03 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
1
Classified line item noting 700 bushels of ear corn for sale by Richard Grienke in Aurelia with contact number 1112. Also lists for rent news office space at The Sentinel and rent of new typewriters at 1.50 per week or 5 per month in advance.
The Secret Sisters Pinochle club met Friday February 25 at Mrs. John C. Petersons home for a one o clock luncheon and an afternoon of cards. Mrs. Maurice Hansen co hosted. Vernon Matzdorff won high score Floyd Kirby won low and Clarence McCleerey won traveling. Next meeting set for March 11 at Mrs. Ralph Mongans home.
Mr and Mrs Paul Marshall and children relocate from Des Moines to a local farm. Mr and Mrs Alverne Hustedt welcome a daughter born Monday February 28. Mr and Mrs Lambert Bredehoeft and family relocate to a farm in Missouri.
The Sentinel front page photo of Aurelia's conference basketball champions omitted the right end figure. After readers questioned the unidentified person, the paper revealed it was Coach Lou Collier and promised a follow up. The editor apologized for the oversight and teased another congratulatory note to the team.
A reader notes snowbound cranes as harbingers of spring while critiquing Congress for a 50 percent pay raise and a proposed 20 dollar income tax cut. The writer predicts Iowa trading stamps legislation and imagines a local licensing scheme to curb competing newspapers, arguing for fair treatment of enterprises.
The article warns that title should be re checked even after a recent search or policy. Clouds such as marriages judgments taxes and liens can appear later and affect ownership. It cites mis identifications and description errors as common causes of encumbrances and urges caution in transfers.
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