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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
2
The menu lists daily meals for March with items such as Barbecue meat on bun and potato chips on Monday, orange juice and escalloped turkey on Tuesday, hot pork sandwich on Wednesday, baked potato and hot dog on Thursday, and fish sticks on Friday. Immanuel Lutheran Church services are noted with times for Sunday School and Worship.
Local churches list Lenten sermons and weekly activities. St Paul Lutheran led by Pastor E J Webrapann holds services at 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Lent talk "Were You There?" crowns thorn. other churches share worship, Sunday School, youth programs, choir, and meetings for Women’s Fellowship and executive committees.
Lenten vesper and choir rehearsals fill a busy week at Meriden Evangelical Free Church and Bethlehem Lutheran Church Cherokee. Events include Bible study prayer sessions, junior and senior confirmation, Sunday worship and Luther League activities with chairing by pastors Donald W. Erdmann and Walter E. Lack.
Pythian Sisters Aurelia Temple No 72 met for a 6 30 birthday luncheon with Mabel Johnson in charge and officers appointed to vacant chairs. Neighborhood Birthday Club plans a March 79 meeting with Mrs Gurdon Atherton. card party held with multiple couples attending. Five hundred attended easy scores and prizes awarded. Maple Valley Friendship Club and Embroidery Club announce meetings. S & C club hosted a March event with songbird theme. Jolly Jones set for a Tuesday meet at Frank Peterson home. hosting couple entertained Reeseville visitors.
The note lists a social evening with visiting and card games followed by lunch. Past Chiefs club will meet Tuesday, March 19, at the home of Mrs Hugo Hucke.
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