Local Social and Visitation Notes From Area Towns
E M Butterfield of Paullina called in Aurelia on Tuesday. Lloyd Patterson and Henry Snapp were business visitors in Primghar last Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Glawe and Mrs Russell Flory and son David visited relatives in Amboy Minnesota Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs GC H Felton of Peterson visited here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E A Krekow and family of Bancroft visited at Mrs Arnold Hasenwinkel’s over the weekend. Miss Mabel Johnson was a business visitor in Grinnell midweek, accompanied by Mrs F E Pratt. Mrs Will Meisenhelder and daughter Eileen of Hartford South Dakota left Monday after visiting the East home. Charlie Sansen of Alta and Oscar Sansen, patient at Des Moines veterans hospital, visited. patient’s condition fair. Mr and Mrs Carl G Anderson were called to Albert City Tuesday night for the illness of Mrs Gus Anderson who died Wednesday noon. Paul Krekow visited Hasenwinkel’s from the week prior, en route to Seattle after an honorable discharge at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glawe
Russell Flory
David
Amboy
Minn
Mabel Johnson
Grinnell
F. FE. Pratt
Des Moines
Will, Meisenhelder
Eileen
Hartford
S. D
O. B. East
Albert Fierk
Henry
Carol Sansen
This Place
Charlie Sansen
Alta
Oscar Sansen
Veteran’s Hospital
Carl G. Anderson
Albert City
Mr. Anderson
Gus Anderson
Paul Krekow
Arnold Hasenwinkel
Seattle
Wash
Airphante
Fort Knox
Vernon White
Sherwood Ohlson
Harley McKinnis
Aurelian
Minneapolis
Otis Garich
Lois
Santa Monica
Cal
Della Peterson
Diamond Township
Edgar Johnson
H. H. Armbrecht
Cherokee
Glenn McMurrin
Bullock Hospital
Cushing
Amos Sawvell
Frank Becker
Melvin Anderson
Sioux Rapids
Homer Anderson
Axel Johnson
Olive
Margaret Juber
Mary Sawwell
Long Beach
J. R. Nicholson
Glenn Leeds
Howard Sawwell
Sioux City
John Johnson
Elgin
Iowa
John Ihms
Viola
Oscar Lenz
Holstein
Earl Crippen
Margaret Suber
Edgar Jones
Oscar Enz
South
van de Avndianarae Vite i Reyneha
West McGregor
Orville Hickey
John Clymens
Aurelia
Diamond
Clay County Fair
Harry Meyer
Hans
Fred Kreutz
Ben Galvin
LaVonne Clymens
Frank Peterson
Henry Otto
Maurice Peterson
A. Linquist
Johnie
Otis Garrich
Audrey
Calif
Black Hills
C. A. Peterson
Ivan Winters
W. S. Hickey
Alfred Bond
Local Notices and Visits Span Several Iowa Towns
Odds and ends from Aurelia Odebolt Storm Lake and nearby areas include residents and visitors with brief travels. Beulah Rinehart returning to Nelson Cafe in Odebolt. jury duty in Cherokee. Aurelia trail riders including George Johnson Jack Coombs Joe Coombs and Jimmy Nelson. Mrs. Herb Wills traveling to Madison for illness of Jim Lane. Further visits from Storm Lake Minnie Shank visiting Orlo. John Grashoff seeking eye treatment in Sioux City. travel plans to Knoxville Tenn for Ed Kohlshagen trout fishing. Paulline Krekow visiting Remsen. several families from Chicago Waterloo and Iowa City visiting relatives and homes. new sun porch for John and Katie Stutz. W A Lewis family moving to Iowa City for winter. Mrs. Fred Wieland Mrs. Robert Taylor and Carol at Lem Wyatt Leeds. Reilly and Wieland visiting Aurelia for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wieland
Robert Taylor
Carol
Lem Wyatt
Leeds
Robert Reilly
Bennie Wieland
Sioux City
Aurelia
Marvin Loof Advances as WH O Home Talent Musician
Marvin Loof, accordionist and member of the Elwyn Thomas orchestra, performed on the half hour Home Talent program over station WHO last Saturday morning. The group ranked among the top performers at the Cherokee home talent show and earned privilege to air on WHO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Loof
Elwyn Thomas
Marvin
Social notes from Aurelia and surrounding towns
Local column records visits and travels across Aurelia, Primghar, Cherokee, and nearby areas. Names include Fae Hines, Paul Stiencke, Anna Witt, Ned Rooney, Les Hatch, George Parrott, and Raymond Phillips among many others, with weekend abstracted visits, baptisms, weddings, and farm concerns.
Mt Olive News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events
Community notes from Mt. Olive include Rev Vernon White and associates traveling to Minneapolis for bible school. Residents hosted visitors from Santa Monica to Long Beach and Diamond township. Local clubs met, Spencer fair attendance noted, and farm purchases and hospital stays recorded.
Aurelia Area Social News Highlights Recent Visits
Mrs Rost spoke at Aurelia high school after returning from Syria. Rochester visits tied to Mrs Frank Mummert in Kahler hospital. Emma Zwick honored at George Zwick home. Chas Raggin visit noted. Farm visits, Farm Bureau event in Cherokee, and travel between Angus Grand Forks noted. Trail ride at Storm Lake includes Lew Crane and three horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zwick
Emma
Chas. Menefee
Farm Bureau
Cherokee
Will Sleezer Farm
McKinley Menefee
Marlene
Angus, Minn
Grand Forks
N. C
Chris Montgomery
Sutherland
Gilbert Clow
Wayne Fredenberg
Lew Crane
Storm Lake
Embroidery and Society Notes Highlight Local Club Events
Embroidery Club met at Mrs. Herb Grienke’s home with visiting guests for sewing and two contests. Missionary Study Group gathered at Mrs. Fred Daniels’ for a remembrance of Mrs. Frank Waddell and program on China and aging. Birthday and Pinochle clubs hosted by local members followed by socials. The Woman’s Club and Bridge gatherings featured varied programs and geography topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Herb Grienke
Thos Griffith
Melvin Hermanson
Fred Daniels
Methodist Missionary Study Group
Frank Waddell
George Johnson
W. A. Lewis
Clifford Ohlson
China
Charles Nelson
Wilbur Allen
Beekeeper alarm as boy clings to tree for an hour
Jim Sullivan of Sibley climbed a hollow tree and became stranded for an hour as a swarm of bees surrounded him. He finally descended to the ground with twelve bee stings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Sullivan
Sibley
Jim
Doctors to graft skin on Raymond’s burned hand
Mr. Phillips reports surgeons will graft skin on Raymond’s right hand after a severe burn from touching a high tension wire. Mrs. Phillips has stayed with him for eight weeks and plans to return to Sioux City soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Phillips
Raymond
Hanover Alta Band Season Final Concert and Baptism Notes
The Alta municipal band closed its season with a Friday concert in Hanover attended by a large audience. Charles Awemke and Walter Plog thanked the band on behalf of the community. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Glienke was baptized at home named Martin with sponsors Martin Hinkeldey Henry Bruggeman and Edward Glienke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Municipal
Hanover
Charles Awemke
Walter Plog
Herman Glienke
Martin
Martin Hinkeldey
Henry Bruggeman
Edward Glienke
Wm. Bruggeman
Livestock Marketed at Sioux City
Alvin Peterson of the Aurelia area shipped fat cattle at Sioux City, offering 20 handyweight steers averaging 1,173 pounds that sold for 11.65 per hundredweight. The report notes he was among the high sellers from the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Peterson
Aurelia
Diamond Center News Roundup From Diamond Area
Local notices report weekend and weekday visits across Des Moines Boone Aurelia Santa Monica and Sioux City. Families including Hickey Peterson Linquist Johns and Bond share hospitality while Clay County fair attendees list names and travel via Black Hills passing through the region.
Aurelia Team Enters County Fair Tournament in Arlington
Aurelia joins a county fair baseball tournament in Arlington Nebraska this Thursday and Friday. The lineup features Aurelia and Storm Lake players with Ralph Brown batting and a Des Moines man in the coach's box. Others mentioned include Collins Rapp Peterson Holm Brettbauer Hamilton and Dunigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Arlington
Nebr
Storm Lake
Ralph Brown
Des Moines
Protcher
Collins
Rapp
Peterson
Holm
Brettbauer
Hamilton
Dunigan
Classified ads list sale and rental items and auction
Structured local notices include a house and acre for sale with full basement a modern home and garage inquiry at Sentinel office a electric stove bargain at H H Lockin residence several used ranges for sale are noted and a public auction of a bus barn at Alta Independent Consolidated School with date and location details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Office
H. H. Lockin
W. A. Lewis
Alta Independent Consolidated School
Alta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russ
Maple Valley Hatchery
E. M. Butterfield
Paullina
Lloyd Patterson
Henry Snapp
Primghar
GC. H. Felton of
Wm. Westphal
Dick Diercks
E. A. Krekow
Bancroft
Mr. Krekow
William Ruebsam
K. C. Dagger
Jack and
Joe Coombs
Jimmy Nelson
Herb Wills
Madison, S. C
Jim Lane
Minnie Shank
Orlo
John Grashoff
Ed Kohlshagen
Knoxville
Tenn
Paulline Krekow of
Remsen
Richard Meyer
Henry Meyer
Martha Wohlenhaus
Chicago
John Baumann
Clyde Beeghley
C. A. Parker
Waterloo
Richard Gliawe
John
Katie Stutz
Sun Norch
Guarantee Oil Co. A
Otto Plautz
Lockin Agency
Service To
Fae Hines
M. Hines
Mrs
Paul Stiencke
Mrs. A. R. Crippen
W. N. Streff
E. H. Sherkenbak
Anna Witt
Ned Rooney
Henry Sansen
Les Hatch
Hartley
Dean Parrott
George Parrott
Mrs. Follet Limpp
Omaha
J. F. Dodden
Minneapolis, Minn
F. E. Pratt
Sam Johnson
Sulphur Springs
Henry Lansen
Johnsons
C. E. Russell
Cedar Rapids
Mid-Eastern Association of Baptist Churches
Jordan Grove
E. G. Bates
Washington, Ia
William
George Raber
Marshalltown
J. Fleer
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. Bischel
Mrs. Bischel
Ames
BE. W. Kammer
L. H. Preul
C. C. Libby
Roy Matzdorff
Ed Kohlhagen
Carson
North Dakota
Wmn. Whitney
William Jr
Dysart
W. G. Whitney
Troy Mummert
Bert Mummert
Rochester
Frank Mummert
K. J. Phillips
St. Joseph
Hos
MT. Olive
Afton Vicinity
Mrs. Earl Awick
Society
Mildred Thomson
Birthday Club
Ronald Fogleman
W. A. Liebsch
Bridge Club
G. R. Wharton
A. J. Renaud
W. Moulton
M. O. Miller
I. Kroll
Woman's Club
South America
Pearle Glawe
Arlene Peterson
Ethel Matzdorff
Pearl Glawe
Bess Pitcher
Hanover News
By Irene Zwernke
PEN Points
Quaker State Motor Oil
Pennzoil Motor Oil
Atlas Tires
Prestone Anti-Freeze
Norway
Diamond Center
Miss Della Peterson
Sentinel
Mummert Hadwe, Co
Lewing, Williams
Jesa
Seer Fan Derby
LENTR
DCS
Love Brothers Derby
Lowe Brothers Big
B. F. Ruppert, Mer
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