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29 Dec 1932
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
1
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A well attended Diamond Center church Christmas program featured songs dialogues and recitations. Gifts from a tree and children's treats followed. Local families and visitors shared Christmas Day meals and greetings at multiple homes including Peterson Dukes Schoonover Leeds and Boothby among others.
Otto Miller and relatives hosted a large dinner at Galva featuring guests from Clemme Iowa Storm Lake Aurelia and Diamond with Rev Liming family away for Christmas. Other attendees included Margueritte Haight Vera Nordstrom Luella Hickey and the Gates and Ralston households with nearby Holstein calls and Schaller visitors.
Hanover residents attended the funeral of Henry Mehlhop held in Storm Lake on Thursday. The report lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moschell and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schuelke among others.
Aurelia Iowa council meets with Mayor Matzdorff and members Wharton Mummert Larson Kaskey Lockin present. Minutes approved. Bills paid include Geo Scott salaries J H Coker Roy Whitney Iowa Public Service Co and others. Meeting adjourned by Mayor Matzdorff. Lars P Nelson town clerk.
Mt Olive residents share Christmas dinners and attend programs with relatives from Aurelia Cherokee and Sioux City. A baby’s birth and several family visits are noted along with a holiday program and school events.
East Afton and Elk No. 4 residents hosted guests in Aurelia with multiple families visiting in Hines and Matzdorff homes. A Christmas program at Elk No. 4 featured gifts from the tree and popcorn candy treats, followed by a white elephant exchange among the AIE club members and other local households.
Ernest Hill and family hosted Christmas guests from Sutherland Texas at the Dexter McQuinn home. Local schools held Christmas programs for parents and neighbors. Children from Afton visited Aurelia to see Santa Claus. Mrs. Geo Zwick remains ill but improving slowly amid widespread flu in the area.
The Christmas season returns us to hearths and children where warmth, stockings, and the carol of comfort and joy bind families. The text reflects on how kindness to others, especially children, reveals our own better nature and renews faith in good things.
Tom Mason, living rough on the Bowery during Christmas week, is drawn between lingering memories of a prosperous past and the bleak present. Fourteen years of decline, debts, and estrangement from his family weigh on him as he contemplates a life of apathy and the shadow of possible self destruction. He glimpses a distant doorway to his former Briarcliff Manor life when his wife Pauline appears, candle lit, offering a fragile thread of normalcy amidst the urban squalor.
The article explains that Xmas abbreviation uses the Greek letter chi to stand for Christ. The X does not mean cross or crossmas but is the initial chi of the Greek word for Christ. It mirrors other X- forms such as Xn for Christian and Xty for Christianity.
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