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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

3

Local Happenings At Aurelia And Surrounding Towns

Fred McNear of Sioux City visited Aurelia last Friday. Many locals came and went from Rembrandt and Aurelia for shopping and visits. A high school band concert will be held on the street at 7 30 PM Saturday due to postponed games. Various residents traveled to Chicago Sioux City and other nearby places for family visits fairs and errands. Martins gather on wires as birds signal seasonal movement. Local businesses advertise hardware paint and dry goods while offering services and repairs.

Fred McNear Sioux City Mummert Hardware Co A. J. Roeder Greeley Col Mary Demarest E. F. Webking Gus Wogahn Eldora Pitcher Farm Bureau George Blanch A. B. Wessman Webb D. E Ray Jones Arthur Will Henry Loucks Ellis Jones Texas Chicago H. J. Schmidt Berneice Lawton Janice Quintard N. R. Whitney Whitney G. M. Trundy Iowa City Irene Robar Evanston, N Homer Robar Colorado South Dakota H. D. Post Cheyenne Wyoming W. G. Port A. Perry Guy Bell Chas. Pruitt J. M. Whitney P. G. McAndrew Ainsworth Nebraska Walt Radke Edmund Radke Okoboji Lakes Home Ed Lehnhardt Orange City Sioux County Fair M. Hines Will Booth Shanendoah Sidney Albert Wedgewood F. G. Scott Henry Meyer Fred Wohlenhaus John Baumann John Fisher Warsaw Indiana Donna Jule Robar Clifford Robar Sioux City Journal L. E. Christensen Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester New York Pittsburg Penn West Virginia Frank Ellsberg Paris Illinois B. L. Troup Mrs. Troup Wayne Bertha Hunter Webster City Ellsbergs Miss Hunter Aurelia

Mt. Olive Residents Host Sunday Gatherings and Trips

Residents and relatives from Mt. Olive and nearby towns held multiple Sunday picnics and dinners at the Lloyd Ohlson and Claude Jones homes, with guests traveling from Sioux City Dixon Ill Aurelia Warsaw Aurelia and Cherokee. Attendees included the Dubes and Jones families and extended kin from Good Hope Vermillion and Aurelia. Ruth Cooley departed for Washington DC after visiting Chas Sawwell’s home.

Earl Bruce Alpha Mt. Olive Carl Johnson Carl Anderson Larrabee Anderson Lou Bertane Bertane Milwaukee Wis LeMars Louis Bengtson Rey Ohlson Sioux City B. H. Dubes Claude Paul Jones Dixon Illinois Warsaw Indiana Jim Gay Aurelia Joyce Kenneth Ohlson Clarence Ohlson Lloyd Ohlson Roy Ohlson Roy Hench Hopper Arthur Ohlson Diamond Center Axel Johnson Donald Good Hope Claude Jones Fred Hallbauer Dicky Lorraine Bostoe Betty Allen Ilinois John Fisher Russel Jones Cherokee C. C. Dukes Vermillion Ivan Wilson C. M. Jones Helen Dean Winnona Forney Dukes Earl Crippen Ruth Cooley Chas. Sawwell Washington, D. C

Any Old Chance For Rat-Yes and Rat-They’ve Dropped Anchor

Dialogue sketches two rats in a comic exchange. First Rat boasts of venturesome kin while narrating that a chop-suey restaurant shelters him. They reference a ship’s anchor action and morning danger as a punchline.

Kansas City Star

Ex Governor Hammill Congratulates Baby Health Winners

Des Moines Iowa Ex Governor John Hammill congratulates two former winners at the Iowa State Fair baby health contest. Over 500 of Iowa's healthiest babies compete for the state championship Aug 23 to Sept 1 as part of the state women's exposition with two large fair buildings for women's programs and demonstrations.

Des Moines John Hammill Iowa

Notch in lapels linked to Moreau Napoleonic rivalry

The notch in coat lapels is claimed to trace to a rivalry between General Moreau and Napoleon. Moreau's followers allegedly created the notch as a secret badge of their partnership.

Moreau Napoleon

Adla Tablets Promoted By Druggist Frank Pratt

An advertisement urges smokers to use Dr Emil's Adla Tablets for quick relief from indigestion and upset stomach caused by smoking. It emphasizes not stopping smoking but taking Adla Tablets as a remedy. The ad is signed by Frank E. Pratt, a local druggist.

Dr. Emil Frank. E. Pratt

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