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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published every Thursday as second class matter at the Post Office in Aurelia. Cherokee County residents pay a per insertion rate with a minimum charge for the first insertion, reflecting standard classified ad terms and delivery notes.
The Womans Chair group met at Sunset Knoll on Friday with 18 members present. Mrs. Walter Meinking presided over the business meeting and Mrs. Robert Orr gave reports.
Mrs Westey Nelson chaired the County Convention at the pig event with Mrs Nelson receiving the Year honor. Mrs Beowus Janson presented vocal and instrumental selections while Mrs St Glawe played The Psalms on organ. Residents and club members joined group singing and games.
The article mentions a singing group including Mrs. Hodarn Mrs. Richard West and Mrs. Dean Will performing Were You There. It also notes a World Bank ceremony and Naborelles Birthday club planning a gathering at Mrs. Walter Jane Tuessay's home on April 20 with Mrs. Niaus as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Lorenz Roth visited George Bumann on Friday night. Selene Lighter and Marian Christie traveled to Storm Lake for dinner and Cherokee to visit Mrs Christie s son’s family. Jan Radke spent Easter in the Radke home and Iowa City graduate student Miss Radke teaches at the University School. Arnie Steffens and family vacationing in Morris and Rembrandt at the Royce Steffens and Leo Brazel residences.
The Cherokee County Council of Republican Women sponsors a teen age speech contest at the Cherokee Community Center. Eligible are high school students, boys and girls, with district winners allowed if new subject matter is used. Prizes range from 25 dollars for district first to a 50 dollar state bond for first. The contest requires original speech not to exceed 15 minutes and notes may be used.
A call for a speech plan aimed at expressing a candidate’s viewpoint to Republicans. Exom will be provided. no visual aids needed. Choose a current public issue such as foreign policy taxation or civil rights and address it from the speaker’s perspective.
Kenneth Bryan unearthed wood during a well drilling at Williams that samples suggest came from a tree carried by a prehistoric glacier. The wood was located about 100 feet below ground, appeared fresh at extraction, then darkened and dried after exposure.
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