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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
2
The Cherokee Times reports the Hubbard Bengtson wedding with both parents honored on the thirty year anniversary. C Nengtson sang Love You Truly with Lenore Johnson accompanying. The ceremony featured an archway of smilax and rose buds and a three course dinner at Mrs Besse Webber's home.
A. J. Nordstrom led four candidates with 270 votes, 126 ahead of the runner up, in ward caucuses Friday night. Cherokee County teams report federal aid meals, farm payouts, school board elections, theater theft, and a new Junior Fanny Bureau launch.
Mrs Axe shows improvement at a Alabama hospital while special report lists many local residents in Alta ailing or recovering. Rev J M pleases to hear of satisfactory progress. a store rebuilding plan for The Larson Company remains unannounced awaiting further word.
The snippet recalls weekend visits and social events across Hanover and nearby towns. Families including Specketers, Husemans, Wrede, Glienke, Kolpin, Otto, Heimbruck, Hustedt, Winterhoff, Lutz, Miller, Wrede, Bernes, Gutzmeier, and Lichtenberg participated in dinners, house warmings, card games, and family arrivals. A birth is announced for Elmer and spouse Gutzmeier’s daughter born March 3 with two older brothers.
Lloyd Scheerer presides as pastor with 10 am Sunday School led by W A Lewis and 11 am worship featuring a choir anthem and the sermon The Accused Christ. Evening choir to perform at Sheldon district festival. Men's Brotherhood meets this Thursday at 7:30 pm with Rev Louis Preul speaker. Founders Day by Woman's Foreign Missionary Society is next Wednesday at Mrs Wilbur Sweet's home. Epworth and Intermediate league cabinets meet next Tuesday at 7:30 pm at the parsonage.
Lois Whitney leads a note on a party and handicraft sale planning by the Junior Girl Scout group. Eileen Christensen Frances Dubes Phyllis Port Irene Paulson assisted with lunch while Deloris Peterson Crystal Harker and Viola Person provided games. The group scheduled the handicraft sale for Saturday March 22 with all items handmade by the girls.
William Walter pastor delivers Sunday school at 10 00 English service at 10 45 German service at 7 00 p m Mid week Lenten service next Wednesday at 8 00 p m with sermon Christ or Barabbas What is your choice Blessed are they that hear the Word of God and keep it
Mrs Theodore Streed and Will Weinert of Holstein traveled to Randolph Nebraska Monday for a cousin’s funeral. Norman J Smith and daughter Vernell of Tilden township visited Mr and Mrs William Haight. Doris Frank and Margueritte Haight took a short school break at Cherokee. High school students were released early for a sectional basketball tourney. Joyce Hickey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Garland Hickey, had measles last week. Will Haight tended Tony Leber’s home near Alta Tuesday.
A National Geographic bulletin notes the Persian name change to Iran effective New Year, highlighting Tran Land of the Aryans as an ancientmoniker. It describes Iran's history from ancient rulers to modern reforms, rail expansion, Teheran life, and its 1925 constitutional shift under Riza Shah Pahlavi.
Westerville Ohio the former home of Benjamin Russell Hamby composer of Darling Nellie Gray could become an Ohio memorial. Mrs Daisy Custer Shoemaker a Pittsburgh graduate of Otterbein leads graduates in a bid to place the house on Otterbein campus for preservation.
The dogwood tree yields hard smooth wood valued for shuttles bobbins golf club heads gavels and duckpins and ranks among the US’s priciest woods. About 60 percent of the 5000 annual cards cut are exported to Europe with Mississippi and Alabama supplying most cordage. Bark and trunk contents are used in medicine for bitter drugs tannins and gallic acid.
A Scotch historian notes bagpipes existed in ancient Egypt Chaldea and Persia and were introduced into Scotland by the Romans. The claim ties early wind instruments to multiple ancient cultures before appearing in Scotland.
Article explains rhinestones as artificial colorless gems cut to imitate diamonds. Their main use is in cheap jewelry and sometimes the term rhinestones refers to the stones themselves. It mentions history tied to the Rhine River and a vitreous composition with lead and arsenic.
A desert plant shows a unique adaptation to arid conditions by conserving water. The specimen displays a specialized mechanism helping it endure long dry spells and intense heat.
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