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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes advertising rates and upcoming events in Aurelia while Alta Advertiser reports a store sale and a June 12 transfer, and Cherokee Democrat covers a tied baseball game with Remsen after eleven innings and a disputed run.
Mrs. Streeter, living four miles west of Washta, died Sunday morning from severe burns suffered Saturday afternoon when linseed oil on a stove ignited. She attempted to move the flaming vessel, clothing caught fire, and despite saving the house first, she burned extensively. Three physicians tried to save her, but she passed away about seven o’clock Sunday morning after much suffering.
Spirit-filled tribute expresses sympathy for the bereaved family of Mrs Streeter a wife and mother. The service notes include her aged mother Mrs Johns three brothers and three sisters and prays for God to comfort them. Brief services were held at Mrs E M Johns home then at Congregational church with interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery Rev Hoon in charge.
The Kings Herald were entertained at the home of their Superintendent Mrs Dr Eddy. The Sioux City District Epworth League convention will be in Onawa June 17 and 18 with Aurelia represented. Children’s Day exercises are set for Sunday June 29 during the 10 30 morning hour. Benevolent cards should be filled and submitted next Sunday. GC C Grewe of Sioux City arranged for burial of his daughter Sophia Grewe. funeral held in Sioux City and remains laid to rest at Pleasant Hill cemetery. AN Sheldon plans a westward trip visiting Denver Utah Los Angeles and Portland then may relocate west or return via Spokane Cheyenne Marijuana
Local notices report sales items at the People’s Store and Kleeberger & Ding man fly nets. Travel mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Nelson to Sioux City and F. G. Scott’s family trip to Marathon, with other community updates on school staff, bank statements, and a Studebaker buggy shipment.
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