Pythian Sisters Tour March Meetings and Bake Sale
Aurelia Temple No. 72 Pythians Sisters held March 6 and March 20 meetings with officers present. Reports, visiting committees, district delegates named, bake sales planned, and gifts given. A hand embroidered scarf was donated to the temple. Get-Together club met with thirteen members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Aurelia Temple No. 72
Dorothy Shaw
Betty Anderson
Ruth Sexton
Hazel Stutz
Vesta Ohlson
Fall Grand Temple
Rubie Carlson
Ruby Johnson
Margaret Booth
March of
Hazel Sturgeon
Dolva Fassler
Jeanette Mongan
Gladys Rapp
Amy Peterson
Alice
Aurelia Pythian
Gladys Larson
Beulah Dagger
Maude Lewis
Mae Holderness
Vera Rapp
Ethel Kruse
Tena Grienke
Temple
Golda Buxton
Vera Menefee
Club Circles Plan April Meetings and Social Lunches
The report notes multiple Congregational Circles meeting on April 3 at various hosts led by Mrs. George Wharton and others. Past Chiefs gathered with Mrs. Clifford Coombs. a lunch followed the social hour. Em broidery and neighboring clubs held Friday sessions with hostess duties recorded. Mrs. Maurice Mallory of Cherokee attended a circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Coombs
Congregational
Mary Guild
George Wharton, Sr
Ed Rice
Mayflower
McKinley Menefee
Priscilla Alden
Albert Fierk
Peregrine White
Fae Fraser
Rebekah Circle
O. S. Nelson
Maurice Mallory
Cherokee
Aurelia Garden Club and Women’s Fellowship Meet in April
Twelve members answered roll call and a short meeting followed by visiting and fancy work. Aurelia Garden Club plans a meeting April 1 at Mrs. Clarence Kaskey’s home. Women’s Fellowship met at the Congregational church parlor with Mrs. Richard Glawe presiding and Mrs. Walter Anderson leading devotion and program on Easter themes. Public supper served by a committee including Mrs. Cockburn, Glawe, Fierk, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Larson
Aurelia Garden Club
Clarence Kaskey
Womens Fellowship
Congregational Church
Richard Glawe
Lee Robinson
Walter Anderson
Cross
Mary Magdelene
Christ
Anderson
Wood
Harriet McCurdy
Helmer Carlberg
George Cockburn
Floyd Glawe
Albert Fierk
Arthur Hickey
Sadie
Dessert Bridge Club and Birthday Gathering Noted
Mrs. Carl Peterson and others hosted a Dessert Bridge club gathering on March 18 with Mabel Johnson first high and Mrs Jack Grapen second. A relative gathering honored Archie Nelson for his birthday at August Nelson’s home. Reverend J E Gebhardt hosted a fellowship dinner for visiting clergy. Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson hosted Sunday Evening Bridge on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Mabel Johnson
Jack Grapen
Nelson
Archie R. Nelson
J. E. Gebhardt
Hilmer
Hiatt
Mt. Olive
Sunday Evening Bridge Club
Mrs
Orlo
Shank and Meinking Guests in Card Club Night
M C Paulson and Mrs Kas key won high scores while Walter Mein king and Mrs Whitney took second. Orlo Shank and Mrs Nelson, Sr. were low. Lunch followed play. Wedding planning ads follow with personalized napkins.
Card of Thanks from Excelsior Springs patient
Mrs. Will Wieland expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for ecards and letters while at the Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri, appreciating the thoughts and support during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Appreciation for attendance at state tournaments by basketball squads
The message thanks the boys and girls basketball squads and coaches for their contributions that enabled attendance at the state tournaments.
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Pythian Sisters
Ola Eding
Vain Vy
Hansbruch
Emmett Rand
Clifford Menefee
Frank Oakes
Mel Menefee
Art Will
Embroidery Club
Howell
Aurelia
Iowa
Conoco
Conoco Super Motor Oil
Conoco Super
S Phares
L. H. Daniels
Robert Bjorkgren
the Sentinel
Will Wieland
Richard Simmons
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Aurelia, Iowa
Cherokee County
Fred Radke
Verna B. Lockin
Exec. Com
Louis Bengtson
CU Ae
Eclipse
Aene Brvice
Harold A. Mohr
Mer
Swenson
Aen
Aurelia, Iona
Raymond Kruse
U. S
Robin Hood
Criisco
U.S
Clapp
Stokely
Kraft’s Velveeta
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