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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
2
The Mt Olive page lists community events and social notes including dinners, hostesses, and gatherings. It mentions plans for a September gathering, names several residents and families, and notes a Ladies Auxiliary meet and a community dinner at Homer Ansersar home. The report also references autumn events, church activities, and local school and athletic reminders.
Miss Dorothy Lingmint and brother Moelem spent several days in Lincoln Nebraska with relatives. Numerous residents attended the Pilot Rock home match. Local families hosted visitors and shared Sunday gatherings at various homes. Public school classes resumed with listed teachers and students. Births, travels, and family events are noted among Diamond Center residents.
Tuesday evening visitors include Mrs. Joan Reih and others from Aurelia and Galva. Several families gathered for birthday and festival events at the Bamann, Voss, and Otto households. St Pauls Alta plans a Mission Festival on Sunday with Panters Noack and Berner speaking and lunch served at Alta consolidated school.
Local social page from Afton vicinity lists visitors and entertaining figures including Mr. and Mrs. Ister Clow and Mrs. Fyone Wantsies. Several MIOPAStUNe contests were held with prize winners named.
A damaged classified page lists mixed items including farm notices, show details, and a local sale. Mentions Storm Lake Iowa date range and a few names. The legible text hints at farm estate inquiries and regional event notes with limited specifics.
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