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Newspaper

Aurelia Sentinel

Location

Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

4

Local social notes and travel plans from Albert City area

Virgil Thevenin of Albert City visited friends here last Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Sioux City visited Fred Wieland at his home. Mrs Jim Parrott returned from Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee after an operation. John Grashoff and Beth Shank visited the Wm Fricke home Lakefield Minn. Mrs Adolph Fassler returned home after an operation at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee. Elizabeth and Gladys Brown of Iowa City came to visit Aunt Mrs Richard Glawe. Chas Lockin plans eight day tour to the World's fair in New York and the east with a Potomac river side trip to Mt Vernon.

Robert Taylor Sioux City Fred Wieland Jim Parrott Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee John Grashoff This Place Beth Shank Primghar Wm. Fricke Lakefield Minn Adolph Fassler Elizabeth Gladys Brown Iowa City Richard Glawe Chas. Lockin New York City Mt. Vernon

Summer visits highlight lists of travelers and guests

Will Swanson visits his brother Nels in Grey Bull Wyoming. Mary Baltimore returns home to Linn Grove from Nelson Cafe. Solider Iowa visitors Mary Carlson Page and Jane visit Chester Sjoberg. Mary Lou and Darlene Anderson visit aunt in Alta. Currie Minn residents Edwin McCurdy Henry Stutz family visit Henry Stutz Sr. In Rockwell City Bert Griffith Somers Margaret Griffith Jeffer son visit Wade Brown. Billy Trease from Washington DC stays with grandparents J M Gay. Legionaries and Auxiliaries hold joint family picnic at City Park July 23 at 7 pm bring covered dish. Sentinel back page focuses on Aurelia banks budgets and school district estimates.

City Park

Social and Visiting Notes from Paullina Area

Local residents and visitors are listed with trips to Sioux City Bancroft Vermillion and Pella. Names include Dr and Mrs Wiemers, Irwin C. Kroll, L. E. Christensen, Edward Brummer, Wattie Holm, Earl McKinnis, Lois Schroeder, Jenice and Clarice Van Hooser, Mrs. Ruby, Lloyd Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. A V Fierk, Wm Goodburn, Russell Florey, Mrs. Florey, Mr. and Mrs. William Glane, H H Lockin.

Irwin C. Kroll L. E. Christensen Edward Brummer Wattie Holm Sioux City

Aurelia Notes on Visits and Local School and Entertainment

Mrs. Jack Lee and party visited Aurelia as the Epworth League sent six girls to the West Okoboji institute. The school board fixed next year’s budget with M. C. Paulson re elected as secretary, Martin Burshein as engineer, and J. M. Gay as janitor. New tenants include Espy McDeid taking over the F A Perry building for a plumbing shop August 1, while Rev Trigg and party plan a Canada trip.

M. C. Paulson Martin Burshein J. M. Gay Epworth League Institute Methodist West Okoboji Jeanne Anderson Delores Peterson Ellen Ohlson Roberta Dawson Lorraine Bruce Ramonia Thevenin Espy McDeid F. A. Perry Main Street Gaylord Salzkorn Mr. Salzkorn Aurelia

Fishermen Return From Northern Minnesota Trip With Mixed Catches

The John Mummert and Fred Jordan families arrived Tuesday night from Ottertai Ike in northern Minnesota. They found fishing fair due to water flies but kept a skillet full. R. S. Whitney Rex and Lois and Clair Whitney came home Saturday at 3 30 from Lake of the Woods Canada with good fishing and a curious trout. They traveled 642 miles with detours on a Friday morning non stop flight and were 400 miles from Aurelia at supper that day.

John Mummert Fred Jordan Ottertai Ike Minnesota R. S. Whitney Rex Lois Clair Whitney Lake of Woods Canada Aurelia

Social Notes Highlight Community Celebrations and Club Gatherings

Deloris and Doris Nelson celebrated their eleventh birthday with family and country home games on July 6. Rebekahs hosted Marcus lodge visitors July 7 with ice cream and a Friendship Gavel presentation. Mrs. O. S. Nelson marked a birthday with sisters and families on July 9. Hosting families gathered July 7 for ice cream and cake. Helping Hand circle members awarded contest prizes on July 7 and elected new officers. Miss Hale of Lake Park joined the group for a noon lunch. P. L. & FE club enjoyed needlework and fellowship July 11. Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting July 10 with officer installations and refreshments. Mrs. John Chilgren surprised with a birthday gathering July 13 including gifts and refreshments. Continuous community Social Notes document July events and local club activities.

Deloris Doris Nelson Rebekahs Marcus Lodge Anna Holmes Marcus Helping Hand Circle Roy Noble Evan Sauter Arthur Bruce Bert Nielsen Espy McDeid Les Card Norton Converse Jess McDeid Bert, Philpott A Hale Lake Park

East Afton and Elk Community Notices

Mrs. Wm. Booth reports social calls in East Afton and Elk area. Schaller residents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bouchey visited W M Booth. P L E F club met at Dolva Fassler’s Aurelia home. Roy Cassick from Cherokee helped with shocks at Orville Erickson’s. Dorothy Stieneke returned from Sioux Valley hospital duty. Various local visits occurred among Booths Hines Krasper Carrington Mitchell and others in Aurelia Quimby and Elk Point areas.

Louis Bouchey Schaller W. M. Booth Lillian Libby Julia Gustafson Edith Stieneke Dolva Fassler Aurelia Roy Cassick Cherokee Orville Erickson Dorothy Stieneke Sioux Valley Hospital John Booth M. Hines Frank Krasper Herman Nelson Wm. Booth Bob and Jerry Ellen Booth Arthur Carrington Quimby Fae Mitchell Elk Point South Dakota Bob Booth

Afton Vicinity Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Howard Fee of Rock township called at Wm Sleezer's Sunday afternoon. Miss Joan Mummert returned from Columbia Missouri after a month with her aunt Mrs Ned Rutledge. Mrs Wm Hansbruch celebrated a birthday with a surprise party planned by family. Effie Johnson of Aurelia shared the birthday. Mildred Cave went on an outing with friends at Okoboji.

Howard Fee Rock Township Wm. Sleezer Joan Mummert Columbia Ned Rutledge Wm. Hansbruch Lelia Effie Johnson Aurelia Mildred Cave Okoboji

Twilight tilt ends with four four draw at Fort Dodge

The Aurelia ball team and the C. L O. team of Fort Dodge played to a 4 to 4 draw Friday evening in a twilight tilt stopped after eight and a half innings due to darkness. The official score card for the game is not available.

Aurelia Ball C. L O Fort Dodge

Drive Carefully During National Vacation Rush

Public safety brief urges motorists to stay alert and drive responsibly as many cars travel nationwide. Emphasizes watching personal behavior, signaling intentions, staying in lane, and avoiding distraction to prevent fatalities. Encourages cautious driving to protect others on the road.

Weary Willie I Asks About Pinch to Live Jail Escape

Tattered Tom asks how to stay hidden outside prison walls while Weary Willie I seeks a way to survive. The exchange hints at jail break concerns and survival plans with street slang and unnamed settings.

Willie

Purple Cow quote spurs warning about hidden shoes

A fragment from the Purple Cow features a speaker threatening to shave if a pair of old men’s shoes beneath a bed remains empty. The line uses dialect to convey suspicion and resolve in a rough social setting.

Service Writer Inquiry on Board Charge for Draft Period

A widow asks about charging a board for a few weeks while gathering material for a country novel. She quotes five dollars per week unless dialect is needed, then three dollars extra.

Hiram

Busy Day Quip Sparks Quiet Parlor Laughs

A light exchange between Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Vixon reveals a playful domestic moment as they discuss a husband’s grumbling during visits. The joke hinges on the idea that the husband saves complaints for guests, producing a brief chuckle in the room.

Ill-Omen Husband in Readdressed Letter Mystery

A tense exchange reveals doubt as a wife suspects a mysterious letter meant for her husband’s new cook. The envelope has been readdressed five times, hinting at hidden motives and possible danger within a domestic scene.

Very Feeling Lena Four Days Growth Exchange

In a short exchange Lena asks if Myrtle felt annoyed by a caller with a four days' growth on his face. Myrtle responds that she did feel it very much.

Lena Myrtle

Easier to Love in a Tax Focused Match of Hearts

The woman was asked what kind of man she would marry again. She answered that she would choose a man who worried over the size of his income tax rather than his debts. Her remark highlights financial prudence as a desired trait in a spouse.

War of Devolution named for Louis XIV claim in 1667

The War of Devolution refers to the 1667-68 conflict sparked by Louis XIV attempting to claim Spanish territories through his wife Maria Theresa. The ownership was said to have devolved to her, prompting the war as France pursued the Spanish possessions.

Louis XIV Maria Theresa

Quality of Small Grain to Be Good in Iowa

Professor S. Dorchester of Iowa State College reports Iowa small grain will be short on straw but long on grain. He notes oats may be better than last year, with drilled crops outperforming broadcast stands.

Iowa S. 8. Dorchester Farm Crops Department Iowa State College Professor Dorchester Eddyville Lamont Shenandoah Red Oak Sioux City LeMars Sac City Kanawaha Waverly Marion Danvenport Burlington West Liberty Marshalltown Dorchester Corp

Wattie Holm Stars as Aurelia Defeats White Caps 8 6

Wattie Holm former major leaguer and ex Storm Lake leader shown as Aurelia beats the White Caps 8 to 6 before a record Fourth of July crowd. Holm handled nine chances without an error doubled and singled twice walked twice and scored twice in a standout night.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune Wattie Holm Storm Lake Baseball Sun Aurelia White Caps St. Louis Cardinal

Peterson Young Men Take Bicycle Tour

Peterson brothers Harold Hill and David Waite rode bicycles from Peterson to Minnesota two weeks ago. They traveled about 760 miles in a week of biking with relatives visited the other half, averaging roughly 100 miles per day.

Peterson Patriot Peterson Minnesota Harold Hill David Waite T-Bone Deleeve

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aurelia Ice Cream Store Lockin Agency Virgil Thevenin Albert City Mankato Commercial College Mankato, Minn Henry Glawe Arleen Illinois Michigan Will Swanson Nels Grey Bull Wyoming Mary Baltimore Nelson Cafe Linn Grove Page Carlson Jane Soldeir, Iowa Chester G. Sjoberg Mary Lou Darlene Anderson Alta Edwin McCurdy Henry Stutz Currie, Minn Henry Stutz Sr Bert Griffith Rockwell City Margaret Griffith Somers Mr. Steveson Jefferson Wade Brown Billy Trease Washington, D. C Mrs. J. M. Gay Sentinel Aurelia Consolidated Afton Earl McKinnis Cherokee County CCC Bancroft Lois Schroeder Mrs. Ella Johnson Jenice and Clarice van Hooser A V. Fierk Wm. Goodburn Vermillion S. C Mr. Goodburn Russell Florey Cleveland Ohio Florey William Glane H. H. Lockin Rochester Harry Mayo Brothers Hospital Jack Lee Adair B. F. Ruppert Alex Lee Rev Edwin Trigg Bill Jackson Auto J. J. Maloney Laporte Cuy Jim Will Hartigan Bert Dice A. A. Dingman Jap McManus Len Lewis Dr. Baker Lloyd Ruby Rock Valley Sioux Rapids Thomas F. Barnhart University of Minnesota Barngoodwill Zes Society Mildred Thomson O. S. Nelson Emil Thyte Everly Walter Sherrill Clinton Cooper Hartley Johnson Jed Fassler Legion Auxiliary Gladys Will Ruby Carlson John Chilgren Leslie Paulson Art Larson Chilgren East Afton & Elk Earl Zivick America Razor Shiplap Mgr Wattie Vulcan Service Guarantee Oil Co Aurelia, Iowa
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