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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
1
A collection of quips and small notices appears in the Aurelia Sentinel offering wry lines about mortgages deeds and social scenes. It includes jokes about a Peeping Tom sent to the penitentiary from Chicago and a quip on real beer near cafes.
In 1929 fashion, a light column ponders New Year resolutions and social etiquette. The writer humorously remarks on self improvement tendencies and jokes about offering unsolicited advice to a woman, noting restraint even toward a wife.
Rev and Mrs Ralston and family of Lake City visited Mrs S A Hickey and Luella. Nordstrom families visited Galva and Cortland relatives. Hickey and Gustafson families hosted Sunday dinner near Aurelia. Various residents traveled to Des Moines Sioux City Alta and Iowa City for visits and study. Diamond Ladies Aid meets January 9 at Mrs W F Hickey’s with dinner at 1 30.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and their baby spent Christmas with Mrs. Nelson's parents in Des Moines. The Chas. Menefee family have been sick with chicken pox.
Mr and Mrs Fred Gould and family spent Christmas evening at the Young home. Miss Gladys Dyslin stayed with her sister Mrs Roy Geary at Alta. The A C C will meet Wednesday afternoon January 9 with Mrs Agnes Blake. Mrs Earl Zwick and children visit her parents near Sutherland. Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis and Clifford spent Friday at Emmett Ammons home south of town. Albert Parker moved household goods to Cherokee last week and will reside there after improvements.
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