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Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

2

Comprehensive School Notes Across Grades Readied

The column details two weeks of classwork across grades from first to senior high. It notes science on photosynthesis and extinct animals, math topics from long division to factoring, language studies including Caesar and transitive verbs, and social studies on crises and the British Empire. It also records student recognitions and recent class parties.

Vivian Paulson Hayes Harrison Garfield Arthur Cleveland India Africa Canada Australia Russia

Local residents share visits and events in Mt Olive area

Edith Brown visits at sister in law Ivan Wilson home then returns to Cedar Rapids. Roy and Mrs Dieterich visit W C Gearke in Aurelia area. Richard Peterson from Diamond township visits Leonard Anderson home. Walten Mongan of Cherokee stops by. Ladies Aid holds successful food sale in Cherokee raising 16.75 for treasury. Various neighbors visit Edgar Johnson and Sawwell families. Swedish show at Community Theatre in Aurelia draws crowds. Many residents attend. Measles causes Phyllis Dukes to miss Cherokee high. Flu illness hits Hoops family. straw baling by Andrew Peterson. Bengtson couple moved into former Jones house. March 27 Ladies Aid planned with Louis Bengtson host couple. Eric Swanson helps at Gustafson. Virgil Sawwell to Iroquois SD for machinery. Walt Piotraschke visiting Leber in Denver. Porter and Martha Porter visit from Sioux City and Aurelia.

Edith Brown Ivan Wilson Cedar Rapids Roy Dieterich North of Aurelia W. C. Gearke Richard Peterson Diamond Township Leonard Anderson Walten Mongan Cherokee Ladies Aid Council Oak Treasury Juber M. F. Dubes Irwin Hahn Virgil Sawwell Wm. Lenz Lorraine Near Holstein Edgar Johnson Sweedish Aurelia Virgil Sawvell Lyle Sawvell Mrs. Sawwell Martina Hahn Roy Quimby Gladys Pfalzgraf Holstein Phyllis Dukes Cherokee High School Herman Hoops Andrew Peterson Near Galva Chas Sawwell Louis Bengtson Anton Hanson Art Jones Earl Crippen Glenn Leeds Cleghorn Eric Swanson Near Alta Oscar Gustafson Virgil Lawwell Iroquois South Dakota Walt Piotraschke Denver Colo John Leber Tracy Porter Sioux City Martha Porter

Community Guests and Local Visits in Hanover Area

Hanover area residents host and visit friends and relatives across Alta Aurelia Galva Storm Lake and Yorktown. Notable events include the Larson family hosting at the Christ Olson home and Eloise Caroline Gertrude Getzmeier’s christening. Ernest Oldenberg visits Fred Bumann in Yorktown and several couples make Sioux City and Storm Lake trips.

Anton Larson Leroy Christ Olson Alta Elmer Getzmeier Eloise Caroline Gertrude Ernest Oldenberg Yorktown Fred Bumann John Grieme Donald Fred Wogahn Arthur Aurelia Chas, Zwomke Einer Johnson Carl Johnson Galva Sioux City Charles Zwemke Wolters Fred Woguhn Vivian Gaffey Storm Lake Ethel Peterson Albert Lietz Herman Winterhoff Robert Carlson Oscar Hallengren

Fresh and Canned Oysters Compared for Quality

The article states canned oysters are inferior to fresh in nutritive value and digestion. It notes vitamins are lost during canning and fresh oysters are believed easier to digest.

Washington Letter on Public Works Relief and Farm Bills

Gillette reports a potential move on the Public Works bill in the Senate and anticipated defeat of the McCarran Amendment. He notes relief funds near exhaustion, CCC camps expiring March 31, and HOLC funding pending Senate action. Other topics include farm refinancing, HO L C loans, and opposition to regulatory acts with tense House-Senate prospects two weeks into the session.

Senate McCarran CCC Wallace House Farm Bloc HOLC Housing Administration Federal Reserve Banks RFC Lafollett Wheeler- Rayburn Holding Company

Retention Shields Demonstration by Hoffmann in Minneapolis

Expert MINNEAPOLIS clinician Hoffmann offers free demonstration of "Perfect Retention Shields" at the Lewis Hotel in Cheroker on Saturday March 30 from 10 a m to 4 p m. Shields claim to safely hold ruptures of any protrusion reducing pain and preventing further weakening. Evening appointments available. home office listed as 305 Lincoln Building, Minneapolis.

Ia Hoffmann Minneapolis Minn Cheroker Lewis Hotel

President’s aides report rising optimism on business revival

The president and his administration face sharp criticism but over the past ten days trend shows growing approval. Correspondence shows optimistic conviction that business and industrial activity are reviving, aided by pronouncements from the Federation of Labor and the American Chamber of Commerce. Congress has shown a related attitude shift.

Federation of Labor American Chamber of Commerce Congress

Diamond Center News Roundup of Local Visits and Meetings

Frank Peterson is recovering from grippe. Ralph Freese called on business in Sioux City last Friday. Mrs. Ivan Winter visits from Sioux City for several days at the Hickey home. The Diamond Center school directors met at the Diamond Center school house Monday night. Mrs. Herman Linquist and her mother visited Mrs. Willie Nelson in Cherokee, a patient at Sioux Valley hospital. The quilt club met at Mrs. Arthur Ohlson’s home and worked on a Flower Garden quilt. A noon dinner was served by the hostess. About a dozen women attended. Richard Peterson and family hosted by Ben Galvin for Jimmie Galvin’s birthday. Hickey family and Winter visited the Webb and Williams families near Galva.

Frank Peterson Ralph Freese Sioux City Ivan Winter W. F. Hickey Diamond Township Willie Nelson Galva Sioux Valley Hospital Arthur Ohlson Ohlson Richard Peterson Ben Galvin Jimmie Galvin Orville Frank Webb Will Haight Mary H. H. Williams

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Aurelia Consolidated School Holland Lois Beeghley Arthur Daniels Pauline Dreyer Robert Dunn Dean Fassler Frances Fassler Loren Gerrets Galen Gilbert Ruby Grieme Betty Grienke Dorothy Kelsey Barbara Klumpp Doris Magnuson Robert McKinnis Filmore Nelson Maxine Nielsen Charles Rapp Donald, Wieland Gretchen Wieland Dean Will Dana Deane Davis Betty Anderson Donald Bengtson Herbert Carlson Kenneth Davis Vernon Galvin Myrna Grienke Wilford Kolpin Helen Paulson Orrin Sweet Beverly Walter Winnie Marcus Kenneth Engdahl Evelyn Rydstrom Dick Whitney Keith Wieland Dale Larson Darlene Grienke Dale Sackville Hoppner Wirth Frans Hals Lela Wogahn Haine Lauridsen Phyllis Holderness Adeline Miller George Wharton Peggy Waddell Dorothy Thevenin Jean Simmers Evelyn Schroeder Beryl Mae McKinnis Junior Kastengren Phyllis Jordan Violet Hansbruch Arlene Gustafson Kathleen Grashoi Robert Fassler Virginia Carlberg Kenneth Bjorklund Europe Doris Stienke Miss Simmons East Side Miss Rupe Margaret Johnson Hamlet Shall Pov Hawthorne Longfellow Irving Phyllis Blanch Cliss Marjorie Parrott United States Rupe Joyce Nelson Caesar Britain Cicero Persens Medius Cassenpeia Cassiopeia Cepheus Neptuna Shirley Leeds Leland Kannenberg Nathan Hale Opal Kaskey Florence Blanch MT. Olive News Mrs. Edgar Johnson Hanover Irene Zwemke Guy M. Gillette Washington Letter Lincoln Bldg Minneapolis, Minn Diamond Center News Mrs. Wm. Haight Sai Maur Kodak Janesville Film Service Janesville Wis A. H. Eddy Iowa W. G Aurelia, Iowa Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association Cherokee County Geo. E. Blanch H. H. Lockin
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