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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
3
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A church service was held at the Rourthouse with congregants gathered to observe the event. The report notes attendance and the presence of local officials.
Longtime Aurelia resident Mr. Kleeberger marks fifty years since joining Wisconsin’s Odd Fellows order. He first joined in 1874, is the lodge’s oldest charter member, and received a 50 year jewel on the anniversary. He led in local civic duties and trained as a harness maker before running a shoe side line with family ties to Masons and Rebekahs. His German-born parents met crossing the Atlantic, voyage lasting three months before settling in Wisconsin.
A large audience filled the Aurelia concert last Saturday night with the band delivering a strong program. Highlights include Cle Elum Eagles, Blue Skies, The Shriner's Parade, Fox Trot Sam the Old Accordion Man, and The Old Oaken Bucket as the audience praised the musicians for their growing cohesion and stage presence.
Cyrus Calvin Beeghley died at his Aurelia home June 28 1927 aged 67 years 3 months 20 days He was born March 8 1860 in Ashland County Ohio He was a German Baptist Church member Survived by wife five children two sisters eight grandchildren and many relatives The funeral was held at the home and Methodist church with Rev Moore and internment at Pleasant Hill
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Miss Mae Anderson of Eldora arrives to lead the girls canning clubs and poultry club. Former Hardin County Farm Bureau assistant for six years, she now attends college and will supervise the clubs during the upcoming vacation months. Her duties include organizing new clubs and outlining yearly programs.
Dr Henry Albert State Health Commissioner warns against dangerous Fourth of July displays. He cites a drop in tetanus cases and deaths due to education and safer celebrations. Authorities urge banning dangerous explosives and emphasizing parental responsibility to limit risk and protect property.
Abe calls for prayers as a single sighting or event draws attention and prompts public concern. The remarks frame faith and community response surrounding the incident or figure referenced.
Ten years ago Mrs G G H Mongan died at her Diamond township home after six weeks illness. Florence Russell married Louis Vinke June 27 at the bride’s parents home in this town. Clara Friecke wed Carl H Kannenberg June 20 at the bride’s Aurelia home. they will live in Aurelia. Will Mummert sold 160 acre farm near Aurelia to Amandus Bengtson for 260 per acre, bought it for 221. Twenty years ago Maurice Fouts married Emma Kreger at Mrs Wilby’s home with Elder H H Reitz officiating. Florence Lane wed Geo B Ansbach June 26 at the bride’s parents in Diamond township.
Miss Margaret Eddy, who left a week ago Sunday for the west, is now in Los Angeles after visiting many places in Colorado and along the route. She plans to go to Berkeley soon to study for a while before a trip through Yellowstone Park.
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