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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
4
Rev Peters of Gilmore City preached for a call to Mount Olive church last Wednesday. The column lists numerous visits and meals among residents and guests from Cherokee Larrabee Alta Storm Lake Brookings Aurelia and Sutherland with kin and friends in weekly social events and family gatherings.
Thursday events include Terry and Denny Bruce at John Cox home in Rockwell City while parents vacationed. Visits span Spencer, Cherokee, Aurelia, and Alta with families hosting and attending showers for Dorothy Anne, daughter of Mr. Olive Ladies Aid.
An engagement event featured contests and a reading by Mrs. Nordstrom about husbands and wives. Prizes went to the bride-to-be with Miss Joan Ohlson Miss Janet Ohlson and Mrs. Marlin Haight helping open gifts. Paper bows in her colors decorated the room and a tray lunch followed. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Peterson and
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates at 100 dollars per year in advance and 3 dollars per year for foreign delivery. It notes weekly publication every Thursday and a second class mail designation. Classified ads cost 10 cents per line with a 35 cent minimum, and Cards of Thanks are 1 dollar per insertion.
Alfred visited the Claus Nord home in Cherokee on Sunday. Janice and Janet Bengtson of Cherokee called on their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Robert Bengtson. Mrs Clarence Garret of Omaha returned home after visiting John McGregor and Mrs Ralph Johnson. Wes McGregor's wife accompanied her from Quimby. Anton Hanson hosted siblings and friends in Okoboji midweek. Cherokees George Mummert Clarence Cave and Emil Lundsgard visited the August Gustafson home Thursday evening. Watch your subscription date.
A note thanks the Aurelia Fire Department and neighbors for aiding in extinguishing a fire at the Tolzin Ralphs residence on July 29. The Tolzins express deep gratitude for the community response and assistance.
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