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The Aurelia Sentinel provides classified ad rates with 15 cents per line and a 60 cent minimum for first insertion in Cherokee County Iowa. Cards of Thanks cost $1.00 per insertion.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1970
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel provides classified ad rates with 15 cents per line and a 60 cent minimum for first insertion in Cherokee County Iowa. Cards of Thanks cost $1.00 per insertion.
The ceremony featured a toe length peu de soie gown with Venice lace and a chapel train. Attendants included Miss Beckley Christensen and Miss Marsha Johnson. The matron of honor and bridesmaids wore floor length deep blue velvet with chiffon bodices and velvet cuffs.
The couple wore matching deep blue velvet outfits with white mum bouquets. After the ceremony at Speelman's Steak House in Cherokee, guests included over 300 friends as Mrs. Larry Stef fes and Sheryl Steffes registered. The couple, now at Brigg's Trailer Court, Cherokee, plan a ski trip to Vail, Colorado and live in Cherokee. The bride works at Hope's Fashion Farm and the groom manages livestock for Agri Services Corporation in Aurelia.
Mary Circle of United Methodist plans a 1 pm potluck on Thursday December 17 at Mrs. Levi Lundquist home with a 25 cent gift exchange. Diamond Doors and husbands dine at Hotel Sheffield Cherokee at 7 pm tonight. F A C hosts a 1 pm potluck on Friday December 18 at Mrs. Troy Mummert home with a $1 gift exchange. Women’s Club Christmas luncheon held at Congregational Church with poems and meditations led by Mrs. Freda Nelson and Mrs. Effie Ohlson.
Ray Shaw and Mrs. John Peterson attended as guests. The high score prize was won by Mrs. Tom Anderson, with second high going to Mrs. Lou Pfaff. The hostess served lunch following play.
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