09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel informs readers it does not stop at expiration date without notice and that continuing subscribers must pay. Published weekly in Aurelia Iowa with subscription rates listed for in county and outside areas.
Community notes from East Afton Elk detailing U Delt Eim club games at the Otto home with high score winners George Geuther and Eleanor Ruebsam. Local visits include Stieneke Erickson Mitchell and various Cherokees and Aurelia residents. Elk No 4 enrolled five new pupils Jimmie Stanley et al.
Mt Olive residents hosted and visited family and friends across Hartley Diamond Center and Cherokee areas. Palm Bureau meeting attendees near Quimby and various dinner visits highlighted weekly social activity.
Sadness follows the death of Mrs. Whitehouse on Sunday. Mrs. Axel Johnson visits in Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson and Donald visit the Ben Galvin home near Diamond Center. Ruth Cooley of Cherokee stays with the Sawwells. Minor hosts a parsonage party with Miss Dorothy Campbell present. Pitcher Farm Bureau hosts and Ladies Aid plans summer lunches and bake sale. Herbert and Mrs Frank welcome a son born February 6 in Cherokee. Darrel Ennis visits Geo Votman in Quimby.
Mr and Mrs August Miller of Galva hosted and hosted visitors with the Specketers and families. Mrs F W Kaskey and son Fred attended the funeral of Lou Lichtenberg. Emil C Radke Ben Otto and families visited the Pete Jetter home near Galva.
Church services listed with Pastor Edwin Trigg. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
The article discusses how fingerprinting expands to gait analysis. Detectives can identify a person by footprint details and walking style, noting stride length differences and preferred turning directions. It claims fugitives often drift rightward when escaping and that gait reflects habit and terrain.
A Golden Book Magazine piece features a Lewis Carroll style dialogue where a professor advises delaying debt payments by repeatedly doubling the amount owed. A tailor asks for payment now, but the professor promotes extending the debt to four thousand pounds, claiming it’s always worthwhile to wait another year to double the sum.
First Grade aims in reading phonics arithmetic and penmanship. new student Floyd Cuthrell joins. Second Grade reports absences, spelling, and birthdays. Bee theme explores Learn to Study readers and Landseer's Dig nity and Impudence. Third Grade notes tests in reading speed, numbers drill, Robin study, new arrivals Ardyce Nelson and Loren Nelson. Fourth to seventh grades cover art, history, geography, and civics with several named students and staff. Junior high and seniors discuss geometry loci, verb uses, and bank news.
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