20 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel prints satirical takes on finance and national issues. It mocks insurance executive salaries and recalls stock market excesses while noting 1932 automobile deaths and 3.2 beer history.
The piece argues that alcohol blended with gasoline in motor tests is questionable, noting industry hype over alcohol from molasses vs corn and criticizing government bias toward big interests. It predicts corn alcohol blending will fade as a viable fuel option.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society gathered at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed social time and needlework followed by a picnic lunch. Mr and Mrs L E Christensen entertained eight boys at a six o'clock birthday dinner for their son John’s 13th birthday and the group attended a movie afterward.
Afton residents and guests share Sunday visits and leisure across West Bend Odebol t Lake Okoboji and Sutherland. Des Moines guest A J Stoner stays with Geo Zwick, while Gil bert Clow hosts Ruth and Dorothy Montgomery. Family arrivals include Frank Menefee George Olmstead Chas Menefee and others visiting relatives over the weekend.
Burial with full military honors reflects the rank held by the service member at the time of their connection to the armed forces and varies accordingly.
A week of action for Aurelia’s three kittenball teams saw 12 games. All-Stars led with 6 wins 2 losses, Guarantee Oil 1–2, and Drifters 1–1. Highlights include two long affairs 18 and 13 innings, a home run by James Scott, and multiple batters named Matzdorff and Rapp shining for the All-Stars.
A brief excerpt from Woman's Home Companion notes that persistent bitterness harms the bearer and distorts life, describing how lingering resentment from someone else can dominate a person and rob them of living freely.
The article notes Tennessee had been formed by settlers from western North Carolina in 1786 and mentions an early name Frankland or Franklin for the territory before statehood. The historical detail reflects the region’s naming history during formative years.
Mt Olive residents share ice cream socials and church events while visiting relatives in Aurelia Hartley and Sioux Rapids. Local families attend threshing meetings, birthdays, and dinners with many trips to see kin in Cherokee Dixon Illinois and Brookings South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. August Miller of Galva visited the Wm. Specketer home on Wednesday. Charle Zwemke and son Walter were Galva business callers Friday. Erwin Radke and Wm. Specketer families spent Thursday evening with Lester Specketer. Walter Holtz of Alta and John Holtz families visited Erwin Radke on Sunday afternoon.
Ad suggesting high ulcer risk from acidity and indigestion. Claims Dr. Emil's Adia Tablets counteract these conditions. Product from Frank E. Pratt, Druggist. Emphasizes preventive message and a specific remedy.
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