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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
4
Bearded House of David team meets Aurelia All-Stars on Thursday night July 18 at 9 p.m. Local notes report other events, visits, and new arrivals around Aurelia including births and moves. Officials urge readers to catch the game's action and follow town happenings.
Local families vacationed at Okoboji and Boyden while relatives gathered in Aurelia for independence celebrations. Softball fans were urged to attend a July 14 All-Stars game against Ida Grove with play by play by public address. The back page carried legal notices, bank finances, budget hearings, and a D K Orelup visit from Moravia with Don Are lup's return.
The Schaller band and boosters promoted the tenth annual American Legion picnic in Aurelia planned for July 24 and 25. Families including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sweet and relatives from Mt. Ayr Afton Lorimer and Thornton joined the effort and visits to Jefferson Iowa followed the event. Others, such as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sweet, traveled to Jefferson for the related picnic and then to Thornton. Ervin Kammer and Mrs Kammer from Wakefield Nebraska visited in Aurelia en route to Kingstown Illinois for a family vacation.
Mrs A T Larson hosted a family reunion with guests from Minneapolis Alta Wilmar Aberdeen Aurelia and more while other clubs held gatherings from P L T to Embroidery to miscellaneous showers. Aileen Waddell and Arlene Waddell were honored with a treasure hunt and party favors and a two course luncheon completed the events.
Wisteria pods in autumn may rupture producing loud pops resembling distant gunfire and scattering seeds. The event is tied to pod drying and environmental conditions during fall.
Mrs. Wm. Booth reports a 74 pound daughter born July 4. Mrs. Dyslin is cared for by Mrs. Paulson. Mr. and Mrs. Hines of Aurelia visited W. M. Booth. Immanuel Lutheran Church hosted the annual Sunday school picnic. Robert and Gerald Booth spent Saturday at Arnolds Park with Lois and Madelynne Booth. Lois Nelson visits Arnolds Park and Spirit Lake. Mrs. Leona Crese of Audubon visited Chas. Stanley family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bouchey of
An advertisement for Dr Semil Adla Tablets asserts relief from burning and gnawing stomach pains by neutralizing irritating acids. It promises no dietary restrictions and offers a money back guarantee through Pratt Druggist F. Is.
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