Potluck Dinner for Aurelia Friendly Senior Group
The Aurelia Friendly Senior potluck drew 48 members and guests on Monday night as the group gathers for a weekly community supper and business meeting.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1975
Page
1
The Aurelia Friendly Senior potluck drew 48 members and guests on Monday night as the group gathers for a weekly community supper and business meeting.
President Edwin Meyer led activities as Meals on Wheels schedule announced for the first two weeks of August. Nancy Nelson and Kim Staver performed songs, followed by a sing along bingo and cards. A Mayflower Circle coffee and missionary bandage project for Swaziland involved Norma Wilson. Past Legion glee members met for coffee, with Gladys Larson presiding and Alicin Holloway welcomed. Next meeting set for Ken-A-Bob on August 26.
A group of relatives and friends from Newell gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Rasmus Christensen for a Friday evening housewarming. Cards provided entertainment followed by a lunch brought by guests. The couple received a gift from attendees with guests including Mrs Mary Andersen Miss Mayta Andersen Mrs Jensina Witter Erwin Mescek Mr and Mrs Willis Hussey Ole and Tom Christensen and Mr and Mrs Hebert Swanson.
A World War I veterans group and its auxiliary unit suffer a manpower setback as 1506 bar and auxiliary field officers falter in the latest roster report. Local posts face recruitment and membership declines amid aging membership.
The notice lists a noon picnic at the Shelter House in Calumet on Monday Aug 4 and an Embroidery Club meeting at Mrs. George Nelson’s home on Friday Aug 1 at 2 pm. Guests celebrated Greyling Fredrickson’s birthday with family from Greenville and Peterson during a Sunday visit.
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