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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
4
Local column records a flurry of Sunday visits and midweek trips among Haight Linquist Johns and Freese families. Reports mention cattle market activity, hospital visits in Sioux City and St Joseph's, and area threshing plans interrupted by rain fire.
A land tied island is an island connected to the mainland by a sand or gravel beach. The Rock of Gibraltar is given as a notable example of such a land-tied island.
Mrs. Philip Ainslee, 44, hurries to market anxious to prepare a dinner as her husband returns from a first concert tour with violin case and new traveling bag. He is tired and upset, saying travel costs hinder his efforts.
Joy confronts extravagant spending as Phil returns from New York with twenty dollars and an orchids gift. The tension peaks when she realizes the baby received nothing, but she finds a path to tea and reconciliation as Phil announces a Chicago engagement.
Miss Winnie Johnson of Cherokee visited relatives in Hanover and Milwaukee friends last week. Audrey also spent time visiting kin. A large picnic dinner was held at the Ervin Radke home with many relatives and friends from Aurelia Storm Lake Holstein Alta and Milwaukee joining. Holy Communion will be celebrated in English at the parish with an announcement to be received Friday afternoon and evening.
Aurelia Iowa council adjourned June 6 due to lack of quorum and reconvened June 7 1938 with Mayor Matzdorff and members Grashoff Bruce Lighter Mummert Absent Grienke. Bills including labor salaries and funds transfers were approved and a 2000 transfer from Light Fund to Waterworks Fund authorized.
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