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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel notes subscription terms stating it will not end at expiration unless notified and that continued receipt implies payment. Proprietor E. C. Lighter publishes Thursday issues and announces second class matter status at Aurelia Iowa.
Mrs Earl Zwick hosted her embroidery club last Thursday. Neighbors and relatives visited and traveled among Will Royster Fort Dodge and Aurelia areas. A birthday gathering for Ivar Carlson drew many relatives. Tulip bulb planting advice ends the column.
Mrs. T. F. Schulke remains hospitalized at Alta with lockjaw after an accident two weeks ago when a runaway team struck a fence, severing the end of her finger. Tetnus serum given then failed to prevent the disease, but Dr. E. G. Bates reported improvement Wednesday night. Two weeks earlier the incident occurred near Diamond No. 8 school.
A land tied island forms when a sand and gravel beach connects an island to the mainland. The Rock of Gibraltar is a famous example and many New England coast islands have joined the mainland similarly.
A historic note recalls Louis IV of France in the 1600s having heels placed on all his shoes to heighten his stature. The practice reflected aristocratic fashion and courtly display in early modern Europe.
A community church lists Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11, and evening preaching at 7 30. A Tuesday evening Young People Bible study and choir practice are planned with an open invitation to worship.
Edwin Trigg leads Congregational Church with school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior Endeavor meet at 7 p.m. A Halloween Party is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. Admission 10 cents. Missionary Society meets Wednesday. election of officers. Ladies Aid annual sale of work and chicken supper Thursday October 27 with Parcel Post Booth. Donations to Mrs Forney Dubes or Mrs Vera Hallbauer.
L H Preul pastor announces church school at 10:00 and morning worship at 11:00 with Epworth League at 7:00 led by Delores Peterson. Rev Vernon White guest speaker at Mt Olive Baptist. Pan Cake supper served by Brotherhood November 3. 60th Church Anniversary November 20. Ladies Aid Anniversary Supper November 18. Sheldon District Conference November 1 Marcus. S. S. orchestra first appeared last Sunday. Attendance strong. all welcome.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m divine worship in English at 10 46 services held in the Evangelical Church visitors welcome Lutheran Hour returns next Sunday coast to coast on sixty stations Dr Walter A Maier speaker with music by the Lutheran Hour chorus and St Louis A Capella Choir heard statewide from KFAB Lincoln Neb or WMT Waterloo Cedar Rapids Sunday at 3 30 p m
Several items offered for sale including a girl’s bicycle in good condition listed by Katie Hansen a wash house 9 by 12 feet by G F Dise a two wheel trailer nearly new by Niels P Peterson and 21 head Purebred Spotted Poland China boats from Hultgren Bros located 3 miles east of Aurelia also a dining table chairs kitchen cupboard rockers stands and related items listed by Wm Honsbruch
The passage argues that right of way depends on conditions and urges giving way to others when arriving at the same time. It emphasizes safety over asserting the right, suggesting letting the other driver cross first to avoid accidents and maintain calm.
A historical note recalls that until 1836 scientists realized the yeast in fermenting liquor was a living organism. When viewed under the microscope this organism was seen to grow, marking a key advance in microbiology.
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