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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
4
Community notes include shop promos like Cocomalt at 48c and shelf paper at 10c, plus numerous family visits and travel. Local residents and guests travel between Aurelia, Cherokee, Storm Lake, Sioux City, and Des Moines as banks close for Federal Reserve notices and high school basketball ends season.
Miss Blaire Merkley spent the weekend at Sac City with grandparents. 30 envelopes of Criterion Lawn writing paper on sale at 19¢. Mr and Mrs John Deller moved to Froning residence. Community Theatre announces new shows Saturday and Sunday and next Wednesday. Victor Ferguson and Miss Aileen Crepps visited Rochester MN. Mrs J Shank and Mrs John Grassoft went to Sioux City to visit daughter sister Mrs Chas Locke. George Kaskey moved to John Mumert residence west of the tracks. Mary Lucille Simmons hosted Des Moines visitors over weekend. Aurelia Community Club not meeting next Friday to allow high school squads and fathers to use hall. monthly card party planned Friday. Mrs Axel Johnson hosted Pitcher Farm Bureau club Feb 28. lesson on yard improvements. twelve ladies danced. lunch served.
Mrs. Alma Anderson enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering at Fred Hekinson residence with over fifty friends. Cards and visiting plus baskets for lunch defined the evening. Several guests traveled from south of Cherokee.
Local newspaper reveals new classified pricing with ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each additional insertion. Advertisers urged to plan campaigns using the updated rate structure.
Numerous socialBridge gatherings are recorded with prizes awarded at five seven and three table games. Ladies and men prizes include Mrs Roy Qhigon Lars Mark Howard Nelson and Clarence Kaskey. Lunches followed, with Easter egg decor and birthday cake for Marion Jordan.
J A McGuire Rock Rapids field inspector for federal feed and seed loans talked with county agent C G Turner about qualification changes. He plans weekly Cherokee visits in March and April to review farmer loan applications numbered by the central committee and county agent as applications rise by about 40 percent. Local farmers may file as supplies arrive through Turner.
Notice to electors of the consolidated independent district of New Aurelia in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa that the annual meeting will be held in Aurelia Iowa on the second Monday in March 1938 at noon to 7 PM Two directors will be elected for three year terms to succeed Ear Fraser and Geo Blanch The meeting will open for business Per H H Deyloff Secretary 502
Community notes report twenty five youths from Good Hope and Diamond enjoyed a party at Frank and Maurice Petersons home with games and ice cream. Several families and individuals are listed changing homes or visiting relatives in the Diamond Cherokee area during the weekend and following days.
A police dog that vanished six weeks ago is missing. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Finder should leave details at the Sentinel office.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gearke moved to the Neville place. William Buell moved from the Goettsch farm to a farm north of Galva. A Frederickson family relocated to the Peterson farm left vacant by the John Swanson family.
Maeterlinck notes letters serve to share soul pictures when bodies are apart. He believes these soul portraits often reveal truer traits than physical presence.
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