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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
5
Local itemized notices list seed for sale eggs at 1.50 per fifteen and 4.00 per hundred, cream separators, bakery goods, patterns, and farm goods. Several community updates cover hospital trips, bank closings on Memorial Day, funeral attendance, and Memorial Day dinners with fundraiser details.
Memorial services are set for next Sabbath at 11 a.m. a union service follows. Evening worship at 8. Missionary topics return next Sunday evening Missions in Japan and Korea. Boys club meets Friday evening rally to the club. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clover. Mrs. Welch from Primghar spoke at C E on Sunday about the Webster City state conference and world wide work. Several vacancies remain in the young people’s class. volunteers urged.
In Grand Meadow township a special election resulted in a unanimous decision to build a central high school at the township center. The project costs 4000 dollars funded by bonds, with Marcus township having recently taken a similar action making Grand Meadow the second township nationwide to vote for a central high school. The plan promises convenience for local residents.
Norfolk visitors include C R Kleeberger Aurelia Iowa J H Kleeberger Monroe Wisconsin Herman Kleeberger Gate Oklahoma W L Kleeberger Kansas City Missouri brothers of Mayme Kleeberger and Mrs W Z King. This is the first reunion for Herman and his sisters in thirty years.
Boston cooking authority Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine introduces a new brown bread recipe. She outlines ingredients and method to craft a loaf with rich flavor and traditional texture.
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