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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
2
Guinea Pig Plant Reproduces Rapidly with 2500 Growths
The guinea pig plant, also called Kalanchoe diagremontiana, is noted for rapid reproduction. It allegedly produces about 2 500 new growths in a single season, marking it as a fast multiplying species in the plant kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Kingdom
Flying Dutchman Sighted Off Cape of Good Hope
A phantom vessel named the Flying Dutchman was reportedly seen cruising the sea off the Cape of Good Hope, described as a mysterious sailing ship from legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
St Pauls Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Series
St Pauls Lutheran Church invites all, with Sunday School for children of all ages and a Bible class for confirmeds. English service at 10 45 a m German service at 9 a m. Pastor William Walter starts a new sermon series on the ten commandments. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. The Lutheran Hour Sundays at 12 30 over WLW and KFAB. English services every Sunday at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
KFAB
Alta News Items From Alta Advertiser
Mrs D C McKinney travels to Sioux City for spine injury treatment from a car crash in Alta two months ago. She will wear a cast for three months and a back brace for six months. Noel Coombs, son of C M Coombs, recovering from a fractured skull after an icy slip in Cherokee on New Year’s Eve. Miss June V Hobbs wed Harold K Cole on Christmas day at Rev McKinney’s in Sioux City. Viola Soderquist and John Renshaw wed at Spencer Town Methodist parsonage on January 6. George Lauridson, longtime Alta resident, slips and fractures his hip at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. McKinney
Sioux City
West Part
Alta
Noel Coombs
C. M. Coombs
West of
Cherokee
Noel
June V. Hobbs
Frank Hobbs
Harold K. Cole
Elmer Cole
Storm Lake
McKinney
Spencer
Town
Viola Soderquist
John Renshaw
George Lauridson
Junior Girl Scout Diary at School House Meeting
The Girl Scouts met at the school house with chairman Christensen absent so no patrol meeting. They tied ropes before the business meeting and reviewed tests for older members. Schroeder served as color bearer and the group sang the Star Spangled Banner before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Scout Rutter
Scout Schroeder
The Alvornquin Indians Rise and Migration Story
The Alzonquin Indians split into two groups in the seventeenth century then united around 1750. They moved from the Cumberland River region to the Savin River area, fought with the British and Americans in 1795, scattered among Cherokee Creek and others, and finally moved toward Oklahoma in multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indking
Missouri
Iialiana
Tippecanoe
Sil
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Carrie Nation Hatchet Legend Is Shattered
Manhattan Kansas report says Carrie Nation did not carry a hatchet, using stones instead. The claim comes from Mrs. Lillian Muteh, president of the Kansas WCTU, who helped to get Nation out of jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Carrie Nation
Lillian Mutehher
Kansas W. C. T
Spiders Rout Prairie Dogs in Lewiston Montana
Black widow spiders from a prairie dog town in Lewiston Montana achieved a complete victory. Reports note the town was evacuated last spring as webs span the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Mont
Spi
Akron Real Estate Man’s Will Promises Major Bequest
Executor reports Philip N. Schneider of Akron left an estate near one million dollars with a Michigan hamlet of 2000 souls named as principal beneficiary. The will directs the bulk of the estate to Lowell Michigan, to aid the needy after the death of Mrs. Schneider who lives in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Michigan
Philip N. Schneider
Lowell
Mich
Mrs. Schneider
Wisteria Pods Explode in Fall Noise Report
Local notes describe wisteria seed pods exploding in autumn, creating loud pops reminiscent of gunfire and causing startled reactions among observers. No injuries reported in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
For Sale Hand Picked Corn Stocks 40 Acres
Classified ad notes 40 acres of hand picked corn stocks for sale from Wm. Reckoff 39 of Alta. Live stock exchange sales held every Thursday consignments solicited fair treatment promised by Chas. D. Breeding Mer Alta Leon ard Larson auctioneer Alte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reckoff
Alta Live Stock Exchange
Chas. D. Breeding
Mer
Altu
Leonard Larson
Alte
Grapenthein's Mother Dies in Peterson Iowa
Obituary from Peterson noting the sudden death of Mrs. John Grapenthein at age 59 7 9 in 1986 after a frail life and hospital treatment. She married twice first to William Hintz then to John Grapenthein in 1905 and lived on a farm before settling in town. She is mourned by her husband stepchildren brother sisters and many friends. Funeral services were held at St John Evangelical with Rev August Bock officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
John Grapenthein
Spencer Hospital
Francisville
Indiana
Iowa
Evangelical
Francesville
William Hintz
Ernest Riemeyer
Hans Martha Ericson
Sutherland
John Grapenthein, Jr
Aurelia
Henry J. Schultz
August Anna Walter
Linn Grove
Henry Minnie Seidel
Winamac
Grapenthein
St. John's Evangelical Church
Ladies Aid
Martha
John, Jr
Eddie
St. John’s Ev
August Bock
Erin Name Origin From Queen Eiin Revealed
Ireland received the name Erin from Queen Eiin wife of Carmody a medieval monarch She is said buried under the stone All-Na-Mee ran in a Dublin suburb named Ulsneach The claim places Erin’s origin centuries before the Tara halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Erin
Eiin
Carmody
All-Na-Meeran
Aoo
Dublin
Ulsneach
Tara
Cherokee Council approves LaFrance fire truck purchase
Cherokee forstry to equip the volunteer department with a LaFrance fire truck at $2,974.94 to be delivered in 90 days. County records show 118,262 bushels of corn in 132 cribs during December. District court enters January term with Judge W C Garberson presiding. grand jurors dismissed for term. Joseph F Lockyer elected to fill Roy Berry’s term after his death. Irene Brooks and Ruth Wachtler oversee annual normal training exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Iowa
Andrew J. Nordstrom
LaFrance
Cherokee County
Boyd J. Linkey
District Court
W. C. Garberson
Sibley
Joseph F. Lockyer
C. L
Roy) Berry
Daniels Carlson Sale Set For Saturday At The Barn
This week Daniels and Carlson announce another sale to be held Saturday afternoon at the Daniels barn. They list a good line of livestock and farming machinery and have moved the sale back to Saturday due to mid week farm sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels & Carlson
Daniels Barn
Otto Bartz
Aurelia School House
W. H. Glienke
Hanover
Weather Favors Chinch Bugs in Iowa Winters
Frequent snows and heavy cloudiness over three weeks created a thick porous mantle over winter grains and grasses in Iowa. The layer shelters chinch bugs in grass roots and crowns by insulating them from sub-freezing air. In extreme southwest counties snow is thinner and bare ground appears more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Bureau
George Washington Highway Route Through Virginia and North Carolina
Route named George Washington Highway follows the banks of the canna river through the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina. The project connects coastal regions and passes historic sites along the route. The highway’s progress and exact path are outlined in regional transportation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
Virgina
North Carolina
Directors Attest To Financial Totals
Correct Attest Henry Stieneke L E Christensen Marl Fraser directors. Financial figures presented include amounts 50 000 10 000 12 491 27 200 5 000 with no additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stieneke
L. E. Christensen
Marl Fraser
Tenants Rise in Iowa Farms in Census Data
Iowa now has almost half of its farms operated by tenants according to the 1935 census of agriculture. Tenants increased by more than 8,500 over five years, with 49 percent of farms rented. The report, prepared by the division of land utilization, notes growing tenancy since 1880 and contrasts a two percent rise in self owned farmers from 1930 to 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Division of Land Utilization
The
Resettlement Administration
Towe
Union
Tenancy Rise Tied to Foreclosures and Credit Shortfall
State reports tenancy up more than eight percent as foreclosures and weak credit facilities depress housing. Foreclosures contribute to higher demand for rental options while limited credit hampers ownership.
Photography Theory Sparks Gun Firing Gas Debate
An item from Collier's Weekly cites Freling Foster discussing a theory that when a gun fires gas escapes past the bullet and exits the muzzle before the bullet itself, a claim debated in early photographic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freling Foster
Collier’'s Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kroll Funeral Home
Irwin C. Kroll
Aurelia, Iowa
First Trust & Savings Bank
Total
Bo Ees
Imme
U. S
W. H. Bischel
H. H. Deyloff
Uta
Ue Avis
G. R. Lamm
Aurelia Sentinel
EB. C. Lighter, Proprietor
Rialto Theatre
Frank F. Faber
Mgr
Alta Advertiser
Evelyn Schroeder
Hatchet
Legend Is
Grapenthen
Cherokee News
Irene Brooks
Miss Brooks
Ruth Wachtler
Baby
Towa
Farmers National Bank of Aurelia
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Eee
Bonis Co
Ss. I
BE. L. Brummer
L. Brummer
Johnson
Laundrry
Ladell Rapp
Agt
Paraland
Guarantee Oil Co
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