23 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published in Aurelia Iowa warns it will not stop publication unless notified and subscribers continuing to receive the paper must pay. Rates are 1.75 dollars per year in advance outside Cherokee county and 2.00 dollars in the countie?
Social notes from Mt Olive report Mr o and Mrs Gags Sawwell visiting with neighbors near All Week Oaks. Cherokee guest Clay Jones visits. Larson wedding shower attended at the home of fuaMued Tear Quimby. Mortenson and family present at a video event. Denis Bengtson and relatives dine with Med & company. Statements mention weekly gatherings, dinners, and local visits around town.
Community members attend funeral in Cherokee for Mrs. Raymond Stewart and share visits across Diamond Center Hartley Aurelia and Quimby. A church program drew a large crowd with a vacation Bible school fundraiser, while illnesses and recoveries surface in local family updates.
Mrs Frank Lichtenberg of Galva and Mrs Fred Dreier of Milwaukee visit Dick Hinkel dey home on Wednesday. Miss Mathilda Schmidt of Galva visits Dick Schmidt and Mrs Fred Schmeckoeper and son Bobby of Galva at Lester Kolpin home Thursday.
A young girl tells her mother she earned money herself and bought a new hat. The mother questions the origin of the money while the girl insists she saved five dollars from work.
Nature Magazine notes that the musk ox, an ancient animal, persists in Canada's barren west of Hudson Bay, Arctic islands, and Greenland's northern coast. When threatened, the herd forms a protective circle with heads down and young inside.
Dixon Blaine rescues a yellow mongrel named Rus and reunites it with Betty Lou Collins. Betty Lou discovers the dog is not hers but laughs and confesses she long sought to meet Dixon. They share a kiss as plans for a future together unfold, sparked by the canine matchmaking moment.
East Afton and Elk John Booth was a business caller in Cherokee Friday. Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Ammons and Max were callers in the Kay Hines and Leland Dawson homes in Aurelia Friday evening. Numerous neighbors visited in Aurelia Sunday, including the Booth and O'Brien families. Mrs. Ada Petton and children were visitors in the Oscar Peterson home south of Aurelia Monday. Madalynne Booth joined Mrs. Clayton Michell of Aurelia for a visit in Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Mrs. A. A. Davis and Claude of Aurelia were callers in the LeRoy Gerttseh name Tuesday. Meals hosted in Aurelia as couples and families shared Sunday dinners. Several trips to Okoboji and Fairview noted. Classified notices list lost dog, wanted milch cow, and baby chicks hatchings by Cherokee Hatchery.
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