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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
1
Robert Forbes publisher contact dial 434 5590 Aurelia Iowa 51005 published every Wednesday as second class matter at the Aurelia post office. Cherokee County rates in advance per year 3.00 outside Cherokee County 3.50. Classified ads readers 1 sc per line with minimum 60 cents for first insertion. Cards of Thanks 1.00 per insertion.
Aurelia shot 58 percent and five players in double figures led by Tim Hills 16 points and Allan Hallquist 15 as they overwhelmed Ocheyedan 93 58 in Spencer. Mike Tolzin returned strong with five corner baskets and the Bulldogs dominated on rebounds and turnovers en route to the win.
Hot Lunch Menu for March 12 to 16 lists daily meals with items such as spaghetti and meat balls Tuesday mashed potatoes turkey gravy and peanut butter sandwich Wednesday hamburger patty shoe strings fruit and cookies Thursday chili and crackers bread and butter Friday scalloped potatoes and ham lettuce and dressing peanut butter sandwich dessert each day includes milk
Mrs Goldie Matzdorff returned home Saturday after visiting her sons in Phoenix Lake Havasu and Scottsdale Arizona. She also visited Mrs Angie Parrott. Mr and Mrs Ray Shaw and the Bill McAlpine family formerly of Cherokee visited Mesa Tucson Yuma to see the Territorial Prison and into Mexico. Mr and Mrs Verle Matzdorff met her in Sioux Falls on her return. Mr and Mrs Ivan Thompson and family of Sheldon were visitors in the Gaudian home. Open House honored Earl Hobbs retirement after 37 years as Supt Buildings and Grounds Cherokee Schools at Garfield School. Dave Mackay from Kirkwood College Cedar Rapids spent quarterbreak with his parents Archie Mackay Jr. Kim Dumkrieger of Redwood City California visited this week. he attended a Honeywell seminar in Denver. Ray Dumkrieger also visiting during spring break from South Dakota State University. Mrs Bob Reilly accompanied Mr and Mrs Allen Holles and family to Minneapolis where the Holles will live. Mr Holles transferred from General Tire Sioux City to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Reilly will spend a few days with them helping them get settled in their new home. Supper guests in the Willis Tolzin home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Genther of Peterson, Ruby Tolzin, Roxanne Brownmiller, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Tolzin and Ann of Cherokee, Leslie Haake of Galva, Sharon Tolzin of South Sioux City Neb., and Marcia Bryant of Denver Colo. Mrs. Earl Covey returned Wednesday evening after spending 15 days in the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. James Covey in Des Moines. While there she cared for the family while Mrs. James Covey accompanied her mother to Hawaii on a Multiple Sclerosis tour. Mrs. Hazel Hicks spent from Thursday until Monday in the Robert Barney home at Omaha to become acquainted with her new granddaughter Angela. Mrs. Hen ry Miederhoff accompanied Mrs. Hicks and visited her daughter Mrs. Earl Bute.
General Meeting of W S C S is set for Thursday March 8 at 2 PM with a guest speaker and invited members from neighboring churches. Aurelia Temple No 72 Pythian Sisters meets March 14 at 1 30 PM after a 1 PM birthday luncheon.
On February 28 Pat Kludas led a 13 member gathering with four guests Mrs. Max Gilbert Mrs. Ted White Mrs. Russell Allen and Mrs. Russell Grashoff. President Mrs. Harry Pingel conducted the session. Prizes went to Mrs. Ronald Nelson Mrs. Max Gilbert and Mrs. A. E. Grashoff. Hostess gift went to Mrs. Goodburn. Lunch followed. Next meeting set for March 14 at Mrs. Reginald Hantsbarger’s home.
Pvt. Tracy L. Coombs son of Mr and Mrs Oren Coombs serves near Stuttgart Germany as a mechanic for a unit assembling pontoon bridge sections. His outfit operates boats 17 feet long with two 6 cylinder engines and drives 5 10 tractor trailers. The company spends nine months a year in the field moving across Germany and just returned from 12 days in the field.
Theda Nelle Scott of Aurelia won the third feed bank giveaway by Aurelia Golden Acres FFA chapter. Two more feeds will be given away on Friday March 9 and Friday March 16. Registration possible at Aurelia Bank Maple Valley Feed Fertilizer or Farmers CoOp Co. drawings honor farmers supporting FFA and Vo-Ag programs in the community.
Mrs Ron Shelton R N of Storm Lake resigns as Director of Nursing after six months at Sunset Knoll. Her husband transfers to Santa Rosa California. Mrs Arlene Mann L P N will serve as Director of Nursing with responsibilities to follow.
Mrs. Janet Schwanz R N conducts staff in service meetings. Mrs. Mariamma Thomas R N is a new Sunset Knoll employee. She and her husband are natives of India. Mr. Thomas teaches at Buena Vista College Storm Lake.
A sequence of February and March events at Sunset Knoll includes Robert Loffer leading devotions February 25 assisted by several for the service, a bingo session February 26 with Sunset Knoll Auxiliary volunteers, a February 27 sing-a-long supported by residents and staff, February 28 reading by Ralph Peterson, March 1 craft help from staff and volunteers, and March 2 a Bible study by Women of St Paul Lutheran Alta led by Connie Lietz and others.
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