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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates for Cherokee County and outside Cherokee County. Classified ads cost 1 1/2 cents per line with a minimum 60 cents for the first insertion. Cards of Thanks are 1 50 each per insertion.
Mr and Mrs Loren Huseman were honored with an open house Friday at St John s Lutheran school basement. Loren and Linda wed June 16 in Green Springs Ohio. About 70 guests attended with pink and lavender décor and family members serving punch and coffee.
Ned Staplehurst and Mrs. Harold Friedrich visited the Hansen family in Goldfield and Gerald Christensen. Glienke family stayed with Edna Buhr in Westgate and attended the Shirley Miller Richard Buhr wedding at St Peters Luther an Church. Janet Radke spent time with Wayne and Marcia Radke, while Francis Roy and relatives visited Dean Grienke in Ft Meyers Florida. Martha Menke released from Alta Memorial Hospital after leg injury. Dinner guests included Ann Chindlund and Jim Grieme at Lake Shore Inn, with Jim Grieme at a June 25 Storm Lake gathering for Cecil Chindlund’s granddaughters birthday.
The Country Ramblers 4 H Club met at Judy Engdahl’s home on July 9 starting at 1 30 with Sue Nelson leading pledges. Twenty one members attended and fair season tickets were distributed to sell. July 23 is set for a Local Achieve.
Sue Nelson spoke on room storage and Holly Peterson discussed fabric articles at the event. Judy Engdahl demonstrated Wearing a creative stitchery as part of the program.
The Aurelia Lassies 4-H Club met July 9 at the Aurelia Shelter House at 1 00 p.m. President Tammy Cougill called the meeting to order. Brenda Cougill and Julie Whitmore led pledges. seven members and one leader answered roll call with wood types. An achievement date was set for July 18 at the Farmers National Bank basement. A new rule was announced by Tammy Cougil about the club conduct.
Kim Cougill, 4 H reporter, covers a talk on wood staining and how to apply finish. The session explained steps, tools, and safety tips for hobbyists and students interested in woodworking.
We express sincere gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy after the loss of our dear friend Martha Pietz. Thanks to Dr Berge Sunset Knoll staff and Pastor Schultz for their care and visits.
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