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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel printed by B. C. Lighter with Thursday publication and second class mail at Aurelia Iowa. Subscription rates listed include yearly and foreign rates, with prices shown as $1.50 and $2.00.
Fragmented text describes a jumble of terms including American Holly, Auerkein, freon pyran shape, lethe, capatin protertians, renene GO feet, and references to Prag 10 ty 600 jreties. The readable content appears garbled with no clear event or verifiable facts to report.
Cherokee County wool growers, meeting with secretary C G Turner, set Monday June 8 as the date to pool and ship their clips to the Des Moines warehouse. The cooperative loads a car at Cherokee, then the consignments are graded and advanced about two thirds of the market value by the Farm Credit Administration. Net prices after sale to mills determine final payments. The wool pool has run for years, with 24 000 pounds shipped in 1934 by 67 growers.
Sunday school and morning worship schedule listed with choir anthems and sermon theme The Epworth and Intermediate Leagues meet in the evening Leaders and topics named The official meeting for reports and plans set for Friday May 17 Trustees stewards and presidents urged to attend League cabinet members are named for Epworth and Intermediate Leagues M B Ladies Aid to meet May 28 with games and talent contests May 26 Union Memorial services May 2 and other religious events noted Ongoing dates and venues include a Vesper service and installation of officers plus conference institutes and conventions
An advert promotes Dr Emit s Adla Tablets offering quick relief for indigestion and upset stomach caused by smoking and drinking. It mentions a money back guarantee and lists Fy E Pratt as the druggist.
A compilation of club meetings, birthday celebrations, showers, bridge and card games, and social visits around Cherokee including M F S of the Methodist church, P. L. E. F. club gatherings, Mother's Day family dinners, a birthday for Bobbie Booth, and a mis cellaneous shower for Gladys Glawe and Grace Anderson. Also notes on visitors, a new Plymouth, a birth at L ker, and residents visiting or hosting socials.
Elk No 4 students and their teacher held a Mother's Day program and tea at the Isch to hol house Friday afternoon. Local residents Mrs Mary Danielson hosted the A E club at their season opener Thursday. Several families and friends visited with neighbors in Aurelia Linn Grove Varina and Quimby areas during the weekend including the Booths Hines Ammons Gerjets and Schumann families.
Mt Olive News reports Harold Allen attending the funeral of his wife's cousin in Sioux City. Multiple visitors drop by homes near Washta and Meriden. Evelyn Pearson will work in Sioux City for Clarence Johnson. A birthday cake gift marks Mrs Johnson's birthday. Church annual meeting elects officers and plans Bible school.
A fragmentary line suggests a rural view on education's value. The speaker, Uncle Hen, argues that schooling fails to aid a man who has knowledge beyond his peers, implying practical wisdom is more useful than formal lessons. The phrase reflects dialect and social attitudes of the period.
The black bass in Michigan is Aga trout in the South. Northern anglers call it yellow fin, while in the South it is jack salmon. King salmon, quinnat salmon, and chinook salmon are all the same species. The black crappie has many names including crap ple, calico bass, strawberry bass, speckle tings, and in Michigan aweegle bass.
The ancient El Dorado region on Take Martenibo in South America was famed for producing gems and precious metals. It was said to surpass all other places in wealth and refinement, later becoming a generic term for a wealthy country.
A stray was brought to the residence on May 5 and owner may reclaim by paying for advertising. Gust Peterson advertised insurance services for fire, tornado, hail, and automobile coverage offered by Harry H. Loekin, agent. Rates and policies promoted.
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