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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1972
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates for Cherokee County in advance and outside Cherokee County at 3.50. It notes classified ads at 15 cents per line with a 60 cent minimum and Cards of Thanks at 1.00 per insertion. Published weekly with postal designation in Aurelia Iowa 51005.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Engdahl visited daughter and son in law Manny Ambrosen in Ames. Larry Gano and family from Salem surprised Lowell and family with an 11 year gap since last Christmas reunion. Other guests included Rapp, Fastenow, Gano, Hanson, and Leonard relatives visiting Atlanta and St. Louis then Washington DC before returning home.
Farm sale dates announced for Tuesday January 25 with closing out details and multiple names listed. Local social notes report dinner and afternoon guests at the Gano and Ohlson households, University visits, and family gatherings across Cherokee, Ida Grove, Peterson, Suther land, and nearby areas.
Their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Sweet and Diane Sunday. Jane Brinkman returned to Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville after spending three weeks at home. Henry Brinkman of Sheldon visited family in town. Loren McCannon hosted guests over Christmas, including Karl Gilbertson of Bozeman Montana. Mr. and Mrs. McCannon and family also hosted Gayle and Jim Gilbertson and Elsie McCannon among others.
Daughters and Glen McCannon of Cherokee spent Christmas Day in the Dwight Rawson home near Kingsley. Supper guests on Thursday evening December 23 included Mrs McCannon's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harold Johnston Cleghorn, and her sister Mr and Mrs Carl Reinert and daughter Margaret of Iowa City. Mrs and Mrs Gilbertson visited in Ames and Deborah and left for home December 30.
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