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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
1
Advertising rates shown as per inch and per line with locals and readers, plus cards of thanks. Subscription rates listed per year with advance, outside Cherokee county, and foreign countries.
A garbled line suggests Uncle Eben calls someone a hypocrite while noting a man claims credit for making something but is only digging for fretin norma, reflecting a fragmentary historic voice.
Mrs Anna Margaret Bischel born May 21 1851 in Germany died Sunday June 11 at age 71 years 20 days at Aurelia home. She arrived in the US in 1872 with brother Fred, married Henry Bischel April 11 1875 in Farina Illinois, moved to Aurelia in 1876. Survived by eight children including Henry W and W H Bischel, daughters Marie, Martha, and Mrs John Mount. brothers Henry Diercks Fredy William and Dieterich Diercks. sisters Marie Bischel and Sophie Westphal. ten grandchildren. Funeral at German Evangelical church conducted by Rev Lorenz with assistants, burial in Aurelia cemetery. All children and others attended.
We extend sincere thanks to friends for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy in our bereavement also for the beautiful floral offerings from Henry Bischel and children.
A brief exchange shows Proud Mother and Uncle John discussing a newborn. John notes the baby appears ahead of his time, joking that the child is already balding more than his father. The fragment hints at family humor about early signs.
A fragment from the Minneapolis Journal notes that the couple kept company for a long time before marriage. It mentions close family relations living with them and hints at a long, shared period prior to the wedding.
The Cherokee county paper reports a planned June 17 conference of school directors at the Cherokee court house to discuss rural teacher wages. Also noted are marriages and ordinations, a death, funeral details, and a bank robbery suspect facing Nebraska authorities with potential transfer.
Emma Stetta Mitchell born August 15 1888 in Newell Iowa died June 10 1922 at Bates hospital Aurelia after a short illness aged 83 years 9 months 15 days. She married Roy H Geary December 14 1910 in Sac City and they lived around Newell before moving to Aurelia. She leaves husband three sons Kenneth Clayton Arnold four sisters and two brothers. Funeral service held at Newell Methodist church Rev G R Gilbert sermon, burial in Newell cemetery.
Card expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother. thanks for expressions of sympathy and floral offerings from Roy H Geary and children.
A fragment shows a tense exchange about the Einstein theory. The speaker notes the other person believes he knows much yet failed to explain relativity, though he attempted and earned credit for trying.
A fragmented note recalls a policy expiring tomorrow and a customer considering switching insurers. The writer mentions prior ten years with the company, lack of incidents, and reluctance to renew, while an insurance agent attempts to persuade.
Miss Fae Cone arrives home after a year teaching at the Westside Iowa school. The S E Barnard family moves from the southern town area to Storm Lake for their future home. Rev W C Rowlands and CCC club boys go camping at Manawa beach for a week of fishing bathing and ball.
A German physician advises directing a jet of hot air on a wound to prevent lockjaw. Even ordinary air from a bicycle pump or electric fan is said to check the bacillus development causing the dread disease.
Mandy asks about legal separation. Hanna confirms they are legally separated. The judge sentenced the husband to ten years in jail.
A brief scene recalls a singer’s performance with the audience thinning to 3088 seats, noting the room’s acoustics and the crowd’s courteous reception as voices rose in praise.
Towne and Browne discuss how surprises arise even amid hopeful expectations. They suggest luck can falter and plans may shift, reminding readers that anticipation often meets unforeseen twists.
In a playful exchange titled Hie Condition First Author and Second Author debate composing with a wife present and relate a humorous quip on self control. The dialogue hints at creative tension and comic timing.
A dreamer awakens to a bundle of unpaid bills as collectors close in. The verse frames financial hardship and pressure from debtors invading a hopeful life.
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