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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
9
Local page lists numerous visiting relatives and callers over the weekend in Aurelia and nearby towns. Families from Cherokee Sioux City Waterloo Des Moines and Florida appear among long roster of gatherings and greetings. A navy man visits from Selfridge Field and other travelers stop through as well.
Mrs. Henry Winterhof honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Otto family members. High and low scores awarded to Mrs. Earl Otto and Mrs. John D. Otto. Several local residents and visitors listed with travels, callers, and family visits including Otto, Peterson, Bond, Hankel, and Wilson households.
A bus load of Iowa Pythian Sisters left early Wednesday for Davenport to attend the Grand Temple installation ceremonies where Miss Mabel John would be installed Grand Chief for the year. The group will also visit the Pythian Sister home in Clinton. Members include Mrs. Ted Schulke Mrs. Lawrence Davis Mrs. Walt Radke Mrs. Fred Fassler Mrs. C. R. Waddell Mrs. Herb Grienke Mrs. W. G. Port Mrs. Emmett Ammons Mrs. Etta Paulson Mrs. Clyde Beeghely Mrs. C. O. Libby Mrs. Ed Rice Mrs. Loren Johnson Mrs. Ella Johnson Mrs. Vera Hallbauer Mrs. Co. C. Larson and Mrs. Alfred Stieneke.
The Methodist Missionary Study Group met at the church on Wednesday afternoon August 13 with devotions led by Mr. Maude Sweet. Members discussed Uprooted Americans, China’s study from Dangerous Opportunity, Wall Street mission letter, and World Outlook on China. A covered dish lunch followed.
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