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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
6
Local items report visits to Sioux City and Chicago relatives, job changes, and weddings. Notices include Miss Marianne Chandler starting at Kresge, Mrs. Waggell and family visiting, gas tank service changes, and a 25th wedding anniversary. Community events include a Christmas party for 4 H girls and a band concert at the Community Theatre.
Mrs C L Holden from Cherokee visited Aurelia callers Friday while Ailkin’s Insurance and Leekin Agency provided service. Miss Mabel Johnson spent the weekend in Sioux City. Clyde Beerhley and Burt Beerhley were Sioux City callers Thursday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown visited Theo Waldron in Cherokee Sunday. Congregational Ladies Aid plans a doughnut sale December 15 at the church basement for 20 cents a dozen. John Clover and relatives Herman and Katie Ostele of Angus Minnesota left after visiting George Clover. M E Ladies Aid meets December 20 at the church with 2:30 business and 3:30 Christmas program. North block lights on. bulbs delayed. Melvin Williams in Des Moines hospital hopes to save an injured eye. the other eye was removed. Sentinel delivery delayed to Alta and Cherokee routes due to ad load, a new Intertype machine, and a lumbering bout of lag.
Simplicity marked the December 12 wedding at the home of the bride’s parents in Wakefield Nebraska. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev William Wolters with only immediate family and the officiants present. The couple will reside in Wakefield where the groom works in a bank.
The Legion home talent play "Going In Circles" drew fair crowds Monday and Tuesday at the Community Theatre. The cast delivered a creditable show given their short rehearsal time, and after expenses the Legion will gain a tidy profit for post activities.
Iowa farmers face rising costs as fewer chickens and dearer feed push up egg prices. The farm price index in Iowa surpassed the 1910 14 level for the first time since 1931, while January 1 1934 records show 34 039 horse colts under one year old, up 35 percent from the prior year per the Iowa Department of Agriculture.
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