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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports community items from Aurelia and Mt Olive including club notices, charity events, farm activity and local visitors. Band benefit postponed, Mt Olive Ladies Aid raised funds, farmers report hogs, chicks, tankage and shipments to Chicago, plus numerous social visits and illnesses noted.
East bound Nos 616 at 9:17 am and 682 at 6:26 pm. West bound Nos 631 at 8:22 am 1B at 2:13 pm and 688 at 6:53 pm. Indicates daily passenger service times on the Illinois Central line.
Notice states an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Carl Barr deceased was filed and will be proved with hearing set for March 26, 1923. Clerk F J Carpenter signs and seals the court record with Deputy Litta Carpenter. Herrick and Herrick are listed as attorneys.
Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Slifford Dubes home with modest turnout. W. F. Hickey and son Garland attended the Aurelia father and son banquet. Dubes and Ohlson shipped six head of Shorthorns to Ames for the Town Royal sale, Arthur Ohlson accompanied them. John Anderson was ill last week. Algy Lindsay traveled to Ames for the Shorthorn sale. Frank Huseman hauled hogs to Galva. Mrs. W. F. Lindsay learned of her mother Mrs. Phelps illness. Mrs. Phelps died during the night. Funeral services set for Carroll on Saturday.
Cherokee County court fixed April 2 192 day for hearing proof of a will filed after exposure to the public. Carpenter district court official seal shows the proceeding begun with public reading and filing of the instrument purporting to be the last will and testament.
This narrative outlines the sophomore class entertainment at Gwendolyn Coombs home, health talks by Dr. Allison for high school girls, a plan to invite more outside speakers, and a school break to attend the Northwest Iowa Teachers Association in Sioux City March 22 24. It highlights basketball progress under Coach Lingenfelter, upcoming baseball scheduling, silent reading progress, grade level activities from first through eighth, gym usage during winter, transportation challenges due to snow, and a summary of classroom work across grades with emphasis on spelling reading and civic education.
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