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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1956
Page
6
Local families hosted and visited across Aurelia Galva Paullina Cherokee Ocheyedan and Heron Lake Minnesota over the weekend and past week. Notable attendees included the Gustafsons Petersons Dise Robes Engdahls and Kerns with multiple trips to homes, weddings showers and family gatherings.
Dr Richard Berge a physician and surgeon lists office hours Monday through Saturday from 10 30 to 12 00 and Wednesday and Friday 1 30 to 5 00 with Saturday 1 00 to 3 00 closed Thursday afternoons Residence phone 69 R2 Office phone 69 R3
Mrs. Wilbert Otto and Mrs. Eitel Mohn attended as delegates at the three day conference held last week at the Walther League Camp in Okoboji. Mrs. Arnold Hasenwinkel joined as a guest and Mrs. Lloyd Patterson also attended.
Mrs. Patterson, serving as Financial Secretary of the Iowa West District, was re-elected to the office for a two year term. Her reelection confirms continuity in district financial leadership.
East Afton and Elk Jean McCabe of Truesdale spent several days with cousins Sandra and Vicki McCabe last week. Mrs. Andy Bellandier and family and Mrs. Malcolm Hyndman of Cherokee visited the Jerry Booth home on Thursday. Albert Radie and Emma Herold joined Sunday dinner at Carl Ammons home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Booth and Brad plus Jerry Booths family hosted supper at the W. M. Booth home Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert Booth birthday honored with friends visiting relatives near Greenfield Iowa for a silver wedding anniversary last week. Mr and Mrs Dale Sleever with Patty Butch and Janet joined by Mr and Mrs Wil Sleever of Cherokee attended the event. Mr Elwyn Shultz and Mr Rufus Wison were Sunday evening callers at the Robert Rowth home.
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