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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
4
Births and visits mark a busy period as Mr. and Mrs. Mohrer welcome a daughter on March 25 and families travel from New Ulm and Benson to visit relatives. Community events include an old time dance, Easter supper plans, beekeeping purchases, and church fire repairs. Local officials see board reorganization, while spring weather brings snow and yard improvements at Eclipse Lumber and Armour stations.
Weekend guests visited relatives in Windom Minnesota and Cherokee. The column lists Mr and Mrs Unas Robinson and daughter Evelyn, Mrs Ed Fitts, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones and family, Mildred Cave, Mrs Ed Wogahn, Mrs Dempster Stewart and son, Wm Menefee, Mrs Ed Meinking, Glenn Parker with calls at Spencer Town and Mitchell South Dakota.
Rev Cook and his children Glenn Goraon and Marjorie drove to Kenwick Iowa their former home and returned Tuesday. A count attended the funeral of George B Whedsen at Giva Sunday afternoon. GC A Peterson and daughter Della were storm Lake callers Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H H Williams of Gaiva and Irene Hanson of Ar Laur spent Sunday at the Wail Margat home. Miss Melva Peterson closed her school due to widespread flu. Mr and Mrs Matt Sheridan and family visited relatives in Cherokee. John Johns shipped a carload of hogs to Sioux City Tuesday evening. The Diamond Ladies Aid will hold a food sale April 7 at the Liuneuire store in Garva. Ernest Rasche and family attended a birthday party near Holstein. Margaret Hench drove from Pierson for a visit. Mrs Herman Linquist went to Alta to see Grandma Linquist who is ill.
East Afton and Elk Abba Gerrits and Wes Gerrits were Sioux City callers Sunday. Several families and neighbors, including the Booth, Hines, Dyslin, Haight, Gerjits, and Booths, are noted for visits, meals, shelling corn, and interesting health updates. Ed Johnson visited Mapleton and Sioux City before returning home. Read the ads.
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