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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
4
Mt Olive News reports busi ness calls in Quimby and Cherokee and lists many neighbors visiting homes and attending events. measles keep Aurelia students home. several residents travel to Sioux City and Arizona. a closing out sale and a Farm Bureau meeting are mentioned along with various social visits and showers.
Last Thursday spent in the Earl Crippen home. Mrs. Edna Nordstrom of Cherokee visited the Misses Nina and Clare Ohlson. Mrs. Harley McKinnis and two sons left for Chicago to join her husband. Vera Hanson shower at Oscar and Mrs. Smith. Edith Carlson shower in Cherokee for Aurelia’s Miss Carlson. Cradle Roll group met in church basement with Mrs. Gene Kahl hosting. Further visits to H. E. Crippen, Arthur de St. Pacer, Paul Anderson homes for family events and birthday cake for Phillip. F. N. club to meet Friday at Mrs. Cecil Sears. Raymond Timmerman helped by Mrs. Alfred Simonsen of Aurelia. Tuesday in Lawrence Mongan home.
Planning a wedding? The Sentinel offers personalized announcements invitations and napkins to mark the event.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Drier and Jane hosted a Friday card party with numerous local families in attendance. Sunday dinners included Herman Glienke and Lerne Lietz households, followed by visits to the Glienkes and Zwemkes.
Acknowledges gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for gifts cards and flowers received while in the hospital and after.
Mrs. John Laposky delivers a note about an adoption or family matter as Ty Aang PY ASeTCe is referenced with unclear details and the family context remains the focus of the fragment.
Frank Murnithert expresses gratitude to all who sent cards flowers and gifts and visited while he was in Alta hospital and after returning home.
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