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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists E. C. Lighter as proprietor and notes publication weekly with second class mailing in Aurelia Iowa. It states notices about expiration dates and the obligation to pay if subscribers continue receiving the paper and lists subscription rates for foreign country annual advance.
Mt Olive notes several neighborhood moves and visits including Harold Allen family to Philip Fell tenant house and Edd Georke to Oscar Larson farm. Funeral services for Will Price and Jake Feil are reported with community attendance. Reverend Bengtson returns for Sunday services as Jtns and locals mark anniversaries and reunions.
Miss Cora Schuelke visiting from Sioux City spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Schuelke. Omahan Alta travelers visited Omaha and Stanton with friends. Leslie Millard and daughter Doris Marie visited Richard Heimbruck home in Manson. Albert Lang of Albert City dined with Herman Bumann family. Harry Lietz saw relatives in Paullina. Ed Johnson home hosted Ed and Ernest Johnson families Berger Benson and Gunnar Johnson. Helen Zwemke had tonsil surgery at Alta hospital. Bert Schuelke of Storm Lake joined Wm Menke family. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Herman Otto Jr at the Otto home.
A 19th century writer in a weekly notes that ear size and shape supposedly reveal personality. Very small ears allegedly indicate brilliance, round ears point forward to active warmth, while long ears near the head suggest dreamy, poetic temps and thoughtful nature.
New weekly feature What You Eat and Why by C. Houston Goudiss, noted food authority and lecturer, explains how foods affect health in plain language for homemakers. It links laboratory science to home cooking and health, offering dependable, practical guidance rather than recipes.
The Aurelia Iowa council met February 7 1938 with Mayor Port presiding. Members Kaskey Mumert Grashoff and Grienke attended while Daniels was absent. Bills were approved for payment from General Waterworks and other funds as listed. A resolution sought to transfer 2109.00 from the Light Fund to the Waterworks Fund to fund a new well due to insufficient Waterworks funds.
The Aurelia town council transfers 2100 from the Light Fund to the Waterworks Fund after audit and advisory approvals. Votes show 4 ayes and no nays with officials Grashoff Mummert Grienke and Kaskey approving. clerk notified to update ledgers and inform the treasurer.
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