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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
The Aurelia Community club hosts a Tuesday evening reception at Plymouth Hall to honor the district's school faculty. Adults in the district are invited to meet teachers, enjoy a program, music, ice cream and cake, and discuss school matters.
One of the most unique recitals in Aurelia featured Mise Elvira Severoni and Mr. Rienzi Thomas at the Methodist church. The New Edison recreated Severoni’s voice with uncanny accuracy, making the living and simulated performances indistinguishable to the audience. The pair performed in unison and separately, convincing skeptics of the technology’s abilities. Minnesota land for rent or sale follows, offering several farms in Murray County with contact for viewing.
Two popular locals united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. W A Parks officiating. Miss Paulson, daughter of Mrs C Paulson, married Lee L Robinson, son of Mrs Carrie Robinson. The couple will reside on the Maria Johne farm and begin housekeeping after a reception from relatives.
The Aurelia band ends its season with a Saturday night program after about twenty concerts this summer. Town crowds have grown with many visitors traveling for Saturday shopping, showing the band’s value to the community. hope remains they stay together next year.
At the Minneapolis biennial, the Knights of Pythias amended its organic law to reduce the minimum membership age from 21 to 18. The change reflects postwar belief that 18 19 and 20 year olds can handle responsibilities and service, aligning fraternal aims with reconstruction and peace efforts.
The September 14 meeting, chaired by Vice Commander Lloyd Scott, discussed Armistice Day events for November 11. New member Garret D. Robar joined, bringing total post membership to seventy five. Resolutions welcomed new bene factors Ray V. Green and Lee Robinson. Carl J. Herold reported on the Cedar Rapids state convention. The next meeting is October 6, with plans for a smoker and banquet. An ad lists Sentinel Office items for purchase.
Nele M. Petersson gives notice that after September 16, 1920 she will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Nimea Peterson. The advertisement appears in the Sentings.
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