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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists yearly subscription rates, in and out of Cherokee County, and per line charges for classified ads. Cards of Thanks priced at $1.00 per insertion. Publication is weekly on Thursdays with second class mail status.
The DeLiteR TOPS group meets every Monday at 9 30 a m in Mrs Sylvia Sangwie’s basement to support women shedding pounds. The pledge emphasizes honesty about being overweight, peer accountability, and calorie counting through a self critical buddy system led by the group with doctor clearance before dieting.
The article describes TOPS programs encouraging members to take up hobbies like knitting to stay busy and reform eating habits for life. It explains titles KIWS and KOPS, with a recent bank basement party honoring KOPS and named queens Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Z M Bressler, plus Mrs. Bud Munson as queen for the past year.
Local social note lists Friday morning visitors at the Elmer Gertsmeier residence including Mrs. Ronnie Neulieb and the Huseman family members Craig Dawn and Myra from nearby towns.
Alta and Mrs Walter Neulieb of Webster visit the Ronnie Neulieb home. Mrs Paul Otto and daughters of Buffalo Center visit in the Emil Radke home at Alta. Several families hold birth day observations in Galva and Aurelia. Easter weekend brings visits to William Westphal, Fay Pettengill homes. Mrs Irwin Stutz travels to Minneapolis for family time and granddaughter Renee Ann. Additional gatherings occur in Town Falls, Storm Lake, and Minneapolis. Complete line of wedding announcements at the Sentinel.
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