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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel notes it is published weekly and enters as second class matter in Aurelia Iowa. It warns that it will not stop at expiration without notice and that continuing subscribers must pay for ongoing issues.
Mrs Charles Lindberg of Cherokee visited Diamond Center last week at the Nelson home. Joan Swanson returned from Chicago and Indiana after a week with relatives. Miss Cecelia Linquist, teaching in Royal Iowa, spent the weekend at home. Vera Nordstrom teaches in Alta Consolidated school. Visitors to William Naight’s Friday evening included Mr and Mrs O N Morris and son Junior and Miss Lillian Spangler of Mount Vernon Illinois. Marie Streed teaches in Idaho Idaho district New 6 Logan township. Theodore Nordstrom and family and others were callers Sunday afternoon. Hatches, Hatenhart families, Rev Limingan family attended Currowa church services. A new corn crib will be built on Roy Hench’s farm. Fourth quarterly conference at Diamond Center church Sept 16 at 1 PM with Dr J H Kare to settle year’s business. all board members expected. Annual conference will be in Storm Lake starting Sept 25. Charley Nelson and sons Alex and Aian and their wives from Kinbrae Minnesota were Sunday attendees.
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Clifford Dukes driving to Cedar Falls to enroll daughter LaVone at a state teachers college. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ohlson and Mr and Mrs Ray Ohlson visited Sioux City. Mrs Ciara Brown of Galva visited Bess Pitcher and H H Otte family. Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs LeRoy Heach with a small group and covered dish lunch. Next meeting will elect officers. Kenneth Leeds of Good Hope visited Mrs C A Peterson’s family. August Miller of Galva called on his daughter Mrs H H Otto.
Mr and Mrs William Glienke welcomed a new baby girl born Monday in Hanover. Neema Holtz visited the Lester Kolpin home this week. Mr and Mrs Waller Biog called on Sioux City Saturday. Otto Kiett of Galva and Milton Otto left for St Paul Minnesota Monday to attend Concordia College. Mr and Mrs John Holtz and Alice visited Frank Neuman in Linn Grove Thursday. Mrs Claus Otto and children Harold and Frieda drove to Lakefield Saturday morning to visit relatives. The Nasust Voss meeting was well attended with many smiths present. Mrs Prod Radke and son visited Nebr Friday. Mrs Ed On and family spent Friday with August in Galva.
The university is named for Elihu Vale an early patron whose given name inspired the nickname Eli and the Yale branding. The account links the origin to Liberty era honoring Vale and notes the Elihu influence in the institution’s name.
A cryptic remark from Arkaneiis Dhepieris suggests a young person may be showcasing leadership potential rather than merely performing tasks. The speaker hints at confidence and possible future prominence. He notes shouldering duties beyond common expectations in a pool setting.
The report details growing enrollments across grades from first to sixth, new pupil arrivals from Cleghorn and Truesdale, and classroom reorganization for reading and math. It notes language and Latin offerings, senior and junior high activities, and a welcome to parents and patrons.
A local note invites businesses to consider advertising as a tonic for growth. The short message frames ads as a remedy to boost visibility and sales in the community.
An instrument purporting to be the last will of John W. Menefee filed September 24 1930 in Cherokee County Court is set for hearing proof at the Cherokee Court House before the District Court or Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the will. Dated August 26 1930. I J Carpenter Clerk of District Court. By Litta Carpenter Deputy. 23-3
A compact item notes a historical curiosity about vanished horses in cities and Columbus discovery of America. It references teavorses and traces horse evolution from the continent to Asia and Europe in a brief reflective snippet.
A 120 foot high concrete water tower was filled with 200000 gallons of water and found to be twenty inches out of vertical. After emptying, the tower returned to its vertical position.
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