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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel informs readers it will not stop publication at expiration dates unless notified. Subscribers who keep receiving the paper after expiration will be billed for continued delivery as stated by E. C. Lighter, proprietor.
Local residents report visits and social events across Mt Olive and nearby towns. Notable items include the Good Hope Ladies Aid meeting and officer elections, funeral attendance for Ella Stahl in Sioux Falls, and regional travel by families from Aurelia Holstein and Madison.
Vern and Glenn Lane of Cherokee Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lane of Sioux Falls Jim Lane of Newell Mr. and Mrs. Hanan Allen and Doyle Johnson of Storm Lake
Afton boys beat Foxy Farmers 6 to 2, then toppled Aurelia Cubs 3 to 2 in a double mix of teams. The final game saw the Afton boys defeat the married men 2 to 1 as a crowd braved threatening weather.
A veteran actor arrives at a new play asking if it’s still possible to portray the young Giddybuy. The manager bluntly replies that he is about forty years too late for the part.
A frustrated reporter quotes Hank O'Keefe answering a question about his success. He credits his wife’s determination to improve their life with better clothes cars and a finer house than neighbors.
In a Washington Star quote Farner Corntessel says his son dislikes Greek and Latin but is highly regarded by the boys who have a little Jobe bazin’ on hand.
A humorous exchange shows Little John-Mummy debating if effort leads to progress. Little John insists the nurse calls him the most trying child she has ever encountered, prompting his mother’s lighthearted reassurance.
A Washington Star quip records Senator Sorghum noting constituents now seek explanations rather than handshakes. He observes it marks a shift after years of the opposite, with more vocal requests for detailed discussion from voters.
A detailed weekly report from Aurel ia Consolidated School lists class sizes from first grade with 34 students to senior classes. It covers new reading books, nature studies on leaves and caterpillars, handwriting improvements, health campaigns, and ongoing work across grades with focus on reading, arithmetic, language, and social studies.
Morning service at 10 a m with Sunday School and 11 a m sermon on Fag end religion. Evening Epworth League at 7 p m and 8 p m sermon on Justification. W A Lewis elected lay delegate to the annual conference. Last quarterly conference Friday at 8 p m with district superintendent Rev J Edge.
Maine was a pioneer in vast timber exploitation with early wholesale export of white pine and spruce during the mid 1800s. Ships from Maine ports carried these timbers worldwide, reflecting a strong forestry-driven economy of the era.
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