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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1951
Page
6
A vocal ensemble presents a Commencement Address with hymns including Bless the Lord O My Soul Guide Us Through the Night and Go Not Far from Me O God performed by the Mixed Chorus during graduation ceremonies.
At Aurelia Iowa on April 17 1951 the continued special meeting was called to order by Mayor Howell with members Anderson Carlson Kaskey and Wilson present and Christensen absent. The council continued work on actual values to be set on properties to be assessed for the proposed.
The Aurelia town meeting adjourns after approving street improvements. Motion by Kaskey seconded by Wilson carried with no further business. Harry Howell mayor and Chester G. Sjoberg clerk signed the record.
Paul Nelson writes the top poppy day theme judged first by the American Legion auxiliary. The piece urges memorial support for disabled veterans and details the poppy program’s role in feeding hungry families and aiding war efforts amid World War II era crisis.
The Aurelia Sentinel notes Robert S. Forbes as Publisher and lists publication details. It indicates the newspaper is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Aurelia Post Office, with per year rates in advance and foreign countries.
The speaker urges a more generous act from prosperous citizens to honor veterans on Poppy Day 1951. It emphasizes balancing relief with support, asking readers to balance the scales by buying and wearing the red poppy as a symbol of remembrance and aid.
Karolton Klasp promotes Manila Envel opes all sizes in stock and urges readers to inquire at The Sentinel. The Sentinel is the authorized agent for both Sioux City newspapers and offers to handle subscription orders.
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