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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

3

Hanover area social notices and travels compiled

Ida Grove callers Chak Zwemke W C Edson and Ernest Klett visited Monday afternoon. Fourth of July posts at Henry Schuelke home included Mrs John Lichtenberg and families from Alta Texas. Several families traveled to Sioux City Clarinda Kanaan City Hartley Calumet and Aurelia for visits and meals. Divine services to be led by Rev Bahr with WSO 10:30 on Sunday. Diedrich Grieme buried in Hanover cemetery last week.

Chak Zwemke Hanover W. C. Edson Storm Lake Ernest Klett Galva Ida Grove Henry Schuelke John Lichtenberg Alta Henry Holtz Albert Fred Fick Mamie Dorothy Texas Rethart Rieman Vetter Lorenz Lietz Rieman Calumet Fuesta Charles Zwemke Fred Wogahn Arthur Aurelia Albert Ywuseman Herman Wrede Hjorn Wausiat Wis Bahr WSO Pastor Bahr Diedrich Grieme Hanover Cemetery St. John's Lutheran Church

Could Be Worse A Seaport Exchange About Diet

A visitor asks about local diet during a seaport town visit. The host replies that people eat fish, and the visitor quips that fish is train food. The host retorts by imagining how they would look if they did not eat fish.

Matching Up Across Time and Talk

A dialogue shows a teacher asking about how matches are made and a scholar expressing uncertainty. The scholar mentions hearing from his mother that the teacher has been trying hard to make a match for the last six years.

Mise Atlanta Constitution

Henry Clean Hands Incident at Washing Time

A mother chides Henry for dirty hands and notes washing lasts longer on his than on hers. Henry wonders why his mother’s wash remains longer, perplexed by the timing.

Henry

Man Wears Neckwear Gifted by Wife at Christmas

A brief note observes a man wearing a necktie given by his wife for Christmas. It hints at his affection and routine, portraying a domestic moment captured in a snapshot style.

Sheriff’s Sale of Farm Property in Cherokee County Iowa

By special execution from Cherokee County District Court the sheriff will sell at public auction on July 20, 1936 at 2 PM in Cherokee County Iowa the property of O W Larson described as East Half and East Half of West Half Section 8 Township 90 North Range 39 West Whiteface cattle and calves to satisfy a debt of 1091.05 plus 247.00 costs in favor of First National Bank Aurelia and First Trust and Savings Bank Aurelia.

O. W. Larson District Court Cherokee County A. D First National Bank Aurelia Iowa First Trust and Savings Bank Cherokee

Lights of New York song goes goofy around the world

A humorous feature tracks the unexpected fame of a quirky song The Music Gores Ranund and Around its rise from a Pittsburgh bookshop horn to Broadway contracts and wide sales The piece notes the song’s goofy appeal and a trio of creators Riley Farley and Hodgson sharing profits while its silliness fuels coffee shop chatter and radio airplay.

Mike Riley Riley Pittsburgh Onyx Club Elmn Mike Eddy Farley Farley Red” Hodgson Washington Riley, Farley Hodgson Enel Phonograph Records New York Parley

Complete World War Munich clipping collection at Residenz

The Rehae Collection, a comprehensive World War era clipping archive, is displayed at the Residenz. Begun in 1914 by its founder, it aims to gather all available information on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and expanded to cover the broader war.

Rehae Archduke Franzerdinand

French Women May Soon Pick Their Own Homes

French law could grant wives the right to choose their own residence. Currently a wife must obtain her husband's consent to rent a dwelling. If the bill passes, a wife with a good reason could divorce or establish a separate home without the husband's approval.

Paris Fa Menber French Wife May Not, At Present, Rent A Dwelling Without Fer Wushand

Rolling Pin Party Seeks Mr Smith After Banquet

A lively group returns from a banquet in the small hours and stops before a house. A reveller knocks, a window opens, and a stern Mrs. Smith is asked to call for Mr. Smith so the party may depart.

Fair Enough Bedtime Squabble Over Sheets

In a domestic exchange two men named Mr. Grouch and Mr. Grum argue over monthly sheet changes. Mrs. Lodger suggests satisfying both by allotting sheets from each other’s bed. The dispute centers on who handles whom’s linens.

Mr. Grouch Mr. Grum

Alan Williams Promoted To Third Grade Happiness

A New York Sun quip notes Alan Williams beams with pride as his mother learns his promotion to the third grade delighted a beloved teacher. The lighthearted exchange frames a small milestone in a child’s school journey.

Alan Nummy Mother Alan Williams New York Sun

Jones Family Quiet Sunday Trip Turns Tense

The Joneses' Sunday drive ended in a violent quarrel during the return home. A sharp exchange occurred in a pasture where a donkey brayed loudly, prompting a biting domestic quip about in law relations.

Insanity In Your Family Probed After Marriage Proposal

A comic exchange as a suitor asks a doctor about familial insanity after proposing to the doctor's daughter. The doctor hints at a hidden fault, sparking a pointed and humorous reply.

Good Eye

A wry remark shifts from a romantic question to a sharper point about motive. The speaker suggests Tom wed Clarice not for her but for her father's wealth, implying inheritance as the true lure behind the union.

Jimmy Learns Manners Over Jam All Day

A short exchange between Jimmy and a neighbor shows a polite moment as Jimmy says thank you. The neighbor replies with a warm encouragement to hear gratitude from a child. Jimmy then humorously warns that repeating the thanks will earn him jam on his bread.

Jimmy

Great Guns First Veteran They Invented a New Machine Gun

Two veterans joke about a newly invented machine gun for future war. They describe loading the gun on Sunday and firing it for the rest of the week, highlighting a satirical view of rapid-fire gear.

Foreign Service

European plan debated by family at hotel

Miss Comrox asks if they stay on the American or European plan. Her mother insists on the European plan. The clerk immediately challenges the father about money, starting an argument.

Freshman Seeks Date Over Exam Demand

A student asks for a date amid exam pressures while a teacher deflects, deeming the examination more important. The exchange highlights classroom seriousness versus personal requests.

City Editor Seeks Photo Ruin Mystery

Newsroom exchange reveals a photographer attempting to erase a girl’s obstructing book from a front-page image. The tension centers on accountability for the altered photo and placement in print.

Budget Estimate and Record of Filing Consolidated District

A budget estimate and filing record for the Consolidated School District outlines anticipated expenses and financial planning details. The document lists projected revenues, expenditures, and compliance steps for official filing procedures. It notes the district’s name, filing dates, and authorities overseeing the budget submission.

Town and City Estimate Notice for Aurelia Budget

The Aurelia town council in Cherokee county Iowa will meet on July 28 1936 at 8 PM in the council room. Taxpayers may be heard for or against the proposed expenditures totaling 392011 and 232181 dollars the phrasing indicates two related budget figures and a public hearing location.

Afton Consolidated Independent School District Afton Spring Townships Cherokee County Iowa School House Dist Chas Menefee Aurelia Council Room

Also Mentioned on This Page

Irene Zwemke Frank EB. Pratt Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association Aurelia, Iowa Ties. E. Blanch Hf. H. Lockin H. 8. Lockin Geo. E. Blanch W. F. Bickey W. G. Port Aurelia, Owa Sheriff's Sale A. N. Tilton Lowa Dr. Winfred Moulton Postoee Aurelia, Lowa A. H. Eddy Lights of L. L. Stevenson Ray Wat- Bon Variety Brooklyn Michael Reardon Reardon Dell Byndiente WNU Ole Moley Patifinder Magazine Tom Clarice Farmers National Bank of Aurelia United States Federal Reserve Bank Total Capital Account State County of E. L. Brummer E. L. Brammer G. R. Lamm Earl Fraser L. E. Christensen Henry Stieneke First Trust &Savings Bank Total W. H. Bischel H. H. Deyloff Arthur E. Hickey J. M. Whitney R. S. Whitney H. H. de Ylot
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