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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel informs subscribers that the newspaper does not stop at expiration date unless notified. Those who continue to receive the paper after expiration are obliged to pay for continued service.
Manufacturers improve cars and roads but drivers often neglect safe behavior. Motorists press for right of way at crossings and pass on hills and curves, risking pedestrians. The piece urges individuals to use common sense and drive courteously every time behind the wheel.
Burglars struck Schoenemann Bros. lumber office in Cherokee claiming $20.82 cash. Livestock Breeder’s Association to meet at Farm Bureau office to plan for Pilot Rock Plowing Match on Sept 7 and 8. City gets $65,097 federal grant for a Sewage processing plant. no street work decision yet. Charles Helin, 66, prominent merchant, dies at his home. Raymond Hurd, 43, acquitted in fatal accident case after coroner’s jury verdict.
The article lists weekly church events including Sunday school at ten, morning worship at eleven, evening services at eight with a focus on prayer, a Tuesday Bible class at 8, a Baptist Ladies Aid meeting Wednesday, and a July 26 program by Northwestern Bible School followed by an ice cream social. Visitors welcome.
Edwin Trigg pastor announces church school begins at 10 a m with no worship service until Sunday August 21. Choir and members instructed to prepare for resumed services after the pause.
Church school at 10:00 with George Lamm as superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00. Choir rehearsal Monday at 8:00. Annual Bible conference runs July 24 to 31 with Bishop Bromley Oxnam of Omaha as chief speaker. July 31 features Bishop Ralph Cushman of Denver. Ladies Aid circles meet July 28. circles 1 to 4 plan events and picnics with requested refreshments.
St Pauls Lutheran Church under Pastor William Walter offers Sunday school at 9 45 and divine worship in English at 10 45. The text defines a land tied Istana as an island connected to the mainland by a sand and gravel beach noting Gibraltar and New England examples.
The Hopi perform a circle dance described as distinct to the tribe, featuring a live rattlesnake held in the dancer’s mouth as a central element of the ritual.
The spinal cord cannot regenerate tissue or heal its own wounds unlike many body parts. This limitation leads to permanent damage after injury and underscores the need for medical interventions to support recovery and function.
George Barclay praises Sam Chapman in Speaking of Sports as a rare college star who makes the leap to the majors. Ruth Comfort Mitchell presents Strait Gate with a daring heroine and Little Willie Wimpus objects to elders’ jests. William Bruckart probes official reports in Washington Digest while Edward W. Pickard analyzes the president’s cross country tour in primary elections.
Beulah Rose McClure is cited in a syndicated WNU Service notice. The item appears as a brief service update or byline within the newspaper column. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Nellie Bird, an elderly kitchen, recalls her son’s wartime service as a red ink bottle shatters. A child’s dream and memories of sacrifice awaken in her a renewed sense of duty and the will to support courage and liberty through future service.
Obituary notes Lyle Bennie Anderson born October 12 1900 died July 18 1988 at age 37 years 9 months 6 days. He married Josephine Lessard May 14 1980 and worked at Cherokee state hospital and Woodward Iowa since 1929. Survived by wife five brothers one sister and Elk lodge member. parents predeceased him. Talent Will Bring Success quote follows obituary.
A writer notes that dairy derives from a maid servant in medieval farms. The term airy links to Middle English dey meaning a farm maid and Norwegian deia a livestock keeper. By derivation dairy refers to the farm buildings where the dey works.
The Arawak people of Jamaica known to Columbus in 1494 had skulls so hard they bent or broke Spanish swords used by the conquering Dons. They also pressed their infants foreheads, causing a raised back skull and notable toughness.
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