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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Thanksgiving scenes fill the Diamond Center area with visits across Cherokee Aurelia Washta Adelanto and nearby towns. Families gather for meals and travel while noting births and community events including oyster suppers and school activities.
East Afton and Elk guests include Mr and Mrs John Carlson and daughter of Storm Lake at the Dave Danielson home. Forrest Ammons of Peterson visits H T Sansen and Ammon Sexton homes. Storm Lake dinner guests at John Dyslin home on Thanksgiving. Wiggins family of Dow City join John Blake home for supper Wednesday. Margaret Wiggins accompanies them after Elk No 4 program. Carl Grienke calls on in Storm Lake. Glenn Dyslin family attend a shower in Larrabee for cousin Mrs Clarence Johnson. Ammon Sexton and Tina May Fox visit Bernard Johnson in Aurelia. Clarence Specketer of Galva and Mrs Ray Lichtenberg of Storm Lake guest at Wm Otto home for Thanksgiving. Orville Erickson visits M Hinea home.
Sunday at 11 o'clock a musical program features Prelude Hymn 8 with Congregation, scripture, and prayers led by Rev. Trigg. Verne Elliott Cheek performs The Kingdom of Love, Handel pieces, Brunos and Hamblens pieces sung by Mary Fraser, Marion Chandler, and choir directed by Victoria Aylesworth with Mrs. Art Krout at piano.
Des Moines reports the 45th General Assembly aims to push emergency measures and adjourn before Christmas. Tax revision and liquor control lead the agenda with a proposed one percent gross sales tax to replace property taxes, funds to schools and public services, and a year end push to unite bills into a single final revision.
Thanksgiving vacation softens routine while students resume work in English II and history. Miss Simmons aims to finish Silas Marner. agriculture studies beef cattle. geometry remains stiff. Latin tense endings explored. junior class covers Expansion to the Pacific Coast and The House Divided Against Itself. Macbeth studied with A Tale of Two Cities upcoming. Puritan movement and cavalier poets discussed. Milton next. algebra advances to exponents. a December 8 junior party planned with magazine contest losers supplying refreshments.
Quote from American Magazine about desire and patience. It notes near goals such as three houses and a hundred dollars in bank, urging persistence before death, and poses a challenge to explain how it was achieved.
Senior Soap Book reports on second bookkeeping set English assignments through Christmas review questions for semester exams a state constitution study a class court trial with named participants and a three week physics plan. Football season ends with Aurelia beating Alta many seniors retire from football basketball practice starts December 15 and a class party is set for December 16 at the school house.
Sheriff of Cherokee County Iowa offers at public sale to the highest bidder for cash the rights of Thomas W Hartigan et al in a house in Cherokee described property as of November 25 1933 to satisfy an execution plus costs and accruing costs unless sooner satisfied. Sale to be conducted at the Cherokee Sheriff's Office with A N Tilton as Sheriff.
Met Life Insurance Company of New York sues Thomas W Hartigan et al. in Cherokee County District Court. A special execution levies on 240 acres described as Southeast Quarter Section 6 and West Half Northwest Quarter Section 8 Town 90 North Range 39 West. Sale set for December 28, 1933 at 10 AM at court front door.
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