24 Feb 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
1
Local advertising and display rates listed for the Aurelia Sentinel in Cherokee County Iowa. Subscriptions priced at 1.00 per year in-county, 1.28 outside, payable in advance. Weekly Friday publication noted with postal matter designation and contact details.
The letter lauds Iowa farmers for resisting CANADIAN reciprocity fears and praises Rep Hubbard's vote while urging new senatorial candidates. It critiques Kenyon and notes district support in the Eleventh District. Also reports on high school sports, gym needs, a Words Workshop book program, and a pupil-praised geometry class progress.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Frank Dreyer and family expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends who aided after a sudden death. Mentions regular and morning church services at the M F E Church, new Revelations and John writings study, popular lectures, prayer meetings, Epworth League activities, and a district convention in Jones. A Paris missionary tale highlights giving to light the dark lands.
The article describes a difficult finish to the season for the High School team. Key players missing include Dasvson and Neil Willie, while Mack Marcus could not attend on short notice. The team lost the first game to the town team with a close score and fell behind early in the series.
Rev Rari Ion urges moral reform and personal conversion while detailing daily theft of innocence. The Girls American Club and Young Mens Guild plan meetings and social events, including a banquet and a joint league celebration with the Epworth League, featuring red heart decorations and a three course repast.
Ray C. Stetson of Cherokee was appointed to the naval academy at Annapolis. Initially named a substitute by Congressman Hebbard, the matter passed through Senator Dolliver to Senator Young, who secured the appointment. He will attend the preparatory school in May and take the midshipman exam on June 1.
The Sunday school girls plan a banquet and a farewell dinner in the church hall. A Badeayar meeting is set for Sunday at 6 30. Miss Kennedy leads the missions in the United States lesson. Preaching services are scheduled for both morning and evening next Sunday February 26 at the Congregational church.
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