Street Improvement Bonds planned in Aurelia Town meeting
The Aurelia Town Council approves plans to issue 58000 Street Improvement Bonds to fund road work on Second to Ash Streets. A meeting is set for October 18 1955 at 7 30 PM at the Town Hall to consider action and notices will be published in The Aurelia Sentinel. The clerk receives 400 for extra work on proceedings and assessments.
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Walnut
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Beech
Ash
Aurelia Sentinel
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Wharton
Aurelia Church Plans Sermon Series and Dinners
Regular appointments set for next week at Aurelia Congregational Church. Sunday morning Rev. Mace Crandall delivers second sermon in the Purpose of Life series titled Redemption. At noon a Sacrificial Meal by Pilgrim Fellowship to benefit The Crusade Fund. Fellowship supper on Oct 27 at 6 p.m. Budget meeting on Oct 30.
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Aurelia Congregational Church
Mace Crandall
Crandall
Pilgrim Fellowship
Crusade Fund
Aurelia Council Sets Date for $58,000 Street Bond Auction
Aurelia Iowa October 4 1955 special session sets October 18 1955 7 30 p m at Town Hall as time and place for receiving bids and considering a resolution to issue $58 000 street improvement bonds for Beech Ash and low streets with Cherokee County newspaper publication planned. Five council members present. No opposition.
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Aurelia
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Orlo Shank
Russell Allen
John V. Galvin
Eric Gustafson
Geo. A. Johnson
Charles Wharton
Wharton
Johnson
Cherokee County
Alien
Galvin
Gustafson
Allen
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