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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
2
Aurelia defeated Newell 4 to 3 Tuesday after Newell led 3 0 in the first inning. Hill limited Newell to three hits as Aurelia rallied with two runs in the fourth and won on Ray Hill s two bagger and Bell s timely single in the ninth. Summary notes include Hill pitching, key hits by Ray Hill Chaney G Chaney and Bell.
The Hansen and Anderson clothing firm at 509 11 East Locust street has redecorated its show windows. The city’s boosters and readers praise the business for carrying the best lines and treating customers squarely, as noted by the Register Leader.
O J Ellia of Cher okee bought Louis Burman’s barber shop in Alta. New owner took possession Wednesday and plans to work with Walter Rigdon’s recent sale in town. Buman will assist in photography work for a time but has not decided on a permanent position.
Der Freer letter from Morningside College honors Aurelia youth Mr. Mahoney as President of the Hot Glass of Morning. The student body confers this high honor in recognition of his sterling qualities and abilities. The college and Aurelia rejoice in the distinction.
West Elk and East Afton Sigmund Matzdorf hosted relatives from Storm Lake last Sunday. August Schmitz of Rembrandt also visited. Chas Meisenhelder began a new barn with Chris Olesen doing the work. Will Meisenhelder returned from a weeks visit near Sioux Falls. Annie McKinnon returns from Idaho to visit home folks and plans to bring her tubercular brother Ray back for health. Mrs Buddenhagan reports a new, nice barn. Walter Hartman returns from Concordia College for vacation with Rev. Hartman. Lian Newcomb is home from Cedar with a summer break after graduating at State Normal. Train-bound for Storm Lake teachers institute included Lois Scott, Jessie and Loma Petton, Selma Kolpin. they took Clarence Haight home for a township. Dr. Webber and the Cherokee family visited C W Petton. Mrs J C Wilson accompanied them.
The Diamond M. E. church youth will serve ice cream and cake on the church lawn Friday evening June 23 as a fundraiser for the church benefit fund. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Pitcher this week. Esther Ohlson has returned from Drake University for the summer. Lilly Peterson visits relatives as the Hench and Jones families travel to Kingsley. Anna Johns visits her sister Mrs. Cockburn. John and Herman Linquist bought new automobiles this week.
Thoughtful reflections praise virtue and character. A man of great character unites truth and honor, inspiring others with magnetic presence and eloquence as honest resolve guides action. Determination may bring unpopularity yet drive success and integrity.
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