new joiners announcedlast evening.
The Federated Church notes indicate that next Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated. The entire service will follow a special format intended to add value for members attending the observance.
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