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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
6
Local notes report visits between families from Galva Wichita Beresford and Storm Lake. Social events include oyster supper planning and a fried chicken dinner. Weather turns chilly with snow reports, plus community updates from Farm Bureau and school recitals in Cherokee.
Advertises special prices on canned goods by the dozen or case at Home Grocery. Mentions Wall and McCurdy as dealers and a phone number. Includes social notes of local residents visiting relatives, moves, and weekend travels among Shanks, Harker, Griffels, Boysen, Tetzloff, Walter, Paulson, and Deyloff families.
Rev Arthur Otto of Galva will lead services in Hanover on Sunday. Pastor Kurt Horn will preach the dedicatory sermon for the new church basement to be used for Sunday school and meetings. Services start at 9:30 a.m. in Hanover, with a teacher and pastor conference closing Oct 25.
With a new hog marketing season under way, county agent C. G. Turner notes the industry’s path rests with farmers. A nationwide referendum on October 26 asks whether to pursue a corn hog adjustment program or release control, affecting production in coming years. Local meetings review prices, feed, and market outlook as 2188 U S corn hog production associations operate nationwide.
Mrs. Erwin Kroll hosted a bridge gathering with two tables and refreshments. Rebekah Circle met at Mrs. B. B. McCarty’s home for lunch and birthday observances. Laverne Dawson and Dr. Keith Mason wed in Shreveport on October 1. Various clubs held sessions, contests, and dinners, including N. R. club and Pythian Card club events.
Mrs. Clarence Kaskey hosted a Tuesday card party with four bridge tables. Davis won the family prize and Mr A A Davis captured the traveling prize. Mrs G R Wharton made high score and Mrs N R Whitney was second. Mrs L E K Christensen won traveling prize. An elaborate Halloween luncheon followed with tallies and decorations.
Take advantage of our new rates on classified advertising. 10c per line for first insertion and 5c per line for each additional insertion. Perry and McDeid offer pump, windmill, and plumbing services. Phone 171 or 154. tf
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