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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel EB C LIGHTER proprietor warns that the paper will not stop at expiration and subscribers who continue to receive the paper will be obligated to pay for the same.
Mt Olive residents report visits from Rev McKinney of Vinton and Miss Betty Allen of Dixon while many dined with friends across Cherokee and Aurelia. A destructive wind storm damaged the Wil Hahn farm and nearbyBuildings, and several townspeople attended the funeral of Albert Hanson in Cherokee.
Mr and Mrs Walter Plog and Fred Bumann plan a three week visit in Flint Michigan at the J A Bumann home. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Hinkledey on Sunday July 15. Prof J Schmidt and daughters Paula and Elda travel to Century of Progress. Various local families visited, and Hanover girls lost a return game at Council Bluffs 4 to 1 on Friday.
Sunday School 10:00 AM led by Ww. A. Lewis. Morning worship by Raymond Kruse's class with report on Okoboji Institute. Junior Church 11:00 AM. adults and junior church join for sermon themes "Eyes on the Mountains" and "Wheat and Tares." Mrs. Clifford Ohlson hosts Woman's Foreign Missionary Society August 8. The Ladies Aid does not meet August 2. August 5 guest Mr. Harry E. Terrill of Des Moines delivers message on "The Policy of the Good Neighbor" and notes his Yale Divinity School and Y M C A background.
Afton and vicinity report lists multiple visits and reunions. The Ellis Jones and Olin Jones families travel between Plain View California and Berkley to share time with Ray, Kenneth, and Will Kludas. Martha Phipps visits Holstein with cousins Maxine and Marian Smith.
The text explains how Uncut Books are produced when eight or more pages share a single sheet. After folding and binding, edges may be trimmed or left neat. Readers sometimes need a knife or hook to separate pages, and a hook dealer uses uncut to imply the book remains in its original, unseparated form from the publisher.
The article notes historical clipping of words from longer forms with dates. It lists Brandy from Brandywine in 1657 Cad from enddie in 1827 Chap from chapman 1577 Chum from cham berfellow 1720 Gin from Geneva 1714 Grog from Grogram 1740 Patter from paternoster 1394 Pun from pundigrion 1662 Rom from rumbultion eighteenth century Whisky from asquebaugh eighteenth century.
For Sale Oak dresser end iron bed with springs. For Sale Four wheeled trailer with triple box. For Sale Plymouth 1933 coach and Pontiac 1932 coach in first class condition. Lost Tire and Jim Leland Dawson. Cattle and sheep contract by T R Porter 3700 Jones St Sioux City Iowa. Bennett Motor Co Cherokee formerly Barr Motor Co.
The impeachment system in the US mirrors England’s four century development. Early Lords impeachments date to 1376 and 1386 with Lord Jatl mer and the Earl of Suffolk. England allowed commoners to be impeached for offenses not punishable by death.
A writer notes that a good mind needs contact with active minds and that environment shapes intelligence. It cites experiments and recalls an untutored Eskimo brought to New York who rapidly adapted to city life and activities. The piece reflects psychological views on learning and development.
Aurelia Iowa council holds a special meeting June 16 1934 to grant a Class B beer permit to Wm Ruebsam and Arthur Ruebsam with 1000 bond and 100 license. Regular session July 2 1934 approves minutes treasurer and clerk reports and pays general water park and other funds. renews Class B permit for J W Grapen and plans land purchase for road to Sewer Plant.
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