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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
In ten days we reduce stock of Men's Young Men's and Boys' high grade suits and overcoats by half. Prices are made attractive and beyond past efforts. We invite shoppers to compare and say they are “sure doing it” when they see the values offered.
Aurelia closes football season with a 14 9 victory over Marcus as Oren Coombs leads with 66 points and Lawrence Blanch adds 56. Kurtz, Peterson, Waddell and Lamm star on defense and offense while the team prepares for basketball in the new gym.
Local farm sale ends forty one year run as D M Reilly quits farming and leases his place. A church wedding unites Charlotte A Hageman and Arthur E Jones at St John’s Lutheran. John Kaufmann pleads guilty to theft of auto casings and gets five years in Anamosa reformatory. Otto Rupp jailed thirty days for beating his wife. Agnes Collina injured by acetylene lamp accident in Meriden. St Mary’s Knights of Columbus council is instituted in Storm Lake with fifty members. George Thompson and Augusta Felton wed at Cherokee M E parsonage.
Ellen McKinnon sought Oakdale treatment a few weeks ago. Wm Striker Jr leaves for Sioux City to enter a business college. Otto and Mrs Bischel move to Elkton to run the store. Frank Wieland will quit farming and hold a public sale seven miles south of Aurelia on December 4. Lew Jensen and family return to spend winter here. Pearl Coombs arrived from Cedar Falls after teacher training. Grace Lewin travels to Plainview to help in Walter’s store until after the holidays.
The Versatile Four, a four man lyceum team, brings a program of singing and instrumental music to the MBE church Friday evening December 9. The act features cornet saxophone clarinet and violin with vocal quartets and solos. Admission is 85 and 60 cents.
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