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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel published on Thursday March 8 1956 notes community events and local notices in a concise newspaper row. Local residents see updates on civic matters and upcoming activities within the town of Aurelia.
A long list of weekend and weekday visits, open houses, and anniversary celebrations across Emmet Peterson Storm Lake Cherokee Sioux City and surrounding areas. Neighbors and relatives including Akers Pew Roy Parrott Meinking Mohrer Volkert Thevenin and others share meals, birthdays and 25th anniversaries with varied gatherings in Peterson Storm Lake Battle Creek Akron Perry and other local homes and open houses.
The report describes a wedding with groomsmen Verlyn Dyslin and Dick Martin, the bride's brother and brother-in-law. The bride's mother wore a blue suit while Mrs Haley wore an aqua dress with rosebud corsages for her son's wedding, followed by a church reception.
The June wedding for a Sac City couple drew about 225 guests with a three tier cake by Mrs. A. W. Larson and decoration by Mrs. Fred Kolpin. Centerpieces by Mrs. Paul Martin and guests wore royal blue aprons as attendants. The bride, a 1950 Aurelia high School graduate, and groom, also a 1950 Sac City graduate, plan to live on the groom’s family farm after a six mile move. Out-of-town guests came from Alta, Larrabee, Storm Lake, Fonda, Cherokee, Adams, Minn., Newell, Alrena, Stour City, Sac City, Lyons and Omaha Nebraska.
The Aurelia Sentinel issue for March 6 1256 reports local happenings and notices. It lists community events, brief updates, and public announcements from the town of Aurelia.
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