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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
4
Aurelia notes cover visits by Hines, Branstetter, Locke, and Grashoff families to Cherokee, Sioux City, Fort Dodge, and Arn olf areas. Resident moves include Lloyd Rinden resigning at Eclipse Lumber and B. L. Troup taking over as school superintendent. Community events mention garden produce, gladiolus sales, and a coming fiftieth wedding anniversary for Melvin and a local notice on tax levy reduction.
Diamond Stars schedule events with a local achievement day set for July 31 at Diamond Center and a county achievement day on August 13 in Cherokee. The group’s next meeting is at Joyce Pepper's home on August 12, as reported by 4-H Reporter Louise Streed.
Holstein IA July 22 news confirms a state charter for a new Holstein bank. Fred R. Jones former executive vice president of Sioux City’s First National Bank leads the project alongside R. M. Crane Holstein examiner and C. J. Obrecht Spirit Lake with the National Banking department.
Mrs. Wilbur Sweet hosted a large afternoon gathering for Mrs. BE Bundy with a two course lunch. Mr. and Mrs. M Hines hosted guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Kinney of Chicago. The Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. K C Dagger. prizes went to Mrs. Winifred Moulton and Mrs. Helmer Cariberg. Mrs. Salem Snyder entertained sisters and friends for a 500 game night with a two course lunch. Mrs. Ern Bundy received guests for a social afternoon with garden flower decor and a five oclock luncheon. The A E club met at Mrs. Jay Petton’s. threshing delayed meetings, then a two course lunch. A picnic by the A I club near Stoner bridge drew fifty six attendees for dinner ice cream and cake, plus kitten ball games and visiting with families listed.
The community reports the funeral of Peter Laposky in Cherokee at Immaculate Conception Church with attendees from Colorado Springs and former local residents. Numerous visits, gatherings, 4 H club activities, threshing, and social events are noted across the area including visits to Sioux City and Storm Lake, family gatherings, and church and club activities through the week.
Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper included John Shanks family from near Arthur, George Leber and daughter Donnabelle from Galva, and Marguerite Dean and Mary Haight. Fifteenth birthdays for George and Joyce Pepper were noted. Edward Shanks stayed a week at the Pepper home. Diamond Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Clifford Dubes with good attendance and a social afternoon. Mrs. Dubes provided a supper. Ann Nordstrom helped her brother Wendell thresh oats in Silver Township. Marie Streed assists her aunt Mrs. Herman Linquist with housework. Aby Leber accompanied by his...
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