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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1925

Page

4

Town Notes on Local Visits Births and Open Hours

Local social blurbs note a birth at the Larson home and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Tuttle. Stores run by Larson Bros and Peterson Co announce Wednesday evening hours starting next week. Residents travel to Sioux City Mason City and Des Moines for visits and business while other notices mention township meetings, club events, and upcoming plant sales.

Larson Bros Peterson. Co Ernest Tuttle Fellows West ‘Bend Gus Larson Alta Peterson’ Co

Diamond Center News Roundup From Diamond Center

Community notes report visits by William Haight and family to the Fee home in Rock Township and Herman Linguist and Norris to Sioux City. Jennie Leber injures her foot with a cream separator. Mrs George Leber assists at home. An Easter program is planned at Diamond Center church. Frank Jones of Ocheyedan visits sister Mrs R H Hench.

William’ Haight Howard Fee Rock Herman Norris Sioux ‘City Jennie Leber George Leber Diamond Center Frank Jones of

Specials and Local Notices From Home Grocery Scene

Our specials at Home Grocery highlight items like Prolac for growing chicks. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ohlson welcomed a daughter on Saturday March 28. Sioux City visitors Mrs. A H Eddy and Margaret, and Mrs. W A McLaughlin with Conley, traveled between trains. T Brewster was seriously ill with pneumonia last week but improving.

A. Daugh Mrs. Lloyd, Ohlson A. H. Eddy Margaret Sioux City W.A. McLaughlin Conley Brewster

Community Notes From Mt Olive And Surrounding Areas

Mt Olive residents report a lively week with social visits and church events. Mr and Mrs Ed Conklin and granddaughter Maude Orton of Washta hosted dinner with the Earl Crippen family. A baby girl arrived Saturday March 28 and will live with Mr and Mrs Ohlson. Mrs Steele of Alta and Mrs Karl Kahl attended services. Edith Gillet of Spencer visited home folks and Caul of Ames spent the evening with slides.

Olive Cherokee Ed Conklin Maude Orton Washta Earl Crippen Ake Ohlson Steele Alta Karl Kahl Near N Mt. Olive Caul Ames

Afton and Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Ernest Tuttle visited last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Fitts and baby spent Sunday at the Hill home in Cherokee. Glenn Parker visited Cherokee relatives. Mrs. Guy Robinson stayed with Cherokee relatives and friends. Zwick and Stoner callers from Minnesota and Des Moines. Latter la grippe illness wide among families. Raymond Zwick with grandparents near Sutherland. Young family moved to Covell house in Aurelia. Germial Zarr of Vivian South Dakota a guest at Bert Hollenbeck. Earl Zwick called on relatives near Sutherland. Irvin Brewster ill with pneumonia cared for by a Sioux City nurse. Oscar Lewis visited Hollengren home in Galva.

Ernest Tuttle Edd Fitts Hill Cherokee Glenn Parker Guy Robinson Geo. Zwick Mankato Minn Carroll Stoner Des Moines Fred Gould Earl Zwick Raymond Zwick Sutherland P. T. Young Henry Pingle Covell Aurelia Germial Zarr Vivian South Dakota Bert Hollenbeck Irvin Brewster Sioux City

Remembering Tactics for Lasting Memory Retention

The source discusses using proper methods to retain ideas, noting the mind tends to slip concepts without deliberate effort. It emphasizes deliberate practice and fixed strategies to cement memory, urging readers to apply careful repetition and structured recall.

Never Saw White Man A Fresh-Water Lake Found Near Austrils

A remote freshwater lake about 30 miles around was found near Austrils where around 200 people of African descent who had never seen a white man before were discovered by investigators.

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Salton v Chicago Sterling Tipping The Geo. B. Larson Nelson Edith Gillet Spencer Dol. I Dukes Fort Dodge Russell Filson John Madsen Burlington Larsong Horation East Grocery Margaret Eddy Cornell College Mt. Vernon Miller Otto Plautz Plautz Gladysargaret New’ McCall Larsons Rebekah Circle Ben Harrison Everett Derby Peterson Co the Store OF Quality Iowa M. E. Smith Ontario Campbell F. B. Freeburn Afton and Vicinity Oscar Lewis Art Hollengren Galva Arm J. S. Mummert Aurelia, Iowa
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