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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
4
A wide array of classes from home economics to geometry detail weekly topics. Freshmen study air, chemical changes, and drawing. seniors cover English history and economics while planning an all school party.
Mrs Wm Booth writes of visits and calls from Marion Wilf, Mada lynne Booth, Carl Ammons and Gerald Booth, Oswald Anderson, W J Dyslin, Gahlen Dyslin, and others. A weeiner roast at Peterson State Park, trips to Spencer Clay county fair, Minnesota visit stories, and medical note of Carolynne Kolpin’s tonsil removal are reported.
Mrs Harold Speers and Donald visited in Cherokee. Ladies Aid convention planned for Mt Olive church on Friday October 1 with a 30c luncheon at noon. Numerous locals and guests attended weddings, fairs, dinners, and silver anniversary celebrations across Aurelia Cherokee Larchwood and Fulda with many family visits and church activities.
The article notes that squirrel fur garments were as common as raccoon coats on campuses before 1929, reflecting a period when abundant squirrels made fur attire a popular fashion item in Ohio.
Angus and Hereford calves shown at the Interstate Baby Beef show in Sioux City. Families visit in Cherokee Aurelia Odebolt and Paullina. Miss Mabel Elsberry marries Carl Tillen in Cherokee. Sullivan family gatherings and hospital updates plus farm projects and social visits. Marine Clifford Gould sends Shanghai trip note from Hawaii. Salem Snyder attends New York Legion convention.
Wapping is described as the old London district below the Tower where many docks once lay. The area is noted for its historic fame as the site where pirates were formerly hanged.
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