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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
2
The April 1 1968 Aurelia Sentinel lists local social items. Garden clubs plan talks on times and gardens, Alaska and Hawaii slides shown, Federated groups hold meetings at members homes, with poems, prayers, basket raffles, and notices for future gatherings in April May.
A social page notes Mr and Mrs Kenneth Radke and families of Holstein and Mrs Elmeree Radke hosting an evening with Sd Joly James Clad to meet Mrs Robert Rehnstrom on Tuesday afternoon. Secret Sisters will be revealed and officers elected. Jerry Broce hosts Darin’s second birthday with grandparents and relatives visiting. Narbourette Birthday club set to meet with Mrs Carlton Schulke on Tuesday Aug 16.
A group of relatives and friends attended the wedding and reception of Susan Grieme and Dale Hemingson at St. Pauls Lutheran church Saturday evening. Harold Hogrefe returned home from Town City Saturday night and will travel to Towa City in two weeks for speech therapy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neuliebd of Webster Mass are visiting in the Ronald Neulieb home. Mrs Harold Friederich visited the David Friederich home in
An incomplete OCR fragment references Omaha and the Richard Sym Onberger home in Mallard Nebraska with unclear context or details.
The Country Ramblers 4-H Club met March 12 at 4 00 in the Farmers National Bank basement. Linda Robar opened the meeting. Members answered a breakfast score of 43 with three leaders. The secretary reported and was approved. Easter baskets will be made from rice Krispies with coconut and jelly beans as favors for Sunset Knoll residents. A window display for a Cherokee store is planned with Shelly Hucke, Jeanine Parker, Marilyn Anderson and Donna Tietgen on the planning committee.
Linda Robar reports on a civil service notice that the United States Post Office invites applications for the Substitute Mail Handler position. Starting pay is $2.59 per hour, with vacancies filled without regard to race creed sex color or residence, reflecting inclusive recruitment policy.
The text notes more information including a list of post offices employing mail handlers, obtainable by visiting the help desk or writing to the Civil Service Establishment Board at Room 19 Main Post Office, St. Louis, Mo. The source indicates official channels for recruitment contact.
The Cherokee County Emergency and Rescue Squad met with the Cleghorn Department as hosts on April 4. Forty members were present. Roger Fristie opened the meeting and a discussion of the recent drowning followed. It was decided for the committee chosen to study the county wide radio hookup proposal.
At the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office meeting on April 17 Don Hutchinsug, State Deputy Fire Marshal for the district, spoke on two films. One covered a hospital fire evacuation and patient safety, the other a home fire showing hazards and how fire protection can be pursued by individuals, families, and communities. The next meeting is scheduled for May 14 with the Cherokee Department hosting.
Tuesday through Friday meals list oven fried chicken hamburg er macaroni and cheese and more with fruit milk and bread. Card of thanks from Mrs Albert Peterson and Kevin Brugman express appreciation for cards flowers meals and prayers after hospitalization.
Mr and Mrs Max Gilbert visited Des Moines Sunday and returned Tuesday. Cub Scouts from Dens 2 3 4 5 Pack N11 toured Sanford Museum Cherokee viewing the planetarium and slides. Orval Kolb returned Friday after 242 months at Ft Meyer Florida. Delaine Kolb family hosted Saturday. Alan Kohrt Harvard student spent 10 days spring break with parents in Cambridge. Terry Rapp Yankton college student spending Easter in Ervil Rapp home. Dale Larson from Minneapolis spent weekend with his mother Mrs Inez Larson.
In U and Har old Larson homes in Holstein and Cherokee on Saturday and Sunday visitors included Mrs. Dale Larson and her children with her father George Bong of Cherokee. They had traveled to Pittsburgh to visit Don Elliott and family. Thursday evening callers in the Elmer Gertsmeier home were Mrs. Lela Lichtenberg and Ella Gertsmeier of Storm Lake.
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