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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
2
Report from a local Methodist gathering notes the Girl Conference sessions led by women including county secretary and church leaders. The event featured five focus groups and devotional stints under the Girls Executive banner.
Abe declares the group does not seek aid during hardship and urges self reliance amid ongoing economic strain. The remarks come as officials discuss budget measures and social support programs.
Aurelia high school orchestral and girls glee club earned second and third places in class C at LeMats contests last week. The Aurelia school also took fourth for total points, with about 400 high school students present. In addition, Shisidon won first in class B and Inwood first in class C.
Members of the Aurelia County Club plan a community play titled The Fool. The group promotes local culture with rehearsals and fundraising events for the production.
Ed Meyer’s collie alerted to a garage fire around 10:80 p m. The dog barked to warn while the Ford, Cadillac, and garage were damaged about 40 dollars. The son untied the dog and brought it inside.
A report from the Low a Horticultural Society notes a bumper fruit crop outlook for Tow a with heavy apple trees and a June drop risk due to insufficient cross pollination. Cold wet nights during bloom worsen outcomes. first spray should be applied immediately and a second after petals fall to minimize harm.
A triangular high school track and field meet will be held in Aurelia on Saturday afternoon with Cleghorn Larrabee and Aurelia entered. Events start at 2 30 with admission of 260 to defray expenses. Aurelia has won the two previous meets and has a good chance to win this one.
Storm Lake set to host graduation address by Chief Justice F I Faville May 20. Prof Geo R Aylesworth and Buena Vista College male quartet sang in Fort Dodge tryout for circuit berths. Attorney I J McGivern to travel. marriage banns announced for Nell Redmond. Northwest Iowa Knight of Pythias picnic planned at Arnolds Park June 17. Storm Lake mermaids claimed a fast pace as they leapt from Bethards dock. Peterson population listed at 600 with 1915 census 585. Roy A Jarnigan becomes editor and manager of Peterson Patriot replacing J J Merwin.
Ten years ago the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Hahn near Mt Olive died last Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Hahn on Wednesday April 14. Harry Bischel left for Norfolk Nebraska to take a barber shop position. DeVries and M Parrott went to Chicago to attend a hearing on freight rates. Lon Perry plans roof remodeling and interior updates. A freight engine left the rails near Farmers Elevator and tipped onto an embankment but stayed upright. Twenty years ago Frank Kenyon took charge of the Aurelia telephone exchange and moved his family there. County Surveyor Pingréy laid out a new northbound road from Main Street. The fences and road were to be updated soon. GoM Smith of Dubuque and Miss Belle Phelps were married at Fort Dodge. Mrs Emanuel Lehman of Windom died after an appendicitis operation. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs B Crepps of Aurelia.
The Iowa Department urges compliance with seed labeling rules after tests on many samples. Dealers from other states ship inferior seed, but publicity of test results should push firms to sell legal seeds in Iowa. Home grown seed has moved through local merchants and farmers are urged to insist on proper labeling.
Lawmakers who decline the $2500 raise may decide they are good judges of their own value. The remark frames the debate on additional compensation for members of Congress and hints at self-assessment of worth.
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