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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
4
Local items list hardware and grocery promotions at Larson and Home Grocery. Community notices include church events at Lohrville and Womans Club meetings, births, visits, and travel. A hospital birth and a medical procedure are noted among the week’s snippets.
Community ads announce hardware deals and coal hauling work while reporting visits, moves, and illnesses. Local residents Hines Coulson Wathen Scott and families are highlighted with travel, funerals, and social events across Aurelia and nearby towns.
Advertorial anecdote describes a woman startled by stomach gas in the night. It promotes Adlerika as a cure claimed to clear both stomach and bowels and remove toxin buildup. Druggist endorsement from EF E Pratt.
Diamond Center News notes a large Halloween gathering hosted by Miss Anna Nordstrom and Miss Muriel Nordstrom with games contests and a late lunch. Several local families and residents attended including Mr and Mrs Arthur Rickey and Mrs W F Lindsay visiting and socializing. A Diamond Ladies Aid meeting is set for November 12 at Mrs Liming's home with a covered dish meal.
Mrs C E K Ammons hosted a Sunday School reunion and Fern Robinson helped with games and a two course luncheon. Mrs William Tutt’s group celebrated Claude’s tenth birthday with popcorn, pumpkins, and cake. A M B E Ladies Aid and embroidery club activities filled last week with luncheons, contests, and needlework at various homes.
The Rebekah Circle gathered Wednesday at the Oda fellows Pinal for a quilting afternoon. A June noon was served by the committee led by Mrs Helmer Cartberg. Five hundred was played at three tables with Mrs Homar Robar winning high score, Mrs Ray Hines consolation, and Abrs K C Dagger ab cut. The Women's Auxiliary met Tuesday at the Legion Hall with many in attendance and a luncheon served. Committee members included Mesdames Frank Faber William Sweet Harry Dailey Fred Fascler and Fred Jordan, with Mrs Clyde Bernkely elected chairman over the Auxiliaries.
Mieterlinck notes that letters written when bodies are apart create soul pictures. These messages reveal inner traits and are often clearer than physical presence, offering portraits of souls through written words.
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