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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
Jean Valjean serves a harsh five year sentence for stealing a loaf of bread and endures harsh treatment. Paroled, he is shunned and pursued by authorities, then finds refuge with the benevolent Bishop Bienvenu who offers mercy. Valjean remains wary and driven by revenge.
Jean Valjean learns mercy and trust from the bishop as he is caught with silver candlesticks and spared. The bishop reveals the charity behind his gift and urges Jean to live by giving, not taking, shaping his future path away from crime and toward hope.
Names of fish vary by region with trout called Wack bass in Michigan and yellow pile in the South. Walleye is called horslerd by some anglers and jack salmon by others. King, quinnat, and chineok salmon are same species. the black crappie also bears many aliases including crap pie and sweerie bass.
A reflective note contrasts modern ease with past hardships endured for connection. The speaker recalls grandparents’ discomforts and the struggle to visit, while hinting at evolving social attitudes and patience over time.
Old Bermudian wedding customs featured cedar tree gateways marking marriages. The two tall cedar trees at entrances signified union, a tradition now largely abandoned though still visible at historic homes across the island.
Ancient El Dorado described as a South American region by Lake Murlentha famed for vast production of xemy and trecious met als. New cenocalls supposedly signaled each wealthy country.
Rev. Lloyd Hunsely of Diamond and Good Hope churches wed Miss Wilda Hatten of Joliet Illinois on Sunday June 9 at three o'clock in Joliet. The couple will reside in the Diamond Center parsonage as neighbors and well wishes pour in from the community.
Mr and Mrs H H Otto left June 20 from their home to attend the Concordia College commencement in St Paul Minnesota. Their son Milton is among the graduates and they plan to return Thursday with him.
In accord with Chapter 246 of the 1934 Code of Iowa all weeds in streets alleys and vacant lots must be cut at least twice each growing season the first by June 15 and the second by August 15 noxious weeds such as burdock must be cut and destroyed by the owner or occupant if owners fail the weed commission will mow or destroy at the owner's expense including serving notice costs and any costs will be taxed against the property report uncut weeds to the weed commissioner George Scott Weed Commissioner Aurelia Iowa.
East Afton and Elk W Ammon s and Max were Storm Lake callers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W M Booth and family and Mr and Mrs M Hines of Aurelia spent Sunday at Lost Island Lake. Mr and Mrs Howard Haight and family were Sunday guests in Le Roy Goettsch home south of Aurelia. Mr and Mrs M Hines and Mrs Ray Hines of Aurelia were callers in Albert Waldo home Tuesday evening. Mrs Filer of Storm Lake spent several days in Herman Caboth home. Mr and Mrs M Hines of Aurelia spent several days last week in W H Booth home.
Tibetan monasteries use large prayer wheels, some driven by water power, where each wheel turn is said to count as reciting the sacred line Tail to the Jewel of the Lotus. Monasteries rely on these devices to sustain devotional practice and ritual repetition.
The Cherokee County Board of Supervisors schedules a 3:00 PM hearing on June 21 1985 in Cherokee Iowa to consider petitions by William H Winterhof and Harry Otto requesting establishment of secondary road districts described as portions of sections 26 25 35 36 T91N R39W and surrounding parcels. Names listed include Henry Luge George Blanch and many others. The report by the County Engineer favors creating the districts and widening public road access toward the county line between Cherokee and Ida Counties.
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