Council Proceedings Aurelia December 3 1934
Regular council meeting in Aurelia with Mayor Matzadorff and four members present. Minutes from November 5 approved. Treasurer and clerk reports read and approved. Bills authorized for General Light Sewer Street and Fire funds with multiple vendors. Meeting adjourned.
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Aurelia
Towa
Matzadorff
Larson
Grashoff
Lockin
Kaskey
Mummert
General Fund
G. F. Scott Labor Town Pub. Ser. Co
H. H. Deyloff
Jordan Cros
J. H. Coker
A. A. Rapp
L. Stutz
F. A. Daniels
Fire Fund Guarantee Oil Co
Environment shapes men and molds self view
The piece argues that environment influences character but individuals must actively shape their surroundings. It notes that a person often notices their own flaws more clearly in others, highlighting self awareness as essential to personal growth.
East Afton and Elk Social Notes Highlight Visits and Games
Mrs. Wm Booth entertained relatives in honor of Marjorie Hines of Rock Rapids visiting Aurelia. Bunco and 600 and 500 games yield high and low scores for various hosts. Other gatherings include Will Burdette family visit, Measles illness, pneumonia death, Elk schools reopening, and N Y Bridge Club at the Nelson home with prizes awarded.
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W. M. Booth
Nice
Marjorie Hines
Rock Rapids
Ray Hines
Aurelia
Elaine Booth
Orville Erickson
Karol Gard
Albert Waldo
John Booth
Opal Erickson
Will Burdette
Knoke
Abbo Gerrets
Fred Miller
Earl
Cherokee
Donnie McGowan
Max Ammons
Bobbie Dawson West
Will Mattson
Alta
Lauridsen
Elk
N. Y
Howard Nelson
Quenton Anderson
Fred Kolpin
Will Scott
Crude Sails Aided Oarsmen In Early Galley Ships
A Chicago Tribune note describes early navigation where oars provided main propulsion for centuries while sails served as auxiliaries. Egyptian and Greco Roman ships used large galleys with masted sails and steering by stern paddlers, and commander urged rowers with a pole. ancient triremes could reach 200 feet in length yet relied chiefly on oars. Watch your subscription date.
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Chicago Tribune
Mediterranean
Restoring Smyrna to Its Former Beauty
Ist. Stuyria. Styria Turkey eyes a grand rebuilding of Smyrna once wrecked by the 1922 fire. Dr Boutehet Exbit Bey leads plans to revive homes, streets, and ports with free building material under certain conditions and low installments. A lottery aims to raise 420000 Turkish pounds to cover initial costs.
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Stuyria
Styria
Turkey
Mediterranean
Istanbul
Mustafa Kemal
Boutehet Exbit Bey
Uomer
Windertsken
Ceteal
Thase
Mount Pagus
Isimir
World’s Strangest Meal Tastes Tested by Culinary Society
A Paris banquet by the Societe d Acelimitation showcased bizarre dishes from continents. Seven ingredient aperitif Zevenkruidentikeur preceded courses including India-Chinese mariloc, squid and cuttlefish, an AR sen hog, bamboo with mushrooms, labi-birifor salad, carved porcupines, and antelope steak with buffalo bits.
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Societe d'Acelimitation
Paris
Africa
Asia
Zevenkruidentikeur
Ivory Coast
New Typhoid Serum Tested At New Orleans Hospitals
A New York physician with the serum earned the American Medical Association gold medal in Cleveland. Dr. Gregory Schwartzman of Mount Sinai introduced the vaccine at Charity Hospital with Dr. George Baehr. Over a three month period 65 patients received the treatment with rapid, remarkable cures noted.
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New Orleans
New York
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Gregory Schwartzman
Mount Sinai Hospital
Charity Hospital
George Baehr
New York Hospital
Antique lamp revival for Williamsburg rebuild in Virginia
Cleveland manufacturers craft lamp posts of antique style for Williamsburg Virginia reconstruction. Electricity remains in use but standards and lanterns echo colonial days as Duke of Gloucester street once burned by candles and whale oil.
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Cleveland
Williamsburg
Duke of Gloucester Street
Unclear Gold Value Campaign Tied to Homes
The article claims home gold hoards are worth over half a billion dollars, surpassing world mine output for a year. A British drive recovered gold, and speculation centers on US holdings and future treasure.
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New York
Britain
Pyechaug Thatta
America
Busy Night in a Studio Brawl and a Hollywood Visit
Ned Kendall uses a staged ruse with Mae Siddon to hide a real affair as Sir Wilfred Leigh Bromley interviews him for a feature. A misunderstanding at a piano lounge leads to a mistaken autograph and a late dash to the depot as Miriam awaits.
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Ned Kendall
Bert
Sir Wifred Leigh-Bromley
Tim
Miriam
Husbands’ Protective League
Herbert Saunders
Christine- Mina
Wilfred
Mr Kendall
Vmn
Hollywood
Elstree
Mae Siddon
Mr. Kendall
Letrh- Bromley
Ned Wendal
Ned
Sir Wilfred
Leigh Bromley
Berbert Saunders
Diamond Two wedding ties Linquist Mortensen at Royal
The marriage of Miss Cecelia Linquist of Diamond township and Mr. Edward Mortensen of Royal Iowa occurred Wednesday January 2 at the Danish Lutheran church in Royal. The ceremony at 10:30 was followed by a dinner for twenty four at the bride’s parents home in Diamond. The couple will live on a farm near Spencer after March first.
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Cecelia Linquist
Diamond Township
Edward Mortensen
Royal
Iowa
Holgert Berthelaen
Dorothy Linquist
Leo Mortensen
Ralph Mortensen
Ethel Mortensen
Helen Lundbeck
Diamond
Florence Heimsoth
Marie Fell
Margueritte Haight
M. E. Mortensen
Lovie Hagedorn
Ethel
Ralph
Louis Mortensen
Nolger Berthelson
Arthur
Berthelson
Helen Lundbe
Melvin Lee
Dorothy
Everly
Ella Helmsoth
Aurelia
J. S. Linquist
Galva High School
Spencer
Bess Pitcher
California
Frank Peterson
Frank
Otis Garrich
Venice
Mia Vivian McGregor
Mt. Olive
Della Peterson
Water
Dorothy Linquiat
Grand Island
Nebraska
Ernest Johnson
Sioux Rapids
Myra
Theodore Nordstrom
Margaret Juber
Lilayd Ohlson
LeRoy Goettsch
Clara
Nina Ohlson
LeRoy Hench
Arthur Ohlson
Roy Ohlgaun
Will Haight
Wendell Nordstrom
Galva
Vera Nordstrom
Alta
Charley Galvin
Near Good Hope
Ben Galvin
Milton Otto
Storm Lake
St. Paul
Concordia College
W. F. Lindsay
B. I. Salinger
Carroll
Arthur Otto
H. H. Otto
Ralph Freese
Ernest Rasche
Near
Theodore Streed
Tonor
Territory for Bird Otter Refuge Established in Louis
A new bird sanctuary covering 40 square miles near Louis has been declared to protect migratory species. The area aims to shelter up to 40,000 birds during peak migration periods.
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Loulstann
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Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
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