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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
3
The adjutant stork, a semi domestic member of the stork family, is found near rivers and villages in India. It feeds on fish frogs and small reptiles and serves as a scavenger to river communities. The bird migrates north for the nesting season and flies at high altitudes with long legs trailing behind.
Mt Olive community notes a string of gatherings and visits. Reelected guests include Rev G A Johnson of Cherokee and Pierre Bengtson of Aurelia, while quilting parties and sewing events recur across Aurelia Cherokee and Galva area homes. A seven pound daughter born to Mrs Forrest Thompson of Quimby is announced along with various dinners and happy anniversary notices.
Local notes report visitors and family gatherings in East Afton Aurelia Storm Lake and Primghar. Names include Mrs Booth Mr Kraemer and John Booth with multiple weekend and weekday visits and birthday celebrations. Dorothy Stieneke cared for a sick child in Primghar.
A Sunday party for Mr and Mrs George Pepper celebrating their silver anniversary drew about forty guests at the Pepper home southwest of Galva. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arnold Numeler and daughters Leona and Ruth, Mr and Mrs Fred Marquardt Lois and Lawrence, and Mr and Mrs William Haight and Mary. The article notes Pepper's Diamond Center residence and recalls the couple’s years in Diamond.
The scene in Congress grew tense as Owen Lovejoy of Illinois spoke against slavery. A Southern representative forcefully urged him back. The passageway filled with armed members and the click of weapons echoed as clashes loomed.
Mrs. Katie Ware hosted the A. C. C. last Wednesday with a sizable attendance and prizes. Several contests and a two course lunch followed by the hostess and her daughters. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ethel Zwick in January.
In southern India a girl of Bonda Porjas tests a suitor by applying fire to his bare back. If the man yells from the pain, he is deemed unsuitable and rejected.
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