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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
1
The notice lists subscription prices: two dollars and fifty cents per year in advance and eight dollars per year for foreign country subscriptions.
Holy Communion at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 45 a m followed by worship at 11 00 a m at First Congregational Church under Pastor J E Gebhardt.
Morning 10:00 church school 11:00 worship at Oscar Smith home. Evening 7:30 service at Lincoln Hahn home. You are welcome.
An advertisement outlines artificial insemination services for dairy cattle by the Cherokee Breeder's Co-op in Cherokee Iowa with contact phone 268J and calls to be placed before 10 a.m. Also promoted are various farm animals and real estate listings including Chester White boars Hampshire boars and a two bedroom house for sale in Aurelia. The Senior of the Week profile highlights Kenneth Ervil Rapp, a multi-sport student planning Iowa University attendance and a future in professional baseball, with personal tastes in chocolate cake and Italian dishes.
Jane C asks if Dennis and she always perform for every passing car while Peg suspects laryngitis. Joe warns against fun during "winkum" and says he won’t let you run. Malcolm hosts an ex senator to discuss a 1952 presidential bid. Shep denies a new girl, proving it by washing behind his ears again. Denny A avoids publicity now.
A clipped newspaper item hints at a quirky scene where Jan confronts many lookalikes she dislikes and slaps them. Hans is told to listen in speech class to avoid summarizing others. Exclusive mention of Toni waving his hair appears as a side detail.
The Administrator of the Estate of Charles R. Waddell announces sealed bids for the Aurelia Iowa residence. Bids due by noon October 9 1950 at The Farmers National Bank of Aurelia with a $1000 draft or certified check. Sale subject to Probate Court approval. Cash settlement and Administrator's Deed with abstract of title issued to buyer. Your Home-town merchant is your best friend.
A July 12 1950 meeting of the Red Oak Iowa bank stockholders adopted an amendment to Article III Section 1 of the Articles of Incorporation. The capitalization remains fifty thousand dollars, fifty thousand shares at one hundred dollars each, fully paid. The article also includes unrelated notes about Red Oak police and local incidents.
During cleaning of the Brown Brothers foundry in Eldora a 1918 Overland touring car was unearthed. It was last registered in 1924 and bought by Gene Farmer who hopes to restore it to running condition.
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