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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
4
The piece critiqued Democrat victors at national and state levels and warned that their programs from LBJ and Gov. Hughes threaten federal overreach, education spending, and labor policy. It questioned entitlement aid, right to work, and court meddling while urging restraint and fiscal prudence.
A historical notice lists farm sale dates claimed by Jim Brown. January 26 Vernon Warriner, January 27 Herbert Langwin, February 1 Ed Buddenhagen, February 9 Karl Mummert. The fragment notes sale actions and involved individuals.
The Sunny Silver Sisters met at the Quimby Community Center for an officer installation. New officers for 1965 include President Gloria Stieneke, Vice President Kit Simmons, Secretary Susan Gustafson, Treasurer Win Ann Deason, Historian Elizabeth Degan, Reporter Sue Grause. Leaders for 1965 are Mrs. Dale Stieneke and Mrs. Robert Deason. Refreshments were served.
County Extension notes offer a Planned Storage for Your Home leaflet and a Home Improvement Plan Book for storage and project ideas. Ed Radke discusses a 600-year-old storybook bridge hand history, noting card suits symbolize medieval estates and kings and jacks reflect knights and historical figures.
Jan 21 at 10 00 the economics committee hosts ex Iowa extension economist Dr Richard Maxon as guest speaker at the new Community Center. Attendees may sample food while learning how to stretch dollars through planning and saving. The note urges readers to mark the date and attend.
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