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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces weekly publication and notes second class mail status. The paper will not stop at expiration unless notified and continuing subscribers must pay. Rates are provided for in county and out of county, with foreign rates listed.
An E. W. Howe Monthly piece muses on a divided crowd who seek unity through tales. The author notes friction but suggests a path where shared simple stories might bridge divides and restore sense.
Not to Be Sidestepped Gratitude is a duty none can be excused from because it is always at our own disposal.
The article traces glaze as an ancient craft from Egypt before the pyramids to Mesopotamian and Persian powers, noting early turquoise glaze and mosaic in Pharaonic architecture. It cites Porcelain Pagodas and Palaces of Jade by A E Grantham as the source.
Friesland dairymen house cattle and families under one roof in a soaring barn designed for winter feed. The structure resembles a low cottage with a tall roof, featuring separate living and cattle spaces. Stalls are clean and windowed, each with daily baths and ribbon decorations. visitors note spotless odorless barns and fresh white curtains.
A military funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at the Legion hall in Aurelia for Glen Beeghley who died at 31 from a well tragedy last Saturday. Rev. J F Moore delivered the sermon as Grashoff McManus Post No 390 oversaw services both at the hall and the Aurelia cemetery. Beeghley, born December 2 1898, served in the U S Marine Corps and was honorably discharged in 1919 after Paris Island training and service in France. He leaves wife Myra and five children, his mother Ge Beeghley sister and two brothers, plus many relatives and friends.
A weary angler sits at a pond as villagers police insistence leads to a humorous exchange. The constable orders the man from the water and demands bathing costumes, sparking a playful clash over rules and excuses.
The passage discusses Marcus Aurelius Antoninus noting that the past and future cannot be taken from a man. It emphasizes two points: things recur in cycles and time length does not alter the constancy of what one experiences, whether across centuries or an eternity.
The Detroit News notes that early eighteenth century Coles hairdressing in France peaked with court ladies stacking hair high. Women could not sit for meals and kneeled or leaned out windows. Paris reportedly had 12600 hairdressers and hairdos took a day to complete, with the elaborate styles done about once a month.
The American Pure Health association notes skin cancer grows slowly and is not highly malignant and could be cured in most individuals if treatment begins early.
Mt Olive community notes list Ladies Aid plans for Wednesday October 8 at Mrs Louis Bengtsons home with a missionary meeting in the afternoon. Numerous local visits and travels are recorded including trips to Aurelia Correctionville Cherokee and other towns along with farm work updates.
A reflective note urges treating Nightly not as an old friend or an old job but as a task with real value. It emphasizes recognizing its potential for usefulness and avoiding complacency in taking it for granted.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors American Legion and Auxiliary for assistance and sympathy during and since the tragic death of our husband father son and brother also for the beautiful flowers Mrs Glenn Beeghley and children Mrs C C Beeghley Mr and Mrs Burt Beeghley Mr and Mrs Harry are Mr and Mrs Clyde Beeghley
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