Farmers Elevator Co promotes twine pricing
Farmers Elevator Co invites customers to call before placing orders for twine, signaling competitive pricing and direct handling of products.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
4
Farmers Elevator Co invites customers to call before placing orders for twine, signaling competitive pricing and direct handling of products.
Church school to follow at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m pastor Edwin Trigg presides educational note quotes Donald Rose on wasted childhood time for learning nonessential things and silly tricks
The text notes that Great Britain Hungary Sweden and the Irish Free State require keeping to the left while most of the world uses the right side of the road. It contrasts regional practices in a concise summary.
The Rebekah Circle met at the LOF hall for quilting and a picnic lunch. The NR club gathered at Mrs. Cliff Coombs home for business, contests, and dining, with prize winners Mrs. Homer Robar and Mrs. Geo. Parrott. Elizabeth Neville and Florence Harrison honored at a Paulson sisters bridge party with prizes for La Von Dukes, Florence Harrison, and Ruth Welch. WFM society of the Congregational church met at Mrs. Z. Chamberlin’s home for a Bible lesson and readings. Margaret Eddy hosted a luncheon and bridge at the Lockin Hotel with prizes for Gladys Glane and Mrs. Neubauer. guests included Nellie Robinson and Mrs. Wayne Leonard.
Mt Olive Notes detail July 3 gathering hosted by Mrs Victor Frank with assistant hostess Mrs Paul Frank plus a prior large turnout for a home meeting at Mrs Will Hahn. Reports of ice cream socials, birthday tributes, visits from Quimby Aurelian and Cherokee folks, and church social events across Good Hope Mt Olive Diamond Center and Meriden.
Annabelle McGregor suffered a severe foot injury when a horse stepped on her foot on Saturday resulting in amputation of one toe. Letty Jones of Cherokee helps Mrs. Minor with house work. Howard Anderson visited Storm Lake on Sunday.
East Afton and Elk Mr and Mrs Herbert Kolpin were Washta callers Thursday. Many neighbors and relatives from Aurelia Cherokee and Washta visited in homes or dropped by for Sunday and weekday calls. Guests included Mrs Howard Maigat A BE club hostesses and extended family from Rankin Sioux Falls and Storm Lake with references to the Booth and Gerjets families.
Mr and Mrs Herman Linquist visited Grandma Linquist who has been ill Wednesday evening. Mrs John L Stevens and daughter Betty Lee of Des Moines stayed several days at the William Haight home returning home Sunday.
The Diamond Ladies Aid gathered Friday at Miss Bess Pitcher home with several guests from Aurelia and Mt. Olive vicinity. A fine supper concluded the gathering. Liming and local youths attended a party at Edgar Johnson home in Silver township last Thursday evening with good reports. Mabel Becker visited Marguerite Haight earlier this week. Will Haight and Bernice Rasche went to Ames as Diamond Stars 4-H delegates to the state convention at the state college. Oscar Carlberg and neighbors hosted a Sunday gathering near Galva with multiple Diamond residents. A picnic at Wescott park in Cherokee featured several local families including the Petersons, Swansons, and others.
Dent will preach at Diamond and Guoodhope Sunday July 38. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Loucks spent Thursday forenoon with Mrs Loucks in Aurelia. Mr and Mrs Geo Zwick and family spent Friday at Fred Zwicks near Sutherland. Donald Gro of Cherokee returned home Saturday after a week at Guy Robinsons. Mr and Mrs Earl Zwick and family spent Sunday in the Brady home near Sutherland. Members of the Menefee Cave and Sleezer families attended a funeral at Rembrandt. Mesdames Harold Anderson and Earl Zwick and children spent Saturday afternoon near Alta. Mr and Mrs Wm Jenkins of Washta spent Sunday at Geo Zwicks.
All classified locals ten cents per line first insertion. Go a line for each succeeding insertion. Phone number 70 R3. Wanted good fresh milch cow. August Carlberg. Found horse blanket between Auralia and Cherokee on primary No. 4. Call Sentinel office.
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