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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel editor notes subscription rates, publication details, and free ad copy. The piece urges cash payments, comments on traffic dangers, Christmas prospects, advertising impact, and public interest items as a community newspaper teaser.
In the Ames Milepost editor Sherr Needham analyzes women comparing them to newspapers. He notes they have forms bold type last word influence and carry news yet warns not to believe everything they say. He says they tell what they know and speak their minds while becoming thinner over time.
Last Sunday W A Lewis completed fifteen years as Sunday school superintendent. An honor service honored his work. bouquets and a walnut reading table were given to him and Mrs. Lewis. New officers will be installed October 13. No services next Sunday. conference services at Spencer. Harvest Home decorations credited to several members. produce from local contributors. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets October 9. Ladies Aid meets October 10. Pastor thanks The Aurelia Sentinel for courtesies over two years.
In Helstone Cornwall a yearly Furry Day fete recalls a legendary block tied to Satan and Saint Michael. The Morris dance called furry or fade dance marks a long rural custom with doors left open and riverside rail rides for rulebreakers, ending with a village ball.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes it is uncertain how long Indians inhabited Ohio. An Oct 1817 US treaty near Fort Mints ceded lands in the northwest, nearly extinguishing tribal title. Early Ohio residents included the Erie, Iroquois, Wyandots, Delawares, Shawnees, Miamis, with remnant Mohegans, Senecas, Tuscarawas, and Ottawas.
The Rebild National Park in Denmark is a gift from Americans of Danish ancestry. Since 1912 it has hosted Independence Day ceremonies. Located twelve miles south of Aalborg on the Jutland peninsula, it guards a vast heather moor. In 1902 Danish born Americans purchased Rebild Hills to create a national park later turned over to Denmark in 1909.
Collier's Weekly notes that a person uses vast wood throughout life from cradle to coffin. The average individual consumes at least 300 trees through items like houses furniture magazines books and many everyday products.
The Health Magazine notes the famed surgeon and pathologist BUI roth as a close friend of Johannes Brahms. His Vienna home hosted numerous musical evenings where Brahms string quartets vocal and piano duets were first heard.
Boston University graduate school survey finds most child prodigies are American born. When parents are foreign born, they are often English, Scotch, Jewish or German.
Elsie Marie Kreutz, 16, dies at home after a week of illness in Diamond Township. Her mother suffers blood poisoning from a chicken scratch. Funeral held at Diamond Center church with Rev. Liming officiating. pallbearers named. community notes include visits, gatherings, and a closing of the Diamond church for a year.
A memorial note honors Elsie Kreutz who died recently at Diamond Cemetery near her grandmother and notes her kindness and smiles. Family and friends will miss her presence in the community.
In the gossinder from the North, a bird shows beak serratures on both upper and lower sections. These resemble teeth though no modern bird has true teeth. Fossilized remains in North America reveal well developed teeth in each jaw of extinct species.
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