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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

6

Local News Notes From Mummert Hardware and Area

Various small items: Mummert Hardware ads for brooms and gas stoves. Niels P Peterson visited Newell. laundry wagon service. Mrs George Wieland recovering from ruptured appendix. Mrs J Nelson and Mrs Fred Johnson toured Sioux City. M.E. Ladies Aid to meet May 2 with hostesses listed. Births, visits, and local commerce updates interspersed with farm and property ads and a public sale notice.

Mummert Hardware Niels P. Peterson Newell N. P. Petersen R. B. Harrison Des Moines Geo. A. Hansen Mrs. J. ©. Nelson Sioux City Fred Johnson Cherokee A. H. Lockin Allen Lamm Hayes Mummert Oscar Peterson Elk Township Bonnie Kilpatrick Francis Torrest Peterson Ruby Simmers L. P. Nelson

Community Notes From Aurelia and Nearby Areas

Local items cover social visits, church meetings, farm and home appointments, and upcoming events in Aurelia and Afton. Highlights include visits by Miss Naoma Lee, family gatherings at Lamb home, M. E. church activities, tornado insurance ad, and school staff changes.

Earliest War Office Book From 1578 Describes Soldiering and Fortifications

The British War Office library holds its earliest dated work from 1578, titled Certayne Wryes for the Ordering of Souldiers In Battlerny and Setting of Battagles. It details marching methods and includes figures of new fortification plates for towns.

War Office Battlerny

Harassed school marm notes two well behaved pupils

An inspector questions pupils while a harassed teacher admits two children show good manners. The exchange appears in Capper's Weekly reflecting old time education scenes and social judgments.

Capper

Local residents visit Holstein and surrounding towns

East Afton and Elk residents, including Bill Ruebsam and Jin Merne, spent Sunday in Holstein. Several households, farms for sale, seed corn ad, and baby chicks advertised. A quarantine is noted for scarlet fever at the John Rosenbrook residence.

Bill Ruebsam Jin Merne Holstein Gus Goettsch Roy Goettsch Bernice Kolpin Quentin Anderson Fred Kolpin Sutherland John Booth Bill Booth Fami Ly Gorge Booth Cherokee Shirley Sansen Ed Erickson John Rosenbrook Gahlen Dyslin Verlin Abbo Gerrets

No-Child Theorists Asked to Train to Change Minds

Opinion bychange argues skeptics who claim expertise in childrearing but lack offspring should be given a child to train. The piece suggests experiential testing would reveal the practicality of their theories.

Weddling Rings Stir Strife Amid Heathenish Opposition

Cronmwwell and allies fought to ban wedding rings of any sort including ironic ones but the heathenish practice could not be eliminated.

Cronmwwell

Public officials must wear proper attire say service paper

A civil service paper contends that officeholders should dress well to convey authority, arguing that robes of office require more than symbolic power and good appearance.

Civil Service

Does your business need a tonic Try advertising

A brief promotional line asks if a business needs a tonic and suggests advertising as the remedy, framed in a classic newspaper ad tone.

Funeral Attendees from Mt Olive Visit Grandmother Simmons

Mt Olive residents attended the funeral at the Cherokee Methodist church for Grandma Simmons including Mr and Mrs Victor Frank Mr and Mrs Earl Crippen Chas Bruce Mr and Mrs John Towner Almond Thompson Mr and Mrs Harry Bengtson Mr and Mrs Earl Bruce Mrs B H Dubes Mrs Clarence Ohlson and Mrs Lloyd Ohlson. Visitors also saw Mrs Almund Thompson and a baby daughter at Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee last Thursday.

Chas. Robinson Evelyn South Dakota Wm. Menefee Ollie Wolverton McKinley Menefee Dale Sleezer Higgins Gilletts Grove George Zwick Mankato Minnesota American Theatre Lyman Hotel Emma Ware Leon Sanborn Geo. Melton Lilden Township Ruth Grandma Simmons Cherokee Victor Frank Earl Crippen Chas. Bruce John Towner Almond Thompson Harry Bengtson Earl Bruce B. H. Dubes Clarence Ohlson Lloyd Ohlson Almund Thompson Sioux Valley Hospital Triggs Forney Dubes Aurelia Minor Baptist Church Nina Ohlson Jim Nation Margaret Juber Good Hope School Good Hope Church Floyd Allen Mildred Harlan Allen Storm Lake C. M. Jones B. IL. Dukes Home Clyde Minor

Telepathic Dog Meets Master at Rail Station

A dog is described as telepathic by Maj Harding Cox of the British Army. The animal always goes to the railway station to meet its master, regardless of irregular travel intervals. If the master misses a train, the dog still awaits him at the proper arrival.

Harding Cox

German Order of Herman Sons Founded in New York

The Order of Sons of Herman founded in New York around 1840 to foster German customs and benevolence in the United States. Each branch remains entirely self governing according to the Washington Star.

Order of Sons of Herman Orden der Hermanssohne New York City United States Washington Star

Generalizing genius and the talent for synthesis

A quotation from Lord Lytton on genius distinguishing the gifted from the merely talented. It notes that a genius generalizes many details requiring diverse aptitudes, yet unites them into a single whole by a mind with broad grasp rather than any single specialty.

Lord Lytton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Benjamin’s . Treatment J.C. Nelson Marion Hale Mummert’s George Wieland Bates Hospital M. E. Ladies Aid Carl Herald Jay Parrott Ella Dick Roy Lay John Mummert Will Lew Stutz Texas Wilcox Canada E. C. Lighter Jefferson Willie Bosc Moses Mummert Main Street W. H. Bischel Adm A. B. Lindsay Naoma Lee Duncombe Catherine Lamb Bert Philpott Mummert’s Hardware W.F. Mes M. E. Church CG. DeVries Tobias Ruebsam Willie Ruebsam Lamerne Fred. Lemke E .D. Snider Kings Heralds H H. Lockin Congregational Church The Sentinel Pitcher Farm Bureau Charles Nelson William Keister Clifford Ohlson S. Nelson Stella Blanch Peterson School Tony Larks Petersen Model Clothing Co H. A. Holmes Tom Holmes Dave Holmes John Wallace Holmes Boys Alta Spencer Paxson Iane Waddell Bert Waddell Wm. Hansbruch Honsbruch Cr. K. Kannenberg Afton and Vicinity East Afton and Elk Yale Lock Sentinel Office H. H. Lockin R. C. Rhode Island M. Parrott Fishman’s Garden W. H. Heimsoth Alta Hatchery Iowa Jacob Trahn RREOE Gardner Nursery Co Box Sal Ounage MT. Olive News Larson’s Store General Merchandise Webster-Ashburton Britain Maine Robert Templeman
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