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teen years, moving away aooui iweruy-five years ago.From all reports the Aurelia boys who were in the Rainbow division at Camp Mills, New York, are now on their way to France. They were on the transport that returned to port on account of defective boilers after being on the water nine days. The boys from here are as follows: Ronald Dyslin,Henry Grashoff, Harold Peterson, George Marcher, Everett McManus and W. B. Striker.Selected men who have been held for Military service can now enlist in the navy after December 15th, by presenting a certificate from the local board, that they will not be called in the present quota. Also large numbers of men are desired for naval service, and any man who has not been called in for physical examination has the right to enlist at any time up to the time of such call. Persons desiring to enlist can receive full information by communicating with Lieut. George E. Ket-terer, Recruiting Officer, Old Post Office Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa.ILLINOIS CENTRALBAST BOUNDPassenger No. 16-------—8:32 a. m.Passenger No. 632------ 6:20 p. m.Local Freight No. 692 ------ 3:15 a. m.WEST BOUNDPassenger No. 631---------- 8:05 a. m.Passenger No. 15-----------2:12 p. mPassenger No. 633.........- 6:50 p. m.Local Freight No. 691 4i00 p. m,
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 29, 1917
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