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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
4
The article argues concrete is the economical pavement for farm to market and state roads with lower first costs for narrow widths 9 or 10 feet, decades of service, and low maintenance. It promotes a booklet titled An Open Letter to Henry Ford offering facts for taxpayers.
Mt Olive residents report weekend visits and church attendance. Delbert Farrin and family from Cherokee, Earl Smith home guests, and Spencer church services noted. Several readers travel to relatives in Don Hahn and Roy Arthur homes, with Mrs Arthur coping with heart trouble.
Mrs A Bloomberg and Mrs Marina Chalberg with Misses Goldy and Helen Bloomberg visited the Leonard Anderson home. The 8, O, 8 Club met July 26 at Mrs Karl Crippen’s home with most members present and plans made for a family picnic at Wescott park August 25. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs Bertha Lenz and Mrs Linnea Gustafson. Mrs Anna Peterson assisted with a two course luncheon. Visitors included Mrs Gustafson Mrs Claud Jones and Mrs Crusch of Chicago. Helen Hanson visited relatives in Sioux City. Mrs Olaf Oren and children of Fielding stayed two weeks with the Carl Johnson home. Mt Olive folks attended the ice cream social at Good Hope Church Friday evening.
Afton notes show Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson hosting at Alta with family on Sunday. Threshing progresses quickly though rains yield light grain. A C C meets Mrs. Lulu Bugh with contests and lunch. August 14 table set for Mrs. Edna Kolpin. George Melton and Marjorie host friends of Mrs. Leroy Funch for birthday party. Marion Secor en route to Sioux Valley hospital for treatments. Sleezer, Danielson and Menefee visit Pete Pearson home near Larrabee. Eleanor Anderson visits Cherokee relatives.
The text notes the Asiatic Ve inhabit from the Amur region in the north to Sumatra, Java, and Thien in the south, and from Turkish Geor fodo in the west to Sakha- Tinc in the east, excluding the clear elevated plateau of Centra Lou.
Some monasteries employ large praying wheels driven by water power. Each wheel turn is said to echo a sacred chant, serving as a form of devotional practice and ritual recitation.
Esperantists organize a campaign at the International Association of Esperanto headquarters to counter rising interest in Volapek Ido Novial Perferto and Gaste. Free courses will be offered Europe wide and two week lecture series in world capitals will extol Esperanto’s intellectual gains.
A canine beauty parlor opens in the Proneh capital with services for dogs including whisker plucking teeth cleaning and forelock curling. Attendants offer Turkish baths and a quick soap bath with steamer and alcohol rub in white uniforms.
Dorothy Jones and her cat Jerry helped solve a wiring problem at a Methodist church in Monroe City Missouri. The cat was used to pull a wire through a new four foot heating conduit after the pastor failed to maneuver it.
Jenking reports John TD Sloan aged sixty has nine surviving children from three marriages with twelve, fourteen, and one births across wives. Thirty-two of Sloan’s children are dying and scattered across eastern Kentucky. A set of triplets and two sets of twins are in the family.
A minister delivers duties to the couple with the husband told to lead and the wife to follow. The wife retorts with surprise, joking that Jim is a deep sea diver. The humorous exchange appears in Stray Stories Magazine.
A quack dealer proclaims an elixir keeps men alive for centuries while a youthful assistant notes they only worked for him a hundred years. The remark implies impossible longevity and mocks the claimed ages.
A playful exchange about fashion and propriety features Senator Sorghum debating the idea that disagreement fuels bold ideas. The dialogue hints at social expectations and witty banter over wardrobe and opinion.
In a heated exchange a husband dismisses “constituted authority” while a bridge partner questions his compliance. A woman dismisses rules, smokes indoors, ignores conversation, and saltily tells her mother to be quiet.
A car owner tested a chauffeur applicant who admitted extensive travel in other states. The man performed adequately until asked to fold a road map, revealing his familiarity with driving routes.
Mrs. Leslie Millard and Erna Otto hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Elia Ottos upcoming August 18 wedding. Social updates include visits from Millard and Lietz families, illness of Mr. Trimble, and local church mission festival plans with bilingual sermons.
A doctor examines a patient with a sharp eye and jokes that a bad temper is caused by an ugly microbe. The patient gasps as he notices the speaker referring to a woman in the next room. A Stray Stories Magazine captioned wry humor.
A hotel clerk confronts a guest who, amid a sudden awakening, parades through the lobby in pajamas claiming a religious defense. The clerk dismisses the walkabout as inappropriate regardless of belief.
In Aurelia Iowa practice listings include Dr W G Port veterinarian with prompt call response at office 80 R38 and residence 80 Rz. Dr A H Eddy physician and surgeon operates on the second floor Postoffice Building with office 25 R3 and residence 25 R2. Dr Winfred Moulton dentist works on the second floor Postoffice Building and can be reached at 177.
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