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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces that it will not stop delivery at expiration unless notified and that subscribers who continue to accept the paper after expiration will be obligated to pay for it. The notice is published by E. C. Lighter, proprietor, Aurelia Iowa.
Social notes list visits among Hines Booth Gerrets Gowon Reubsam Kolpin and others from Aurelia Cherokee West Bend Sioux City and nearby towns. Reports include hospital eye injury with seven stitches and multiple Sunday and Monday calls at Bill Booth and surrounding homes.
Theodore Streed and Ralph Freese report sheep sale in Omaha. Hickeys visit in Sioux City. Fell family from Silica township travel to Long Beach California for three weeks. Peterson and Agrell visit White Rock. Amil Carlson visits Galva. Nordstrom returns from Chiesen on business. Frank Peterson injures foot. Dr Bates treats with one stitch. Liming baptizes child during Bouck visit. Northwestern Iowa M F churches conference set for Sept 23 at Sturm Lake. Diamond Farm Bureau women meet Sept 22 with Miss Griffith and W F Simonsen. bring covered dish. Local item ads and notices included.
Red Barr of Cherokee visits Des Moines Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Kolpin and their children celebrated birthdays with a picnic at Stoner's Bridge Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson and Evelyn attended a picnic at Riverside Park Cherokee Sunday.
The article details weekly progress across grades from first to twelfth, noting reading progress with Beacon charts, number goals to 250, phonics work, and handwork. It reports perfect spelling lists for several students, new enrollments, grade activities, athletic exhibition games, Latin, literature, and upcoming school events and student achievements.
The Afton Elk club gathered at Mrs. Charlie Robinsons home with all members present except one. Visitors included Mrs. Frank Lewis Mrs. Ammon Sexton and granddaughter Louise Mrs. Sophia Johns Mrs. Cyril Johns and Claudine. A luncheon followed and plans were made for September 25 at Mrs. Earl Waters home to finish work early.
Syracuse Herald reports discussion of adding a second horn to motor cars for two distinct signals. One horn would warn, the other boast that the owner predicted the warning. The idea reflects playful innovation in early auto culture.
The Womans Club of Aurelia met at the Congregational church last Friday then toured to Riverside Park Cherokee for a picnic luncheon. Next meeting is October 10 at Mrs Arthur Hickey's home. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs W S Tutt September 12 with a two course luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Rockwell City spent the weekend at Salem Snyder home. Mrs. Higgins of Gilletts Grove visited her sister Mrs. Menefee and returned home. Menefee and Sleezer family members spent the day in Afton and Rembrandt. P. T. Young injured his ankle and foot in a hay rake incident and is using crutches. Fred Ogle’s Dodge Coupe was stolen in Cherokee. Mrs. Olson, formerly of Afton, died in Plainview Texas. interment in Aurelia. A serious eye injury to Frank Gergets occurred Monday in a car door repair accident at Sioux Valley Hospital. Miss Stella Anderson of Cherokee visited Anna Mann. Leon Sanborn hosted the ALCCG. large crowd attended.
An afternoon of contests and stunts featured prize winners Mesdames Faye Erdman Hallie Anderson and Florence Zwick. A lunch followed, and the next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Leota Sleezer with Mesdames Lee Robinson and Carl Mummert at the home of the former.
A Pioneer Press report notes early forecasts of a gasoline shortage for the year YOOO, yet argues that traffic will be so dense that fuel concerns seem moot as cars fill the roads.
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