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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
4
Courthouse chatter and neighborhood visits fill the Aurelia Sentinel as residents attend funerals and church events, welcome travelers, and report moves. Local officials, including deputy marshal George Scott, and clergy settle into new duties while families travel to Sioux City, Storm Lake, and Peterson for services and visits.
Relatives travel from across Cherokee and surrounding counties to Joan Robinsons funeral held midweek at the Robinson home. Flowers express sympathy. Local gatherings include the Crotatem club meeting at the Peterson vicinity and bingo prizes. Farm life notes report corn picking underway and water, with multiple Sunday visits among neighbors and kin.
Mr and Mrs Dick Schmidt and family shopped in Storm Lake Monday. Albert Leitz William Leitz of Minnesota visited Herman Winterhoff and William Brown homes. Herman Buman business callers at Linn Grove Tuesday. Mrs Dick Schmidt visited Reinhart Miller in Galva Tuesday. Storm Lake shoppers included Mrs Oscar Thompson Mrs William Brown with Virgil and Mrs Emmet Pyle and daughter Sylvia Wednesday. Alfred Cottong Henry Specketer guests at William Specketer Sunday. Edgar Specketer and daughter Elvira dined with Henry Stout Sunday. Rev H Webking preached at Waterloo mission festival Sunday. Fred Schmeckoeper son Bobby and Herman Wrede returned from Chicago Friday. A local in our for sale column will sell it Try it once.
Various social clubs and guests are noted in October gatherings. Mrs C E Ammons hosted a card party with prizes won by Mrs K O Dagger and others. Luncheon followed with autumn decor. Other groups including Larkin Club Cherokee, Embroidery Club, Cro-ta-tem, M E Ladies, and Womans Club held meetings with luncheons, readings, and bridge.
The o'clock cafeteria luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by Mesdames Emmet Anmons and Joy Mumnmert. The afternoon included contests with prizes won by Mesdames Fannie Ware Earl Kludas Salem Strgilish and Miss Hazel Parrott. Mrs Sig Matzdorff entertained a few ladies Wednesday afternoon with two hostesses and assistance from Mrs A Grasholf.
In a London Tit-Bits fragment a couple exchange mournful reflections on destiny and missed chances. He kneels, declares their bond across time, and laments fate guiding their love as they sit by a sofa. The piece ends with wistful contemplation of what might have been.
The text notes bees live about six weeks with two weeks in the hive and suggests a beekeeper often studies them. It discusses limited lifespan and the difficulty of distinguishing individuals.
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