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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
2
On April 10th Mrs Duane Buttenob will serve as co hostess and organizers note the date change. The notice emphasizes her role and the updated schedule for the event.
Mrs. Percy Brake entertained 19 Friendship Club members at her home Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Carl Ammons Mrs. LeRoy Matthews and Mrs. Ed Breckenfelder. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Vincent Becker on April 26. Aurelia Federated Garden Club meets April 1 at 2:00 pm at Mrs. Henry Buddenhagen with Mrs. John Leber presenting Ways to Use Bulbs. Embroidery Club will be entertained by Mrs. Harry Howell at Nelson Cafe Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson hosted a 7:00 supper Sunday for Mrs. Helga Bergquist and Mrs. Signe Swanson of Rockford, marking the Carlsons Golden Wedding Anniversary. Miriam Circle of the Methodist Church meets Monday night at the home of Mrs. Dale Peterson.
Mrs Ruby Sauter and families from Cherokee and Storm Lake spent Sunday with Walter Jessen in Brunswick Nebraska. Mrs Jessen is related to the Parrott families. Carl Larson joined relatives for Sunday afternoon and supper with Ernest Phipps in Sioux Rapids. Carl Backhaus of the Farmers Cooperative in Aurelia was also in town.
Last week Des Moines hosted a grain grading workshop for local cooperative grain men. The session focused on improving grading accuracy and consistency across the cooperative network. Mr and Mrs Nels Kastengren relocated from Sutherland to the area.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Benson were supper guests in the Francia Hummel home in Spencer Monday evening and attended events at the Matadorf apartment in Aurelia.
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