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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1975
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local notices and brief weather outlook for Wednesday August 13 1975. Includes community updates and upcoming events as listed in the August edition.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Community Center on Tuesday for a 1:00 potluck lunch with 16 members and one guest, Mrs. Ivan Midkiff of Aurora Illinois visiting Mrs. Henry Custis. A business meeting followed the luncheon and the Sept. 2 serving committee was announced.
Local veterans and auxiliary units held a noon potluck at the Calumet Shelter House with Sr. Vice Commander Roger Leavitt and Mrs. L. E. Rollison presiding. The 8th District meets in Cherokee October 10 with a plan for a bingo party August 11 at the Sioux Falls Veterans Facility.
Coffee guests in the William Booth home Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Fredrick Kolpin and two children of Thousand Oaks California Mrs. Fred Kolpin Mrs. Larry Kolpin Riggnda and Ryan.
Mr and Mrs Bob Booth and Mr and Mrs Brad Booth were supper guests at the William Booth home on Wednesday honoring Mrs Bob Booth on her birthday.
The Peters reunion took place at the Storm Lake shelter house on Sunday with 75 people in attendance.
The article lists local organizers for a community gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Geuther of Peterson and the Gertsmeiers as the current committee. Relatives visiting from Slayton, Ankeny, Atlantic, Sioux Falls, and Connell are noted. The next year's reunion committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grothaus, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gertsmeier, and Mr. and Mrs. Les Haake.
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