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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
2
A rugged tale unfolds as O'Hara and partners pursue Ingram's riders across a ranch and park, guiding Garcia and Owens through hills to reach the stable. Tense exchanges reveal wounds, horse maneuvers, and a plan to slip through a ford and creek to safety.
In a tense escape sequence, O'Hara orders a risky breakout with deputies and allies using an axed door to flee toward horses. Quantrell reluctantly rides out, reforging strategy as pursuers close, while Texas Jim and allies battle to buy time and slip away.
Mr and Mrs Ennis of Hartley visited the Karrel Ennis home. Jim Nation and children of Chesekee were visitors at the Chas Sawwell home. Mrs Edgar Johnson hosted sixteen children for Donalds seventh birthday. Guests included Blues Stonking Mary Lowghins Wayne Lenz and others. Samtulson shipped cattle to Gineagadia with an escort. Lucie Carlson is sick with Scarlet Fever. Party at Hoy Glidewell home near Good Hope drew folks from Mt Olive Diamond Center and Good Hope churches. Edgar Johnson family and others visited in the afternoon. Bruce is slowly improving after his recent injury.
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. August Miller and Mrs. Edgar Specketer hosted and visited at多个 homes in Galva Cherokee and nearby areas. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Hilda Peckenschneider at the Herman Kuman home with recipes, gifts, and a luncheon.
Relatives and friends gathered Saturday to surprise Mrs Deyloff on her birthday with visits and games at three tables of 500. A two course lunch followed. The group included the Grienke and Deyloff families of Aurelia and numerous local neighbors.
An old advertisement touts Adlerika as a real cleaning for stomach and bowels. It claims two meals daily and plenty of water, plus one spoonful of Adlerika, relieve gas sour stomach and headaches. It features testimonials from C DeForest and F E Pratt about cleansing benefits.
Mrs Frank Reese and Mrs Archie Revne of Auta and Alfred Grienke and family spent Wednesday afternoon in Carl Grienke home. Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson of Peterson were guests in Fred Kolpin home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Ammon Sexton entertained at a 630 dinner Thursday evening. Guests were Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson and Evelyn, Mr and Mrs Cyril Johns and children and Mrs Sophie Johns. Mrs Sexton assisted in serving by Mrs Clyde Fox. Mr and Mrs W J Dyslin and daughter of Larrabee spent Tuesday in John Dyslin home.
Mrs H H Otto celebrated her birthday with family from Galva and nearby residents including August Millier and the Specketers. A week of visits followed with friends from Aurelia Cherokee and Hanover area. Upcoming events include a home furnishings lesson February 28 at ten o clock led by Miss Miriam Griffith and next china and silver meeting February 10 at Mrs. Rasche’s home. Emer Hansen is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Hansen illness plus Rev and Mrs Liming and several others attended a temperance talk by Dr Mossman of Morning side College at the Christian church in Cherokee last Sunday evening. Miss Serniece Rasche visited the Petersons near Ida Grove earlier this week. Kenneth Leeds and wife visited Leeds' parents GC A Peterson near Good Hope Sunday.
Afton and vicinity notes Mrs. McQuinn returned home last Friday from Sioux Valley hospital where she had been a patient two weeks and is convalescing nicely. Miss Lorna Brewster and Lloyd Lauridson wed Tuesday of last week. A large crowd greeted them Wednesday evening. George Zwick family visited Fred Zwick near Sutherland Monday. Archie Nelson moved Wednesday from the Lewis farm to Meriden. Dale Sleezer spent the weekend with Raymond Zwick. Bert Mummerts were released from quarantine Sunday. A Center Schoolhouse meeting was held Saturday evening. Mrs. Wm Scott hosted the A G C G last Wednesday afternoon. Helen Melton drove to Ames Friday evening for the weekend.
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