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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
1
Publication note states weekly Thursdays and second class mail at Aurelia Iowa. It warns readers the paper will not stop printing until a payment date is provided and subscribers continuing to receive it remain obligated to pay.
Mrs James Stewart of Quimby spent last week with her granddaughter Mrs Lincoln Hahn and family. Funeral services were held for Warner Mungan at the Congregational church in Aurelia. Many relatives visited, dinner and supper were held, and various residents attended gatherings in nearby towns. The Ladies Aid convention at Good Hope church drew 203 registrants and supported the Cherokee County Red Cross.
Cleghorn defeated Aurelia High School 32 to 7 Friday afternoon. Cleghorn used a series of passes and strong running to build a lead, with key touchdowns in the first, third, and fourth quarters. Aurelia used new players and faced penalties and miscues throughout the game.
Alfred Gustafson and daughter Jive of Benson Minnesota visit at Gus tafson's sister Mrs W F Hickey with other relatives. The Liming family attend the annual M E conference at Sioux City and Anna Nordstrom stays with them.
First grade birthdays brought candy treats to the class. Pupils study stories of pets and toys, learn numbers to ten, count to thirty, and view a hawthorne branch and Monarch butterfly. Second grade covers grasshoppers, color theory, and spelling lists with several perfect scores. Third through sixth grades advance in language, arithmetic, art, and science with field trips, tests, and class elections noted. Senior class warms attendance with mock government and physics lessons.
A brief poem extols a potato that pleases housewives with no seeds to remove and no core to discard, praising its practicality and usefulness in daily kitchen life.
A man who bought a second hand car takes it back. He asks what is wrong. The seller replies. The owner says every part makes noise except the horn.
A veteran observer tells a manager they are forty years too late for a theater opening as they seek a chart showing a young performer named Giddybuy. The manager responds that the timing is missed.
A reporter questions a man who credits his success to his wife's resolve to improve their lifestyle. The wife pushes for better clothes cars and a finer house than neighbors, shaping the family's drive and status.
A Washington Star cartoon quote shows Farmer Corntessel joking about his son's college life. He says the boy isn’t into Greek and Latin but is well regarded by peers when they need a favor or hazing on occasion.
Epigraph reflects on perception of power as an ordinary face behind authority. A philosophical remark contrasts the public image of sovereignty with the private man, suggesting visibility through restraint and anonymity.
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