10 Aug 1939
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR discusses soybeans, hay, harvest timing, and agricultural topics. Contains scattered references to places, tools, and possible crop observations with many garbled terms and nonstandard spellings.
The article notes O'Brien REA seeking an extra loan and outlines conditions for eligibility and loan coverage. It mentions sections of rules and expected resident payments, with references to project costs and site plans.
A garbled OCR page lists church service times at Yale and Aurelle buildings, with weekly and monthly Sunday masses. It mentions mass themes, scripture readings from Mark and John, and notes on priestly duties and church activities.
A Cherokee Times item notes a 20 000 transfer from the emergency fund to the rved construction fund approved by the board of supervisors at a county meeting in the courthouse. Obituaries mention Cearland Adier 22 of Meriden and others connected to funeral services and local events.
H Buddenhagen took tall corn honors at Peterson with a 12 foot stalk by Relph Gilbert and other entries from Meury, Yushel, and seed corn. The event was hosted by Farmers Elevator Lutygeny under War Deegan’s supervision. HL OM Lockin returned from Rochester after surgery at Mayy hospital. family members visited from Minnesota and Wisconsin, including the Christennen and Sumner households.
The Olive Baptist Church announces a Sunday service at ten o clock and an eight o clock sermon. The church will host the annual parish picnic at Cherokee Park on Wednesday evening. The Young People will attend events in Spencer on Tuesday and Thursday for a Youth Conference. The warning is to visitors that all are welcome.
William Walter, Pastor Huntley announces diving worship in the English language at St Pauls Lutheran Church Visitors are warmly welcome to attend services and join the congregation at the church.
A reader’s fragment mentions a cluster of stars from June 2000 visible to the naked eye. It notes many stars in the group and hints at recognizable patterns seen without instruments.
Sioux City visitors include Mr. Freed Fassler and sons Philip and Dean with Robert Fassler and Ouesta, while notices report for sale items and a forfeiture of a real estate contract by Maude T. Sanford against Charles J. Everett and Nellie Ku Everett for property in Aurelia Iowa. The notice requires payment of interest and taxes within thirty days and service costs.
Mary E. Darnell files for divorce from J. E. Darnell in Cherokee County District Court Iowa September term 1939. Petition requests desertion grounds and restoration of maiden name with property rights set. Defendant warned to answer by September 2, 1939 or default judgment will be entered. Maher Meloy Hankens, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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