Sunset Knoll News March 1 Highlights
Aurelia residents visit locals as Edna Mark receives a social call from Erik and Mrs. Radke. Mrs Wayne Gaston also participates in the community update with neighboring neighbors.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
1
Aurelia residents visit locals as Edna Mark receives a social call from Erik and Mrs. Radke. Mrs Wayne Gaston also participates in the community update with neighboring neighbors.
A sequence of visits observes Kay and Andy Davenport and many others from Sioux City Washta Spencer Aurelia Alta and Storm Lake visiting Sunset Knoll residents Martha Peitz Alma Volkert and Mary Frank. March 6 to 11 feature music craft Bible study and a Gideon program delivering New Testaments.
March 4 devotion at Sunset Knoll led by Rev Boom with Mrs Boom and Mrs Dean Will on organ. March 5 bingo held for residents as American Legion Auxiliary members assist, including Mrs Kenneth Bruce and Mrs Irvin.
Minnie M Buddenhagen born November 13 1902 in Spring township baptized 1902 confirmed 1917 at Immanuel Lutheran Afton township married February 9 1938 to John Hasenwinkel. The couple farmed near Aurelia then moved to Aurelia 1950. She joined St Paul Lutheran 1951 taught Sunday school and served Ladies Aid. She died February 22 after a heart attack. Survivors include her husband three sisters Mrs. Walter
Hesse of Cherokee Mrs Harvey Kolpin Aurelia and Mrs Rein hold Braunschweig Reeseville Wis and three brothers Elmer Edward John Buddenhagen all Aurelia. Parents and three brothers Roy Henry Arthur Buddenhagen preceded her in death. Funeral services at St Paul Lutheran church Feb 26 conducted by Pastor E J Wehrspann. Burial Immanuel Lutheran cemetery Wharton Funeral Home in charge.
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