Aurelia Sentinel Publisher and paper details
The Aurelia Sentinel lists Carl J. Lighter as Publisher and notes publication happens every Thursday with second class matter status at the post office in Aurelia Iowa.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists Carl J. Lighter as Publisher and notes publication happens every Thursday with second class matter status at the post office in Aurelia Iowa.
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Iowa extension officer Hervid Gunderson warns shortages loom as corn borers mount. He urges farmers to order 25 percent DDT now to cover early planted corn and save yields, noting a possible 12 million gallons needed for first brood control and that delays could cut next season’s harvest.
Pastor G W Sietsema invites worshipers to Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Sermon titled The Way of the Cross. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Union Lenten Service Thursday at 7 o'clock. You are cordially invited to worship with us.
Conley with Mrs. Lorilia Resene as associate hostess. The Union Lenten services will continue each Thursday evening at Ropcom during Lent. Be sure to attend. The W. S.C. See planning a mother and day tea for Saturday afternoon, March 26.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Rev C A Braunschweig as vacancy pastor. March 2 service at 9 15 am includes flood relief collection for Missouri Valley. March 20 7 30 pm an all male chorus from Springfield Seminary performs at Storm Lake High School. Men’s club meets March 21 in church basement. weekly Thursday evening service at 7 30.
Pastor O A Braunschweig announces services for Immanuel Afton Lutheran Church Sunday school at Juco o clock morning service at 34 48 o clock Lenten services Wednesdays at 7 80 o clock confirmation classes Tuesdays at 3 00 o'clock and Saturdays at 0 0 o'clock
Henry Olsen, pastor at Mt Olive Baptist Church invites worshippers to Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Sunday morning and evening devotions with sermon at 7:30 p.m. Bible study and prayer meet Wednesday at 7:30. All not worshipping elsewhere are invited.
Trinity Lutheran Church Alta Iowa hosts a full week of services and events led by Pastor Carl W. Larson. Morning worship includes a sermon The Power of Evil and a Home Missions film Let Us Build On. Easter reception planned with new members.
In 1595 the Jefferson postmaster ran out of one cent stamps. He cut two cent stamps in half and marked them due 1 cent. About twenty of these improvised stamps entered circulation and are now sought by collectors, valued around 50.
Pastor Carl W. Larson leads morning worship at Imman tel Elk Lutheran with a sermon The Power of Evil at 4h a m and Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:45 a m. Evening Lent services at 7 30 p m include a study I believe in the Hoy Spirit and the reception of new members.
Landscape architect J. R. Fitzgimmons advises Iowa homeowners to place trees and shrubs carefully this spring. He stresses proper hole depth, soil packing, and root care to ensure healthy growth and attractive curb appeal around the house.
Simmons suggests planting smaller ornamental trees like crabapple redbud or hawthorn toward the back of a farmstead or lawn plan to enhance landscape while saving space.
Ernest Stanworth serves as pastor. Church school at 10 with Raymond Kruse superintendent. Morning worship at 11. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 1380 p.m. Naomi circle meets Thursday March 24 at Mae Holderness home with Alvina Nielsen and Pauline Wieland as associates. Dorcas circle meets the same day at Mae …
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