20 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists two price points for subscriptions or services, noting C. Lighter as proprietor. The ad presents a two tier pricing structure of $1.50 and $2.00 for unspecified offerings.
March term jurors named for the court to convene on March 23 at 10:00 a.m. in Cherokee and surrounding towns. List includes Mary Alesch Marcus. Mrs James Archer Cherokee. Alice Barnes Cherokee. and many others from Washta Marcus Aurelia Aurelia Cleghorn Marcus Quimby Cherokee. Wedding stationery noted at Sentinel.
Funeral services for Mrs Abba Gerjets were conducted Thursday at her daughter’s home in Aurelia and at the Congregational church. Rev Edwin Trigg led the rites with Rev Lloyd Scheerer assisting. Burial was in Aurelia cemetery beside her husband who died last September. She was 61, born February 4 1875 in Rankin Illinois and died February 8 1936 after long illness. Survivors include four sons and five daughters, 29 grandchildren, and several siblings.
The children of Mrs. Ubbo Gerjets thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness sympathy and for flowers shown during bereavement.
Des Moines meteorologist Reed of the weather bureau reports that Iowa endures its longest cold spell in 117 years. He bases the finding on records dating to 1878 and earlier temperatures from army posts and private observers back to 1819.
A weary former wanderer revisits Woodward Avenue and an old church to recall a past romance. In the sanctuary he plays the organ in memory of Else, revealing a long awaited reunion with the woman who cared for the church, while bystanders glimpse a remarkable scene.
The Roman mob blamed Christians for every disaster from floods to earthquakes and famines. The chant echoed that Christians dominated the state and must be cast out, with every calamity framed as their fault.
Johnnie Crosby Burgess born December 8 1869 in Silver township Iowa died February 11 1986 at his daughter’s home Aurelia aged 66 with service at Good Hope church conducted by Rev Minor burial in Good Hope cemetery He married Kittie Farr February 19 1902 and they had three children survived by two daughters five grandchildren and a sister Li H Morgan Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm
We gratefully acknowledge the acts of kindness expressions of sympathy and the beautiful flowers received. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Paulson and family Mr. and Mrs. Burt Mummert and family Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Morgan and family.
William Walter, pastor, invites all to attend Ash Wednesday services February 26 at 8 p.m. The church schedule includes Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a 10:45 a.m. service with sermons on The Second Commandment and The Voice From the Cross series during Lent. The Lutheran Hour airs Sundays at 12:30 p.m. on WLW and KFAB.
Church school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Junior and Senior Endeavor at 6 31 p m Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon February 26 at Mrs Fae Fraser home Leader Mrs Lois Whitney
The article says canned oysters are inferior to fresh in nutritive value and digestion. It notes vitamins are lost in canning and that fresh oysters are believed easier to digest.
Residents of Laradello Italy live atop the world’s only geysers used by industry. Fog and steam are common features of life while children play near the smaller craters.
The minutes approve January session records and detail clerk readings and motions. Several names appear in attendance and discussion, including Frank Hale and Geo de Russed, with references to local affairs. The document also recounts a historic narrative about Stronghold and early ship activity near Parks Island, noting cargo gathered for transport and tax-related measures to be listed by the clerk.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a meeting of teachers with unclear details. It references organizations and membership, with many garbled terms. No coherent names or places are extractable.
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