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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
7
Retail Sales Tax Division will mail return blanks later than usual due to holiday rush and year end inventories. First returns go out January 2 and all retailers receive by January 5. Retailers have until January 20 to file without penalty to avoid mislaid forms.
Sunday school at 10 00 a m English service at 10 45 a m New Year s Day service also at 10 45 Visitors welcome at all services Pastor William Walter urges members and friends to start the year with worship and fellowship
The term preference shares in England equals American preferred stock. They rank ahead of ordinary shares and are often entitled to a cumulative dividend.
Local notes preview the Chs. Pingel and Kroll families visiting, births and Christmas travel across towns. The Whippersnapper junior class play debuts January 11 1936 with two performances and a mix of humor and sentiment.
Wilmer Dukes arrives from Ames for Christmas at home while Vera Nordstrom teaches in Alta for vacation. Diamond schools host a seven-school program at the church with nearly fifty pupils and a large crowd. Local families host dinners and greetings over Christmas with relatives from Washta Alta Humboldt Aurelia and Cherokee.
Miss Mabel Johnson hosted the Past Chief's club for a 6 30 dinner with a Christmas menu. Pythian Sisters and Rebekahs held Christmas parties with games lunches and gift exchanges at local halls. Mr and Mrs Walter Radke hosted a dinner honoring the Davis anniversary and hosting a family Christmas party with bridge and prizes. Swan Axelson guests at a Community Building dance with late lunch. A E Club gathered at Herman Caboth’s for a Christmas banquet and program.
The Washington Star quotes Hii No, known as the sage of Chinatown, urging慎 before speaking and comparing to a marksman who studies his arm before firing.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M led by W A Lewis. Christmas White Gifts from Sunday classes totaled 27 79 plus a large clothing box. Gifts used locally at Wall Street Mission and Home Missions. King Herald meets next Sunday 11:00 to 12:00. The membership is growing. If you have not joined in the work this year come.
Morning worship at 11 includes choir anthem A Glad New Year and sermon Two Doors by the pastor. Evening service at 7 30 features Take The Name of Jesus With You and I Will Not Let Thee Go Except Thou Bless Me. Men’s Brotherhood gathers at 7 30 and church groups plan January sessions.
Jones pretends to stay home reading and listening to the wireless while his wife is away. The gas bill arrives showing only 65 cents, exposing the ruse and dampening his mood.
For Sale ads offer metal clarinet and rental of furnished apartment inquiries at this office. A livestock auction runs every Thursday at the Sales Pavilion in Alta Town with consignments solicited. A secondhand typewriter sought by January 1. A stray call arrived around October 10. owner Mrs Laura Whiting may claim property by paying fees.
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