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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
4
Paul Nelson argues voters must acknowledge both good and evil in politicians. He warns that ignoring conflicts harms democratic reform and ends hope for improvement. He closes with a professor’s quote about democracy and government.
The first African Violet club of Alta will hold a show on April 14 in the Alta Presbyterian church parlors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lunch will be served and a propagation and sales table will be included. The public is invited to attend.
Local social notes list Sunday and Friday dinners with Mr. and Mrs. Geo McCurdy Mrs. Harriet McCurdy and other households in Alta Balaton Redwood Falls Cherokee Yankton Ligerwood Odebolt Cleghorn and nearby. Residents hosted guests including the Parrotts Tighe Nordstroms and Nordstroms plus various regional kin members.
Notice warns parents whose children own B B guns to ensure proper use or authorities will confiscate the guns. Destruction of property cited as dangerous and costly, prompting action to curb misuse.
Hagen Mr and Mrs Ed Budden hagen and family and Donna Buddenhagen of Mt Pleasant were dinner guests in Elmer Buddenhagen home Sunday Tornado Insurance Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ahren holtz and Mr and Mrs Jack Williams and son Michael of Qodebolt Gilbert Bell of Albert City and Ella Crouch of Spen cer were guests in the G C Bell home Sunday Mrs Lloyd Hermanson and children of Wayne Nebr were
Overnight guests filled several homes as families hosted Sunday dinners and open houses. Notable visit mentions include Creighton area families, Storm Lake residents visiting relatives, and Easter vacation stays with Sioux Falls teachers enjoying time at local homes.
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