Local notes from Aurelia Iowa and area events
The Aurelia Sentinel reports community notices including a Germany bound move of Mrs. David Ford and children with Capt. Ford, upcoming Farmers National Bank Businessmen's Coffee on April 25, and thanks to the Aurelia Fire Department for a Saturday call with special appreciation to Rodney Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
David Ford
Omaha
Philadelphia
McGuire Air Field
Furth
Ford
Army Engineering Corps
George Dise
Farmers National
Aurelia Commercial Club
Farmers National Bank
Aurelia Fire Department
Rodney Melton
Social Items From United Methodist Church Activities
Dawn Circle meets April 26 at 9 00 am bringing scissors needle thread yarn buttons and an old sock. Women’s Society notes 34 attendees led by Mrs Max Gilbert with devotions by Mrs Buttenob Mrs Vogt and Mrs Gould. Centennial Days food stand planned and April 28 dessert luncheon by Centennial Belles. Mother Daughter Tea May 2 8 00 pm in Fellowship Hall themed Pattern for Living. Women’s Society hosts May 11 1 15 pm luncheon with guest Mrs Daisy Ducommon slides shown by Mrs Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Circle
United Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Max Gilbert
Duane Buttenob
Cliff Gould
Dick Vogt
James Nelson
Women's Society
Women's Club
Gould
Daisy Ducommon
Sutherland
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Aurelia Sentinel
Robert Forbes
Dial
Aurela
Aurelia
Iowa
Cherokee County
Holy Land
Haselhoff Machine Shop
Cheri Dyslin
Royce Cougill
Mrs
Jim Wolcott
George R. Wharton
Christ
Earth
Wharton's Funeral Home
Faberge
Melissa
Tamya Beauty
Barretts
Diane
Dale Honsbruch
U.S. Treasury
U.S
United States
Duane C. Gaudian
Orlo Shank
John V. Galvin
R. W. Whitney
W. E. Whitney
Aurelia High School
Paul Jones
Pearl Bonsell
Junior Fraser
Merlin Shank
Wilson Nevil
Cliff Bruce
Paul Stieneke
Frank Dreyer
Arthur Myer
Marvin Gearke
Clayton Will
James Scott
Vernon Peterson
Gruss
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