Aurelia Consolidated School Notes First to Sixth Grade
A detailed school report describes reading, writing, and arithmetic aims for each grade from first through high school. It notes Halloween activities, perfect spelling lessons, upcoming tests in economics and science, and weekly topics in geography, history, and language, with student mentions and attendance observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Newson
Adolph Fassler
Phyllis Engdahl
Hiawatha
Melba Card
Joe Coombs
Marjorie Cornwall
Ardys Deyloff
Loren Gerjets
Joyce Hartwig
Lola Kolpin
Jane Lawniczak
Jean Mongan
Donna Nelson
Delores Nelson
Doris Nelson
Dale Langwin
Myrna Thomas
Verona Wogahn
Betty Anderson
Vernon Galvin
la Vone Harden
Nobody
Pacific
Cherokee
Hazel Johnson
Bermuda Cedar Trees Marked Old Island Entrances
Bermuda brides once planted Bermuda cedar seedlings at the gateway to their new homes. The custom faded, but many older Bermudian entrances still feature two tall cedar trees flanking the doorway, recalling a bygone wedding tradition.
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Bermuda
Sheriff’s sale in Cherokee County Iowa on property of Homer Davis
John B. Gallagher Receiver sues Homer Davis et al in rem and issues a special execution. The sale, set for November 30 1935 at 10 a.m. at the Cherokee County Courthouse, will offer the south 22 acres of the NW 102 acres in Section 11 Township 93 North Range 89 West to satisfy a 1935 judgment plus costs.
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John B. Gallagher
Homer Davis
District Court
Cherokee County
Ella Davis
John W. Osborn
John Osborn
Laurance Davis
Iowa
Court House
Cherokee
A. N Tilton
Bermuda’s History Seen Through Colorful Landmarks
A Washington Post writer highlights Bermuda’s rich past with landmarks and notable figures. The islands were sighted by Juan de Bermudez before 1611 and became a self governing British colony in 1612 after colonization followed Somers voyage and wreck of 1600 near St George.
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Bermuda
Washington Post
Juan de Bermudez
Sir George Somers
St. George
Jamestown
Somers
Cavendish and Hydrogen’s Hidden Industrial Promise
Henry Cavendish’s 1760 experiment released a gas he named hydrogen. The Chicago Tribune notes his achievement and hints at the future uses industrial chemists and engineers would find for the discovery.
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Henry Cavendish
Chicago Tribune
Cavendish
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Aurelia Consolidated School
Essen
Arthur Daniels
Robert Dunn
Pauline Drever
Frances Fassler
Betty Grienke
Richard Jones
Dorothy Kelsey
Muriel Kline
Maxine Nielson
Donald Wieland
Dean Will
Doris Magnusen
Robert McKinnis
Leonard Miller
Filmore Nelson
Charles Rapp
Gretchen Wieland
Doyle Holdernes
Dexteey Maggan
John Dunn
Mary Clark
W. N. Nida
Elda Dagger
Everett Nelson
Carol Glidewell
Keith Wad
Bulletin Board
Mathematics
Lois Nelson
Nellie Mongan
Evelyn Blanch
Lois Whitney
Beulah Williams
Filmore Olson
Mr. Troup
Marjorie Parrott
Social Science
Opal Kaskey
Treasury Department
United States
America
Liccurr & Myvrs Tobacco Co
Sheriff's Sale
Theatre
Rochelle ‘ Hudson
Henry Fondan
Slim Summerville
Edward Trevor
Margaret Hamilton
Andy Devine
Winfield Sheehan
Henry King
Olor BP
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