23 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces that it does not stop delivery at expiration unless notified. Subscribers who continue to accept the paper after expiration will be obliged to pay for the continued service.
Miss Helen Bates and William Bates of Aurelia visited Mt Olive Thursday. Hartford guests stopped by Edgar Johnson and Chas Sawwell homes. Good Hope Ladies Aid met at Mrs Victor Franks home with Lois Wilson hosting. luncheon served. A play by Aurelia Congregational youth drew strong attendance and raised $16.60. Funeral services for Mrs T C Grepps were held in Aurelia. Rev Minor and Rev Liming officiated. Numerous locals attended church, dinners, and social calls across Cherokee Aurelia Hartford and Storm Lake.
The Almost Universal Decimal computation was adopted in the United States in 1786 as France and most European countries followed, with Great Britain remaining outside the change.
The Advertiser reports ongoing dispute over Julius Waldo estate with George Waldo seeking to overturn the will. Albert Waldo and wife claim differing facts and outline 1928 farm transfer, debts, and allocations to Martha Hines and Mary Hines. The case traces back to J W Gregory and Cherokee and involves estate settlement actions in Alta area.
Alta Faye Nation born March 1 1902 in Minneapolis Minnesota died April 13 1931 at Swallum hospital Storm Lake Iowa age 29 with 1 13. She married James Nation December 8 1919 in Highmore South Dakota later living in Aurelia Mt Olive community and Storm Lake. Survived by husband five children parents two sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral service April 15 at James Lane home Newell Iowa then First Baptist Church Storm Lake conducted by Rev C G Minor. Burial in Storm Lake cemetery.
Five Aurelia trackmen traveled to the Stuart Relays last Saturday and finished second in Class B. In the middle distance medley Aurelia broke the old record but was edged by Lehigh demons. In the sprint medley Aurelia pressured Lehigh to a new record as they won.
Mrs Reeder and daughter visited her sister Mrs Hahn in Aucilia for the Mother and Daughter banquet. Lima Abinson stayed with cousin Ernestine Groff in Cherokee while Donald Groff visited the Robinson home. Mrs Geo Zwick and Laurine spent Sunday at Fred Zwik’s near Sutherland and George drove Art Cummings to Sheldon for a train to Mankato Minnesota. Remodelling work began on Chas Menefee’s house. Nina Loucks stayed with grandmother in Aurelia. Helen Melton visited Ames and Des Moines and Burt Musimert family called on Leslie Paul Sunday.
The rule states a US copyright can be assigned by the holder to another person through a written instrument. The assignment must be recorded at the copyright office within three calendar months after execution in the US, or within six months if executed abroad.
Tea came to England late in the 17th century and was first introduced to the English court by Katherine of Braganza. It was initially patronized by royalty and consumed in weak strength and small cups. By the late 18th century afternoon tea emerged as a fashionable social function.
We extend sincere thanks to friends for sympathy and flowers in our bereavement from Mr and Mrs John Johnson Mr and Mrs Herbert Will Mr and Mrs Art Richardson.
First grade celebrates perfect spelling with Mary Grace Baumgardner and others. birds studied robin and meadow lark. handwork creates bird book and birdhouse cuts. Second grade explores birds and seeds. perfect spellers listed. Third grade multiplies with two numbers. Yellow People geography study. Fourth grade geography focuses on Central States. Be Kind To Animals Week. Fifth grade honors in spelling. dictionary drills. various subjects and garden projects. Sixth grade 100 percent spellers. Hawks beat Captain Waddell's Hawks 56 to 9. Junior high and high school notes cover presidents outlines, wants theory, language, math problems, and a Mother-Daughter banquet.
Mrs. Henry Carrington and daughter Ella of Cherokee visited the Howard Haight home. Multiple local families attended funerals, welcomed a newborn son to Fred Kolpin, and 'saw visitors from Aurelia, Meridan, Linn Grove, Sioux City, and Cherokee. The text records gatherings, calls, and a birth in the Sioux Valley hospital.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims the body fails to excrete waste without the salts and promises fat reduction, clearer skin, boosted energy, and a livelier glow after using an eight–ounce bottle. It cites dietary changes and a four week supply from F. E. Pratt’s.
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