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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
2
A damaged fragment describes lawmen and deputies escorting a figure named Shade as a court or inquiry proceeds. The sheriffs and deputies move against a group swearing out complaints while tension rises during a tense public proceeding.
In a Western siege, Billie and Harris rally the Three Bar riders after a devastating raid. Sheriff and Carp pursue rustlers across the Breaks, aiding in sealing law and order as Burns’ ranch burns and deputies close in on the stockade.
In a light moment at the household show, well trained husbands did not enter the dishwashing contest leaving women to win all prizes. The scene reflected chivalry in action as contestants watched the competition unfold.
Eugene Guard notes a celebrated psychologist claims outward cheer can influence inner mood and social outcomes. The columnist reflects skeptically that smiling for payoff requires genuine feeling to be effective.
Rev and Mrs R E Cook and family depart Diamond Center for a new home at Green Mountain Town near Marshalltown amid farewell events. A party hosted in their honor featured cake ice cream and gifts including a silver creamer sugar bowl and cash purse.
Mrs Faye Smith of Cherokee a former resident of this vicinity died at her home Monday evening. The bereaved family have the communitys sympathy. Mr and Mrs Glenn Dyslin who were married at Sioux City last Wednesday returned from Elk Point South Dakota Friday evening and were greeted by a large number of friends Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Richards and son of Minneapolis have been visiting Walter Mienkings and Salem Snyders. Mr Richards returned home Sunday with Mrs Richards and son remaining for a months visit with various relatives. Mechanics Opal Robinson sen d
Mrs. Wm Betcher and Alfred of Sioux City visited the Frank Betcher home on Friday. Bill Booths family stayed with M Hines Sunday night and returned home Monday. Howard Haight and family visited Cherokee while Bill Booth and Mrs M Hines of Aurelia drove to Piers for the Bluebird Orchestra. Dyslins and W J Dyslin family rode to Minnesota to visit relatives. Booths and Larrabee party visited Storm Lake on Tuesday and Dorothy Lighter of Aurelia stayed with Madalynne Booth Monday night. News of Mar vel Beckoff Smith’s death saddened the community Monday evening. George Waldo and children of Storm Lake were visitors to Bill Booth Sunday. Frank Betcher and son and Mrs Wm Betcher visited Aurelia Monday. George Booth of Aurelia called on John Booth Monday afternoon.
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