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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
4
Local residents share visits across Aurelia and surrounding towns. Mrs K C Dagger and daughter hosted in Larrabee while others travel to the south, Iowa City and Imperial Valley. The Federated Women’s Club holds a county convention May 6 in Cherokee with reservations notes.
Mrs Will Peterson of Brookings was a visitor in the Henry Glawe home last week. Don Glawe of Los Angeles visited his father Albert Glawe and relatives. A daughter named Claire Helen was born to Mr and Mrs Clair Whitney on April 14 at Porath hospital Storm Lake. John Shouse was hospitalized in Sioux City after a steel piece struck his eye while operating a tractor chisel.
Local classified ads show sale notices for spring items dairy cattle equipment and real estate plus lost and wanted notices. Listings include names such as Deyloff Johnson Aurelia Iowa Huseman Dorrel A Johnson Body Shop and Farmers Co-Op with items like a 1947 Chevrolet aero sedan outboard motor spinet piano and meat meal supplements.
The page lists numerous social visits around Cherokee Iowa including Mr. and Mrs. Clair Parrott in Algona, Ernie Lassen family in Dysart, and Diercks of Rembrandt. It notes a May 2 square dancing party by the Cherokee County Junior Farm Bureau at the Eagles hall and other social events, births, garden club breakfast, and State F H A leadership meeting in Des Moines.
Iowa born Democratic candidate profiles 30 years of experience aiding farmers business and laborers in the Eighth District. Mentions Iowa public schools and University of Iowa Law School with a primary set for June 5.
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