Aurelia Sentinel Notice on Subscription Continuity
The Aurelia Sentinel cautions readers that it will not stop at expiration dates unless notified. Subscribers who continue to receive the paper are obligated to pay for continued service.
02 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel cautions readers that it will not stop at expiration dates unless notified. Subscribers who continue to receive the paper are obligated to pay for continued service.
Letter to the editor from Ed T. Kearney describes two “rays of sunshine” for farm owners. It references a Farm Land Bank in Omaha and a Nebraska loan for machinery and farm equipment, noting specific payments and a broader relief aim for 60-year-old farmers.
March 1 notices show residents relocating to farms near Quimby Meriden Diamond Center Washta Alta and Minnesota. Walking visitors included Mrs Carl Kahl in Holstein and neighbors surprised Mrs Olive Will with ice cream and cake. Ladies Aid rescheduled to Thursday at Victor Frank home for dinner.
Mrs. Anton Hanson hosted family at her daughter's home while Albert Radle visited Aurelia Thursday night. Mrs. Geo LaPosky entertained about twenty friends for Mrs. Henry Larson who moves this week. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Goettsch held a party for old friends in their new home Friday night. Young people surprised Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Will at Mrs. Olive Will's home Tuesday evening with games and cake. Mrs. Marvart Duber visited her brother in Cherikee. Raymond Sawwell and wife of Huon South Dakota were weekend visitors to Cha Sawvell's home. Ladies Aid baked at Council Oak, Cherokee, clearing $17.55. Mrs. Jim Stewart of Quimby visited her daughter Mrs. Lincoln Hahn. Paul Samuelson missed a week of Quimby high due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wall and Jimmie dined with Joe Steeg in Cherokee. Mrs. Alfred Simpson traveled to Sioux City for her brother John Jones's illness. Roe Unger took cattle to Sioux City last Monday.
A farewell for Ernest Rasche and family moves to George Getzmeier farm near Galva. Community parties, moves, and visits populate Diamond Center as families shift homes and farms around Aurelia and Mt. Olive.
L F Cave was re elected chairman of Afton Township Farm Bureau at a joint meeting held at the J HL Ware home. After a covered dish luncheon the annual business meeting re elected Henry Pingle vice chairman and A W Melton secretary treasurer.
Aurelia Consolidated School notes detail weekly aims in phonics, reading and writing for multiple grades. The report lists student spelling awards, project work in art and nature study, and classroom activities from first through freshmen, including language, geography, history, and civics efforts.
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