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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
3
The text records a fragmented 19th or early 20th century scene with references to smallpox vaccination, a saw mill, rubber industry, and tensions with native peoples. It mentions a person named Campbell and a figure connected to the State, with remarks about pay, supplies, and movement to the interior.
H H Ehlers age 70 of Cleghorn died of heart disease Tuesday while traveling from the Illinois Central station to the federal building in Sioux City to report for petit jury duty.
The class group traveled to Storm Lake on Tuesday enjoying a whole day by the lake. They had a picnic dinner at noon followed by roller skating and boating. Members reported a very enjoyable time.
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau announces a big picnic on Wednesday June 25 with L J Dickinson Iowa congressman as speaker expected candidate for vice president. W R Montgomery chairs the picnic committee promising a well balanced program including a horseshoe contest graduation exercises for rural eighth graders and a band concert at Tourist Park. J A Lauer heads the refreshment stand committee.
The M E Sunday School announces a special program this Sunday at 11 46 open to all. The service features an orchestra prayer vocal and instrumental solos by Anna Paulson Margaret Keister Mary Keister Ruby Simmers Glenn Bell Iane Nelson Ruth Gilbert and the Primary Department choir. A reading by Marion Hale and a report from the Primary Department are also planned.
Items from a past Aurelia Sentinel edition highlight ten and twenty years ago. Death of W M Groff of Aurelia follows a seven year illness. A silo blown down by strong winds near Henry Glawe farm is noted along with personnel moves and a medical case in Sioux City.
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