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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports news from Aurelia Iowa on Wednesday June 25 1975. Local events include community notices and brief items reflecting midweek civic life.
Social items note Diamond Beers meeting at Mrs Engdahls home with co host Mrs Reinboth to plan next year. About 30 members of Barracks 1506 and Auxiliary of Cherokee Veterans of WWI held a noon potluck at Cherokee American Legion Hall with guest Mrs Tet rink from Washington. Business meetings led by Commander Elmer Jacobson and Mrs Ruth Rollison. The Auxiliary hosts a bakeless bake sale and welcomes new member Mrs Mary Bauman. Delegates to Department
Community groups report June gatherings in Des Moines and area towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Jacob son Mrs. Rollison Mary Reinert Ruth Ferris and Wilma Miller. Next meeting features a prime dinner at Marcus shelter house on July 14. Maple Valley Friendship Club, Sunset Knob Auxiliary, and Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational United Church of Christ held sessions with poems devotions and programs. Picnic hosts from Storm Lake drew attendees from many towns and states. ACC met June 11 with nine members and three guests.
Dorcas Circle convenes at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Bowen while Sunset Knoll Retirement Home hosts Open House with 159 guests welcomed by official hostess Minna Lau. Entertainment by the Aurelia Friendly Squares featured Ken Nelson as caller and a list of dancing couples received Appreciation certificates.
Local groups and churches receive recognition for service to Sunset Knoll residents including aiding with projects presenting Bible studies programs birthday parties and other community efforts.
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