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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
1
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Cherokee county Odd Fellow lodge members plan a large picnic at Larrabee on August 21 with details to be announced. The northwest district Town Chiropractors Association meets in Cherokee on Thursday August 9 with Dr. C G Barr of Cherokee and Dr Loretta Napier Aurelia as reception and entertainment committee. John W Stevens is reelected president of county recorders at Mason City convention, a new record for the association. Gravel pit work progresses with a 90 foot advance. tracks will be relaid and the pool widened as the drag line finishes. A merger between the Evangelical church and the United Evangelical association in Grand Meadow township will consolidate worship in one church. Mrs J K Rice and son Manly visit Chicago. Manly gains music training with professor Burns offering free tuition for a year and potential record-making by season end.
The piece argues that health is not essential for success and that drive and willpower matter more. It notes tiredness can sharpen focus and that many great workers thrived while not feeling well, suggesting compensation between spirit and body.
A dozen boys joined the club judging trip on July 19 visiting L C Plogs Hampshire herd Oscar Petersons Clydesdales Herefords and calves at farms of Chas Coombs AUG Johnson A C Brecher Ray Cone and A W Peterson. The town hall bond election passed two to one with 214 yes and 106 no. The Legion reports pledged funds are being honored and remains hopeful.
A fragmentary column discusses early maritime exploration driven by science and adventure rather than wealth. It praises explorers who risk life for knowledge and donors who fund research as acts of service benefiting humanity, with period notes from Charleston Mall and local society updates.
In a morning exchange, Mr. Dubwaite in negligee contends he is called to greatness while asking Dubwaite to go to the cellar and shovel coal into the furnace, underscoring a humorous domestic moment.
Misa Muriel Welch of Primghar and Town visited at W F Lindsay home. Estella Luella Hickey and niece Ardis Hickey joined supper with Mr and Mrs Frank Webb. Ruth Olds of Round Lake Minnesota stayed several days at Aunt A B Lindsay’s. Ardis Hickey hosts Minnesota friends this week. Diamond residents welcome George Ds.
A string of residents including Dean Loucks Pierre Dakota Alva Melton and many others spent Sunday with relatives and friends in surrounding communities. Reports mention Oscar Lewis Troy Mummert Will Menefee Ed Meinking Will Honsbruch Richard and family at Morningside Sioux City Genieve Sexton Fern Holmes and Ferns A C Gimett Opal Cave Parrott and Ruby Hill with several trips to Greenfield Meriden Mapleton Cherokee and nearby towns.
Miss Fern Flatt and Miss Lucile Deibner visited in Spirit Lake area with Allie Flatt and Vera Flatt family. Mr Henry Lane of Cherokee called on several homes while Alva Avenel of Storm Lake had a misfortune near Mt Olive when his front wheel broke. Bert Deibner helped get him to Storm Lake for a new wheel before continuing home. Antone Cy and Edith Steesen enjoyed Sunday dinner with Allen family during vacation.
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