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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1961
Page
3
The Aurelia Sentinel carries subscription rates and advertising charges. Subscriptions outside Cherokee County are 3 dollars per year in advance. Classified ads cost 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum. Cards of Thanks are 1 dollar per insertion.
Mr and Mrs George Phipps hosted a card club with pinochle at four tables. Orville Tapper and Larry Kolpin pair won high and second high. Rebekah Circle met at Elmer Swanson’s. George Washington lunch concluded the afternoon. Upcoming events include Mrs Carl Larson hosting on March 8 and Bridge Club at Matzdorff home with prizes for both couples and singles.
Mrs. Walter Matzdorff and guests attend as Paul Stieneke hosts a 6:30 dinner at Stubb's Ranch Kitchen Spencer for the Hahn 50th and Pettin 21st anniversaries. Jolly Jones meets at Mrs. Engdahl’s with 15 members. Anniversary party set for Frank and Peterson. Eastern Star to meet at Masonic temple March 7. Contract Bridge results and luncheon details noted. Ernest Otto hosts 6:30 dinner Sunday.
A string of social notices lists guests visiting Aurelia families including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gertsmeier Pearl Lichtenberg and others from nearby towns. The Aurelia Home Economics class received a lesson on flower arranging from Mrs. Garland Hickey and Mrs. Dean Fassler. ACC met with 15 members and 13 guests. prizes were won by Mrs. Earl Demaree and Mrs. John Fraser. door prize to Mrs. Harry Pingel. next meeting March 8 hosted by Mrs. Ivar Carlson. Maple Valley 4-H met February 1 at Farmers National Bank with 21 members. Larry Peterson presided. invitation extended to Mill Creek Valley Demonstration Team. agronomy activity sheets distributed. discussed exchange student plan and contributing to the National 4-H Club Center in Washington, D. C. Games and lunch followed. Billy Huseman, reporter.
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