Embroidery Club and social events feature week notes
Mrs. William Rutter hosts Embroidery Club on Friday March 14 with needle work and luncheon. Social afternoon follows a Congregational Ladies Aid luncheon last Thursday. Other gatherings include a three course dinner party March 16 at the Nelsons with bridge and high scores noted, and a Pythian Sister Lodge card party with five hundred and a closing luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
William Rutter
Che
Congregational Ladies Aid Unit
Ime Fraser
Carl Mummert
Lee Robinson
Howard Nelson
Arthur Anderson
Frank Jordan
Pythian
K. P. Hall
Rosalie Johnson
William Philpott
First Grade Perfect Spelling Honors and Weekly Updates
First Grade lists perfect spelling papers winners led by Violet Honsbruch and Leland Kolpin. Word for next week is get with practice on if into land last let like. Third Grade welcomes new students Beryl and Robert Erickson while noting Viola Wathen’s departure. Fifth Grade reports top spellers Frances Pruitt and others, with Hawthorne study in reading and Europe map in geography. Junior High beginsEvangeline and Miles Standish studies. High School covers English literature and biology basics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Honsbruch
Leland Kolpin
Lonnie Meyers
Melvin Fassler
Lois Coombs
George Wharton
Phyllis Jordan
Loren Nelson
Beryl Mae MecKinnis
Viola Fierk
Ruth Woghan
Dean Gilbert
Three Billy Goats Gruff
Sunbeams
Beacon
Beryl
Robert Erickson
Viola Wathen
Ilinois
Grand Canyon
Niagra Falls
Kathryn Moore
Marian Will
Marvin Lehnhardt
Lilly Bergquist
Evelyn Blanch
Frances Dubes
Donald Engdahl
Marvin Kolpin
Marvin
Leonard Bengtson
Bennie Weiland
Philip Peterson
Richard Kolpin
Russell McKinnis
Dean Parrott
Evert Nelson
Harry Carlson
Merlyn Hansbruch
Carroll Nelson
Dorothy Holderness
Marguerite Bruce
Dorothy Harrison
Eva Bell Steffens
Beth Glidewell
Mary Louise Rutter
L. E. Christensen
Velma Erickson
Frances Pruitt
Fern Beneston
Jane Alice Scott
Kenneth Bruce
Lyle Waddell
Nellie Mongan
Selene Lighter
Thomas Will
Vivian Nelson
Merlin Schoening
Europe
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Aurelia Sentinel notes and notices in brief
The Aurelia Sentinel announces publication details and subscription rates for Aurelia Iowa. It warns readers the paper does not stop at expiration unless notified and underscores payment obligations for continued delivery. It hints at future alimony insurance and a taxi driver writing a life story.
Taxpayers Overestimate Wealth When Claiming Credit
If people estimate their wealth as confidently on income tax returns as on credit applications, Uncle Sam could gain more revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Womens Club Program Highlights Iowa Focus
The Womens Club met at Mrs. W. G. Whitney's home with lessons led by Mrs. Bert Waddell on Iowa. Guests included county chairman Mrs. Vernon Keck of Washta who discussed the county convention set for April 25. LeRoy Hench hosted friends for a March 13 dinner and five hundred games with high scores recorded by Mrs. Edmund Radke and Louis Bengston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Whitney
Bert Waddell
Iowa
Savneer Auwa
Floyd Glawe
Amana Colony
Arthur Fraser
Richard Glawe
Lost Chord
L. T. Scott
Beauty Spots of
Arthur Hickey
Towa
Helmer Carlberg
Iowa Resources and Industries
Arthur Anderson
Vernon Keck
Washta
LeRoy Hench
Edmund Radke
Louis Bengston
Ideals Not New Invention Sowed In Hooke Era
The text notes that the idea of creating artificial silk was proposed by Robert Hooke, secretary of England's Royal Society, in his 1667 work Micrographia. It frames the concept as an early precursor to modern synthetic fibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hooke
Royal Society of England
National Mottoes of Germany Belgium and Holland
English translations of the national mottoes are given for Germany as God with us for the Netherlands as Will maintain and for Belgium as Union makes strength. The wording reflects a historical note on motto translations across three nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Aolland
Belgium
Netherlands
Land of Windmills in Holland Preserved as Work Aids
Land of Windmills Holland remains a picturesque part of the Dutch landscape with hundreds of windmills. They stand as dignified relics and continue to aid the reclamation of marshy tracts into arable land, their presence shaping a centuries old relationship between people and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Small Detail Costs Alien Fine of 500 Dollars
Doris Naumoff of Lackawanna New York faced a 500 dollar fine after misrepresenting travel history to immigration and naturalization officials. He admitted returning to Jugoslavia and marrying there while his wife and thirteen month old child remained abroad. Judge Adler ordered the fine but recommended permission for him to remain in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawana
N. Y
Doris Naumoff
Juga-Slavia
Naturalization
United States
America
Jugo- Slavia
Adler
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C. H. Kaskey
A. H. Eddy
Eddy Home
W. H. Bischel
E. C. Lighter
Herbert Harrison
Junior Kastergren
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Whittier
Bryant
Miles Standish
Vern Jones
Cherokee
Esther Nelson
Aurelia
Marcus
Aurlia
Lowell
Byron
Shelley
Keats
June Lockin
Rome
Aurelia Sentinel
E. C. Lighter, Proprietor
Cherokee County
Manhattan
Jesse James
Merchant’s
Flavor Zone Cooking School
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