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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel informs readers that the paper does not stop at expiration date unless notified. Subscriptions continuing beyond expiration require payment, with stated amounts of $1.60 and $2.00 and an acknowledgment of ongoing duties to pay for the paper.
The Diamond Center News highlights the Goodtrope Aid produced Waiting for the Troll ey with two readings by Chandler and Gladys Paulsen, plus musical selections. It notes visits from Gosch of Odeboldt, junior choir practice at Luis Voimes’ home, and various Sunday visitors. Dorothy Lincait’s school closure due to pink eye and upcoming Diamond Ladies Aid meeting are listed.
Mrs M Owen reports stomach gas in the night frightened her husband who used Adlerika to relieve it. The ad claims Adlerika cleans both stomach and bowels removing old waste in ten minutes, by F E Pratt, Druggist.
The county engineer Mr. Rubey surveys south of Diamond Center for grading and a large winding corner two miles south. Reverend Liming’s family hosts a Sunday dinner after a funeral in Hartley. A youth party is planned for Friday March 20. Sunday services begin at 9 30 a m. 4 H meeting next Saturday March 21 at Berniece and Vera Rasene home.
Mrs Blanche Jones hosted the A GC at her home last Wednesday with a good attendance and pleasant afternoon. Prizes, a luncheon, and a next meeting planned with Mrs Hattie Anderson are noted. Miss Ruch Melton of Des Moines visited relatives in Afton weekend. Evelyn Schnell and Reginald Honts barger wed in Cherokee by Rev Arrasmith.
The U S allows a copyright to be assigned to the original owner who is suing by written instrument, but the assignment must be recorded in the copyright office within three calendar months after execution in the United States or within six months if executed outside the United States.
A quoted reflection by Donald Rose criticizes the wasted hours children spend on irrelevant facts and filler tasks. He decries memorization of useless material and trivial tricks as unworthy of an intelligent person’s time.
Local residents share visits and dinners across Cherokee Alta Galva Storm Lake and nearby towns. Events include bake sale profits of 33.60 funds for the Ladies Aid, multiple housework assists, and a Friday night party for Good Hope and Diamond Center churches.
Hanover residents attend business calls in Sioux City and Lukefirea. Miss Beulan Mark returns to teaching after illness. Confirmation class exam set for March 22 at St John’s Lutheran. Families from Galva Aurelia and Swarm Lake visit and host at several homes.
A long list of first through eighth grade notes shows students earning perfect spelling, reading, and arithmetic marks. Mentions include Mary Grace Baumgardner, Virgil Harden, Ardell Gerrets, and Dean Karrutl among others, plus class activities from Easter decorations to a seventh grade map study of Mexico and the West Indies.
The article lists Sophomores graphs on war strength and Eastern fronts, Juniors studying State Department roles, seniors presenting modern fiction reports. Track hopefuls begin conditioning with 21 athletes named, a mother daughter banquet on Friday April 17 with speaker Miss Lillian Gimmitt, and a pre district contest in Holstein on April 25 with Gladys Paulson representing Aurelia.
East Afton and Elk area residents share visits with the Booths Ammons Dooley Gustafson and Pettons. Families host and visit in Cherokee Aurelia Linn Grove and Sioux City with Five Hundred games, meals, and small gatherings noted among neighbors and friends.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts claiming a woman shed 20 pounds of fat in three weeks. It promises increased energy and vigor and features a testimonial from Mrs. Mame Carey of Buffalo NY who says she lost 20 pounds and feels much better after using the product.
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