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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

7

Community Notes and Local Visitors in Aurelia

Lawn mowers sharpened at Geo A Hansen south Gamble Store. Both Aurelia banks closed all day Saturday July 4. Miss Joan Thomson returned from Ruthven. Community Theatre show Friday night. Mr and Mrs E C Lighter and son Selene and Philip Fassler visited Carl Lighter in Charter Oak. Mr and Mrs J Shank away visiting Lowell Smith in Mitchell S D and relatives in Huron S D. Mrs H Mattison and G L McKinnon thank patrons and welcome successors. Quality Cafe. G L McKinnon and Mrs H Mattison, with Cherokee friends, head Thursday night for a ten day outing in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin.

E. C. Lighter Selene Philip Fassler Carl Lighter Charter Oak G. L. McKinnon H. Mattison Minnesota Wisconsin

Regional social notes from Aurelia and area

Henry Reimers of Marcus called on business in Aurelia Tuesday. Chas Phipps and wife visited at Albert Fierk’s home last Friday. Henry Myers and wife plan a summer at their Okoboji cottage after Saturday departure. Frank Waddell returned Tuesday from Chicago with a stock shipment. Fred Diercks and wife visited Anna Diercks Sunday. Bernard Paulson’s daughter and John Gustafson’s family visited in Chicago. Leonard Buddenhagen family moved Tuesday to Fred Daniels residence. E L Rapp and Humoldt visitors stayed Saturday night. Roma Rapp accompanied them to LeMars for a day at S M Fouts home.

Chas. Phipps Albert Fierk Henry Myers Okoboji Bernard Paulson John Gustafson Chicago Leonard Buddenhagen Lockin Hotel Fred Daniels Carl Gruss E. L. Rapp Humboldt Aurelia Roma Rapp LeMars S. M. Fouts

Local notices and community updates from Aurelia region

General blacksmithing advert and visiting locals mixed with club meetings hospital notes wedding plans and farm news. A large new concrete floored barn near Aurelia, a death in Des Moines, erosion tour in Shenandoah, and a clerks association election in Buena Vista are among the items.

Sioux City Visit Makers and Camp Attendees Noted

Mr and Mrs George Kaskey and son with Miss Opal Kaskey visited Sioux City Monday. Miss Georgia Robar joined her brother Clifford in Sioux City last Friday and stayed until midweek. Mr and Mrs W H Bischel of this place and Mr and Mrs B Kammer of Galva were Sunday guests at Hospers at Mrs Bischel’s niece Mrs Jas Riemersma. Bischel’s sister Mrs Wm Wetzler of Appleton Wis also visited there. Aurelia residents attending the Congregational Young Peoples camp at Crystal Lake Sioux City this week include John Christensen Jack Coombs Lois Whitney Aurelia Schroeder Mary Fraser Bonnie Mummert Madeline Booth. They were driven to the camp Sunday afternoon by Mrs Imo Krout Mr and Mrs John Mummert and L E Christensen.

Georgia Robar Clifford Sioux City W. H. Bischel B&. W. Kammer Galva Hospers Bischel Jas. Riemersma Mr. Bischel Wm. Wetzler Appleton Wis Aurelia Congregational Young Peoples Crystal Lake John Christensen Jack Coombs Lois Whitney Aurelia Schroeder Mary Fraser Bonnie Mummert Madelyne Booth Imo Krout John Mummert L. E. Christensen C. H. Kaskey This Emil Radke Hanover Ernest Newman Storm Lake Lutheran Hospital

Quality Cafe Changes Hands in Aurelia Sale

Mrs H Mattison and G L McKinnon sold the Quality Cafe in Aurelia to Bryce Thiel of Everly. Possession was given Wednesday morning. Thiel brings cafe experience and will be aided by his father in running the business. The cafe had been under prior ownership for two years and three months.

Aurelia

Aurelia Consolidated School annual statement on back page

The Sentinel carries the yearly financial report for Aurelia Consolidated School detailing district expenditures of the past year. A tax money breakdown answers readers questions about where school funds go. Mrs. C H Kaskey and Mrs Emil Radke visit Emil Radke in Sioux City hospital for foot infection.

Aurelia Consolidated School Sentinel

Methowist Church Notes with Upcoming Services

Pastor Lloyd Scheerer leads Sunday School at 10 30 with George Lamm as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 80 features a choir anthem Wake the Song of Jubilee and a sermon on Standing Christians. No evening service next Sunday. Fifty five youths enjoyed Fellowship at Good Hope. Rev David Watts spoke on Africa. Circle 3 of the Ladies Aid meets July 2 at Miss Bess Pitcher’s home. Foreign Missionary Society meets July 8 at Mrs Chas Nelson’s home. Epworth League Institute delegates plan Lake Okoboji stay July 6 to 12 using last year’s cottage again.

George Lamm Frank Waddell Good Hope Church David Watts Circle No. 3 Ladies Aid Society Bess Pitcher Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Chas. Nelson Roy Dieterich E. C. Lighter Walter Lewis Epworth League Institute Lake Okoboji

St Pauls Lutheran Church confirms catechumens

William Walter, pastor, invites public to Sunday service at 9 a m for Sunday school and 10 a m English service with confirmation vows after a two year catechetical program. Catechumens Marvin Kolpin LaMerne Ruebsam Mildred Tuttle examined publicly. Voting members meet Sunday 7 30 p m. Holy communion July 12. Announcements Friday prior.

Marvin Kolpin LaMerne Ruebsam Mildred Tuttle

Guinea Pig Plant Sets Rapid Growth Record

The so called guinea pig plant gains fast popularity as it multiplies quickly. Each season it produces around 2,500 new growths marking it as an unusually prolific species in horticulture.

Plant Kingdom

Society Notes Highlight Local Hosting and Gatherings

Mrs Mildred Thomson and Mrs A V Fierk hosted ninth district auxiliary officers and their husbands for a 6 30 dinner followed by a business meeting. A Pythian Sisters benefit card party at Mrs Inez Lars home raised spirits with 500 and bridge games. trophies went to Mrs Lillian Libby and Mrs Ruby Johnson. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows held a Sunset Park picnic for about 70 families with games and socializing. Delores Kaskey organized a Aurelia park picnic for Roma Rapp with games and a generous lunch.

A. V. Fierk Aurelia Chas. Phipps Pythian Sisters Inez Lars Lillian Libby Ruby Johnson Ethel Matadorff Lola Mummert Mildred Whitney Rebekahs Odd Fellows Sunset Park Storm Lake Delores Kaskey Aurelia Park Roma Rapp Livriboldt Kaskey

Dinner Guest Lists Across Galva and Surrounding Areas

Sunday visitors and dinner guests were noted at multiple area homes including Mrs. Wm Haight and Mrs. Richard Peterson in Galva and Aurelia, with relations visiting from Sioux City Welcome Minn Fairmont Minn and Pilot township. Family guests at Mortenson and Williams households were also reported nearby.

Tin Richard Peterson Wei Arvin Davis Aucie Sliss Hazel Flannigan Cal Breetes Cherokee Della Peteson Elmer Swanson Bess Pitcher Arthur Hickey Sioux City J. S. Linquist John Jr Melvin Edward Mortenson Spencer John Galvin Aurelia Will Haight Margueritte Mary Homer Williams Galva H. H. Otto Herman Oatman Welcome Minn Fred Pleng

Congregational Church Schedule Changes Readied

Edwin Trigg is pastor. Church school meets at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor will be discontinued until September.

Christian Endeavor

German Service at St John’s Evang Reformed Church Sunday

Pastor August Bock leads a German language worship service next Sunday at 1 PM, one hour earlier than usual. A report on the General Synod meeting of united churches in Fort Wayne from June 10 to 17 will be presented at this time. All members urged to attend.

General Synod Fort Wayne The United Churches

Nassau Stronghold and the Bermudians in Nassau History

Nassau, once a pirate stronghold, was exploited by eighteenth century buccaneers who used the harbor for supplies and wealth. Bermudians clashed with pirates, built cedar ships, and maintained salt control at Turks Island, defending Bermuda’s maritime interests.

Nassau Ratamis Bermuda Bermudians Turks Island

Also Mentioned on This Page

Armour’s Rose Mary Brand the Home Grocery Geo. A. Hansen South Gamble Joan Thomson Ruthven Community Theatre Henry Reimers Marcus Fred Diercks Sioux Rapids Fred Anna Diercks America Robert Orr and Harold Brink Meckling, 8. D Perry & Ammons Aurelia Garden Club H. H. Lockin Elsie McLaughlin Bates Hospital Mrs. I. E. Pratt Mrs. Blair Lytton Miss Blair Ed Lehnhardt Walter Radke Lutheran Clay County Fair Fair Association Joan Gretchen Arlene McCarty Veteran’s Hospital Des Moines B. B. McCarty Harold DeVries Mt. Vernon Ohio O. B. East Florence DeVries Homer Robar Lucille Simmons Aurelia School Cherokee County Shenandoah Iowa State College Extension Bureau Vera L. Scott Buena Vista County District Court Association of Iowa Waterloo Storm Lake Register Scott Diamond Township Here George Kaskey Opal Kaskey Lloyd Scheerer ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church William Walter Society Mildred Thomson DIA OND Center Haight St. John's Evang's Reformed Church August Bock John Howard WendieBarry Eleanore Whitney May Robson Jeanette McDonald Nelson Eddy LUX RINSO Life Buoy LUX Toilet Larson’s Store Aurelia, Iowa
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