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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
1
The text warns that chronic deafness steals in quietly like an invisible government, with a withering process affecting the ear drum ossicles auditory nerve and sometimes the eustachian tube. Early detection offers the best chance to preserve hearing, noting cases treated years ago remain hearing well today.
The column surveys World War I mood across Europe and U S politics mentioning Topeka Capital dispatches. It notes honors at the front, rising deaths, and Uncle Sam’s stance while highlighting State Senator Joseph H. Allen of Pocahontas seeking the governor’s nomination with strong support expected.
A note urges charity in speech, praising others and recalling that encouragement unlocks hidden virtues. It laments our tendency to fixate on faults and forget the positive traits in friends and neighbors.
Wm Tolzin owned a new Overland car and Richard Schieler visited Cushing last week while Fred Mueller traveled to Minnesota. Miss Margo Bruening returned from Welcome Minnesota on Sunday and Henry Meyers of Schaller called. The Barnum and Bailey circus will appear in Cherokee Friday June 25 drawing local attendees. A Ford owner warns against electric self starters advising to tickle the rear axle. A six legged pig owned by Henry Winterhof west of Hanover thrives, and Sentinel ad brings business.
Mrs. W F Lindsay visited Carrol for an over Sunday stay with relatives. Mr. and Mrs J S Lindquist and Mrs W F Hickey spent Friday at Cherokee. The Gustafsons and guests planned Ida Grove day with relatives. Roads south and east of Diamond Center are being graded by Cherokee crews. The Children's Day program drew a large audience and church services are announced. Irene Williams visited Cherokee. Luella Hickey visited Sheldon.
Ed Martin resumes work at the D Honsbruch residence. Arthur Matzdorf injured a finger playing ball last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Honsbruch Sr visited at John Honsbruch's home Sunday. Theo Mahler William Gornitz Chas Stief and wives visited John Roggon's home Sunday. D Hansbruck aided Wm Buddenhagen with cement work. Bertha Peitz returned home last week. Young folks visited Sig Matzdorf's home Sunday evening. A school picnic was held at Sylas Clark's last Friday with a large crowd. A charivari was given at Henry Nehburs' Tuesday evening. Coretta Hasenwinkel still works at Henry Lump's home. Herman Briethbarth visited Ole Hansbruch Sunday evening. Afton ball team played Elk at Chas Buddenhagen's home Sunday. Elk won 12 to 0. Alfred and Mrs Stief and Chas Linda Stief made a business trip to Cherokee last week. Dick Honabruch and Wm Ruebsam shell corn this week.
Mrs Boyd Freeborn visiting from Starkweather North Dakota with baby. Rose Lane and Tena Mortensen plus Mrs Nelson and Hattie of Cherokee visited the area Sunday. Loyd Ohlson owns a Ford touring car bought from Johnson Brothers in Aurelia. Mt Olive people attended Children’s Day program at Diamond Sunday evening. Henry Lane and wife attended Mt Olive church Sunday morning. Verne Lane visited the neighborhood last week.
Bischel and family spent Sunday at Tobias Reubsam home with Mrs. Bertha Reckoff and her mother Mrs. Reubsam. Mr and Mrs Williams of near Galva shared dinner with their daughter Mrs Will Haight. In the afters Ira Mann Will Reubsam Henry were mentioned.
Noons they went to Sioux City to visit a relative at St Joseph hospital. Elk M E Ladies Aid met at Aaron Vanderhoff home last Thursday. Next meeting at John Pearsons June 24. George Glawe and family visited A Meyer home. Harry Jones of Cherokee visited J M Jones. Mary Booth Ethel Kruse Nora Reckoff Lula Faust among Elk eighth grade graduates. Tobias Reubsam hosted German Ladies Aid last Tuesday. Will Reckoff family at H Glawe home Aurelia. J M Jones owns a new Ford car.
A Treasurer report to Aurelia Iowa councils covers receipts and disbursements from March 31, 1914, to April 1, 1915 across General Water City Bond and Gas funds. The document lists balances, warrants paid, and transfers, with notes of overdrafts and commissions.
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