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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
3
Aurelia residents report births and visits, promotions, and local events. Notable items include new births to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eddy and to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Stutz, Lotus visits, school and church meetings, eclipse sighting, and plans for bank holidays, with many names and places from the community.
Mrs. Howard Deylett hosted a Thursday bridge with three tables. Mrs. J. Grapen won high, Walter Matzdorft took traveling prize. Arnold Faber hosted a youth party with dancing and refreshments. Out-of-town guests included Alice Bushlow and Helen Simmons from Cherokee. Dick Whitney marked his 7th birthday with 16 little talks and games supervised by Miss Bertha Hunter. 4-H girls held a Farewell surprise for Jane Blanch Friday evening with games and lunch. Mrs. B. B. McCarty celebrated with a birthday surprise hosted by the Rebekah Circle. high prize went to Mrs. Carl Larson. Bobby Dawson hosted 20 children for a lawn party August 22 with games and lunch. Lois Anderson entertained about 50 youngsters at a Thursday lawn party ending with ice cream and cake. Geneva Nelson hosted a Monday bridge party for several ladies. Pauline Roach of Plainfield, IA attended and won two prizes. Eloys Nelson hosted a two-table bridge party with Anna Paulson high score. W. F. M. S. met at Mrs. Will Grawe with program on Whitherbound and Blind Spots. readings by Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Wharton, Rev. Trigg, and Mrs. Forney Dukes, and Miss Gladys Glawe spoke about a California trip. A two-course lunch followed.
Farm Bureau Exchange announces a weed pest eradication field day at the sale experiment station weed plots in Hawarden on September 7. The event will discuss work results up to now. The Wawarden station operates as a field lab for the Iowa experiment station under Dr. A. L. Bakke.
The article discusses practices to deter weed growth using various chemical exterminators and cultural methods. It mentions terms such as sealy spurge and creveping jeony as part of an effort to identify practical weed control approaches.
In Cherokee County Iowa No 2838 13 L17 T B Parker named executor of the estate of August Kenneybeep deceased. He is to collect debts and pay claims. Creditors must present claims to the undersigned and file with the Clerk of the District Court I J Carpenter Clerk. Dated August 22 1932. 24 2
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