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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
Irregular OCR fragment lists the Aurelia Sentinel proprietor and subscription details. It mentions notices about expiration dates and payment for continued papers, with scattered phrases on price and delivery terms.
Readable scraps describe a transit or service fragment with partial names and numbers. The text includes stray letters and broken phrases suggesting a timetable or notice without clear details. Further restoration needed to identify entities, dates, or actions.
Payments for corn hog checks total $145.72 with funds distributed by the committee. The 1904 contracts are complete and paid. a few remaining small bonuses are awaiting finalization.
Charge for hauling coal in town fixed at 50c per ton with no smaller than 25c. H. K. Rice and C. Nielsen are at the 25c rate. Call F. Ammons at 257 for pump and drilling plumbing.
A northern bird with sharp serrated upper and lower beaks is described as having real teeth. Fossil records from North America show extinct species with well developed teeth in each jaw, noted by Margavine.
Miss Gladweral Grawe and Russell M. Fis véeland wed Tuesday at the bride’s parents home in Ohio. Rev Edne conducted the ceremony before relatives and two bridesmaids. The couple plans to reside in Cleveland after a reception for 22 guests. both are graduates, she from State Teacher’s College and he from College of Pharmacy at Iowa City.
Storm Lake pilots flag delays in two major projects the sewage plant expansion by Lippert Bros of Boone for 265 540 with a 227 090 PWA grant and the water plant let to Tom Park for 65 555 with 33 150 federal aid. PWA rules require 90 percent of workers on relief rolls hindering local Storm Lake men from starting.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown moved into their new bungalow on the August Carlberg land across from the William Swanson residence. Ronald Rice and family moved from the McWilliam property into the Heiden property vacated by the Browns. The William Rutter family moved into the upper rooms of Mrs Ethel Wheat residence vacated by Hans Anderson, and Mr and Mrs Arnold Hasenwinkle will move into the Fishman property vacated by the Rutter family.
Church services and activities listed for Congregational Church led by Pastor Edwin Trigg. Church school at 10 a m, morning worship at 11, and Junior and Senior Endeavor meetings at 7 p.m.
The WPA director for Iowa, LS Hin, gave initial approval to six Cherokee county improvement projects planned with PWA funding potentially providing work. The session opened with Rexstar September term and judge Jodee R. C. Rodman presiding, with sixty-eight cases docketed but fewer than normal. Aimed projects include improvements for Cherokee Aurelie Washta and Meriden and a proposed women's organization fund. In agricultural news, Hare won the baby beef grand championship at Pilot Rock Plowing contest. Miller took top prizes in Hereford and Angus divisions.
Miss Myrtle Haase left Alta Wednesday to attend the University of Detroit for the coming year. Also in Alta W J Higgins and coach Ira E Perry opened a new shore and men’s furnishings store in the DeLay building. Vivian Kindwall married Howard Hanson in a home ceremony at the Kindwall residence. The American Legion Smith Fest No 498 held its annual meeting with officers elected Leonard F Barr commander L J Peterson vice commander and Frank L Williong second vice commander. The fourth quarterly Methodist church conference was held with Rev G A Osborn invited back for a fourth year beginning October 1.
The text explains surtax as a special tax on top of normal income tax. It describes it as a graduated levy applied to the portion by which an individual's net income exceeds a defined threshold.
For Sale items include grapes at 1.25 per bushel by Mrs C O Libby with phone 1308. Also for sale good used 10 20c tractor and Wallace tractor plus several plows from Kroll Implement Co. DIESEL trainer wanted to start immediate training in diesel engines. Schoeck Diesel Training Alton Illinois invites applicants with mechanical qualifications.
First grade has 30 pupils, 17 boys and 13 girls. Semester plans pause math basics until later. focus on writing counting to 10, phonics enunciation, correct eraser and chalk use, handwriting, handwork skills, color stroke, and reading colors. Second grade reviews Elson primers and basic math to 10, daily phonics drills, five new spelling words daily, and Friday tests. visitors noted. Third grade enrolls 34 with 14 girls and 20 boys. projects include vegetables dolls, sunflowers, color charts. students’ flowers and pictures decorate room. Sixth grade has 11 girls and 10 boys. perfect spellers listed. fractions reviewed. art uses colored paper, decorative baskets. English letters exchange. junior high enrollment 58 with motto about doing well. health club forms in physiology with daily score charts and honor roll.
Article notes a giant wine vat built at Dac Perrerkhebn Germany with staves 49 feet long sourced from Black Forest pines 60 to 10 feet high, highlighting its size and construction origin.
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