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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publication details including Thursday issues, second class postal matter at Aurelia Iowa, and subscription rates per year in advance. Foreign rates noted as 1.50 to 2.00 dollars, with proprietor references to LIGHTER.
Community happenings in Cherokee and surroundings include visits by Mrs. Leonard Anderson and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, a Sadie Aid meeting in the church basement, and the annual business meeting with election of officers. Mrs Axel Johnson and Miss Evelyn Pearson attended a shower for Mrs Elmo McCosh in Larrabee.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M led by W A Lewis Sept Morning Worship at 11:00 A M Mothers Day service with a "Mother of Mine" chorus and "A Flower for You Mother Dear" with a Mother's Day sermon. Epworth and Intermediate Leagues meet at 7:00 P M with topics on home life and hymn study. Evening service at 8:00 P M features "Holy Spirit Faithful Guide" and a sermon "The World's Greatest" second in the series. Upcoming events include elections May 12 and 26, Union Memorial services May 26, Baccalaureate at Congregational church, June 2 League vesper and officer installation, June 10 District Epworth League convention at Ireton, and July 8 Epworth League institute at Lake Okoboji.
William Walter, pastor at St. Pauls Lutheran Church invites strangers and visitors to Sunday school at 10:00 a m and English service at 10:45 a m with a Mother's Day sermon based on Eph 6 1 3. Confirmation class Friday 7 30 p m. Walther League rally at Cherokee high school May 12 at 2 30 p m with supper at 6 p m and evening program at 7 30 p m.
Misses Loma Robinson and Doris Stieneke led Afton Seniors to Vermillion South Dakota last Monday joining the Aurelia Seniors. Several local residents extended visits and reported travel, illness, or family gatherings with relatives in Cherokee Paullina and North Dakota.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. B C Johnson, former residents, was celebrated at their Mitchell South Dakota home on Tuesday April 30. Eric Johnson attended among fifty relatives and friends. The couple married in Cherokee and have eight children and fifteen grandchildren. The ceremony was reenacted by Rev Bromaghim who also gave a golden message written by himself. Mr Johnson, born in Sweden in 1861, moved to the US at 21 and settled in Cherokee county. Mrs Johnson, born in 1868 in Benton county Iowa, came with her parents to Cherokee in 1883. They lived on a farm near Jay Parrott before moving in 1909 to Ethan, then to Mitchell in February.
Iowa Game and Fish Commission authorizes sale of fox pups from dens to Red Fox Farm Creston for 2.50 each. Regulations allow taking fox pups from dens with limits on den destruction and prohibit breeding unless licensed. Owners may destroy dens on property. pups may be shipped or sold to licensed breeders but cannot be kept for breeding without license. Written permission required to release fox pups into the wild.
Des Moines reports the 46th General Assembly closed amid confusion and partisan bickering after adjournment was delayed. Major appropriations, tax protests by oil firms, and liquor store investigations dominated, while beer legislation reached a workable conference recommendation. Bernard E. Manley was confirmed to continue on the state liquor commission. Mayor Sig Matzdorff adjourned the city council meeting after routine motions and permit rulings.
Dr Emil s Adla Tablets promise quick relief from a sore stomach and heartburn caused by acidity and indigestion. If relief is not achieved the money will be refunded. Advertisement from F. E. Pratt Drug Store.
The Aurelia council met March 4 1935 with Mayor Matzdorff and members Larson Kaskey Grashoff Lockin and Mummert present. Minutes from February 4 were approved. Treasurers and clerks reports were approved. Bills were ordered paid from General and Water funds. Classified ads advertise seed corn insurance and seed offerings with local vendors Reid’s Yellow Dent seed corn Deyloff phone 1004 and Fred N Rupp seed corn details.
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