09 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription terms and payment obligations. It states the paper does not stop at expiration date without notification and that subscribers continuing to receive it must pay for the continued service. Rates are listed per year in advance for outside Cherokee county and foreign countries.
Reports of visits and gatherings in Diamond Center area. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Anton Carlson near Mt Olive at the Peterson home, Herman Hinkledey from Lakefield visiting Mrs Henry Otto Sr, and many local social events with relatives and friends. Primary election turnout reached 153 votes, among the largest in Diamond Center history.
East Afton resident Hines and family spent Thursday in the W M Booth home. Numerous calls and visits filled Friday to Sunday as relatives and friends gathered at Booth and Corrington homes in Cherokee, Aurelia, and nearby towns. The Nokomis club picnic occurred at Wescott Park, and several locals attended a Sioux Valley nurses banquet in Cherokee.
The A C C met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Lelia Kindas with a good crowd. Prize winners included Maude Robinson Flora Phipps and Florence Zwick. Gladys Sanborn was elected president and Stella Stiencke secretary. Lunch followed. Mrs Leone Mummert to entertain next, June 15. Mr and Mrs Ray Jones visited Mrs Helena Green in LeMars.
Hanover area social rounds include the Specketers and Heim soth family hosting and guests from Galva Remsen Aurelia and Remsen. St John s Lutheran school plans a church picnic on Sunday June 19 with all welcome. Also mentions various local family visits and a humorous bank balance quip.
A Viennese tale notes a Trafillo policeman recalling a past arrest for speeding. The plot twists as the suitor vows vengeance and a potential marriage alliance, reflecting romantic intrigue and social bargaining.
Vivian fails to return home for days prompting concern from her worried parents. The piece contrasts modern girlhood with old-fashioned values in a reflective, period tone.
A mother’s instruction on niceties is tested when a daughter replies that any statement is true if the mother says it and false otherwise. The child asserts a paradoxical stance by saying It is, but it isn’t. The exchange captures a humorous moment of logical flip.
The dialogue reveals a confrontation about a concert removal and a seaside photographer who persuaded Priggins to pose for a picture. The exchange implies a disputed decision affecting Pride and Priggins with external involvement.
A witty exchange about a woman's indecision and the role of department store exchanges and divorce courts. The playful banter contrasts consumer gestures with legal process.
A guide outlines how to tell if a painting is genuine by examining brushwork, signature, provenance, and materials. Experts advise checking for consistent aging, using scientific tests where needed, and consulting established archives and appraisers for confirmation.
Marie, living near a worn Long Island farmhouse, nurtures its dream of restoration. Realtor Mr Hyde introduces a young buyer Mr Tomlinson hoping to gift his parents a country home, and Marie envisions a shared future. Under a beech tree, initials promise a revived home and a new romance.
Voter tallies in Cherokee County align with statewide results. U S Senator Brookhart 616 Haynes 861 Cosson 160 Cook 85. Governor Turner 1 868 Rime 363 Lang 362 Kehoe 185. Lt Governor Bennett 1 435 Clark N53. State Auditor Lang 924 Fischer 710 Darting 271 Lemley 209 Kringle 181. State Treasurer Johnson 1 713 Maben 627. Attorney General Fletcher 1 376 Newport 973. Agriculture Thornburg 1 411 Lambert 618 Johnson 473.
Townships and counties report final tallies for U S Senator Governor Lt Governor State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General Secretary of Agriculture and state and county offices with Brookhart Turner Bennett Long Fletcher Thornburg Johnson Lambert Nelson Coburn Campbell Dailey Farran and other nominees leading in multiple races.
Mrs A Bloomberg and daughters plus Mrs Leonard Anderson and others surprised Mrs Edgar Johnson for her birthday with a brought lunch. A Father and Son banquet at Good Hope drew sixty four attendees with Rev Havinghurst as speaker and the Ladies Aid serving a supper. Harve Allen of Cherokee visited CG A Simmons home. Magnuson family near Alta and Mork family near Quim- further residents noted.
Sunday visitors and engagements fill a Cherokee area social roundup. Opal Barnard of Cherokee visited Miss Opal Barnard in Will Hahn’s home. Miss Olive Nelson of Larrabee wed Louis Larson at Axel Nelson’s home. A large crowd gathered to celebrate the newlyweds as they plan to reside on a farm eight miles south of Cherokee. Proceeds from a Ladies Aid luncheon totaled 8.25 dollars with future plans set for June 25 at Mrs. Will Hahn’s.
Officials along the Rhine region apply a phosphorescent band to tree trunks to glow at night. The lighted trunks are intended to alert drivers in time to prevent accidents and injuries along roadways.
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