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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces it does not stop at expiration. subscribers must notify for continued service or be obliged to pay for remaining issues. The notice appears in the Aurelia Iowa publication with standard second class matter designation.
Local residents report visits across Mt Olive and nearby towns including Cherokee Aurelia Washta Quimby Diamond Center and Sioux Valley hospital. Events include Ladies Aid meetings new Buick sedan purchase Farm Bureau activity and multiple visits to friends families and the parsonage with notable attendees and travelers.
The Diamond Center News reports the Diamond Stars 4 H club hosted a Mother's Day luncheon at Elsie Peterson's home. Pink carnations were given to mothers and a short program featured toastmaster Elsie Freese and welcome address by Dorothy Linquist.
Annual prices listed for year in advance with distinctions for outside Cherokee county and foreign countries. Rates show $1.50, $1.75, and $2.00 as the pricing tiers.
Mrs. William Menefee and Mc Kimley spent Sunday at the Odor home near Rembrandt, joined by Clark Menefee. Dyslin party visited W. J. Dyslin's near Larrabee. Henry Stevens and Emma and Chas. Zwick joined George Zwick for supper near Cherokee. A. F. A. officers held a business meeting at Center school last Thursday. Mrs. William Brady returned from Sutherland after an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Earl Zwick. Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. William Scott hosted children after school for Muriel’s 10th birthday. Gilbert Grashoff built a corn crib on the Sump farm tenanted by Herbert Kolpin. Corn planting advances in Afton, though rain Monday night brought relief. A. C. C. met at Leone Mummert’s with a large attendance. prize winners included Ruth Mummert, Arlene Coombs, Louie Melton, Leona Ammons and Stella Stiencke. A two course lunch was served. next meeting planned with Mrs. Grace Mummert.
An English inventor touts a lighting and mirror device to aid golfers in aligning stance before a shot. A ground lamp reflects through a club mirror to the player's eye, promising a precise angle and a better chance at a hole in one, or at least a ready-made excuse.
First grade reports perfect spelling papers for a list of students and outlines upcoming words. Second through sixth grades describe reading, math drills, geography lessons, and celebrations. Junior high and high school notes cover history, civics, science, Latin, sewing, and language work with weekly highlights.
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