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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
2
The article notes French kid gloves dominate the market due to superior skins raised by village peasants and skilled single craftsmen. It highlights French workers perform tasks end to end, while Stuttgart factories rival in speed and output.
Elfreda returns from a seaside holiday with freckles and many developed memories. She buys film in small installments to indulge her hobby of photography and meets Derrick Vane, a photographer who recognizes a photo of Sally Drew, a girl from their shared past, stirring renewed feelings and questions about Sally.
Local notes report Sunday visits from relatives in Aurelia Pstter nos Iowa Storm Lake and Port Dodge plus guests from Schenectady and Cherokee. A Diamond church misprint caused concern but a jubilee feast and warm welcome followed Rev Hall and wife returning Saturday with a large gathering including Good Hope attendees.
Rev Lockert will resign as pastor of Mt Olive Church with the morning service on October 25 and, due to Mrs Lockert's ill health, seek a warmer climate for winter. The congregation has begun raising funds to raise the parsonage two feet and lay cement foundations improving appearance and other features. Mrs John Marshall of Sibley Iowa visited at the parsonage. she is a longtime friend and former member, noting it will be 40 years next January since Mr Lockert united her in marriage to John Marshall. the Marshalls moved from Ohio to Sibley nineteen years ago and have four adult children all doing well in northwest Iowa.
Notice states that the partnership formerly existing between the undersigned is dissolved. Details are sparse and no additional names or terms are provided in the readable portion.
The Hanover congregation collected about 1000 dollars for the German Red Cross. Aug Friedrich and brother William returned from a business trip to Aurora South Dakota. Fred Peters and Will Mokros arrived from Delmont South Dakota to pick corn nearby. Henry Arp and daughter Mrs August Miller Jr visited Holstein. Mrs John Grieme returned to Minnesota after visiting here. Chas Langner and cousin Herman Langner visited Minnesota by car. The German Lutheran church marks its 25th anniversary with services next Sunday October 18 with morning and afternoon services.
Miss Bertha Peitz has been ill this week. Thea dance at H Meier s drew a large crowd last Saturday. Miss Nelson of Sioux Rapids visits cousin Miss Carrie Meier. The sewing club met with Miss Lydia Weedall. A crowd attended the chairvar i at Fred Tigges s. Mamie Tigges and John L Kracht Jr wed near Peterson. Elk Stars lost 17 to 2 to Aurelia second team. Aurelia set to play Eike next Sunday.
A reunion of Haight families occurred at the home of U. F. Haight. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Haight visited their son Willie Haight over Sunday. Woodruff of Storm Lake will give a lecture at Elk M E church Sunday evening October 18. The community heard Rev. Nixon on the Elk M E introductory sermon and hopes more will attend. Miss Letchenberg a teacher visited Granville from Saturday to Monday. Wm. Degan and family and Earl Watts and family visited Mrs Minnis Waters in Cherokee.
A question prompts readers to consider how they would respond to a severe cold and whether remedies like Chamberlain's Sonnet or similar products might be advisable. The passage contrasts judgments of others with the actions people take under pressure.
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