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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel is issued by E. C. Lighter as proprietor and is published every Thursday. It is entered as second class matter at the post office in Aurelia, Iowa.
Funeral services were held for Ella Woodcock Tripp in Diamond. The column notes visitors, weddings, a baby birth at Sioux Valley, farm life events, and social gatherings among Diamond residents including the Streed and Hickey families with multiple relatives listed and addresses.
The music pupils of Miss Victoria Aylesworth with the congregational church choir present a program this Sunday evening at 8 15. Part I features instrumental pieces by Mildred Paulson Broaddus Lois Ohlson Hartwig and others and Part II offers sacred vocal music including Now the Day is Over and Nocturne Mendelssohn with guest performers and offertory for the choir.
Society notes record Aurelia Rebekahs at the thirtieth annual Little Sioux district No. 18 convention in Larrabee on June 16 with a school of instruction led by Mrs. Josephine M. Dustin. Members undraped the charter, presented a pantomime and style show, and reelected Mrs. Lillie Fierk as convention secretary amid June celebrations and club activities across Aurelia.
Hanover area residents share weekend visits to Windom and Okabena. A baptism named Masel Mary occurred after the English service with sponsors Miss Margaret Roberts and Miss Helen Zwemke. England’s debt talks loom as Ambassador Kennedy leaves for home with a proposal likely to burden the United States.
Six year old Mary asks for a story at two in the morning. The mother guides her, hoping the tale will be gentle but the child warns it ends sadly with a character dying and the survivor returning to his wife.
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