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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
5
Plentiful soot and smoke noted as flues are filled and furnaces cleaned. Residents report dirty draperies and lingering residue from the blaze or soot accumulation, indicating heavy air contamination and cleaning needs.
Sioux City visitors include Mr and Mrs C H Kannenberg on Wednesday. Vernon Schoening of Primghar called on friends in Aurelia. Mrs Carl Lighter and two daughters from Charter Oak visited at the E C Lighter home. M E Ladies Aid meets Feb 14 with listed hostesses. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Holden in Cherokee. Kaskeys and Pratt family travel. Helmer Carlberg assists at the drug store during their absence.
Sioux City visitors and local calls appear, with farm sales at Dawson and Bjorklund drawing large crowds. Auctions yielded horses selling for over $150, top cows around $70, and cattle prices strong, reflecting better days.
Local residents travel to Sioux City for business and repairs. The community notes several visits including G R Wharton and the Scotts, along with car and ambulance incidents. Miss Geneva Nelson plans Chicago study and returns to teach music in Cherokee. Church Ladies Aid gathers with reflections on Abraham Lincoln and schedules a future meeting.
Street names in Dublin appear in both Irish and English forms as part of city signage and local naming conventions. The article notes bilingual labeling and efforts to reflect heritage and language in public spaces.
For Sale Lost Found. All classified locals ten cents per line first insertion. Each additional line 70 R3. Livestock Auction every Thursday consignments solicited at Sales Pavilion Alta Iowa. For Sale all my household goods including kerosene stove walnut dining and bedroom suites breakfast table overstuffed set day bed and more Mrs Howard Nelson
The column reports forthcoming marriage of George Brooks and Emma Condon in Storm Lake with them planning to reside in Lincoln Nebraska. It covers bridge club results, a Rebekah Circle benefit card party outcomes, farewell party for Mr and Mrs Erickson, and silver wedding anniversaries of Henry and Sump with details of parties and games played.
Soviet Russia recognizes numerous heroes with medals and orders for their wartime service and peaceful contributions. Recipients include notable figures praised for merit and dedication.
The local American Red Cross chapter held its annual meeting at the library Wednesday afternoon. Officers elected include President C O Larson Vice President C H Kaskey Treasurer W H Bischel and Secretary H H Lockin. Board members Carrie Robinson Earl Fraser and W A Lewis were chosen to serve with them.
Mrs Scheerer hosted a Wednesday meeting for the Junior Girl Scouts with a party marking the month's end. Activities included self introductions, word games, and automobile romance while discussing feeding winter birds and other animals. Lunch followed, served by the refreshment committee Bonnie Mummert, jsonna Mummert, Aurelia Schroeder and Kivelyn Schroeder. The group will meet next at Mrs Gruis's home.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ohlson welcomed a daughter at Sioux Valley hospital. January 29 Mr and Mrs George Schafer visited Monday in the home of Mrs Schafer's mother Mrs Heusman near Hanover. Most of the farmers in the com-
Community members cheerfully received their second corn-hog checks while others still awaited theirs. Various visits occurred in Aurelia, Cherokee, and Diamond Center, including Mrs Frank Radle and baby with Mrs Everett Radle, and gatherings like a Farmerette club lunch and quilting party. Several residents, including Mr. Holmes, Mr. Wilson, and the Crippen family, were noted for moves, illnesses, and hospital or home visits.
The sage of China town, EY To, laments that choosing between two evils shows a lack of courage to select what is good for its own sake.
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