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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel announces pricing for classified ads at 10c per line with a 50c minimum, cards of thanks 1.00 each, and yearly prepaid rates outside Cherokee County at 3.00. The publisher is Robert S. Forbes and the paper is printed every Thursday with second class mailing at Aurelia Iowa.
This morning the front pages hint at a major political move as Reuther appears set to back Johnson. Analysts anticipate a pivotal endorsement shaping party dynamics and voter sentiment ahead of upcoming ballots.
The letter-writer laments political maneuvering at conventions, questions union loyalties and endorsements, and criticizes TV credit crawls for being unreadable. The piece ends recalling a recent fishing trip to Canada.
A devotional excerpt urges continual faith in God as the source of enduring happiness, strength to endure sorrow, and peaceful joy, emphasizing service to Him as the path to lasting contentment.
The Davenport Democrat notes a humorous travel account from a trip to Upsala Ontario Canada. The writer warns against late night driving without extra gas and jokes about not needing outboard motors yet.
Mrs Art Larson manager of Aurelia Community School hot lunch attended a short course at Ames July 18 23 for hot lunch managers. The course aimed to analyze foods evaluate quantity buying and plan menus.
Aurelia averaged 480 lunches daily last year as 70 people received certificates for the advanced group. Attendees included Mrs. Evans of Newell traveling with Mrs. Jessie Anderson of Webb Mrs. Wilcox of Paullina and Mrs. Larson. Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Black at Winterset with Mrs. Emil Matzdorff Verle Mrs. Earl Kludas and Mrs. Laura Whiting present.
Miss Maesel Lietz was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower in the Hanover School basement. Hostesses included Mesdames Winterhof Radke Miller Fett Hinkeldey Kuhrts Drier Hustedt Fried rich Radke. An informal program and bridal games followed with prizes, blue and white decor, and many gifts for the honoree. About 60 guests attended a two course lunch.
Miss Lietz will wed Jerry Sandine on Aug 21 at 4 p.m. in St. John's Lutheran Church Hanover. Honoree's aunts Mrs Walter Miller and Mrs Herman Winterhof presided at silver service during a candlelit lunch setting. Earlier, Mr and Mrs James Dunlap and family stayed overnight in the Edgar Radke home, and Rev Bahr, once pastor at St John’s, greeted visitors. Karen Getzmeier visited Kathy Hartung in Mason City for several days.
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