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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
1
The article notes Grace Appleton leading graduates at the Hillside Valley high school event. It mentions a 91 14997 class milestone and highlights a dramatic football score 3:1 in a game against Cemnis rivals. Spencer is praised as a strong competitor with words from Stanley and Chenee muocer.
A fragmentary report outlines an 1878 tennis match linked to Hengabs nobles and early indoor court attempts. It notes naval voyages and interruptions affecting play while referencing the United States and Britain in a broader maritime context.
A Friday through Sunday sequence of social visits and dinners centers on Aurelia residents Mrs Newaamb and family. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ball Reupbaam, Mr and Mrs Gand, plus Mx Gerl and Max spanning Aurelia and surrounding areas. Notable attendees share meals at the Rank pBetpher and Cease shome, with appearances by Isa and others in the community.
The item notes various school events and attendances from Thursday to Sunday. Students and staff including Miss Rena, Miss Gecelia Trinau, and Mrs. Garner are mentioned, with rain causing a school postponement and separate attendance at Galva events.
The article discusses a ceremony in St Pauls Turin, noting a 11K weighing event and three given Slewiah festivals. It mentions a Greek term Rantesents meaning the fiftieth day and describes attendance at ceremonies with Shninit and Bhs thaxvat among the participants.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses rheumatism and warnings about timely care. It mentions securing help before symptoms worsen and urges attention to personal health. Entities are unclear due to corruption.
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