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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
Local notes record residents traveling to Cherokee for visits and family news. Families including the DeVries, Parrott, Gustafson, and Holdens are mentioned with remarks on returns from Wisconsin, South Dakota, Kentucky, and Des Moines area.
Aurelia Iowa theatre opens Saturday with two shows at 7:30 and 9:15 and runs Wednesdays and Saturdays. Local notes report Labor Day bank closures, visits by residents to Cherokee Mason City and Rolfe, and family moves. Various town happenings include sales ads, radio set bargains, and travel to supporting events.
Peterson Patriot reports Fred Plagman, a noted farmer seven miles south of town, received 325 spring hogs Monday. The cattleyard hog house with a concrete feeding set is now home to the new stock. Plagman plans to buy good pigs, feed them through winter, and sell in spring, noting his farm has had no hogs during the hot summer.
Ames Abe questions the push for synthetic milk noting cows are slow and that records show cows have started to speed production. He says he would prefer to manage a good herd of dairy cows instead of relying on machines to make milk.
Pupils of Mrs Waddell plan a piano recital at the Methodist Church on Friday evening September 4. Admission is free. parents and friends invited. Miss Ruth Gilbert accompanies vocal pieces and a variety of student solos and duets are listed with titles and composers.
Local residents in Alta and Cherokee shared visits and gatherings this week. Miss Violet Thorpe of Illinois sued Clara Ohlson. Mrs. Carl Magnuson attended the Swedish Ladies Aid in Alta. Peter Larson and family of Alta joined T P Ohlson for supper. The Busy Bees held Friday gatherings at C Sawwell’s, children rehearsed for a church play, and Mrs. Peter Swanson and sons visited the Ohlson home. Clara Ohlson left for Oska loosa after summer with her parents.
Friday to Sunday visits mark social life with Dubuque guests at the Earl Crip pen home and a TYPOhlson gathering. Ruth Deibner heads to Spirit Lake with family for a few days while Frank Hester recovers from a mishap. Church services and a band concert fill weekend as schools reopen and residents share meals and greetings.
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