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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
7
In Aurelia readers see ads for insecticides and plants, plumbing services by Geo A Hansen and Esby McDeid, and local business hours on Decoration Day. Reports cover visits, funerals, village events, senior class play Chintz Cottage on June 4, and a busy civic calendar with meetings, parades, and road work progress.
Hanover community gatherings are described with visits from families in Alta, Manson, Storm Lake, Odebolt, and Aurelia. Events include a May 21 Christ ascension service in German at St John’s Lutheran, a Mother’s Day program by St John’s Ladies Aid, and a Young People sociable. many residents are listed by name in the weekend and weekday visits.
C K Graybill of Galva visited Mt Olive area. Mrs John Leber and Mrs Edgar Johnson attended a club at Mrs Tony Leber’s. Mrs Rueben Ohlson’s mother fractured her hip and went to Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee. Glenn Matthews of Aurelia visited George Schafer. Schools nearby closed for a break. Silver No 1 picnic at Wescotts Park. Silver No 6 ends Friday. Several social visits, parties, and family picnics noted. Corn planting expected by week’s end amid showers and labor. Men from Dakota drilling a well on John Leber’s farm.
Mrs Walter Matzdorff and Mrs Jack Grapen hosted a Sunday afternoon shower for Edna Ruebsam. Guests offered advice and gifts as Joann Deyloff and Carolyn Kolpin presented a peach orchid basket, followed by a two course luncheon and favors of Lobelia plants.
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