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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
4
Various visits and gatherings around Aurelia Iowa and nearby towns. Travel to Sioux City Galva and Storm Lake noted along with social calls and family updates. The Sentinel appeals for subscription payments to cover operating costs.
Embroidery club hosted by Mrs Geo Lamm with cards and lunch after. Albert Grashoff hosted at his mother Mrs Sig Matzdorff’s home. New Year family reunion at Faber residence featured a two course meal and social games. Pythian Sisters held a public card party at K P Hall with bridge and 500 prizes. Bridge club hosted by Geo Wharton with high scores awarded to Dagger and Kaskey. W F M S met at Mrs A L Neville’s home with devotions led by Rev Welch and a two course lunch served.
James McArthur Thomson born 1881 in Liverpool died December 27 1982 in Duncan Oklahoma. He lived in Aurelia Iowa earlier aiding its first moving picture theater and married Mildred Butterfield in 1912. Surviving are widow three children Jack Gretchen and Joan two brothers Nelson and Alex five sisters and Gerry Nelson. Funeral in Aurelia with Rev Trigg. burial in Aurelia cemetery.
Clifford Lewis returns from Duluth Minnesota to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis. Dale McGuffin of Cherokee vacationed with Dale Sleezer. Mrs Earl Zwick and children stay several days in the Brady home near Sutherland. Terrill Loucks recovers from pneumonia. Paul Jones hosted a 500 party last Wednesday with refreshments after. Mr Young and Helen and Orin Kelly visited the Claude Young home near Alta. Donald Groff of Cherokee stayed last week with the Guy Robinson home.
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Linquist and Rev C L Liming visit relatives in Lone Rock and Corwith Iowa and Alta. Several 4 H club events and church educational activities are noted with travel homecomings and social visits across Alta Cherokee Galva Storm Lake and Klemme.
Hanover residents realted groups visited various homes in town including Schmidt Johnson Jacobson Moschell and Huseman families. The newly elected St John Lutheran church officers were installed on Sunday January 1 with F W Hustedt as chairman and several elders trustees and collectors named. Arthur Radke broke his left arm in a horse fall.
The Cherokee County Farm Bureau resolves to aid membership campaigns for 1933 and supports Iowa and American Farm Bureau Federations with relief legislation. It urges action on farm mortgage refinancing, debt relief laws, insurance reserve investments in Iowa, tax reform, and endorses H A Wallace for U S Agriculture Secretary.
Speaking of Sermons notes a Fargo youth asking if many women preachers exist in the United States. The Tribune editor answers with a wry remark about millions, not all in pulpits, as wedding stationery is noted at the Sentinel.
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