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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription rates for foreign countries set at 1.50 and 2.00 dollars. It states the paper will not stop at expiration unless informed and continuing subscribers must pay for continued delivery.
Local notes cover an Otto family reunion at Storm Lake and funeral attendance for Mrs. Harry Lane in Primghar. Guests include the Lindsay and Lindsay families, plus various residents visiting relatives, church services postponed at Diamond and Good Hope, and a Monday rain improved gardens.
A fragment suggests that vassos and his consort Heiress Geis invested medicine, reflecting ancient Egyptian beliefs about healing roles and authority within households.
Towns finest tent show comes to Cherokee July 18 19 20 21 with Geo D Sweet and famous players in four great plays including The Awakening The Ghost Train and The Bandit. High royalties scenery and a splendid orchestra promise a memorable 1935 show with vaudeville entertainment.
A steady stream of visitors arrived in Paullina and surrounding towns for the Fourth. Henry Schroeder family hosted relatives from Chicago and Aurelia. U P S drew a large crowd Tuesday with 53 members answering roll call. Families from Davenport Aurelia Alta and Hartley joined gatherings, picnics at Okoboji and Hastings plus a directors meeting in Sioux City.
Mt Olive residents report visits and dinners as families and friends gather in Cher okee Quimby and nearby towns. Rev J M Olson of Storm Lake preached in Mt Olive while lodge events and einjoiied gatherings mark a busy week in the community.
Mrs Guy Robinson and Loma plus Miss Doris Stieneke and Mr Wilson Bowers left for a week at Lake Okoboji. Families from Waverly and nearby towns visited, with several members staying at Guy Robinson's and the Zwick home. A daughter was born to Mrs Glenn Dyslin on July 4 and Jens Neilson of Cherokee worked for Guy Robinson during the absence. Bob Mummert and Leona Bowers of Cherokee wed on June 29 and will live with Bowers family.
Report notes that modern birds lack true teeth while the gossander shows serrated upper and lower beaks resembling small teeth. Fossil records of extinct North American birds reveal well developed teeth in both jaws.
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