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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
6
The Aurel Iowa Sentinel notes planned talks and programs including a life in the country talk and a question and answer period. The Midweek group will meet after the Sunday program, and the Lenten Mission studies series ends next Wednesday with a visit from R W.
Thursday March 15 1356 notice invites Tama Indian junior high students to a 7 or 7:15 PM meeting. Holy Week starts with Palm Sunday March 28. Special services listed for Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Friday noon at local Methodist Congregational and Baptist churches.
Classified items include Bonham Seed Oats for sale and hatch listings from Linn Grove Hatchery, with farm contact Walter and Art Anderson in Aurelia. Trinity Lutheran Church in Alta publishes a March schedule of sermons choirs and classes led by Pastor John W. Oberg and guest singers Virginia Richardson, plus a Welfare Society meeting in Fort Dodge and Lutheran Home Guild in Madrid.
A religious reflection cites Luke 12 15 warning against covetousness and asserts that true wealth lies in peace of soul gained by loving God with all one's heart and receiving His love, making worldly riches mere ashes.
Aurelia Congregational Church will welcome two Iowa State college students and a Kenyan delegate from East Africa to speak at Sunday schools and church services next Sunday morning. Roswell Blount and Jacob Othieno will share speaking duties with Othieno presenting slides of his native country after a 6:30 potluck supper Sunday evening.
The Sentinel invites readers to submit items about family, social clubs, and local organizations. Phone contact provided for scheduling and notices.
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