Local News Items From Aurelia and Surrounding Area
Local notes list visitors and travels including Dr and Mrs W G Port in Oakland Mrs Olive Johnson and Miss Bess Pitcher Sioux City visitors Mrs Fritz Mueller of Cherokee staying with her mother Mrs Mildred Thomson. Several births, illnesses, travel to Omaha and Los Angeles. Community events include Congregational Ladies Aid meeting October 18 and Men’s Brotherhood harvest sale netting about 60. Numerous house moves, visits, and deliveries. notes on Carl Herold’s hospital progress and local business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood of the Congregational Church
O. W. Albright
O. L. Schroeder
Knawha
Emil Hansen
Schaller
Charles Locke
Sioux City
John Grashoff
Harold
Navy
Mississippi
Bremerton
Washington
Seattle
San Pedro
California
Carl Kannenberg
Los Angeles
Local Social and Business Notices From Cherokee Area
Community updates include Mrs Ellen Holden visiting Aurelia friends, Mr and Mrs F E Pratt traveling to Sioux City, Earl Crippen leasing Cherokee farmland to Cameron brothers from Anthon, Mrs Millie Litchfield visiting Aunt Mary Demarest in Mineapolis, Morris Dingling from Casper visiting with Niels Petersen, Miss Arleen Kolpin studying cosmetology in Sioux City weekend with parents, Leo Kolpin and Ralph Mongan family welcome a daughter born September 28, and visits among Pete Peterson Carrie Pederson homes in Manson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Fierk
Millie Litchfield
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Everett Litchfield
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Harold Demarest
Bertha Demarest
Cushing
Ralph Demarest
Melvin Mongan
Cherokee
T. P. Griffith
Roy
Mary Demarest
Arleen Kolpin
Sioux City
Leo Kolpin
East Afton and Elk social notes from Mrs Booth
Mrs Wm Booth hosts A-Delt-M club with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dagger of Aurelia. Five hundred at four tables. Florence Hines and John Booth win high, W M Booth low, W M Booth also wins bingo. Lunch by Mrs Ammons. Numerous visits and callers noted, including Albert Waldo in Aurelia, Leo Carrington with Booths, and relatives traveling from Aurelia to Atlantic. Several guests from nearby towns attend K of P and Pythian Sisters convention in Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ammons
Kenneth Dagger
Aurelia
Florence Hines
John Booth
W. M. Booth
Ammons
Albert Waldo
M. Hines
Leo Carrington
Clyde Erickson
Cherokee
Bob
Gerry Booth
Sioux City
Orris Erickson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Connie
Society Notes Highlights From Local Bridge Clubs
Mrs Ruth Carlberg hosted a one oclock luncheon and six table bridge, with prizes to Mrs Mabel Moulton and Miss Mabel Johnson for high scores, Leota Davis door prize, and several others for table prizes. Birthday surprises for Mrs Albert Fierk, and a birthday lunch followed. Mrs Gustafson hosted three bridge tables for her husband’s birthday with prizes to Homer Robar, Arthur Larson, George Parrott, and a traveling prize. Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sister lodge attended a theater party at the American in Cherokee, then lunched at the Chocolate Shop. Past President’s Parley met at Mrs Pearl Dailey’s for lunch. Helping Hand Circle members and guests celebrated a club birthday with gifts and a birthday cake. Mrs Bud Sauter attended as a guest. Multiple bridge sessions followed by luncheon were hosted by Mrs Walter Meinking and Mrs Emma Rapp, with high, second high, traveling, and low score prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Carlberg
Mabel Moulton
Mabel Johnson
Leota Davis
Ida Buddenhagen
Bess Lindsay
Ralph Peterson
Fae Fraser
Arthur Renaud
Viola Christensen
Chas. Gustafson
Gustafson
Homer Robar
Arthur Larson
George Parrott
Pythian Sister Lodge
Chocolate Shop
Helping Hand Circle
Evan Sauter
Fred Parrott
Bud Sauter
Walter Meinking
K. C. Dagger
Howard Deyloff
Jack Grapen
Roy Matzdorff
Margaret Scott
Melvin Sitz
Peterson
Leslie Paulson
Mrs Peckenschneider Hosts Wednesday Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Art Peckenschneider and Mrs Howard Nelson hosted a one o'clock lunch last Wednesday. Bridge was played on three tables with Mrs Irwin Kroll winning high score and Mrs Chester Sjoberg second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nelson
Irwin Kroll
Chester Sjoberg
Tabby as Spanish Tapia Material Origin
The article explains tabby or tabby lime as a concrete mix used by Spaniards, noting it is not composite oyster shell but an adaptation of tapia, the Spanish term for the material. It highlights Tabbs a variant spelling and clarifies historical usage.
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Mummert Howe. CO
Mummert Home. Co
Espy
W. G. Port
Oakland
Olive Johnson
Bess Pitcher
Fritz Mueller
Mildred Thomson
Steve Crippen
Chas. Waddell, Jr
Ervil Rapp
Carol Gene
Knawha, Iowa
John Mummert
Dean Mummert
Omaha
Bill Mummert
Burbank
Mary Fraser
Estherville
F. A. Perry
H. H. Lockin
John
Men’s Brotherhood
J. W. Grapen
Walter Matzdorff
Waterloo
E. C. Lighter
Selene
Mrs. Lighter
W. F. Selene
Jefferson, Iowa
L. J. Crane
Afton Township
Hartley
R. Harris
Illinois Central
John Holderness
Floyd Allen
Mildred
Vernon White
Mt. Olive
Des Moines
Albert Fierk
Clyde Leeds
Storm Lake
Frank Meyers
Sheldon
Mildred Whitney
R. S. Whitney
J. M. Whitney
Misa Celia Lewis
Webster City
Paul
Mrs. Wilbert George
Ernest Bjooklund
C. C. Beeghley
Arvin Davis
Elizabeth Palmer
Claude Davis
Morningside
C. H. Kaskey
Wm. Walter
Congregational Ladies Aid
Aid
Mesdames A
J. M. Gay
Perry Aylesworth
Russell Parrott
Frank Parrott
Hazel
Joan Parrott
Balaton
Earl Johnson
Carl Herold
Bud Fogleman
Niels P. Petersen
C. W. Albright
Ella Singer
Santa Cruiz
Ray Beeghley
Clyde Beeghley
M. A. Trumbull
Hayden Wilson
Manson
Wade Brown
Ruth Fierk
the Sentinel
Miss Fierk
Larson’s
Stora
Earl Crippen
Conrad Engdahl
Near Aurelia
Samoulson
Newell
Lindsay
Sac City
Andrew Peterson
Near Wall Lake
North Front Room
Larson
Hall
Pete, the Tailor
Ellen Holden
F. E. Pratt
Cameron Brothers
Anthon
Mineapolis
Morris Dingling
Casper
Wyoming
Ralph Mongan
Jede Gayle Elizabeth
East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Mummert Howe
S Parley
Pearl Dailey
Emma Rapp
Leslie Carde
J. C. Eding
Aurelis
Art Peckenschneider
Community Theatre
Jane Withers
Adventurs
Robin Hood
Olivia de Havilland
Basil Rathbone
Claude Rains
Aaa
Melville Reel
Warner Bros
Crime School
Humphrey Bogart
Briardale
Ohio
Hills Bros
Alec
Aurelia, Iowa
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