18 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1976
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel of February 18 1976 reports local news from Aurelia Iowa including community events and notices. The issue highlights civic updates and small town happenings shaping daily life.
Leatherman sang The Wedding Song and One Hand One Heart. The bride's mother wore a light blue lace gown with a corsage of pink sweetheart roses. The groom's ...
The wedding features a pink theme with the bride in white satin, a princess gown with lace details, and a veil edged in lace. Attendants wear blue and pink gowns. rose bouquets and bells with candles accompany the bridal party. The couple, both graduates of Washington High School, reside in Sioux City.
The Zembsch family expresses gratitude to all who helped them move. Bill Zoe and T. J. extend thanks for the assistance and support.
Social items report Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Andersen attended grandson Troy Mefferd’s baptism at Evangelical Covenant Church in Pomeroy on Sunday Feb 8. Aurelia Catholic Ladies meet Feb 25. Mavis Stoner to speak on Cancer. Aurelia Friendly Seniors held a 71-member potluck. fundraiser voted $56 to Bicentennial Fireworks. Eyes for the Needy seeks used eyeglasses.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert George of Cherokee were honored alongside Mrs. Schmidt and Mr. Bengtson for birthdays. The gathering also celebrated the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert George.
On Saturday morning January 31 the 1974 classmates of Joan Hiemstra held a brunch at the Freq Jahn home. Debbie Jahn Janet and Joyce Gaudian and their mothers used aqua blue and ivory in décor. The group played games and opened gifts.
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