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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
2
Norton evades a saboteur plot as mysterious incidents target him and his romance with Florence deepens amid a web of danger. A countess and Olga scheme to separate them while Norton faces surveillance, mistaken embraces, and a perilous game of shadowy rivals.
Iowa weather bulletin reports early 1915 season favorable. Winter conditions were mild with a mean temperature of 35.5 degrees from November 1914 to March 1915, about 12 degrees above normal and 51 degrees milder than 1913-14. Precipitation exceeded normal with 40.7 inches of rain and melted snow.
Mr and Mrs Lincoln Hahn welcome a baby girl born Sunday April 11. Mrs S P Bengtson is ill this week. Bengtson shipped cattle to Chicago. Clarence Ohison and Irnie Bengtson vacationed from Cherokee High School at home. Several local residents traveled to Sioux City and Alta. Families visited relatives in Aurelia and Cherokee. Ed Roggow and John Klockow involved in farm fencing work. A gathering of young people was hosted by Herman Pingetoed Sunday night.
Sir and Mrs Gust Kruse visited at the A Sextus home Sunday. George Glawe has been on the sick list for the past few days. Henry Fust received news of the death of T D Higgs which occurred March 30. Wm Reckoff and family visited at the home of Mrs Reckoffs father David Johns Sunday. Albert Meyer visited at the Heary Glawe home in Acrena Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lester Reekoff visited at the home of her parents Sunday. Grandma Booth is able to be about the house again. Miss Martha Glawe spent last week at the home of her sister Mrs Albert Meyer. Mr and Mrs Frank Becker and family visited at the Ernest Kelpin home. Leslie and Donald Johnson injured a finger in a sausage grinder incident. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Frank Scott last Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Vanderhoff of east Elk April 22. Edgar Willey, teacher of district No 9, died Saturday and Sunday of Siony.
Fred Mueller a Storm Lake caller last Wednesday. Geo Miller and family of Galva visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Wilhelmina Webking called at Storm Lake Saturday. Mrs G F Moneler of Welcome Minnesota arrived with relatives. Rev H Webking returned from Sioux City Wednesday. Mesdames Mueller and Hustedt returned from Welcome Minnesota Wednesday. Relatives and friends gathered Sunday evening for Louis Bruggeman's birthday celebration. many happy returns wished.
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