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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
2
Gloria faces a deadly power struggle among Brodie Steve Jarrald and Gratton as tensions explode over a hidden wealth. Gratton’s theft and Gloria’s ploy push the men toward threatenings and a brutal test of strength in the cave.
The Diamond Ladies Aid hosted a Halloween style Fall Festival at the Arthur Ohlson farm on Thursday night. Guests wore badges to indicate Democrat or Republican sides and heard John Brown’s body tale as props circulated. Witches and ghosts featured in the program with refreshments and a vegetable fruit sale raising about nine and a half dollars.
The community enjoyed gatherings at Rockford and Cheorkee homes with dancing cards and a late lunch. 4-H members led by Mildred Cave canned 1276 quarts fruit meat and vegetables, Mary Dreyer canned 410 quarts and Gertrude Jones 2053 quarts, earning praise for their endurance and work.
Mrs Edwin Gearke died at Spencer hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held at the Gearke home with burial in Aurelia cemetery. Attending relatives included her brother Mif Gearke and wife, Mrs C McDowell of Texas, sister Mrs Sherman Langiey and daughter Delvine of Wood South Dakota, nephew Richard Langiey and wife of Omata, and daughter and husband Lawrence Johnson of Royal Iowa.
Mr and Mrs John Benson of Alta were dinner guests Sunday in the Cee Wall home. Mrs Edgar Johnson visited Tuesday in the home of her son Leonard Anderson in Cherokee. Marvin Johnson had his tonsils removed in Cherokee Friday. I E Crippen of Afton and Mrs Crippens parents of Ames were callers Saturday. Mrs Louis Larson and Miss Nina Ohlson attended teachers institute in Sioux City Friday. Darrel Ennis went to Yankton Saturday evening returning Sunday evening and reports a hard snow storm there. Mrs Will Hahn and Mrs K Leeds and Mrs Lloyd Ohlson attended Good Hope Aid Thursday in the home of Mrs Axel Johnson. Mr and Mrs Roy Stevenson entertained about 50 at a party Friday evening with cards and dancing. Saylor Ennis of Hartley was a visitor Sunday in the D Ennis home. Mr and Mrs Carl Magnuson and family of near Alta were Sunday visitors in the August Peterson home. Mr and Mrs Jake Wilson of Cherokee visited Friday in the Ivan Witon home. Mr and Mrs Earl Crippen were surprised Wednesday when Mr and Mrs Tom Jackson and J Carpenter and daughter Miss Litta brought refreshments. The evening was spent socially. Mr and Mrs Ed Concklin and son Forrest of Washta were visitors Thursday afternoon in the Earl Crippen home.
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa seeks payment of debt and costs totaling 6854.46 with 133.75 costs. The sheriff will sell the west fractional half of the northwest quarter of section 4 township 90 range 39 in Cherokee County at 10 a.m. on November 3, 1932 at the courthouse front door to satisfy the judgment.
George J. Schaller trustee sues Bert Waddell and Effie V. Waddell for debt 12360.90 with costs 200.76. Judgment levies on the west half of the southeast quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 3 township 91 range 39. Sale set October 24 1932 at Cherokee County Courthouse front door for cash to satisfy execution.
A succinct reflection contrasts the distant aura of an emperor with the plain appearance of the individual behind the throne. It suggests public power hides a common humanity and questions the separation between ruler and person.
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