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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Albert Engdahl and family spent three days last week in the Black Hills and returned Saturday. Guests in the Charles Galvin home Wednesday night honored Mike Galvin's birthday.
A long list of interwoven visits and gatherings unfolds from Saturday to Sunday across towns including Alta Marcus Washta Cherokee Storm Lake Sioux City and Al ta. Hosts include Lorenz Roth Henry Westphal Mary Brown Verlyn Dyslin and C M Beeghley with many relatives from California Illinois Missouri and Iowa attending milestone birthdays and a wedding in Adel with travel through the Badlands.
Local residents and visitors share travels and family visits across Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Wyoming. Trips include Spearfish Passion play detours through Omaha Council Bluffs and trips to Slayton and Iowa City with reunions and college enrollment plans.
Melvin and Lola Hermanson express gratitude for the kindness shown since April 11 1963 and wish God’s blessing on all who offered help and support.
Lyle Peckenschneider expresses appreciation for cards and gifts received during a hospital stay in Town City. He thanks everyone for the thoughtful support.
The Country Ramblers 4-H club met August 13 at 2 00 PM with 17 members and 1 leader present. Mary Dunn presided and the secretary’s report was read and approved. The club received 10 from Gil Bowen for helping at his barbecue. Plans for a year end party were discussed.
Eighteen members attended an all day July meeting of the County Ramblers 4-H. Morning project work and afternoon sessions included four talks and demonstrations led by Mary Dunn and Julie Nelson on Hold That Line, a skirt lining demonstration. Linda Corrington was Fair queen candidate and lunch was served by Linda, Lanna, and Mrs Corrington. The Local Achievement show on July 19 at the Aurelia Shelter House registered exhibits and judged them, with a style revue in the afternoon featuring Linda Reilly, Susan Johnson, Beth Peterson, and Linda and Lanna Carrington. Julie Nelson also competed in the county style revue.
Social notes report Embroidery Club will meet at Mrs Blanche Jones home Friday noting a location change. Ruth Unit of the Lutheran Church Marcus hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs O S Nelson home. About fifty attended the Vernon Warriner Cherokee Sunny county picnic with guests from Washta Cherokee Aurelia and Fairmont. Minn Mr and Mrs Alvin Peterson hosted a dinner at Hotel Lewis Cherokee for granddaughter Donna Jane Conley baptism. The baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Conley Pocahontas was baptized at Bethlehem Lutheran Cherokee with sponsors Mr and Mrs Gerald Peterson. Guests included Rev and Mrs Walter Lack Mrs Olive Conley Mr and Mrs Gerald Peterson Pamela Kelly Brent all of Cherokee Mr and Mrs Harold Conley of Aurelia Mrs Deal Sargeant Pierson Mrs Justina Morall Alta and Don Conley Nancy Donna. Check subscription date on the label.
Mount Olive Baptist Church lists worship at 8:00 am 11:00 am and evening 8:00 pm with Sunday School at 9:00 am and fellowship groups at 7:15 pm plus Thursday choir practice 8:00 pm and prayer meeting Bible study. Immanuel Lutheran Church notes multiple pastors and service times including 8:00 am 9:30 am 10:30 am Divine Service and Sunday School with midweek choir practice and Holy Communion. Theme: Spiritual Housecleaning.
Pastor Herbert G. Peterson leads a Sunday service at 9 00 and Bible classes at 10 10 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta Iowa. Arnold Hasenwinkel thanks relatives friends and blood donors after hospital stay in Sioux City and expresses sincere appreciation.
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