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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
6
Local Happenings note the New Idea two row corn picker showcased by W. J. Sweet. The column lists community visits including Miss Mabel Johnson in Sioux City and Jimmie Scott returning from Minnesota, with many neighbors visiting relatives and attending church and club meetings.
The Pythian Sisters held a benefit card party at the R of P hall in Clinton with bridge and 500 among nine tables. Highs and lows were recorded for both games, door prize awarded to Soren Nelson, lunch served after play, and guest J M Whitney celebrated his birthday with a separate bridge party and gifts.
Funeral services were held at St. Johns Lutheran Hanover for Fred Miller born November 26 1858 in Cooke county Illinois who died Friday at Swallum hospital after a lingering illness. He was married to Margretha Grieme and left seven children two of whom preceded him in death. He lived 76 years 10 months and 1 day. The English sermon was by Rev Schmidt Storm Lake and the German by Rev Wehking Sioux City. The service included Lord's Supper to be administered next Sunday in English and a quarterly congregational meeting at 1 PM.
The Alta Westsiders softball team defeated the Aurelia All-Stars 5 to 3 on Aurelia grounds, then won the deciding game 5 to 4 in Alta Sunday afternoon. Thompson and Grienke pitched for Aurelia in the last two games.
Church board will present matter to church council. Rev and Mrs Wehking of Sioux City dined with the Hustedts. Rev Wehking officiated at Fred Millers funeral. Ladies Aid and U P Society plan monthly meetings Thursday. Zwemke family and Miss Menke visited Aurelia. Dickie Heimbruch visiting relatives in Manson and Aurelia. Crozier and Alta visits noted. Fish name variations across regions include bass, walleye, salmon, and crappie with many local aliases.
Coal offering includes 34 by 8 inch lumps priced at 8.75 dollars per load. Promises ample heat with low ash and volatility. Call No 45 for a load of this coal. Advertising notice.
For Rent Garage. Mrs. A. J. Whinery offers space to lease. For Sale Globe range in good condition priced right by Otto G. Plautz. Also for sale 82 x 6 10-ply truck tires and tubes in good condition with guarantee from Ol Co.
Tigers are exclusively Asiatic with a wide range from the Amur region in the north to Sumatra Java and Bali in the south and from Turkish Georgia in the west to Sakha on the east. They do not inhabit the high plateau of Central Asia.
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