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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
1
Thursday publication details list second class matter at the Aurelia Iowa post office and set classified ad pricing at 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum per insertion.
Members of the Mayflower Circle of the Congregational Women's Fellowship served a 1:00 luncheon in the church parlors. Mrs. Z. M. Bressler offered grace as the meeting was called to order.
Mrs. Walter Anderson led devotions with Philippians and Matthew passages and presented a meditation on Changing Community Patterns. Frank Slaughter and Peter Howard works were reviewed by members while Mrs. Bressler offered books to loan and a poem by Mrs. Mummert was read. Guests attended an anniversary dinner at Linn Grove with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Bell and Gilbert Bell among attendees.
Mr and Mrs Henry Raveling mark 58 years of marriage while Mr and Mrs Nissen celebrate 36 years and Mr and Mrs Fassler reach 10 years. Present were Mr and Mrs Gilbert Raveling and family of Linn Grove.
Mr and Mrs Martin Hinkeldey visited at Everett Glienke’s Webb home last Sunday. Mrs Louis Huseman is ill in Lutheran hospital Sioux City. Wayne Wrede was discharged from Buena Vista County Hospital after surgery. Relatives attended Herman Winterhof and spouse’s 40th anniversary at Galva Lutheran Church. The Grieme couple celebrated their 25th anniversary at Hanover School basement.
The Hahn family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for flowers gifts cards and calls that made their 50th anniversary memorable. Mr and Mrs William Hahn express appreciation for the thoughtful tributes.
The Country Ramblers 4-H Club met February 11 in the Farmers National Bank building. President Susan Johnson led the meeting with 4-H and American pledges recited and roll call noted as Why.
The secretary and treasurer reports were approved. Demonstrations included Ways of Using Dried Milk and Uses of Cottage Cheese. Hostesses listed, next Country Ramblers meeting set for March 10 at Farmers National Bank. Reporter Bonnie Allen.
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