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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
1
Mrs Reuben Ohlson thanks all for visits cards and gifts during illness. She is on the mend and hopes to thank each person personally soon. Gratitude extends to nurses and doctors for the kindness shown. Oscar Gustafson
I express sincere thanks for the cards and for the visits during my hospital stay. Your kindness and thoughtfulness were greatly appreciated by me.
Sixteen ladies attended a neighborhood breakfast at Mrs. Dean Fassler's home on Tuesday to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Fassler and Mrs. Walter Meinking. Mr. and Mrs. Meinking hosted a birthday dinner for their grandson John Loder, with guests including Mrs. Florence Erickson, Mrs. Edith Loder, Mr. and Mrs. Salem Snyder, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loder. A Friendship club gathering at Mrs. Sherm Nelson's home on April 9 drew nineteen members.
Roll call lists Mrs Clyde Wilcox as guest and Mrs Harry Kriesler welcomed as a new member. Pollyanna gifts distributed before lunch. Embroidery club to meet tomorrow at Nelson cafe with Mrs Maude Sweet as hostess. Jolly Jones met with Mrs Albert Engdahl. Mrs Conrad Engdahl attended. New member Mrs Kenneth Peterson joins. Bingo timed the afternoon. Next meeting May 20 at Mrs Ed Klumpp. Mrs Wm Hodam hosted Contract Bridge with four tables. guest high went to Mrs Cliff Benson and second to Mrs Rex Whitney.
George Wharton Jr. captured the high score title with Mrs. Dean Fassler taking second high. Lunch was served after play.
Aurelia merchants urge residents to support home businesses to strengthen the community. They emphasize loyalty and appreciation by choosing local shops to improve daily life and local economy.
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