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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
4
Community notices report visits by Aurelia residents and nearby neighbors including Aurelia Hardware Co promotions, permanent waving services, and local trades. Several short mentions cover relatives visiting in Hull and Galva, Cherokees’ river flooding, train delays due to Illinois water, and local business and poultry plans for the coming year.
Wesley Nelson travels to Des Moines for insurance services at Lockin Agency. Aurelia town taxes due at clerk Lars P Nelson. Harry Haven of Minburn Iowa visits Culvers. Thomas Hamilton from Hampton Indiana visits grandparents C L Raper. Modern Woodmen of America to show free talkie at Community Theatre April 19. Mike Danielson Annie Danielson Mrs Gena Paulson and Byron visit Minnesota. Mrs Vera Scott and Mrs Will Lucia host Storm Lake visit. Instrumental music lessons offered 60c per lesson plus tuning and bow repair. Elwyn M Thomas of Cherokee Iowa 24. Florence DeVries leaves for Hinsdale Illinois after Easter at her mother’s home. W C Marsh Civil War veteran marked 98th birthday with family supper. H H Lockin goes to Des Moines for mutual insurance, Fort Dodge visit. Leslie Paulson joins Kannenberg service station with Cities Service gas and oils. Au relia music department competes in Ida Grove sub-district. high school orchestra second, Marianne Chandler third, girls glee club third.
East Afton and Elk area residents host dinners visits and gatherings across Aurelia Storm Lake and nearby towns. Families including Booth Grienke Hines Haight Ammons Caboth and M Hines appear in multiple social calls dinners and a county spelling contest.
Social events fill a week with bridge and "500" play. Prizes awarded to top scorers, lunch served, and patrons honored. A birthday party and allied gatherings followed with prizes, refreshments, and neighborly fellowship as members end a season of games.
A boy named Billy protests a weeklong obedience requirement from his father. He jokes that he hates being good for an entire week to earn a Friday overnight at his grandparents' house.
For Sale Genuine Mastodon strawberry plants 1 per 100 Dunlap Red Gold and Blademore 75c per 100 5 per 1000 All kinds of vegetable plants Kolbys Garden Storm Lake 3-4.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Lester Speecketer at the Fred Mueller home in Galva. Galva residents hosted Tuesday dinner with Mr and Mrs Lester Kolpin and daughter Marlys at the Fred Schmeckpeper home. Storm Lake shoppers visited Friday. various Hanover area residents were seen in the group. Eight children are to be confirmed at St John Lutheran Church in Hanover on Sunday: Harry Winterhoff Harold Kolpin Marvin Otto Donald Grieme Frieda Hinkeldey Hulda Schuelke Helen Dreier Vera Koth. Edgar Lange and Miss Ella Lange of Ord Nebraska spent Sunday with the Fred Radke home.
A terse letter accompanies Mandy's job bid stating the letter bearer will leave after one month of work and that the author is perfectly satisfied with the service. The note notes Mandy has references and presents the formal endorsement.
A humorous exchange features two congressmen debating lawn care. One laments sowing ten pounds of grass seed with no growth while the other quips that there ought to be a lawn.
Boss demands a rapid balance sheet completion. The new bookkeeper confirms readiness and asks whether the report should be in favor or not. Smith's Weekly (Sydney).
A medical expert cautions that setting up exercises may be harmful, noting this discovery made years ago after standing near a radiator during workouts. The remark reflects early medical skepticism about specific exercise methods reported by the New York Evening Post.
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