18 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes Germany making advances and payments related to automobiles and war era context. Mentions Germany, World War, and public sentiment, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A partial OCR fragment mentions damp weather and a note about a drawing by Ray from twenty one, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms. The readable items focus on weather dampness and a person named Ray.
Henry Lichtenberg bought 48 head of hogs at an event described as impressive and historic for the community. The service for laying the cornerstone of the Presbyterian church included Miss Marion DeLay leaving Advertiser work to attend Morningside College. Alta town council cut heating rates for the first half of the season to 224 cents per foot. last-half rates depend on future conditions. A Des Moines letter reports Mrs Ohlatadt’s husband injured in a parachute failure. Kohly’s leg injuries required extended hospital stay and cast care.
The obituary details the life of a Danish immigrant who traveled to America in May 1912 to join her husband. They lived in the Daniah Lutheran community New York City area before settling in Aurelia to run a cleaning business. Six children were born, three survived infancy, with Anna six, Robert four, and Viola two as the remaining offspring. She leaves behind her husband, five sisters in Denmark, one sister in Kansas City, and the named children. The notice notes the couple’s years in Aurelia and the family’s Danish connections.
A fragment notes seas offering a figure of three point four involving Niela P and Peteraén. The text is partial and does not provide a complete event or context.
The remains of R B Rutherford a former Aurelia resident arrived from Gate Oklahoma. Funeral services were held with relatives present including Mr and Mrs Ed Converse of Windom Minnesota and a niece Mrs Star from Cornell. Rutherford born May 6 1884 in Wyoming County New York was son of James and Hattie Rutherford one of thirteen children. He lived in New York Michigan Iowa Colorado Oklahoma then settled in Gate Oklahoma in 1908. He died September 12 1924 at Woodward hospital after a serious accident two days earlier. He leaves a wife one daughter two sons three grandchildren and two great grandchildren with others mourning the loss.
A reflective line from Phillips Brooks contrasts a man who lives rightly and quietly with the idea that quiet virtue yields more in life than force. The quotation emphasizes inner integrity over loud action.
A fragmented OCR item references Moor Ed Comp Meti Aine and Pane Pair in unclear context. Readable segments show names and place-like terms without a clear event, date, or organization. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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