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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
A busy Aurelia column lists daily notices from residents and businesses. Items include sales at Home Grocery and drugstore specials, visits from Cherokee and Des Moines residents, upcoming church events, farm meetings, and local appointments with names and places such as Owens LeMars Storm Lake and Hinsdale Illinois.
Mrs. Clarence Kaskey hosted the Linger Longer bridge club with three tables and high scores for Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lighter. Other groups met for bridge with prizes to Mrs. A. E. Krout and L. E. Christensen. Pythian Sisters held a benefit card party with high scores to Zelda Chamberlin and R. B. Harrison, and consolation prizes to Mrs. Wesley Stutz and Louis Daniels. The Past Chiefs club enjoyed a Thursday social and six oclock dinner. Lutheran Ladies Aid met for social needlework and lunch. W F M S discussed China topics with Grace Meier leading. Classified ads promote new rates.
Weekend guests and relatives fill Aurelia households with visits to the Booth home and Matzdorff family. Nearby news includes a funeral in Nebraska, a birth in Aurelia, and a county school directors gathering with noon meals and a Highview program.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Liming attend the funeral of Mr. Charles Bruce at Good Hope with Rev. Liming in charge. Sunday visitors at the Peterson home included Mr. and Mrs. John Galvin and Clara Brown of Galva. Linquist Brothers hauled cattle to Sioux City for sale and several trips were made to the Sioux City market.
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