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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel warns readers it will not stop at expiration unless notified and that continued paper receipt implies continued payment. Proprietor E C Lighter delivers this notice to subscribers in Aurelia Iowa.
Mrs Victor Frank and others attended Mt Olive Ladies Aid near Mt Olive Wednesday. A Waddell pupils recital was held at Aurelia Sunday. Various locals hosted and visited including Lincolns, Ohlsons, Haights and Peters. The Diamond Center Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Roy Ohlson on Wednesday afternoon June 27.
Residents attend graduation and social events across Cherokee and Hanover areas. Obituary for Dietrich Hinkledey notes Hanover Lutheran ties and a memorial wreath fund.
Rain did not deter a large Emanuel Lutheran Sunday school crowd with a post service dinner and a bountiful program. Afton teams defeated Aurelia and Rusham and Son Ponies, with upcoming match versus Philipp 66 on the Aurelia diamond.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hustedt and Richard Heimbruck drove to Iowa City Wednesday to consult a doctor about Mr Hustedt s health. They returned Thursday. Miss Anna Hinkledey of Sioux City spent the weekend with relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Elmer Berner of Rockwell City attended the Hanover school picnic Sunday. Rev and Mrs Wehking of Sioux City came Monday to attend the funeral of Dick Hinkeldey Sr. They were joined by Rev and Mrs Noah and family of Remsen. Arthur Otto has returned from Springfield seminary after completing his theological studies. Mr and Mrs Walter Miller and daughter Marty left for Chicago Sunday to attend the World s Fair and plan to return Wednesday evening. Herman Hinkledey of Lakefield …
Rastus answers a phone call from Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson lawyers at his office. The odd repetition underscores a humorous local scene in Utica.
A Sunday school teacher scolds Willie for harsh talk to a playmate and asks if he ever thought of heaping fire on his head. Willie replies that he hadn't but considers it a great idea. The dialogue presents a moral lesson on restraint and consequences.
A bemused man enters a distant hotel lobby and sees a large portrait of himself in a tall mirror and smiles with pleasure describing the moment as they note advertising and imagery.
Sunday School at 10:00 with W. A. Lewis and Junior Church at 11:00. Morning worship features choir anthem Thy Refuge and sermon How the Sabbath Came to Be. Epworth League 7:00, vacation topic Getting the Most Out of Our Vacations. Evening service 8:00 with One Blessed Way and Builders. Lake Okoboji Institute July 9 15. Walcott cottage reserved. music recital praised. thanks to Mrs. O C Waddell.
The biological survey reports dramatic efforts to rescue waterfowl during a severe February freeze. Kenneth F. Roaben and helpers carried feed to stations in southern Montana while Hugh M. Worcester led volunteers at Upper Klamath Refuge Oregon to save 1,200 ducks and 100 grebes, transporting them to refuge pens for recovery.
In Texas a new drilling boom targets carbon dioxide gas wells that produce dry ice. Derricks rise in Mora Harding and Torrance counties while the northeast shows several active dry ice wells already proving more valuable than old wells.
Indian council at Fort Hall reservation bars white men from fishing there under any circumstances. Described as a major blow to local sportsmen who rely on the reservation’s prime fishing spots. Pleas for reversal circulate among anglers and community leaders in Pocatello Idaho.
An antelope with horns 59 inches long, near the world record, is mounted in the Harvard museum of comparative zoology. It was bagged by Prentiss Gray of New York in Portuguese Angola and presented to the collection.
In Puente California husbands walk prim rose paths after formation of the 1 I Love My Husband club sponsored by the La Puente Valley Journal. The club aims to promote humane treatment of husbands, has no meetings or clues, and requires devotion to husbands. Members say Father’s Day and Mother’s Day overlook hardworking husbands.
Afton and nearby communities report social calls and visits. Eighth grade graduates at Cherokee with exercises at the M E church on June 14. Families from Cherokee Alta Rembrandt Hartley and Canby Minnesots join in visits and suppers. Watch your subscription date.
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