Aurora Commercial notices and school examinations
The Aurora Commercial notes subscription dues, prizes, and local notices. It reports a large internal revenue receipt, a stock of barley, a Sparta Township picnic, church and school developments, and summaries of recent school examinations across multiple rooms and teachers with praise for pupil progress.
Public School Exhibition Praised for Discipline and Order
The examination of Mr Kring's German class showcased high credit for teachers and pupils. The superintendent Rev A W Freeman earned praise for leadership. the school fonds will fund public projects and a student excursion to the river, with admissions and donations supporting debt relief.
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Mrs. Murphy
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Stedman
Mr. de la Vergne
Miss Sparks
Miss Baird
Freeman
Kring
Schol
A. W. Freeman
Schulze’s Hall
Miss Smith
James W. Gaff
Aurora Sanitary Society reports strong second year progress
The Aurora Sanitary Society marks its second year on March 11, 1864, and notes 75 members with regular attendance. Finances show $928.35 in receipts from a supper, donations, and dues, with $849.29 spent and $119.40 on hand. The group shipped 702 articles of clothing and 239 quarts of fruit plus extensive hospital supplies to Indianapolis and supported white refugees with a large fund. They urge continued public aid as the Sanitary Commission relies on voluntary contributions.
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Indiana Sanitary Commission
Commission
Indianapolis
Friends of the Sanitary
Banitary Commission
John Taylor
Georgia J. Sutton
United States Commission
Secretary of War
Sanitary Commission
Groreta E. Surron
Arnona
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