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16 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
1
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The famous snake dance of the Hopi Indians features a circle dance with a live rattlesnake held in the dancer’s mouth, a distinctive rite of the Hopi people.
The spinal cord cannot regenerate tissue or heal its own wounds, unlike many other body parts, underscoring limited self repair.
Mrs. Neville Murdock and son visited in Minnesota relatives of Mrs. Murdock. Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer dined with Mrs. Fred Huseman. Mrs. Everett Radle stayed with Mrs. Emma Herold in Aurelia. Wayne Lietz celebrated 16th birthday at Oscar Lietz home. Doris Sorrel teaches at Silver No 6. Ladies Aid met with luncheon. Carl Johnson family moved farms. Mrs. Karl Kahof hospitalized in Cherokee. Bible study and choir practice held at Karl Kahl home.
A proverb warns that mastering temper can avert future regret. It suggests discipline over impulses prevents longer trouble and loss.
Church notes list services at 10 00 Sunday school 11 00 worship Epworth League 7 00 pm with president Delores Peterson program 7 to 9 pm Leaders Maxine Pruitt Ruth Rutter Social committee Lucille Coburn Shirley Thevenin Refreshment Deloris Peterson Ramonia Thevenin Choir rehearsal Monday 7 30 pm Official Board meeting Thursday 7 30 pm Ladies Aid March 28 hostesses listed World Service Easter collection Brotherhood meeting March 28 7 30 pm.
Church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 p m with choir practice Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mrs Alyesworth apartment at Hotel Lockin.
William Walter pastor leads St Pauls Lutheran Church with English worship at 10:45, sermon “A Knock At Your Door” from 1 Peter 5 7. Sunday school at 9:45 and a German service at 9. Mid week Lenten service in English Wednesdays at 7 30. Visitors welcome.
Mt Olive Baptist Church Vernon Wyoming invites all to Sunday School at ten and morning worship at eleven. Evening preaching at 7:30. Friday Young People Bible Study and Choir Practice at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ohison. Current study is the tabernacle in the wilderness. You are welcome.
The parish outlines Mass times at the I C church in Cherokee with sermons at each service and additional masses at Aurelia and Meriden. Lenten devotions occur Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays at 730 PM. A special sermon by Aathur McGoey is planned for Sunday evening known as Taetare Sunday marking the start of spring.
George Hicks topped the Cherokee mayoral field with 146 votes in Friday cau cuses, ahead of incumbent J A Mc Donald with 132 as Cherokee voters prepare for the March 27 election. Fourteen families were dropped from relief rolls in March per Esther Artist. A hit and run injured Garland Goldie, a Cherokee printer, with doctors noting a possible spinal fracture. Transmission line bids for 117 miles will be reviewed by the county rural electric cooperative at Farm Bureau on March 28.
Live cockroaches constitute the bulk of the diet for the African fish Pantadan buehtoltai. The finding highlights unusual feeding behavior and ecological adaptability in this species.
L H Dyslin longtime Aurelia resident died Wednesday shortly after noon at his daughter Mrs H T Sherman’s Napa California home where he and his wife were spending the winter. Word reached son Chester on the Aurelia home farm. Remains to be brought to Aurelia with funeral arrangements pending.
Ruth Cessna a former Iowa State College nutritionist shares spring salad ideas using lettuce radishes celery peppers parsley and optional eggs shrimp or salmon. Fannie Gannon outlines pros and cons of long chimney versus short chimney and asbestos oil stoves noting heat time cooling ease and operating costs.
In a church porch a new lich gate bears the inscription This is the gate of Heaven while a printed notice directs visitors to go round the other way. A passerby recalls a tale from the Lindsay Post about ties and a clerk who places rejected neckties in a box for women shopping for men.
Classified locals 10¢ per line first insertion. For sale Wisconsin No 88 Barley Roy Ohio? 1-2 inches. Special while it lasts off meal $44.40 per ton. W G Whitney Elevator.
A petition filed with Cherokee County Auditor seeks the creation of Secondary Road District 11-39 to surface several gravel roads totaling about four miles and to include listed real estate parcels. A public hearing is set for March 30, 1939, before the Cherokee County Supervisors at the courthouse to hear interested parties.
A petition seeks a three mile gravel road between sections 17 18 19 20 and 29 30 in township 91 N range 89 W Pitcher Township. The district would include listed landowners with numerous names. A hearing before the Board of Surveyors at the Cherokee County Courthouse is set for March 30 1939 at 10 80 A.M. to hear interested parties.
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