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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
2
Local brief roundup lists Mrs Clinton Mitchell visiting relatives in Sioux Falls and numerous Sunday visits across Aurelia Cherokee Marcus and surrounding towns. Activities include hardware ads, market specials, church society meetings, and football outlook as Marcus comes to play Aurelia Friday in a county contest.
The first encyclopedia written in English and alphabetically arranged was the Universal English Dictionary of Arts and Sciences by John Harris, a London clergyman, published in 1704.
Recurring bridge games and social gatherings are reported: Dr and Mrs A H Eddy host Linger Longer club with high scores awarded to Mrs W H Bischel and E C Lighter. Rebekah Circle meets at Mrs Chas Miller with needlework and lunch. Mrs A E Krout hosts three-table bridge with prizes for Mr and Mrs K C Dagger. P L E F club enjoys a social afternoon. Past Chief's club shares social time and a six thirty dinner. Embroidery club gathers for socializing and needlework. Mrs Earl Kludas hosts a two-table bridge with multiple prize winners. A surprise miscellaneous shower honors Miss Gladys Stutz. Quilting and games feature at the Parrott gatherings.
Mary Linquist born May 5 1844 in Sweden died October 16 1932 at Alta aged 88. Survived by four children thirteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Alta with Rev Hanson and pallbearers from Alta. burial beside husband in Diamond township cemetery.
Hanover notes show Charley Zwemke arrived back Monday after spending weeks on business in Lewiston Montana. The column also lists visits by Mrs Chester Kelpin and daughter Marlys near Galva and several local gatherings including a birthday surprise for Charley Zwemke on October 16th with games and refreshments.
Ed Istump and family returned from Missouri after a visit with relatives. Carl Ammons had his tonsils removed at Storm Lake. Mrs. Oslo Shak Minnie Shank and Mrs Guether and daughter from Aurelia called at Wm Ono s. Dinner guests at Fred Kolpin s included several Brooke and Cherokee residents and family members. Mrs Ruby Kludas hosted a bridge gathering.
Orris Erickson and Phyllis Wirth of Cherokee spent Sunday evening at the W. M. Boath home. Mr and Mrs O K East of Aurelia visited Carl Ammon. Arthur Ruebsam hosted a party with Wm Ruebsam and LaMerne in Aurelia. M Hines of Aurelia had Sunday dinner with W M Booth. Orville and Conley Erickson visited Ray Hines in Aurelia. Lois Booth and Gladys Johnson attended a Junior class party at Mary Fraser's in Aurelia. Paul Grienke and wife welcomed a son born Sunday October 9.
The notice states Mum mert Hardware Co has completed its glass stock, confirming full inventory levels for customer orders and supplier fulfillment. The brief item emphasizes readiness and inventory assurance.
A Fargo youth asks if many women preachers exist in the United States. The Tribune editor responds with a provocative remark that there are millions, noting they are not all in pulpits. The exchange reflects a bold stance on women's roles in religious public life.
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