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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
4
Community notices list Konjola for sale at a local drug store and various social and civic items.Readers are told about meetings at the Woman's club, visits to Sioux City, and upcoming events including dances and school elections across Aurelia and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Will Solgrove and sons Willard and Ora from near Greenfield Iowa visited Wmi Menefee's in Afton. Galen Dyslin and W J Dyslin of Larrabee spent Tuesday in Sioux City. Relatives visited Primghar. Ray Jones family spent Thursday at Woodworths in LeMars. Verne Zwick and others from Sutherland Cherokee and Mannsrea visited Earl Zwick. Menefee improved briefly. Byron Sweet called. Loucks family moved from California to Oskealogsa area.
Rev. Liming and family are quarantined after Eleanor Liming contracts scarlet fever. Diamond Center school remains closed until health officials confirm no further cases. Eleanor is not severely ill. Nearby residents, including the Danialsons, Glades, Haights, and Linquists, are mentioned in social notes and visitors, with measles affecting Ralph Freese’s children returning to school.
Mr and Mrs John Booth and Lois and Elaine visited relatives in LeMars on Sunday. Families from Aurelia Storm Lake and Fairview joined nearby residents for visits and social at Elk district No 4 school night.
The article converts the German motto God with us the Dutch I will maintain and the Belgian Union makes strength into English, noting their historical significance and the nations they represent. It highlights the phrasing as a snapshot of cross country wartime propaganda and national identity.
Miss Elizabeth Neville of Aurelia attended Mt Olive services. Neighbors gathered at the Radle home for a wedding visit. Many families from Aurelia Storm Lake Alta Cherokee and Nashua attended various events and church activities. The 4 H Club met at Zoe Fell’s with eleven members. The Ladies Aid dinner and a number of visits were noted along with a hospital stay for Clifford Galvin and a Nashua church wedding.
In a lighthearted Los Angeles Times item, well-trained husbands dominate the dishwashing contest while women take most prizes, highlighting a playful household show moment.
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