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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
1
Allen L Neville announces his candidacy for nomination to the office of clerk of court in Cherokee county Iowa pending the Republican primary June 4 1934. OYD Hamilton also declares candidacy for State Representative in the Republican primary June 4.
In a busy overnight crime spree between Sunday evening and Monday morning, burglars broke into several Galva businesses including the Loeb garage A J Freyer garage Klett Shoe store W A Hoops store and the Crane Nemmers drug store. The Klett Shoe store invoice shows merchandise worth 301.25 stolen along with additional items taken from the other shops.
Between the end of the Revolution and the establishment of the United States Mint in 1792 local currency circulation was volatile. Tokens, local bills, and paper money issued by Connecticut Massachusetts New Jersey and Vermont governed trade across the new nation.
Pioneer editor Willam Hendricks became Indiana's third governor and served in the U S Senate. He was the uncle of Thomas A Hendricks who later became governor and Vice President. Take advantage of our new rates for classifieds 10¢ per line and 5¢ per line for initial insertion.
Sunday School at 10 with W A Lewis superintendent. Worship by Mrs Waddell's class. Junior Church 11 with Gean Paulson. Morning worship 11 with Thank Offering. Epworth League 7 with life work discussion. Evening service 8 with choir and themes. May events include May Basket Social and Mother’s Day dinner. District Epworth League convention June 11 at Spirit Lake.
Irene Zwemke reports a series of Sunday visits and dinners. Henry Schroeder and family called on Aurelia friends. Carl Larson hosted relatives for dinner in honor of Mrs. Carl Nord who left for Chicago. Carl Nord later traveled through Minnesota.Nord and Mrs Nord visited various hosts. Local church groups held activities and a board of trustees met at the township clerk’s home. Karl Nord’s extended trip and visitors at multiple homes are noted.
In Cheohee the quilt show luncheon was attended. An all day farm bureau meeting occurred Monday at Mrs John Riley's home with fifteen ladies present. Mrs Edgar Johinson and her son Melvin were dinner guests at the Geonse home in State Falls South Dakota on Wednesday.
Mrs Ralph Stoncking attends Rebekah lodge in Quimby Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs George Schaffer were overnight guests Saturday at the home of Schiffer’s brother in Sto. Mr and Mrs Howard Anderson were Sunday visitors in Edgar Johnson’s home. Mrs TLineoly Hahn visits every Saturday night at her parents’ home in Quimby with Jim Stewart, Mrs John Leber, Mrs Will Hahn, Mrs Coippen and Lincoln Hahn attending Good Hope Ladies Aid Thursday. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday for an afternoon gathering at Mrs Ivani Wilson’s. Floyd Allen hosts a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Wo Ti Simmons of Cherokee visited Thursday with her son Walter and family near Good Hope. Several from the vicinity fished at Lost Telans Sunday. Donglis Carnes of Hols enller in the area Thursday. Farr and Chas Bruce visited Monday at Manquety, Minnesota. Mrs Edgar Johnson and son Melvin returned Wednesday evening from Irving, South Dakota, for funeral of Mrs Belle Sawwell on Tuesday. Not much grain new in Dakota region. dust there is higher than fences. Mr and Mrs Chas Bruce drove to Les County Saturday for a visit. they had received word of a fire on their farm there. A pump herd from here attended a family gathering Saturday evening in the Awend Peterson home in Chenkee. Pupils in Miss Danielena’s Diamond No 8 school enjoyed a mie nie Tuesday, May to.
The modern gasoline internal combustion automobile emerged as a development of early engines. Early prototypes resembled motorized cycles rather than full cars, with later innovations leading to four wheeled, gasoline powered vehicles and new engine designs.
An archival note venerates Yarmouth Port as a premier herring hub in a playful buildup referencing Charles Dickens and a famed fictional character Peggotty. The piece notes local pride, tourism appeal, and a tongue in cheek claim of universal value, framed as a magazine style tribute.
Reading covers Mother Goose based stories and book one selections while numbers advance to 200. May braskets, flowers in art, capital letters review, and moon phase nurture study lead activities. Birthday celebrations, spring flowers, and a long list of spelling names appear amid classroom progress across grades and subjects.
A fragmented OCR snippet reflects on art as central to society and future culture, contrasting luxury with essential value as people debate what lasting legacy art will leave for generations to come.
The week covered geometry and algebra work in A and B divisions, with tests on Book II and Book IV. English focused on adjectives adverbs and writers, while history examined U S roles in the World Court and League of Nations. Senior notes reflect physics labs and drafting cabinet scraper plans.
The document notes that the term united after a firm name signals limited liability for each stockholder, restricting liability to the amount of their shares or to a specified stake.
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