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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
This newspaper fragment from the Aurelia Sentinel dated Wednesday June 11 1975 presents a partial page with local notices and brief item headlines. It includes community updates and civic notices typical of a midweek local paper.
The Aurelia Sentinel listing publisher Robert Forbes provides contact and office details. It notes distribution in Aurelia Iowa 51005, weekly publication, second class mail, and classified ad rates including 15 cents per line with 75 cent minimum, and 1.50 for cards of thanks.
Social notes report United Methodist Women will meet in Fellowship Hall on Thursday June 12 at 2 00 p.m. Guest speakers will be Mr and Mrs Harley McKinnis missionaries to Mexico. Guests were hosted at the homes of Mr and Mrs Jack Christensen for Monica's 3rd birthday and for Todd Christensen's 9th birthday. A friendship coffee for Norma Wilson was held at the Leland Galvin home on May 29 with several ladies in attendance.
Lori Christine Gano, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorne Gano, was baptized at the First United Methodist Church with a post service picnic at Aurelia Park. Attendees included the Bonhams McManus family Fastenow Rapp Hanson and Gano relatives, plus friends from Cherokee and Storm Lake. Additional coffee gatherings populated by local residents followed in Hanson and surrounding homes. Aurelia Temple No 72 Pythian Sisters set a June 11 meeting with a noon potluck. ACC to meet at Mrs Russell Allan’s home this Wednesday at 2 PM.
Mr and Mrs Jack Christensen and family visited Dr and Mrs Keith Valesh in Oelwein over the weekend. The group attended a concert headlined by an 11 year old performer, Heather and Kristie also in attendance.
Old Carrie McDowell and the group Love Train visit and welcome a new grandson Shane Aaron. Ames family ties stretch across visits from Calumet City to Cherokee and Mankato as relatives travel for birthdays, moves, and Shrine Circus outings. Local headlines recount social visits, births, and travel between Iowa and Illinois households.
A woman attended a reception held at the home of her partner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Greenhouse, during the visit.
A complete line of wedding notices appears in this issue of The Sentinel detailing marriages, couples, and dates for local honorees. The notices list names of brides grooms venues and wedding dates in concise announcements.
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