12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes subscription terms and pricing, urges readers to inform if delivery should stop at expiration, and recalls past local events. It mentions a Rolfe Arrow primary result and questions about candidates' honesty and tax policy.
The saying notes a cautious driver reaches on time while speeding and breaking rules often fails to reach or has nothing to do next. The remark from Topeka Capital emphasizes prudent driving and lawful speed.
A Wiltshire boy discovers a hollow flint in the Chute forest containing a handful of gold coins dating back about two millennia. Experts weigh the find as an extraordinary ancient hoard before potential conservation and study.
A June 3 afternoon at W F Lindsay home honors Miss Ardyce Hickey with advice and recipes, games, and a peddler guest. Guests include the Hickey family, Lindsay, Weise, Liming, and many others from Diamond and nearby towns.
Suriety entertained relatives at a six o clock dinner Sunday evening with a two course menu served by the hostess and Miss Rosalie Bischel. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chris Felton Peterson and others from Aurelia, Cherokee, Rembrandt, and Diercks families. The Pythian Sisters met in the E P hall last Thursday to observe June birthdays with a covered dish luncheon. Rev J F Moore took eight boys from his Sunday school to West London this week, visited the Grotto, enjoyed a picnic, and returned via Fort Dodge stopping at the public pool for a swim.
A confusing notice claims a horse emigrated and vanished from the city as reports swirl about horse evolution and migration history from Columbus era to Asia and Europe.
Local residents report numerous visits including Louis Bengtson’s wedding near Snerokee on June 6 and outings around Hartley, Storm Lake, Diamond Center, and Cherokee. Church activities feature Ladies Aid, Bible school, and a fundraising play with over 50 in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Jed Booth and daughters spent Sunday at the Brangwin home in LeMars. Alma Sauter and Fred Parrott of Aurelia called at Jemil Piersons Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Beachey of Aurelia and Mr and Mrs Ovi Erickson of Alta enjoyed a no event at Storm Lake Sunday. Mrs Tobias Ruebsam of Aurelia spent Tuesday in the George Kolpin vicinity.
Mrs Urany McGowan and children spent Tuesday in the area. Mr and Mrs Frank Beteher and son visited Cherokee caller Tuesday. The M Hines of Aurelia opened Wednesday afternoon in the Bill Booth home. Carl Ammons and Max dined with O B East in Aurelia Sunday. Opal Erickson stayed Wednesday to Saturday with Madalynne Booth and Mrs Bill Ruebsam. LaMerne visited Bill South Monday evening while others attended a thrashing meeting at Henry Sansom’s. Mrs Abbo Gerrets visited relatives near Fonda Sunday. Wedding stationery at Sentinel.
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