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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
3
A roundup of small town notes from Aurelia including visitors to residents, shop offerings at the Aurelia Gift Shop and East's Grocery, a building for sale, school reception for teachers, and local families traveling to nearby towns. Mentions of injuries, lectures, and local events with several named residents and nearby places.
Items show rental availability in Aurelia and personal notes. Maude Morgan at State Hospital Cherokee. Oliver Scott returns to Iowa City. local sales at East's Grocery. family visits Galva and Iron Town. Rebekah Circle Sept 3 meeting. property listing 50 foot east front lot. J C Dick surgery in Rochester. Andrew Alsgaard married in Seattle now in Tacoma. Mrs. Ralph Peterson to Sioux City for Home Management display. community club scheduling changes. Sioux City livestock market prominence noted.
A reflective piece argues that riches and status on the exchange are small goals for human life and cannot satisfy a person fully. It contends material rewards pale beside deeper fulfillment and moral purpose.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a regular meeting at the city park this week and served a picnic supper to members and invited families. Men contributed a $16.05 collection to support the Aid. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Ed Kloc kow Wednesday afternoon, September 30.
An aged man suffered injuries in an auto collision and was brought to the hospital around noon. The report notes a considerable loss of time and changes in circumstances surrounding the incident.
In the Duluth Herald the term Smart Aleck appears as a nickname for a young man described as clever and outspoken in earlier times. The note reflects how locals labeled him for wit and sharp remarks.
A Howard County court report recalls a church lecture illustrated by stereopticon in a dark auditorium. The pastor describes a collection plate that yielded only 19 cents after fifty or sixty savers passed it, prompting him to keep his silver dollar and drop a nickel instead to deter theft.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a patient under anesthesia showing limited response and reluctance to speak. The text references rapid progression and a lack of concern for conversation as the procedure proceeds.
Mr and Mrs Martin Sleezer and Pe of Cherokee were Sunday guests at Williams Sleezer’s home. The League of the Four Leaf Clover were given.
Reading through scattered items, the notes mention Mrs Halabar and Miss Wanona Vance visiting and staying at B H Dukes home. Other lines reference Rev Gillet and a service at 7 30 or 7 80 with people returning from California.
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