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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
2
The notice invites all to Pentecost Sunday at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church with services at 10 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. It outlines Lutheran belief on salvation by the Holy Ghost and faith through the gospel, citing scripture and inviting everyone to attend.
Charles A. Hacke of Sac City was elected Ninth district commander, succeeding George M. Paradise of Sioux City. Saunders of Peterson named first vice commander, Irvin L. Snddy of Sibley second vice, Harry Smith of Ireton third vice. Delegates numbered about 1000 in the afternoon and 2000 in the evening as National Commander Ray Murphy spoke. A postal appointment preference rule for ex service men was adopted. Auxiliary officers were re-elected and district officers named from Merrill Schaller Early Akron.
The Sentinel expands its weekly edition to six pages of home print, up from four. The two extra pages appear on the reverse of the front and back pages, with political advertising on the next to last page.
The Sentinel highlights political advertising and a column of political announcements on page seven. It directs readers to turn to page seven to learn who is running for county offices in the June 1 primary election.
The Elk No. 4 group and parents spent a Sunday at East Side with a picnic, skating, fishing, and a band concert at Sunset Park. Several locals visited the W. M. Booth home, with entries on injuries and a successful school year closing. Mick Petlon mourns a relative.
Fragmentary text describes Mona Island in the West Indies lying in a strait that separates Haiti from Puerto Rico. The fragment references the island’s dimensions and its position between the two nations.
Tuesday afternoon bridge at Mrs. W. Moulton's home with high score by Mrs. F. EB Pratt and second by Mrs. Carl Gruss. Lunch served. guests included Mrs. Memie Simmers and Mrs. (ite Plautz. flowers given to the hostess by Mrs. E. C. Lighter. Past Chiefs club guests at Mrs. Clyde Beerhley's home with a two course dinner. Friday card party at Mrs. A. A. Davis's. high by Mrs. Davis and second by Mrs. Wharton. Ruth Fierk and Joan Thomson assisted in serving. Embroidery Club at Mrs. Ella Dryer's. winners were Mrs. Effie Johnson and Mrs. Lola Hermanson. next meeting at Mrs. Harry Dailey's.
Under Chapter 246 of the 1984 Iowa Code all weeds in streets alleys and vacant lots must be cut at least twice this season the first by June 15 and the second by August 15 Burdock and other noxious weeds must be destroyed by owners or occupants If not done the weed commission will mow or destroy at the owner’s expense and report uncut weeds to Weed Commissioner George Scott Aurelia Iowa
The Sioux City Diocese Missionary Association of Catholic Women musters its sixteenth annual retreat at Mt St Marys Academy Cherokee Iowa from June 9. Rev Thomas Calkins will direct the sessions. The M A C W Sioux City Diocesan branch holds its annual convention June 9 at 9:00 a m with dinner for delegates and visitors. Reservations to Mrs J H Ahmann Remsen Iowa.
The Maple River and its branches reached the highest level since 1900 causing damage to crops pastures fences and roads. Locals including the Sexton family Wring Mummert Higgins and Clow households hosted gatherings visited relatives attended banquets and volunteered at Farm Bureau events. Illinois death notice impacts the Melton Robinson families as well.
Asmara Eritrea reports French war correspondent Edith de Bonneuul predicts spring Paris fashion will adopt Ethiopian trends from Italian campaigns. Balloon sleeves long pleats and ankle covering skirts will imitate Ethiopian dress with green and violet embroidery, bold sleeves, and compact wicker umbrellas. hair styles may influence Western styling though mutton fat preservation is unlikely to catch on.
In Mount Olive notes, Miss Berneice Becker returns from Cherokee visits, and families share gatherings with Mr. Minor’s brood in Estherville. Bernard Laposky lingers with a foot injury from a drag incident, while locals attend graduations at Cherokee High and celebrate anniversaries and club meetings.
Fragmentary notes recount dogs as Marines mascots since 1776 with mentions of terriers and trines. The text hints at breeds used for expressiveness and fighting traits, describing the tradition as a long standing choice among Marines.
Announcement states prices for Nestle permanent waves at 3.00, 3.95, and 5.00 with services covering all types of beauty work offered by the operator.
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