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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1968
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel of Aurelia Iowa provides publication details including publisher Robert Forbes and contact information. It lists subscription rates for Cherokee County and outside areas, and rates for classified ads and cards of thanks.
Mr and Mrs Oswald Andersen hosted a Monday night party for daughter Marilyns seventeenth birthday after a Aurelia High School vocal concert. Friends shared cake with the honoree. An open bridal shower for Mrs Arden Dirkx formerly Kathy Bryant will be held at Mrs Gene Klines home Friday.
A string of social events with no formal invitations reported for December evenings. Honored guest Mrs. Herbert Grienke received a surprise birthday party with guests Cliff Menefee Gerald Anderson Darrel Huseman and families. Northside Birthday Club hosted a Cherokee Christmas dinner with Levi Lundquist Rebecca Circle hosted and Quentin Anderson hosted a family Christmas dinner with guests Joe Shively Des Moines and Charles Hamann Storm Lake among others.
Glane of Alta and several Aurelia residents joined 26 Friendship Club members for a Christmas party at Mr Burrell Alkire’s home with a 7 PM luncheon. Buena Vista Saddle Club held a Saturday potluck in Newell with about 50 attendees and officers elected. Card of thanks for sympathy after a father’s death. Frank Rogers retirement after 50 years with Illinois Central Railroad began in 1919. Meteorite found by Glenn Dailey of Rolfe linked to camera network tracking over Pocahontas County and studied by Smithsonian. Blondie the Patterson cat sheltering two orphan skunks named Stinky and Stinker.
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