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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
In a Cuverolles court scene, Jean Valjean faces harsh sentencing under a rigid law after a past escape, with the magistrate and bishop enforcing duty and mercy. Valjean endures hunger and exile, seeking shelter with a kind innkeeper as the tale highlights punishment and humanity.
The text lists various fish names with regional differences. It references the walleye of Hurthern, yellow pie of conmmiorelsl tehertion, jack Bulnion, and a black crappie with multiple aliases such as Croyr ple, valka bass, strawberry bass, speckle bask, and a local Michigan label "siweogle" tiss.
A fragmented note describes Bermuda marriages and old island homes with cedar trees near entrances. It mentions a bride planting a tree at a residence and cedar trees lining entryways, reflecting local customs tied to unions.
The text portrays El Dorado as a South American region on Like Murientbo and references a mythic wealth and legend. It mentions a currency value of $5 and hints at a fictional or garbled geography with terms such as Hrodvetian and Burgiss.
Mt Olive notes report visitors from Aurelia Cherokee Quimby Holstein and Sioux City. Attendees joined Alumni banquet in Cherokee and a birthday party at Ed Will home in Holstein. Bible school begins two weeks later and a local club plans a June Wescott Park picnic.
Mrs. Anna Lewis and Victor Swangon wed in Sioux City on May 29 and are now residents of Afton. A charivari greeted the couple Monday night as the largest crowd yet in Afton. Also noted are Irvin Brewster’s 26th anniversary, visits from Emma of Cherokee and Mrs. Stockberger, and an initial A F A meeting at Ray Jonas's with a large crowd and a lunch finale.
The M. E. Church hosts a Sunday evening service featuring a pupil concert by Mrs. O C Waddell. Performances include piano numbers by Marjorie Parrott Max Ammons Virginia Akers Phyllis Jordan Richard Akers Peggy Waddell Gladys Fassler Dorothy Thevenin Ella Ohlson Violet Hansbruch Virginia Carlberg DeForis Peterson and others with a sermon titled Fortune Tellers and a postlude.
The notice schedules Sunday activities led by W A Lewis and the choir with sermons titled Then What Fortune Tellers and a women’s society meeting planned for June 12. Upcoming events include Epworth League conventions, a children’s day program, a Japanese tea party, a musical concert by Prof Arthur Lemans, and an Epworth League institute at Lake Okoboji.
A large group of attendees and visitors from away joined Aurelia residents for Memorial Day exercises last Thursday. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Chris Felton of Peterson, D. P. Mahoney and family, Lafayette Bailey of Sioux City, Henry Mahoney of Sioux Rapids, and many others from Sioux City Des Moines Storm Lake Webster City and neighboring towns.
Regular meeting of the council called to order by Mayor Matzdorff with members Larson Kaskey Grashoff Mummert and Lockin present. Minutes from April 1 1935 approved. Treasurer and clerk reports read and approved. Bills paid from General Fund Water Fund and Light Fund including labor salaries repairs and hauling.
Upon motion John Mummert and J. W. Grapen were appointed a committee to attend the Firemen's convention at Ames Iowa to be held May 28 24 and 26 1945. Upon motion the meeting adjourned. Sig Matzdorff Mayer H H Deyloff Clerk.
Fragmented OCR text places tigers across Asia from Amor in the north to Sumatra in the south and from the western borders near Urklal ear gla to Sakhip ne in the east, noting they do not reach the Central Asian elevated plateau.
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