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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel warns that the paper will not stop at expiration unless notified and that subscribers who continue to accept the paper will be obligated to pay for it. This notice is issued by E. C. Lighter, proprietor, Aurelia Iowa.
Mt Olive notes show visitors from Sioux Falls Aurelia and Clinton Iowa. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Victor Franks home planning a 26 cent fried chicken supper. Local schools opened with multiple teachers named. Baptismal services held and several residents visited kin in Iowa Nebraska S D and Minnesota amid a damaging Friday storm with hail harming corn.
The Diamond area records social calls from Washington visitors Edna Lindsay and Marjorie Weise to Miss Luella Hickey and family. Recital participants Helen Betty Ohlson and Faye Nordstrom performed. many families from Storm Lake Aurelia and Sioux Falls visited relatives. Diamond schools resume with teachers listed and students entering Aurelia Galva and Cherokee schools. A weekend tournament schedule and community updates cap the bulletin.
The Elk school No. 4 began Monday with 21 students including three newcomers Dale Booth Elsie Mae and Jean Haight who previously attended Brooke. A large crowd attended the kitten ball game at Herbert Kolpin's Sun.
Mrs Lissie Mongan and family with Dexter McQuinn met McQuinn relatives at Cherokee for a picnic dinner. Martin Wilson visited from Swisher with son and wife of Moline Minnesota. Lois Anderson of Aurelia visited Mildred Cave. Solgrove family of Adaza Iowa visited Leat Cave. George Zwick and Laurine visited Henry Stevens in Cherokee. Schools started Monday then dismissed at noon for Labor Day and book purchases. George Good Jr returned from Cherokee after rheumatism treatment at Sioux Valley hospital. Lena Brady hosted Will Brady at home. Earl Zwick hosted others. Mrs Sleezer attended a shower in Cherokee for Lena Wolverton. Dale spent afternoon with Dale McGuffin. Menefee and Sleezer trip to Minnesota for land near Argyle. Menefee visited Morgan Minnesota relatives. Mabel Martin of Sutherland came to work for Mrs Clow for the school year. Martha Phipps and Gladys Johnson won first prize for Using Iowa's Corn at the state fair. they and their leader earn a free trip to Ames.
Hanover residents report weekend guests from Fairmont Minnesota and Nebraska. Reunions include Dick Schmidt and Reinhart Miller households in Galva. Miss Edna Golnitz returns to Sioux City for hospital duties while Milton Otto heads to Concordia College in St Paul and Arthur Otto to Springfield Illinois for studies.
Mrs B L Troup hosted a six o'clock buffet for the school faculty. A large out of town guest list attended gatherings at the C E Ammons home and at various bridge parties with prizes awarded and lunches served. The afternoons included social visits and a plan to make an annual event.
The W. F. M. S. gathered Wednesday afternoon at the M. E. church parlors. Mrs. Frank Waddell led devotion with Crystals. Eurella Waddell led a lesson on Personalizing the Dollars. Gean Paulson sang Prayer Perfect with Gladys Paulson. Mrs. Clifford Ohlson spoke on What one Dollar did. Mrs. Welch reviewed John Mitchell the Blacksmith. John Lockin gave a recitation. Mrs. Roy Dieterich spoke on Christ Among the Outcast, with Orin Sweet reciting. Georgia Robar and Lois Dieterich sang a vocal duet, accompanied by Mrs. C. C. Waddell. Lois Dieterich performed a violin solo. Lunch followed, served by Mrs. Ted Schulke, Mrs. Garland Hickey, and Estella Blanch.
Three individuals named Mrs Ella Dick Mrs Lydia Simmers and Mrs Jay Parrott are listed together in a ceremonial or notice item. The text offers no further context or event details.
Edwin Trigg, pastor, leads Sunday activities with church school at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
The text notes pawnbroking as a very ancient trade arising in China and Greece and later adopted by the Lombard house whose emblem features three golden balls.
Stomach pains after eating and gas disturbances are claimed to be relieved quickly by Dr Emil s Adla Tablets. Frank Pratt, Druggist, promotes the product for heartburn sour stomach and quick relief.
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