Social items reveal multiple family gatherings and recitals
The column catalogs Memorial Day park picnic attendees from Cherokee and nearby towns, a May 27 piano recital at Caro lyn Nelson’s home featuring nine musicians and pieces by Beethoven Schubert Mendelssohn and others, a birthday party for Debra Albers, and various community notices including Junior Legion Auxiliary meeting plans and attendees at gatherings in Westmar College and Quimby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvie Fox
Clayton Bugh
Steven
Cherokee
Harold Fox
Quimby
Francis Anderson
Sioux Falls
Alva Ammons
Des Moines
Clyde Fox
Chas. Galvin Jr
Bill Fox
the Park Memorial Day
Carolyn Nelson
Beethoven
Ann Ohlson
Schubert
Candace Johnson
Janice Anderson
Larrabee
Mendelssohn
Gary Otto
Ray Gustafson
Eloise
Eileen Otto
John Field
Dianne Wilke
Barbara Borrink
Miss Borrink
Linda Be
John Patterson
O.C. Hickey
Pat
Junior Brownmiller
Aurelia
Clarence Cave
Vivian
Phoenix
Ariz
Leslie Gregg
Glen Dyslin Jr
Grace Brownmiller
Clara Cave
Harold Brownmiller Sr
Westmar College
LeMars
Francis Brownmiller
Everett Nelson and
Denny
Geo. Mummert
East Afton and Elk Community Notes
Residents gather at W M Booth home for a social afternoon with ten neighbor ladies and seventeen grandchildren. Visitors include Michael Julie and Terri of Davenport and families from Cherokee Aurelia and Sioux City. Mrs Larry Kolpin mourns the death of her grandfather Wilken with funeral services to be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Booth
Brad
Jerry Booth
Michael
Julie
Terri
Davenport
W. M. Booth
Elwyn Shultz
Malcolm Hyndman
Cherokee
Bob
Jerry
David Hoffman
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Fred Kolpin
Aurelia
Larry Kolpin
Wm. McCabe
Marvin Bengston
Ray Hines
M. Hines
Joe Schissel
Bob Schissel
Wilken
Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital
Woman at 62 Faces Social Security Decision
John R. Goldman district manager for the Social Security Administration states a woman worker or wife aged 62 but under 65 must decide when to file for social security benefits. The choice hinges on her individual financial situation and long term plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Goldman
Psalm Praise On Gods Mindful Care For Man
A devotional reflection exalts Psalm 8 3 4 noting the moon and stars as God s handiwork and marvels at how the Creator of the universe cares for even the least mortal with loving kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Social Security Office Outlines Benefits and Choices for Women
A Sioux City SSA representative explains that trained staff will discuss pros and cons but not advise on action. Widows and dependent mothers face no decision to file, while a woman on her own work record at 62 gets 80 percent if she waits to 65. If a woman or wife takes reduced benefits before 65, the reduction stays after 65.
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Goldman
Sioux City
The
Social Security Administration
Cherokee City Hall Council Session Notice
A meeting will be held in the Council Room at City Hall in Cherokee on Wednesday starting at 10 a m. The agenda and participants are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City Hall
Cherokee
St Pauls Lutheran Church Soil Conservation Program
Divine Service at 9 Sunday School at 10 home of Mrs W L Hantsbarger at 1 30 pm program on soil conservation. June 14 Agronomy field day at Ames. Check your subscription date on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul‘s Lutheran Church
E. J. Wehrspann
W. L. Hantsbarger
Ames
Calendar of 4-H and community events in Mill Creek Valley
June 7 Mill Creek Valley 4-H club tour begins at Norris Sands 8 30 a m. June 10 Afton township Farm Bureau meeting at the community building 8 p m. June 10 Sheridan Sure Shooters 4-H club tour starts at Clarence Peterson’s 8 a m. June 11 Spring township homemakers meet at Mrs D L Stanford 1 30 p m. June 11 12 and 1 Boys 4-H camp at Walther League Camp Lake Okoboji. June 13 Sheridan township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Valley
Norris Sands
Afton Township Joint Farm Bureau
Sheridan Sure Shooters
Clarence Peterson
Spring Township
D. L. Stanford
Walther League
Lake Okoboji
Sheridan Township
Aurelia Sentinel Rates and Publication Details
The Aurelia Sentinel shows subscription rates for foreign and domestic readers and advertising charges. Rates include 3.00 per year for foreign copies and 2.50 in advance locally, with 10 cents per line for classifieds and 35 cents minimum. Cards of Thanks are 1.00 each.
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Clayton Albers
Debra
Henry Ewaldt
Paul Meier
Duane Brosamle
Verdeen Ludwigson
Gahlen Gehrts
Holstein
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Robinson
J. E. Riser
Glen Pry
Sanborn
Albert Wink
Moville
Ervy Zoch
Wilbur Zoch
Arthur
Walter Slota
Washta
Glen Dyslin
Archie R. Nelson
Joe G. Nelson
Nelson & Nelson Lawyers
Cherokee and
L. R. Morton
E. M. O’donnell
Galva
J. C. Penny
Storm Lake
Carlson Livestock CO
East Afton & Elk
Security Administration
Aurelia Commercial Club
Don R. Hankens Tiorney
LAW
Cherokee Wee Bee
Sefe
Superversa
Reny Gv
Thevenin Howe
the Aurelia Sentinel
Robert S. Forbes
Iowa
Sweet Lassy
Schraiber Mills, Inc
St. Joseph
Missouri
Whartons
Maple Valley Hatchery
First Trust & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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