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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mongan attended a meeting of the U S Submarine Veterans of WWII Iowa chapter at Storm Lake Sunday afternoon. The Sub Vets group, founded in Atlantic City in 1955, now has about 5000 members with 66 in the Iowa Chapter.
The organization honoring WWII shipmates added seven new members at Storm Lake on Sunday. They are Ralph Mongan Aurelia Bill Mc Cabe Alta Loran Herbold Washta Paul Rupp Cherokee Charles Swendsen Sutherland John Sheip Storm Lake and Harold Giep Spencer. Prospective veterans may contact Ralph Mongan.
The Aftonettes held their annual May Morning Breakfast on Saturday May 27 at 9 a.m. in the Afton Community Building. Breakfast was served by hostesses Janet Gaston Carol Gaston Sandra McCabe Vicki McCabe Kathy Niemeir Linda Tigges Connie Anderson Donna Matthews and Connie Boldra and their mothers. After the breakfast the follow-
Afton club hosted an all day meeting on June 20 from 10 to 3 with Shirley Braunschweig Carolyn Buddenhagen Karen Davis and Judy Dyslin as hostesses. Jan Jones and Pat Sleezer, the two graduates, were given gifts from the club. Mrs Burt Mummert read a clipping of the first May Breakfast.
The Cavaliers Riding Club met at Ralph Patterson farm west of Cherokee on June 2. Officers elected: President Mike Carrington Vice President Mark Patterson Secretary Kay Bleakely Reporter Tom Coombs. Members learned proper tying saddling and bridle methods and drilled horses. Next meeting announced for June 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Ralph Patterson's farm.
The Aurelia Lassies 4-H Club met May 27 1961 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Ralph Roethler's home. Members split into groups to bake, shared a sack lunch, and heard talks on measuring cake substitutions and cake scoring. Next meeting set for June 27 1961 at Mrs. Rex Whitney's home. Reporter Linda Bekish. Card of thanks to Dr Berge and hospital staff.
The Relatives of Rosa Soule express heartfelt gratitude for comfort, service, floral offerings, cards, flowers, and visits. Special thanks to Dr. Berge and the hospital staff for their care shared by Arvid Anderson.
Several June flower shows are planned statewide. Key events include June 17 18 Rose Show in State Center, crown a Rose Queen, with a parade on June 17 and a 2 p m program in the formal garden. Spencer hosts a 500 600 rose exhibit on June 25 judged by American Rose Society rules. Clay County Garden club holds a Spencer workshop and show June 23 24 at the Shopping Center Mall, open to the public.
A complete line of wedding notices appears in the Sentinel, detailing couples, venues, dates, and patrons. The notices reflect local society events with names of spouses, wedding locations, and timing in concise report style.
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