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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
4
The Aurelia Sentinel lists pricing for classified ads and reader notices including 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum, 1 dollar per card of thanks, and subscription rates of three dollars per year outside Cherokee County, published weekly by Robert S. Forbes.
Cherokee County rural letter carriers and Auxiliary and their families hosted a picnic at Aurelia Park. Birthday and coffee events honored Mrs. Harriet McCurdy and Miss Diane Poulson, with neighbors and relatives attending in Cherokee Aurelia Storm Lake and Spencer. The Mummert and Anderson families held reunions at Aurelia Park and shelter house with dozens of relatives from multiple towns.
A devotional message urges belief in divine possibility and reliance on Jesus Christ, reminding readers that God’s power is accessible through faith and the Savior’s hand.
At a recent meeting Ronnie Jones and Tommy Anderson spoke about their camp trip and Mike Mummert described a short course at Ames. They discussed a tour of the Storm Lake packing plant and the annual club tour followed by a visit to the Farmers Elevator in Aurelia. Lunch was served.
The William Bell Family expresses gratitude for friends support after the death of Mary Jean. Special thanks go to Dr Berge Rev Ostlund and Clair Parrott for their kindness and remembrance.
A note expresses gratitude to relatives for gifts and many cards received during a stay in Alta Hospital. The writer also thanks those who visited.
A Mid-America company outlines a plan to combine rail highway air and water options into a single efficient system. It notes past regulatory blocks on air service and truck use, highlights growing piggyback service, and seeks public understanding to diversify transport for industry agriculture and communities.
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