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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
10
The Aurelia Iowa Zoning Commission recommends amending Ordinance 507 to set rear yard depth at 35 feet, or 25 feet for lots 100 feet or less. A public hearing is scheduled at the Town Hall on Friday January 8 1971 at 5 00 p m with written comments due by 4 00 p m that day.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Ewoldt of Alta called on the Lorenz Roths and shared a luncheon in their home Sunday. Steve Perry, a student at Iowa State University, spent Christmas vacation with the Duane Perry family. Janet Honsbruch returned home for the holidays.
Community calendar notes Santa arrives at 3 p m with candy for good children at 4 p m. Stores close 5 p m Thursday for Christmas Eve. Basketball dates list games for Holstein Paullina Rembrandt Primghar Sanborn George with boys and girls teams across January.
Iowa City residents plan a week long vacation at the Adrian Honsbruch home as Roger Honsbrusch from Iowa State University returns to Ames for holidays. Nine Afton ladies attend a cookie exchange at the Lorenz Roth home. Mrs Oswald Andersen visits the Nelson home in Cherokee after school. The Deyloffs and granddaughter Luanne Gaudian fly from Tampa to meet Jerry and Jason Deyloff. Marilyn Andersen and Kay Dumkrieger, Brookings College students, return home to Oswald Andersen and Leroy Dumkrieger homes. Franklin Koth and Dana visit the Lorenz Koth home Monday evening.
A farmer remarks on deceptive feed cost figures used by feed salesmen. He argues no company can beat Felco Balance in pork cost while offering grinding mixing delivery and grain services. He ends with holiday wishes from Farmers Coop Co. wishing readers a merry Christmas.
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