Local Residents Take Weekend Trips and Work Updates
H H Lockin and son John traveled to Sioux City on business. Gust Kruse enjoys a week’s vacation from Stutz Pool Hall duties. Mrs George Scott and County Attorney along with Mrs Archie Nelson of Cherokee spent Monday in Sioux Falls. Les Card couple returned from St Joseph Missouri vacation at Vincent Buhman home. Raymond Kruse Jane and Thomas of Leeds Iowa visit Gust Kruse and Sam Johnson homes. Charles Wharton leaves for Charles City Iowa for poultry disease course at Dr Salsbury Laboratories. Nancy Sweet Maude Sweet Orrin attend funeral in Mankato Minnesota for Nancy’s brother. Stand ard Oil station foundation by Fred Jordan nearly completed. building to be ~80 by 87 feet on west end of Spitzbarth Nielsen garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kruse
Janice and
Thomas
Leeds
Iowa
Gust Kruse
Sam Johnson
Fred Jordan
Spitzbarth and
Nielsen
Klumpp Family Visits Across States Highlight Local Notices
John Axelson visited Extra last week while Barbara Klumpp spent the Fourth with her parents Edd Klumpp. Chas Leggett of Anamosa and Mrs Simon Zehr of Manson visited R W Brown home. Susie Klumpp of Nevada Missouri and Iva Hartman of Miles City Montana stayed two weeks with Edd Klumpp. Carl and Mrs Carl Anderson traveled to Forman North Dakota to visit Mrs and Mrs P Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Klumpp
Mrs
Edd Klumpp
Chas, Leggett
Anamosa
Iowa
Simon Zehr
Manson
R. W. Brown
Susie Klumpp
Nevada, Mo
Iva Hartman
Bobby Marshall
Miles City
Mont
Carl Anderson
Forman
N. Dak
Anderson
P. Jensen
Tornado Insurance Visit Ties Tacoma Families Across States
A Sunday gathering at John Axelson's home drew Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bintner and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Listenberg of Tacoma Washington along with relatives from Cedar Falls Iowa Webster City Iowa Huntington Park California and Rockford Illinois. The visit included Mrs. Bintner sister of Axelson and extended stays with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Daniels and daughter Mrs. Cora Greenwood in Huntington Park and Cedar Falls attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bachelor of
Peterson
Frieda Niebuhr
Lily
Charles Bintner
Victor Listenberg
Tacoma
Wash
John Axelson
Bintner
Mr. Axelson
R. E. Lewis
Cedar Falls
Iowa
W. C. Johnston
May ‘Lou
Webster City
Cora Greenwood
Huntington Park
Calif
L. H. Daniels
Lewis
Wedding stationery and vacation notes at Sentinel
The clipping lists varied notices including wedding stationery at Sentinel and Mrs. Bernard Johnson taking a week’s vacation from Swanson’s Super Market. It also records numerous holiday visits and travels involving residents from Iowa and nearby states, with multiple family and friend visitations around July 4 and surrounding days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Johnson
Swanson
Fire Insurance Visit Ties Families in Rockford Trip
Mr and Mrs Fred Jordan drove with Mr and Mrs Lisle Harris and child from Marshalltown to Rockford Illinois Sunday after visiting the Jordans home. They paused in Marshalltown to see Freds mother. The Jordans returned Monday. Rev Joel E Ross came back Saturday from the Walther League camp on West Okoboji where he served as recreation officer for the Southern Minnesota Walther League. Mrs Ross and the children joined him there for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jordan
Joel E.ross
West Okoboji
Quite a Bag Soldier Dialog Sparks Sailor Banter
A brief exchange has sailors joking about a friend and his rumored girlfriend, noting the friend’s weight in a quip about his dating choices. The banter reveals the lighthearted mood aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailor
Very Short Youth Courtship Declared By Oldster
A cheeky exchange frames courtship as a brief rite between romance and housekeeping. The elder character quips that the stage between lipstick and broomstick is a short interlude.
Harry Hot Foot He May I Have This Dance
A playful dialog features Harry asking for a dance while a partner agrees if he can find a partner. The snippet hints at social scenes and light humor in a ballroom setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hot Foot
Occo Mineral Products Custom Grinding Notice
Clifford Wilson advertises grinding services and mineral products with a contact phone 226 for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occo
Clifford Wilson
Birthday Dinner For Eva Johnson Walt Radke Schmitt
A family dinner honoring the birthdays of Mrs. Eva Johnson Mrs. Walt Radke and Mrs. Will Schmitt was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walt Radke on Sunday July 7. Attendees included Mabel Johnson Geo Fritz Aurelia Art Johnson Loriie Johnson Cherokee Will Schmitt Lawrence Davis Dale Davis and families from Peterson Holstein and other relatives. N. R. Club held its last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
Walt Radke
Will Schmitt
Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Geo. Fritz
Aurelia
Art Johnson
Loriie Johnson
Cherokee
Lawrence Davis
Dale Davis
Baby
Peterson
Carl Larson
Holstein
Local society notes from Aurelia gatherings in July
Social groups hosted by Mrs. Eva Gertsmeier Mrs. Ervil Rapp and others held afternoon sessions with lunches. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Ida Rydstrom Mildred Perry Albert Myers and Mrs. Winterhof at a July meeting. Dinner and hospitality followed each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Gertsmeier
Edgar Winterhof
Art Wogahn
Ida Rydstrom
Mildred Perry
Albert Myers
Winterhof
Luella Grienke
Ervil Rapp
Herb Grienke
Frank Sexton Low
Dastardly Trick Drives Hart Off Stage
Alec Woollcott asks Moss Hart for an introduction to Newark store workers. Hart sits anxious as Woollcott speaks. At lecture time Woollcott ignores Hart until the end then jokes about the odd looking man on stage. Hart exits angrily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Alexander Woollcoht
Moss Hart
O.K
Alec
Hart
Insiance
Newark
Woollcott
Social visit honors Mrs August Swanson in Rockford
Mrs. Claus Anderson hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at her home in honor of Mrs. August Swanson of Rockford Illinois with several ladies attending. Swedish cookies and rolls from a Rockford bakery framed the lunch served later. Mrs. Sam Johnson and Mrs. Kenneth Bjorklund hosted others at separate gatherings around the same dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
August Swanson
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
John Swanson
Claus Anderson
Rockford, Il
Kenneth Bjorklund
Long Beach, Calif
Sam Johnson
Cherokee
Johnson
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Flory
H.H. Lockin
John
Sioux City
Harry H. Lockin
Stutz Pool Hall
George Scott
Archie Nelson
Sioux Falll
S. Oak
Les Card
St. Joseph, Mo
Vincent Buhman
Charles Wharton
Charles City
Dr. Salsbury Laboratories
Nancy Sweet
Maude Sweet
Orrin
Mankato
Minn
Otto G. Plautz
Automobile Insurance
W. G. Whitney Elevator
Tornado Insurance
Arthur
Ladies’ Voice
Jimmy Alls
Larson’s Store
Aurelia, Iowa
Sentinel
Lockin Agency
Paul Stieneke
Newton
Des Moines
Fraser
A. E. Krout
Mildred Fraser
Alex
Lou Walters
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Wilma
George
Lorna Luetkeman
Sutherland
George Talcott
Williams
E. W. Kammer
Arlington
Virginia
W. H. Bischel
Mr. Kammer
Wisconsin
Lucille Fee
Denver
Colo
Cleveland
Ohio
Storm Lake
James Fee
Fee
Clarence Glawe
Mildred
Francis P. Griffin
Beloit
Wis
Russell Flory
Wm. Glawe
Bill Lamb
Jeane Null
LeMars
Russell Null
Miss Null
Fire Insurance
Oo. C. Hickey
McCormick-Deering
Eddie Nelson
Spencer Music Supply
Spencer
Lazy Acre Farm
Victor
Columbia
Decca
Capitol Records
Spencer, Iowa
Farmers National Bank
Lester Lohr
Anna Pautz
P.O
Vancouver
Nue-Ovo Laboratories
Aurelia Theatre
Betty Hutton
Arturo DE Cordova
Robert Montgomery
John Wayne
Donna Reed
Society
Mildred Thomson
N. R
Victory Club
Bryce Thiel
Glenwood Waddell
Thiel
E. L. McDeid
Henry Braasch
P. L. E. F. Club
Aurelia Park
Lillie Fierk
Aurelia Rebekah Lodge
LO. Oo. F. Hall
Vernon Warriner
Noble Grand
Helen Carlson
Elvina Lewis
Fierk
Katzman Auto Wrecking CO
U. S. 59
Larry
Phone 194
Larry E. Griffith
Prop
Hog Waterers
Flor-Levi-Post
Gwans Owl
Morrell Hash
Blue Moon
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