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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
5
Mrs. Cliff Coombs learn of a Sunday phone call from granddaughter Mrs. Jack Denton stationed at Fairbanks Alaska with her husband. Denton is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Phipps of Coral Gables Florida.
This week features the Aurelia Commercial Club morning gathering at Nelson Cafe hosted by the Lockins, an Adult Farmer meeting at the Yo-Ag room, a ACC meeting at Mrs. Demaree’s home, and Diamond Doors Hobby club gathering at Mrs. Joslin’s. Also planned are multiple basketball games, a farewell party for Ivar Carlsons, a Cub Scout Pack meeting, and a Legion Stag at the Community Center with veterans welcome.
Temperatures ranged from 20 to 60 degrees below zero at the time. Susan and Julie Buddenhagen of Alta visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buddenhagen, Friday night. Tony Klein and family joined in Portsmouth on January 12 to celebrate Fred and Pauley’s 41st wedding anniversary. Dinner guests at Mrs. Ernest Otto’s Friday included Mrs. Lou Spindler and Mrs. Ernest Hustedt and Mrs. Dick Ramsey from Galva. Mrs. Frank Eischen visited in Cherokee.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Anderson and family Dian Westphal Mr and Mrs Joe Lageschulte of Battle Creek Dr and Mrs T J Estes and family of Sioux Center Mr and Mrs Medard George of Meriden and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bell of Albert City who visited in the Grover Bell home Monday.
Claude discusses preserving corn with Ortho Propionic Acid Proprionic acid treated corn stores up to a year with 30 percent moisture and can be kept in plastic metal or wood bins. He offers applicators and acid and promotes planning for spring supplies and fertilizer. A doctor patient joke follows about a wife’s mind.
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