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The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription terms and rate changes. Publisher E C. Lighter notes publication schedule and legal posting, with details on expiration notices and reader options.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces subscription terms and rate changes. Publisher E C. Lighter notes publication schedule and legal posting, with details on expiration notices and reader options.
An unclear report from Iowa references Hersan and Amana with a skunk frightened into the river. Mentions a Petey and a 42 year old victim, Mount Ayr fire department, and a mourning series. details are fragmented and non-specific in the unreadable OCR.
Morning worship at 11 am with Epworth League at 7 pm led by Bebens Peterson. Choir rehearsal Monday at 7:20. Men's Brotherhood meeting 7:30. Pie social and Lenten services at 7 pm led by Lyle Niel wa. Epworth League rally March 31 at 7:39 pm in Larrabee. Circle No. 1 meets with Harold Nelson Thursday. Walter Peterson assists.
William Walter pastor at Pauls Lutheran Church invites members and nonmembers to mid week Lenten services each Wednesday at 745 pm. The sermon, Peter’s Denial of Christ from Luke 22 54 6, will feature a pictured portrayal by artist Harrah. Attendance has been large with many visitors welcomed. The public is invited to all services.
Iowa readers receive pruning and planting guidance from W. Edgecombe of Iowa State College extension horticulture. He urges careful root handling, spreading roots in all directions, and avoiding surface soil compaction. Newly planted trees should lean southwestern to aid growth and be pruned to encourage strong development.
Grassed waterways are planned on over 40 soil conservation service cooperated farms in Cherokee county this spring. W W Johnson at the CCC camp says preparation includes disking harrowing and seeding with a grass and legume mix. The program may provide tractors and blades to shape waterways before seed bed preparation.
Marine recruiting officer will be at Cherokee on Thursday March 20 to speak with interested residents. Volunteers for the marine reserve may be accepted and assigned to active duty for the duration of the national emergency with pay training and benefits as for full members.
The piece urges citizens to support honest police and fair courts, condemns protection of a few by officials, and calls for public education and fearless leadership to ensure safe communities. It stresses citizens must investigate local conditions and air injustices to improve safety and drive carefully.
The document outlines eligibility for regular marine corps volunteers with a national emergency ending. Applicants aged 18 to 30, unmarried, height 5 feet 4 inches to 6 feet 2 inches, grammar school level education, good character and fitness are required. Qualified individuals may travel to San Diego, California, in April for training and duty with the U.S. Marines.
Mr. and Mrs. Williem J. Blimmek were married at 3 p.m. on game day and were en route when an accident interrupted their plans. The couple, identified in local notices, proceeded despite the disruption.
Washington reports Iowa lawmakers cut nine districts to eight amid reapportionment after the 1940 census. Monona county may be moved from the Ninth to the Eighth as part of a gerrymander aimed at creating more Republican-leaning districts. The Civil Service lottery is questioned after a rural exam in the Ninth district yields unlikely names, highlighting concerns over qualifications and loyalty.
Iowa public safety reports a surge in left turn crashes with three major incidents in 24 hours. Commissioner Karl W. Fischer warns of driver misunderstanding of left turn dangers and urges steps to reduce hazards on rural highways.
The Farmers National Bank of Aurelia enters the second annual gold medal invitation basketball tournament in Albert City. Seven independent teams compete. opening round March 17 features Swanson's Storm Lake vs Aurelia at 9:00 PM.
In a Tuesday night game at Albert City gym the Indies defeated the Farmers National Bank team 80 to 44 with a 28 to 11 halftime lead. Hibbes led scoring for the Indies and Chick Evans of Alta was top scorer for the Bankers.
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