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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel advertises weekly publication and notes second class matter at the Aurelia post office in Iowa. It lists subscription rates per year and clarifies that the paper will not stop at expiration unless notified, and continued readers owe payment.
In a periodic Washington letter Gillette notes Congress faces a pre election session shaped by partisan bias. He highlights debates on neutrality policy, embargo extensions, farm parity, land bank loan extensions, and a proposed limit on Supreme Court powers. He mentions farm warehousing, tariffs, and production control as key issues, with expectations of veto battles and possible passage of measures.
William Walter, pastor, invites attendance at Sunday School at 10 a.m. Bible class for youth, English service at 1 45 a.m. Sermon topic Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me from Exodus 20. Religious instruction on Tuesday.
The passage notes that the meaning of a term changes with context such as barrage descent and distribution of property adoption election naturalization or other legal frames. It also mentions a classified ad may sell it.
In Washington DC Congressman Guy M. Gillette announced new permanent postmasters for Correctionville Galva Holstein Hull and Kingsley will be named soon. Colburn Allison longtime Cherokee merchant died at 91. Nagle Lives to close Berry Son store in Cherokee. Sheriff sale of Edmunds Derga company assets in Marcus for 168 787 88. Petit jurors for January term to be recalled January 28 by Judge W Gorperson of Sibley district court.
Mrs Earl av ck and Mr Walter Mesakins hosted dinner and bridge Sunday. Mrs Leoton Sleezer held a Wednesday afternoon event with attendees. Numerous visits and small gatherings noted, including neighbors, farm bureau figures, and visits to Des Moines and Sioux City. Roads blocked by heavy snow and high winds interrupted travel.
The text sketches wide Asiatic tiger territory from Voroon to Susnatra and Javea with gaps around central Asia. It mentions western areas, Te Does, Sikha Unoon, and the island context, but many terms are unclear leaves an incomplete regional map.
Due to severe weather conditions the Bartz Estate Sale has been postponed to Friday January 31. The sale will be held four and a half miles south of Austria near the reel house and property will be sold then. Free entries noted.
For Sale list: three milch cows and one springing heifer. Contact Pleutz Jr at 174. Alta Live Stock Exchange holds sales every Thursday. Consignments solicited with fair treatment promised by Charles Breeding, Mer Alta, and Leonard Larson, auctioneers.
Carpenter Clarence Magnu so Heb Cunningham and Reinhart Osvaard left for Oakland California. Dr Howard Watson died suddenly at home northeast of Alta. Dr Matson fell ill at Newell. Helmes of Alta was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. Aishon Berkley daughter of Carl and Mrs Berkley Aurelia admitted to Alta hospital. 200 fathers and sons attended the annual Father and Son banquet at the Methodist church. W E Gadvey installed as Worshipful Master. his son Louis Gaffey seated as Master of Storm Lodge Alta.
Local church notes outline Sunday worship at 11:30 with anthem and sermon Listen and I Am The Door. Evening service at 7:30 features anthem There’s a Friend in the Homeland. Ladies Aid tea towel shower and circle meetings planned for Jan 3. Board meeting Feb 28 and Father and Son event Feb 15 tickets two for seventy five cents. Men’s Brotherhood meets Jan 30 with Rev Havighurst as guest speaker.
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