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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
3
Local happenings include visits and travel by Aurelia residents to Cherokee Okoboji and Alta hospitals. Cards of events cover post office changes cash basis start August 1, various sales ads, a kitten ball game win, and community notices about family visits, nursing training, funerals, and 4 H activities.
Hanover and area residents visit relatives and call on neighbors in a weekend of social calls. Families including Fett, Miller, Otto, Schmidt, Specker and Radke share visits in Cherokee Galva and Hanover while Arthur Otto plans an English sermon and Elda Schmidt travels for medical treatment.
Mrs. C B Ammons hosted Suriety and Mrs Leonard Jackson led P L E F club at Zooma Coombs home with social time and a two course lunch. Various gatherings followed including dinners hosted by Mrs C B East and Mrs Oran Coombs, with guests from Seattle and local families, plus 4 H and Rebekah circle activities and a M E Ladies Aid meeting ending with light refreshments.
East Afton and Elk residents visit the Carl Ammons home in Aurelia on Friday. Local families from Aurelia Des Moines and South Dakota attend funerals and share meals. neighbors host birthday picnics and call on friends in Alta Storm Lake and surrounding farms.
Harvesting nears completion as threshing may start next week. Local road work upgrades bridge near school No. 8 and grading continues east of No. 21. Several families host visitors from Sioux City Denver and Galva while 4-H activities and summer outings unfold.
An instrument dated November 21 1930 purporting to be the last will of Glenn I Parrott deceased has been filed and read. A hearing to prove the will is set for August 5 1931 at the Cherokee Iowa court house before the district court or court clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated. Dated Cherokee Iowa July 1 1931.
Detroit man Herman Rankis writes of Kruschen Salts as easing rheumatic pains and enabling a diet that led to a 22 pound loss. He claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back offer if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Mt Olive brief item notes visitors and gatherings from Washta to Alta. Families including Lenz Ennis and Johnsons share meals and hospital visits. trips to Quimby and Storm Lake recorded. a car accident near Holstein injures three men but they recover. Mt Olive church services and Ladies Aide planning mentioned.
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