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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1977
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local news from January 12 1976. Community events, school notes and brief notices fill the Wednesday edition with regional updates and public notices.
The Aurelia Sentinel lists weekly publication details for Aurelia Iowa including rates for classified ads readers and cards of thanks. Rates show 15 cents per line with a 75 cent minimum, 1.50 per card of thanks, and yearly rates for Cherokee County in advance at 3.50 outside county 4.00.
Mrs. Duane Gaudian hosted the Pinochle Club Monday night with guests Mrs. Imogene Galvin and Mrs. Jack Christensen. High score went to Mrs. Hugo Hucke, second to Mrs. Lou Rens. Lunch followed. Forty four Aurelia Friendly Seniors attended a potluck supper at the Community Center Monday night and held a business meeting.
Jan 17 and 24 committee listings include Mr and Mrs Edwin Meyer and others. Gideon Society speaker Vernon Gregg showed films. 500 Club hosted by Mr and Mrs John Baumann with high scores won by Otto and Mummert. Christian Women’s Club hosts luncheon January 20 at Cobblestone. Cherokee County club luncheon January 21 features microwave program and speaker Mrs Clayton Kooiker. Wedding reception for David and Splett held December 29 in Little Rock with local attendees. Aurelia American Legion Auxiliary met January 4. Charter draped for deceased members. Card party set for January 15 at KP hall. Anniversary reception for Orrin and Mrs Sweet held at Stuart Methodist Church.
Relatives from Adel Dexter Stuart Menlo Council Bluffs Des Moines Carroll Guthrie Center attended the event with Cheryl Luckenbill noted in the guest book.
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