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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
2
Paul Hill leads Iowa safety education as head of the public safety division. He recalls teaching driver education in Des Moines schools and advocates broader driving courses in high schools and colleges to reduce automobile fatalities and improve road safety skills.
The sixth six weeks brings tests in history and economics while new topics span Rome and civil rights. Students plan an operetta set for November 14 and senior FFA projects include stock purchases. eighth graders study stars and Norway, while eighth grade and younger share travel tales and report cards.
Taylor county farmer Harry Nevin shows off a six acre tract yielding 200 bushels per acre highlighting a strong harvest milestone in the region.
The Aurelia council met October 2 1989 with Mayor Matzdorff presiding. Minutes from September 6 1989 were read and approved. Treasurer and clerk reports were accepted and bills were ordered paid across funds including General Water Sewer Street Public Service Fire Park and others totaling multiple small payments to named individuals and firms. The meeting adjourned with Sig Matzdorff and H H Deyloff signing.
Miss Edna Linquist visits cousin Dorothy Linquist. Ben Galvin Sr and family host a dinner for Ben Galvin Jr and Virginia Galvin with several relatives attending. Many residents from Aurelia Storm Lake Galva and nearby towns are mentioned visiting, hosting, and traveling for work and holiday moments. A wedding witness story concludes the column with a West Union barber witnessing the ceremony after the couple moved the wedding to the barber shop.
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