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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Julius Fassler thank friends for cards gifts and well wishes for their Golden Anniversary open house, noting the day was very happy thanks to everyone who attended.
Ernest Otto longtime Hanover resident dies Sunday after a severe heart attack at Alta Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife five daughters grandchildren three brothers two sisters and many relatives. Paul Carnine Jake Gary of Fort Dodge were guests and spent Monday with Harold Hogrefe. Duuane Fredrich attends Cedar Falls summer school. Walter Neulieb of Webster Massachusetts visiting.
A large group from Hanover attended the funeral for Mrs. Herman Winterhof at St. John's Lutheran Church in Galva on Friday forenoon. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radke visited the Merle Radke family in Elwood. St. Barbara Clark of Columbus, Nebraska, spent time with her grandmother Opal Otto in Alta. Glen Lillie and Eugene visited the Delmont Carlberg home in Dennison.
Rodney Otto, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Otto, named to Concordia Senior College Dean's List in Fort Wayne Indiana. Recognition requires at least a 3.5 GPA to qualify.
The Sunny Silver Sisters 4-H club met twice in June. At Sue Grause’s home, members answered roll call with their favorite color, learned color blending in a demonstration by Mary Ann Elder, and finger painted using three primary colors. Refreshments were served by Sue and her mother. At Karen Simmons’s home, Win Ann Deason demonstrated refinishing, fair books were handed out, and Deason was named Queen Candidate. Demonstration teams and subjects were chosen. Karen and her mother again served refreshments.
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