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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription prices: 2.54 dollars per year in advance for local delivery and 3.50 dollars per year for foreign countries. The paper notes publication weekly on Thursdays and mail entry as second class at the Aurelia, Iowa post office.
Pastor J El Gebhardt leads Sunday school at 11 a m with worship and preaching service at 31 04a arriving. The notice lists church activities and schedule for the day.
Henry Olsen pastor leads church school at 10:60 a m and worship at 11 am Services note 7:83 p m with Evangelical Church events to be held in the Clifford Brace name.
Theme program leaders Ronald P Kir dwall Hodge Hoffman Den and Jim Lyn gaard. 7 30 p m Sunday senior teachers meeting the church Hosts Mr and Mrs Roy Harson Saturday 9 am Confirmation Class Study 10 00 am Junior Rehearsal Sunday 1 4 am Church school asses for all 10 30 am Junior Miss ionary sistas 11 60 am Morn ip 6 3 p m Young Married Couples fellowship Colored slides shown by Mr and Mrs Elmer Tannor 20 p m Membership class All are welcome Thanksgiving Day 17 30 bp m
The fragment lists Carl W. Larson as pastor at Imalanuel Elk Lutheran Church with special music and Thanksgiving notes. It mentions Saturday 9 a.m. confirmation class Bible study and Sunday 9 35 a.m. morning worship with church and school activities.
Sunday school and worship services honor men and youth with messages on faith and service. The event section notes regular attendees, a youth rally, and communal praise as part of a church program.
The notice lists worship times including a Sunday service at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 5 a m with a Thanksgiving Day service at 2 45 a m. It appears to be a small church schedule from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper.
In Iowa Falls the Seven MILK FUND Hallowe'eners collected coins instead of treats and raised 93 dollars for the United Nations milk fund. The drive was sponsored by a young church group. A separate note mentions Everett of New Market undergoing a two hour operation after an accident with two chicken bones wandering the wrong way.
Buena Vista College announces home games against Doane on Dec 4, Warne St Teachers on Dec 9, Midland on Dec 16, Luther on Jan 10, Loras on Jan 13, Weymar on Jan 20, Warburg on Jan 30, Upper Iowa on Feb 3, and Wartburg on Feb 19. Advertising note included.
Classified want ads outline buying selling renting and swapping options. Aiming to connect readers with items services and opportunities in a local marketplace. Listings emphasize quick turnovers and clear prices while inviting inquiries from residents and businesses.
Calendar entries list multiple township ladies lessons Lighting in the Home hosted by local hosts including Mrs Cecil Sears in Piot and Mrs Oren Keck in Grand Meadow Amherst and Liberty townships. It notes 4-H officers training at the Lewis Hotel November 25 and Soil Conservation Leaders Training November 24. Planning Committee meeting at the Lewis Hotel November 21. Iowa Farm Bureau convention at Des Moines dates November 26-30.
Mrs. Laura Whiting traveled to Alces ter South Dakota on Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Rowley.
A runaway team at Lake Mills collided head on with Ed Price's parked car. One horse's head punched through the windshield, and the vehicle suffered heavy damage.
A compact hometown merchant appeal urging residents to support local shopkeepers with patronage. The message highlights the value of local businesses to the community and small-town economy.
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