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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1938
Page
7
Local items report T. B. Parker visiting Aurelia and new Boss oil cook stoves arriving. Frequent trips include Mummert Home Co. and the East family from Sioux City. Various residents, operations, and social visits are noted, along with minor incidents and business notes about insurance, a gas pump theft, and real estate moves in Aurelia.
Gr e gr e ih Mr and Mrs Helmer Paulson of Nemaha visited Aurelia Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Will Wendell at Bates hospital Aurelia Monday. Mr and Mrs W Moulton visited near Fonda. Mr and Mrs A E Krout toured Sioux Falls and visited the L J Walter home. Hudson and Silent Sioux brooder stores advertised. Funeral of Fay Lenhart infant officiated by Rev L H Preul. Mrs Minnie Shank and son Merlin arrived from Los Angeles to settle here. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor visited from Sioux City. Fred Jordan family traveled to Polk City then Des Moines. Paul Stiencke to relocate radio shop from Gamble Store to Elite Beauty Parlor space. Full coverage automobile insurance advertised. Mrs Mildred Fraser moving Elite Beauty Parlor to Chamberlin residence east of harness shop. Cherokee County Farm Debt Advisory monthly meeting scheduled March 8. George Lamm and party visited Arthur Sansen in Iowa City returning home. Bruce family reunion noted in The Dalles visit by D D George W Bruce formerly of Aurelia.
Notice to electors of Consolidated Independent School District of New Aurelia Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa that annual district election will be held in Aurelia on the second Monday in March 1938 from 12:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Two directors will be elected for three years to succeed C O Larson and Roy S Whitney. One treasurer will be elected for two years to succeed L E Christensen. Secretary M C Paulson announces the meeting.
Stuzart, noted as a great musician, was buried in a paupers grave in Vienna. The report frames the burial as a stark contrast to his fame and status among world musicians.
A celebratory week features the Tolzin wedding anniversary reception with 40 attendees, bridge clubs, showers for Mrs. Wilbert George, and multiple card parties hosted by locals. Also noted are family dinners for Lew Stutz's seventieth birthday and O S Nelson's nineteenth anniversary, plus a school board banquet hosted by Aurelia high students with a George Washington themed menu.
A high school musical program at the school auditorium pleased a large audience Tuesday. The program featured the school orchestra with Roberta Dawson and Phillip Peterson among performers, a one act play Margie Goes Modern, a George Washington cantata, and a closing audience singalong of America. Direction was by Miss Victoria Aylesworth with assistants Miss Celia Lewis and Miss Gladys Shay.
In seventeenth century France Louis XIV ordered high heels for all his shoes to appear taller, reflecting royal taste and social show. The anecdote highlights the era's fashion and the monarch's influence on court style.
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