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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

2

Aurelia Local Notes and Holiday Events

Community items from Aurelia include social calls by the Jones and Glawe families, holiday visits, and a transition of Mrs. Glawe back to teaching. Auctioneers Lindsay and Jensen announce a market day sale January 14 at the Tie non. A public reception honors Rev. and Mrs. Trige at Plymouth hall Friday. Weather recounts severe cold with temps from 6 below to 15 below.

Lindsay & Jensen Aurelia Tienon First National Bank Othe

Old Hickory and Figaro at the Home Grocery

Local notes report small thefts of colored lights from Main Street Christmas trees and describe a minor fire at the Oren Coombs farm home southeast of Aurelian with estimated damage around fifty dollars. Community updates include meetings, visits, and family news.

Oren Coombs Aurelian

Modern Woodmen Lodge Elects New Officers

Local Modern Woodmen lodge holds annual installation selecting A. H. Eddy, physician and long time member, to lead as new officer. Ceremony occurred recently with members noting changes and continued community service commitments.

Woodmen Lodge

Ames Abe Says Christmas Ties Remain Unpopular

A brief quip notes neckties rarely worn at Christmas. The remark by Ames Abe is informal and lighthearted.

Ames Abe Jem

Diamond Center News Local social notices from Diamond township

Mrs Herman Linguist visited at the home of Mrs LeRoy Goettsch in Afton one day last week. Garland Hickey and Andrew Peterson were Sioux City callers last Friday. Mr and Mrs C A Peterson entertained relatives and friends at dinner at their home on Thursday of last week. On Thursday: Frank Anderson and family, Mr and Mrs Edgar Johnson and family, and Kenneth Leeds from near Good Hope, and Mr and Mrs B L Samuelson and family, Elmer Swanson and Mr and Mrs Richard Peterson and children. Mr and Mrs W F Hickey entertained relatives at six o'clock dinner at their home last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Haight and family, Clarence Haight and Horatio Rice from northeast Aurelia were dinner guests on New Year’s day at Mr and Mrs William Haight’s home. Mr and Mrs Herman Linguist spent New Year’s day at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson in Galva. Mr and Mrs W F Hickey and family were New Year’s Day guests at Mr and Mrs Charles Gustafson north of Aurelia. The John Swanson family entertained a number of friends at dinner on Tuesday of this week. Theodore Nordstrom and daughters Vera and Anna were Storm Lake shoppers on Tuesday. Frank Huseman and Fred Radke were Sioux City shoppers on Wednesday of last week. The Diamond township board of trustees met on Wednesday of this week at the clerk Henry Otto’s home. No services were held at Diamond church last Sunday because of extremely cold weather. Richard Peterson shelled corn this week.

Herman Linguist LeRoy Goettsch Afton Garland Hickey Andrew Peterson Sioux City Callera C. A. Peterson Frank “Anderson Edgar Johnson Kenneth. Leeds Near Good Hope Aurelia Werd William Haight Herman Ed .Anderson Galva W. F. Hickey John Swanson Theodore Nordstrom Vera Anna Storm Lake Frank. Huseman Fred Radke Diamond Township’ Board of Trustees Henry Otto

No Corn Stalk Disease in Iowa This Year

Dr Malcolm head of the Animal Industry Division of the Town Department of Agriculture says Iowa sees no corn stalk disease this year. He notes last year farmers suffered heavy losses due to an early frost and hot weather causing a second growth. Frost is linked to prussic acid formation in stalks, and combined with poor animal care explains most losses.

Malcolm

Mrs Clifford Braley Dies After Illness at Oakdale

Mrs Clifford Braley died Monday morning at Oakdale after a serious illness. The family advised relatives that she had been in declining health recently and was treated at the Methodist place in the town.

Clifford’ Braley Oakdale Mond

Valley Mutual Insurance Annual Meeting Notice

Readable parts indicate Valley Mutual Insurance will hold its annual meeting on a Saturday with details garbled in OCR. The fragment mentions prices per pound for some goods and names likely of attendees or participants, but no clear date, location, or definitive agenda is recoverable.

Meetip Valley‘ Mutual

Neighbors assist after Saturday fire. thanks extend

Residents express gratitude to neighbors for helping after a Saturday fire. Mr and Mrs are thanked for early aid and cooperation during the incident, with community support cited as crucial.

Fragmentary Des Moines Farm Bureau notes and home visits

Disjointed OCR fragment lists names and places including Des Moines Farm Bureau events, Lavonne Lewis visits, the Frankl and Lewis homes, and several households such as Mr and Mrs Alfre, Mr and Mrs Geo, Earl Zwicla, Goulds, and McQuinn. Context unclear.

Des Moines Matzdorff Therland Panta McQuinn Alfre Geo Earl Zwicla Gould Lavonne Lewis Frankl

Fragmentary plea yields unclear meaning on roto and denths

Text presents a garbled query about rote and depths with stray characters. The fragment offers no coherent event, names, or context to anchor a summary.

Ginee Himes Reports on Icelarid's Greener Outlook

Ginee Himes notes that Icelarid shows a greener trajectory with potential improvements. Analysts cite environmental, economic, and policy changes shaping future prospects.

Fragmentary Quote Reflects Tense Attitudes Toward Italians

A damaged snippet shows a tense remark about Italians with unclear context and minimal readable detail. The fragment mentions foreigners and sea, revealing hostility or xenophobic sentiment without a clear event or attribution.

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