Local News Bits From Aurelia and Surrounding Towns
Readers receive notes on visits by Mies Martha Biachel and Ben Wieland, local sales at Harris and Lewin’s, property transfers including the Kruse place, and upcoming discounts on men’s hats and coats. Residents attend patriotic meetings. farm activity includes threshing with good oat yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Elevator, Co
Lewis’ Clothing Dept
Harris
Earl Zwick
Sioux City
J.C. Lockin & Son
Fred Plagman
Near Peterson
Aurelia
Aurelia community notes and local social updates
A long list of local happenings from Aurelia including visits, travels, and wartime chatter. Movements include Mrs. Luella Wharton in Storm Lake, families visiting relatives in Sibley and Cherokee, and men joining the draft or enlisting. Community events feature a hhautauqua August 22–26, church and school ties, and a 20 percent sale on rain coats Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Lewis’ Clothing Dept
Louis Dughlesch
Storm Lake
Aurelia
Luella Wharton
Harrin
Farmers National Bank
W. W. Owens
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Frank Montgomery
Fort Dodge
A. H. Eddy
Roy Maley
Baby
Harry Kolpin
Sutton
North Dakota
Dana Dawson
Okoboji
Carl Harold
St. Paul
Cora Clover
Clover
Gann Valley
F. G. Scott
George
France
Lewis
C. Davis
Kentucky
Davis
Sibley
Dan Whitney
Oscar Royer
W. Moulton
Oran Parrott
Oran
Cherokee County
W. R. Chandler
Roy
Chandler
Elsie Grashoff
John Grashoff
Mabel Leonard
Chicago
P. L. Staley
Eileen
Colors
Ray Hulbert
Primghar
Army
Ray
Fred Hamm
Lake View
A. A. Dingman
Merrill
Hamm
Verna Howell
Des Moines
Capital City Commercial College
Wm, King and Son Cadwell
Norfolk
Nebraska
C. R. Kleeberger
Mrs. Kleeberger
Arline Dingman
Newell
Mesdames
J. C. Nelson
H. H. Lockin
Precills Club
S. W. Hobbs
Joseph
George Garber
E. C. Lighter
Alice Karges
Elsie Nelson
Olive Johnson
How Could He A Doctor Speaks On Worry and Locomotor Ataxia
A Louisville Courier-Journal report notes a doctor’s claim that freedom from worry aids locomotor ataxia treatment. The piece contrasts this with a hypothetical man who might survive an amputated head without treatment, underscoring fear and resilience themes.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Treasury Department
First National Bank
Iowa
Mies
Martha Biachel
Cherie
Joux City
Dr. W. Moulton
Fonda
Ben Wieland
T. B. Parkery
Troots
L.H. Chase
Rembrandt
W. P. Dawson
Great Lakes
Henry Myers
Henry Little
Buena Vista County
Kruse Place
Will Demarest
George. Lamm
Ray Owens
L. W. Pennington
Marcus
Evans Striker
Cherokee
Guy Peterson
Alta
Roy Pierce
Humboldt
Ed Pierce
Jas Hartigan
H. V. Hitchcock Family
Cleghorn
George Hansen
The
Sentinel
G. J. Lewis
E. H. Whitehead
Ruth
Osmond
E. S. Kiernan
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Pete Maloney
Dubuque
George Brooks
Clara Schluntz
Nettie Branvold
Ward Dawson
Greene
Quartermaaster
Department of the Army
Camp Johnston
Florida
W. P. Cawson
Messia
Tilden Township
Pitcher
Pilot Townships
Ray Green
Harry Carlburg
Orlie Waddell
Camp Cody
Hospital
Riverside Park
L. C. Dieterich
Richard Nelson
George Dieterich
I. M. Neville
A. L. McKinnon
Gilbert McKinnon
Harry Dieterich
State
C. DeVries
Iowa Grain Dealers Association
LeMare
Charley Ehrhardt
John Westphal
Hulda
Laura
Fred Meinking
Ees
Capitol
Riverview Park
Mia
Edward Roggow
Minnie
Carl Roggon
Auto
Henry Westphal
Edward Klockow
W. H. Swenson
F. O. Nelson
Monarch Range
Sentinel Office
New Way
Aurelia Garage
N. E. Dahl
A. B. Lindsay
Aurelia, Nowa
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago, Ill
Kees
O. A. Royer, Optometrist
Wisconsin
Aurelia, Iowa
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