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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
4
Sioux City visitors and local business ads fill Aurelia columns. Births, illnesses, school notes, church meetings, and a string of visits from relatives mark a busy period as residents resume fall activities and prepare for winter routines.
Afton notices invite A G C members for Wednesday afternoon Sep 30. Jennie Hansen death reported in Sioux City. funeral arrangements pending. George Zwick Laurine Gould Clifford Gould spent Sunday at Jenkins home Washta. Mrs W Menefee McKinley and Wm Sleezer returned from Minnesota trip. Arthur Phipps hosted Lornes tenth birthday party with games and lunch. P T Young and Helen back from Missouri trip near Arkansas line.
Mrs. C. E. Ammons hosts embroidery club with needlework and a two course lunch. Mrs. Butterfield guests attend. M. E. Ladies Aid Society elects officers including H. H. Lockin as President and Edith Marsh as Treasurer. Mrs. Shank hosts kitchen shower for bride Mrs. Orlo Shank with gifts and a luncheon.
If Betelgeuse sat in our solar system it would occupy space within Mars orbit. The statement compares stellar size and planetary distances to illustrate vast scale.
For Sale notices list Hereford bulls from J. D. Rosenbrook of Aurelia and a black Poland China boar from F. D. Waddell. Also offered are 55 Duroc Jersey fall and spring boars, immune with pedigrees furnished, located 84 miles north of Alta.
Mrs Earl Crippen attended Diamond Ladies Aid Thursday at Miss Bess Pitcher's home. Edgar Johnson and family visited in the Frank Anderson home near Newell. Harold Allen stayed with his brother Harlan in Storm Lake. Barnard and Opal of Cherokee visited in the Harold Allen home. Ennis family called on Geo Titman in Quimby. Schools closed Friday for a day of institute in Cherokee. Mt Olive farmers welcomed rains. Rev and Mrs Minor returned from a Duluth trip with a sister visiting. Johnson attended the Seargent sale north of Quimby. Abe Glidewell of near Cherokee dined with Ivan Wilson. Harold Allen's party visited Sioux City and Elliot to help Mr Jones celebrate his 90th birthday. M F Dukes of Cherokee called on Mt Olive. John Soenksen attended a funeral in Schleswig. Malcolm Ennis from Hartley visited his brother Darrel. Cliff Simmons and Lorne visited Cherokee. Burl Will and Melvin Anderson traveled to Hartford SD and back. Mrs Sawyell and Ruth ...
The Diamond Ladies Aid met at Bess Pitcher’s home with Will Haight as assistant hostess. Teachers from Diamond attended an Institute in Cherokee. Local families visited, visits noted for Nordstrom, Linquist, Kreutz, Salinger, and others. Twin birth announced for Walter Sneller of Castana Town.
Residents and relatives from Aurelia Holstein Darrel Ennis Cherokee and nearby towns visited each other Sunday and Wednesday. Notable visits included E Johnson Ald and friends Alma and Lavonne Dukes with Ames trip, religious and social activities at Swedish Gustafson and Mt Olive groups, Sunday school officers elected, and visits by Rev Minor and Winfield Laurent of Nebraska to Ivan Wilsons home.
Mr and Mrs Gus Glienke and Mr Frank Glienke spent the week visiting relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Edgar Specketer and daughter Elvira hosted Sunday dinner with August Miller of Galva and Wm Ahrenholz of Wisconsin. A birthday surprise party was successfully held Sunday at the William Specketer home.
About 60 relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Otto for Hermil Ot tos birthday. The evening featured games and a linen served. Guests included the Graing and Miller families from Storm Lake and Galva and others visiting the Otto home.
The piece explains tongue tied as impeded tongue motion from a short fraenum or adhesion to the gums. It notes division of the fraenum as treatment and shows the term’s figurative use for embarrassment or fright causing speechlessness.
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