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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1924
Page
3
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Fragmented text hints at women and medicine within a harsh landscape. The excerpt mentions pathways, swamps, and a journey linked to a community, with sparse references to men and aid received at night. The exact events remain unclear due to damaged wording.
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A joint gathering of Farm Bureau men and women adopted the 1925 program in Cherokee. The plan covers hog disease control, home management projects, training centers with eighteen leaders each, publicity duties, and a Boy and Girl Clubs initiative across townships. Also discusses starting a boys band in Alta and Aurelia’s strong band legacy.
The Methodist conference at Rockwell City last week reappointed Rev. G. R. Gilbert to the local church for a sixth year after five years in Aurelia Marcus Bix and other district appointments listed. Special assignments include Morningside College figures and conference evangelists.
The article notes clergy changes with i Chandler appointed pastor for the coming year after serving as Morningside College dean for six years. Rev Earl Hoon departs to Manson Iowa after four years here. Andrew Johnson relocates to Linn Grove store purchase. Chas Nelson builds a new home southwest of Aurelia. Pady Siglin returns from Pittsburg after season with the local National League team. Mrs R B Olds undergoes surgery in Sioux City. Mary Zorn wed Henry Hasenwinkle Jr in a North Dakota and Spring township pairing.
The Woman's Club holds its regular meeting Friday afternoon October 10 at 2 30 in the Congregational church. Mrs Nelson Edgar of Cherokee will speak on The Ideal Practical Platform as head of the Citizenship department. Members are urged to submit a club motto and a suggested club song.
The Community Club and their wives heard a fine address by Rev W P McCormick of the Presbyterian church, Storm Lake, on citizenship. The talk was well received for its original ideas and oratorical merit, followed by music and refreshments.
Heniry Ford announces profit sharing for employees while Home Grocery invites customers to inquire about the program. The notice emphasizes mutual benefit and encourages inquiries about the plan.
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