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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1926

Page

2

East Afton and Elk Community Notices and Visits

Local social news from East Afton and Elk area includes Frank and Mrs Betcher visiting Alta. H O P club hosts at Mrs Howard Haight home with prize winners Ray Wills and Elba Carrington. luncheon served by Elinor Ruebsam and Pearl Booth. Upcoming meeting with Annie Butcher. Families visited Cherokee area and Aurelia communities. Measles outbreak noted among Haze Gould Doris Stiencke John Anderson and Glenn Parker. Rev Coonradt to preach Sundays after Sunday school with special music planned for Mother's Day. The 4 Leaf Clover League to meet with Gladys and Gertrude Jones next Saturday. Additional notes on hospital visits, birthdays, and stolen bridles and audies near Earl Mark premises.

Frank Betcher Alta Howard Haight H. O. P. Club Ray Wills Elba Carrington Elinor Ruebsam Pearl Booth Annie Butcher John Booth George Booth Jr Cherokee M. V. Haight Sioux Valley Afton No Coonradt League of the 4 Leaf Clover Gladys Gertrude Jones Haze Harold Gould Doris Stiencke John Anderson Glenn Parker Guy Robinson Loma Ray Jones Jones Foote Hall Clovis New Mexico Mr. Jones Bert Hollenbeck Archie Zarr Wilson Zarr Washta Henry Stevens Earl “Mark

Afton Club Holds Pleasant Wednesday Meeting

The A C C met last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Stella Stieneke. A large crowd attended and prize winners included Mesdames Emma Ware Myrtle Holmes and Maude Robinson. Luncheon was served near 4:00. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Emma Ware. A large crowd attended Sunday.

Stella Stieneke Mesdames Emma Ware Myrtle Holmes Maudé Robinson

Local Social Notes From Diamond Center Area

Rev and Mrs Ralston entertained relatives from eastern Iowa the first of the week. Mrs Lindsay visited by sister Mrs Salinger of Caroll last Friday. Mrs Peterson and Miss Della attended Good Hope Ladies Aid at Mrs Adolph Anderson home last Thursday. Diamond Ladies Aid meets May 12 at Mrs Robert Bengtaon home. The Misses Hickey Hench Pitcher Weise and Ohlson attended a 1:30 luncheon by Miss Helen Hopper in Alta last Saturday. Mrs Peterson and daughters were Cherokee callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs H H Williams of Galva spent Sunday with the Haight family. George Leber has been sick this week with rheumatism.

Ralston Iowa W. F. Lindsay Salinger Caroll C. A. Peterson Della Good Hope Ladies Aid Adolph Anderson Diamond Ladies Aid Robert Bengtaon Luella Hickey Margaret Hench Bess Pitcher Bess Pitcher, and Mesdames Hazel Weise Arthur Ohlson Helen Hopper Alta H. H. Williams Galva William Haight George Leber

Weekend Visitors and Local Sickness Report

Mr Olive Random Shots Rev and Mrs Gillet were callers in Quimby Thursday. Mrs Art Smith and daughter Leon were Cherokee callers Thursday. Mrs Chas Sawwell spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Potter in Cherokee who have been sick with the flu. Weshie Charlene Hester and her aunt of Webb spent Sunday at the Gillet home. Frank Hester who has lived at the Gillet home the past few years returned home with them. He expects to make his home with an uncle near Jackson Minn and attend high school. Lucile Deibner spent Sunday at her parents near Marcus. Mr and Mrs Clarence Simmons and family, Mrs J Towner and Evelyn, and Mrs Thompson motored to Ida Grove Sunday afternoon. Otto and Henning Carlson called in and near Marcus Sunday afternoon. Nellie Ennis and Earlene Smith are absent from Silver No 1 on account of sickness. Subscribe for Sioux City papers at The Sentinel office.

Gillet Quimby Art Smith Leon Chas. Sawwell Jackson Minn Lucile Deibner Marcus Clarence Simmons J. Towner Evelyn Thompson Ida Grove Otto Henning Carlson Nellie Ennis Earlene Smith Silver No. 1

Revenge and Rescue in the Ozogoke Post Affair

Denise St Onge mourns lost violin and love as her father contemplates revenge on a shadowy foe. In the snowy wilderness Michel and Steele confront ambushes and a killed aggressor, leading to a cautious victory and plan to confront past enemies at the post.

Fred Michel Tam Sumner Bete Amercan Steele Dépas David

Behind the Slab Counter in Ogoke Trade Room

In Ogoke's trade room a seated man nurses a glass as candlelight fights fading sun. A bulky figure bursts in bearing fear and reports nine disappearances, while a looming forest and threats from Pierre and the WwW chase them. Antoine fears their capture and plots departure toward the Rouge as others vanish.

Ogoke Pike Antoine Rouge Rose Pierre

Merit Wins Final Verdict in Contemporaries

A terse report notes Merit prevailing in a final verdict among contemporaries. The result underscores Merit’s standing in a competitive context and signals a decisive outcome for involved parties.

Way to Be Miserable and Wallow in Self Pity

A quirky list urges readers to embrace gloom by dwelling on regrets and petty grievances. The guide frames misery as a lifestyle and hints at practical steps to amplify dissatisfaction for comic or cautionary effect.

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