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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1977
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local events from August 1977 including community meetings and street notices. Residents respond to city decisions as businesses announce openings and public service updates in a compact weekly bulletin.
In Cherokee County the advance rate is three dollars and fifty cents per year with outside Cherokee County set at four dollars. Classified ads and readers are fifteen cents per line with a minimum charge of seventy five cents for the first insertion. Cards of Thanks are priced at one dollar fifty cents per insertion.
The Embroidery Club meets at the Shelter House in City Park at 8 30 a m for a morning break. Women's Fellowship of Congregational United Church of Christ meets tomorrow at 2 00 p m with Peregrine White and Mary Circles as hostesses. Mrs Mildred Andersen leads the program and Mrs Roger Glawe gives devotions. Sixty Aurelia Friendly Seniors.
Monday potluck at the Community Center included guests Mrs Peg gy Smith Jennifer and Julie of Denver Jennifer Wardeman of Columbus Neb and Mrs Vernon Winterhof Janice and Jeannette. The vice president Mrs Tena Grienke led the meeting and demonstrations were planned for Clay County Fair and Iowa State Fair. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Caroline Flack featured decorations prayers program music skit and gift table with committee support and many attendees. A family potluck picnic followed at Aurelia Park.
The Lester Carlsons hosted a courtesy event with Cliff Carlson and their invited guests. Attending were Mrs. Donna Gould of Cherokee, Cindy Carlson of Storm Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Letsche and family, and Mrs. Alma Carlson of Marcus.
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