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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
2
The piece notes a drop defined as from a tube with an external diameter of three millimeters and that twenty drops of water at 15 degrees Celsius equal one milliliter. It weaves in diverse observations about business value, oxen cavalry in Madagascar, and Bahama booby birds, with a humorous exchange about war experts and a driver incident.
A crowded gathering at the Sties home Sunday evening. varied visits and travels among residents. Notable items include Edna Lichtenberg’s October 20 marriage to Charles Langner and numerous local social visits and family trips across towns in the area.
Burl Porter returns from Water town South Dakota. Howard and Mrs Pelton visit Galva then Gliddon Iowa. B Y P U supper at Victor Georke’s raises about twenty seven dollars for church building fund. Irving Graham sells farm at Quimby and plans to farm in Mont Dakota with Bert. The Obleon family visit Hanover. Congregants attend Rev McCoy’s first sermon at Good Hope. George Peters visits Ray Peters and damages Ray’s car after driving it. Amos Hahn family spend Sunday with Earl Bruce. Youths enjoy program at August Hanson home. I H Graham sale held Monday. Coppoe and Thompson leave for Cedar Rapid to Iowa State Baptist meeting. Shell improves from illness. Miss Cora Davis and Pearl Truchenmiller visit Carl Sibley and friends. Agnes Russell of Aurelia visits Francis Shaw.
Oscar Nelson and family visited the Ben Burgeson home while Mr and Mrs Earl Waters visited Cherokee at Mrs Minnie Waters home. Mrs Henry Glane and daughter Arlene visited with Mrs Albert Meyers. Tobe Reubsam and Ben Burgeson hosted visitors at Willie Reubsam’s home. Norwegian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Burgeson. Elk M E Ladies Aid met with Mrs Henry Foust and planned New England supper for November 3. Henry Foust will move March 1 to Henry Lane farm near Mt Olive. Charles Folschow of Mankato Minnesota visited Albert Meyers Glane and Waters homes.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson and family visited with relatives at Alta Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Anderson Mrs Andrew Nordstrom and Miss Ellen Anderson agtoed to Sioux City Friday. Miss Cora Davis who is attending high school at Sibley spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs W F Lindsay were Cherokee visitors Saturday. Miss Flossie Bell of Sibley visited at the Davis home Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Theo Nordstrom visited with relatives near Alta Sunday. Several auto loads of Diamond people took advantage of the beautiful weather and met at the Pitcher home Saturday evening where they had a delightful time enjoying a weiner roast at the sand pit. Alfred Peterson has completed the erection of a hog house on his farm south of the Center.
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