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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel of Aurelia Iowa publishes weekly on Thursdays and is entered as second class matter. Subscription rates are 2.50 in Cherokee County and 3.00 outside. classified ads are 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum. cards of thanks are 1.00 per insertion. Contact at 494 5590.
Mary Leora Hogeboom born February 14 1887 died January 18 in Lutheran Hospital Ft. Dodge at age 78 11 4. She lived on the family farm near Manson Lincoln Township attended local schools and Manson High School married R W Brown December 15 1936 of Aurelia and lived there until 1965 then at Eva Zehr Nursing Home. She was active in Congregational churches and served as Sunday School secretary for years.
Obituary notes cover Mrs. Hogoboom and family ties, with survivors, funeral details, and burial. Includes Afton Junior Farmers guest night and 4-H club activities with members, dates, speakers, and a factory film presentation.
We thank everyone who sent cards gifts flowers food and visits during our time of need. Your thoughtfulness and support meant a great deal to us and is deeply appreciated.
A brief message expressing thanks for thoughtfulness during a hospital stay and return home. The note mentions Mrs. Dean Nelson and Joni Lynn as the senders.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for bards gifts and visits and specially thanks Pastor Wehrspann for his prayer. Signed by Mrs. Arnold Mohn and Kristine Gwen.
Mrs Loren McCannon expresses gratitude for the thoughtful gifts, cards, and visits she received while in the hospital, acknowledging support from friends and neighbors.
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