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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
Glads bloom for sale and Ray Hines advertises. Residents and visitors from Dubuque Chicago Rembrandt Des Moines Ute Remsen Cherokee Oshkosh Jefferson Oko boj i Orlando and other towns gather for Fourth of July events. Meetings include county conventions in Cherokee Pitcher township. Local travel and insurance notices appear throughout.
F. A. Perry advertises pump windmill and plumbing and Len Adler may have called last week. Worm oil sells pigs at 24 cents each. Dr. Fish and Miss Chickers of Omaha with Mrs. Fish of Owens visit Faber home. Brummer begins two week bank cashier vacation. Republican delegates attend Cherokee county convention. insurance warnings follow fire storm. Fire dept responds to gas stove flare at Ed Rice home. little damage. Congregational church carnival at city park attracts attendees with ice cream and cake. Perne Silvernail visits Currie with daughter Angele remaining for Girl Scouts. Shank family to Spragueville for illness of C. A. Pankow. Budget hearing for Afton district notes expenditures at 8500 dollars, down 500 from last year. Aurelia school district annual report includes warrants. debt reduced by 6000, treasury surplus up 2671.11. A vine eight feet long found inside Guaranty Oil display cupboard hints at Ripley’s Believe It Or Not.
Local families from Aurora Galva Alta Sac City and nearby towns visit friends and relatives. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Frederick and daughters Marjorie Elaine and others. New classified ad rates offer ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for each additional insertion.
Local families from East Afton and Elk area visited friends and relatives around Linn Grove Aurelia and Des Moines. The gatherings included Ammons Dooley Booth Hines Johns Haight Dyslin East and related households with visits to Elk Point and Casino.
A series of local social updates lists guests and moves. The Demarest, Wetherel, McGowan, Pox, Kolpin, Tieges, Fox families are mentioned with recent or planned gatherings and relocations, plus a note about wedding stationery at Sentinel.
Classifieds announce 10c per line for first insertion and a line for each subsequent insertion with a contact phone number 70 R8. The brief notice specifies per line pricing and multiple insertions.
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