Aurelia Sentinel Report March 16 1961
Local Iowa newspaper details community notices, short items, and local happenings for Aurelia and surrounding area with brief notices and events reflected in the Thursday edition.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
5
Local Iowa newspaper details community notices, short items, and local happenings for Aurelia and surrounding area with brief notices and events reflected in the Thursday edition.
Embroidery Club meets at Mrs. Fred Wieland's home Friday. Neighborette Club gathers at Mrs. Helen Hench's home Tuesday March 21. Wilmer Winterhof hosts relatives for Bonnie's fifth birthday dinner. Guests include the Winterhof families from Alta and Aurelia. Card party at Mrs. Herb Langwin's features 1 pm luncheon and prizes won by Mrs. Burt Mummert, Mrs. Fred Kolpin, and Mrs. Ralph Peterson. Rebakah Circle met at Mrs. Carl Larson's with six members. next at Mrs. Lyle Whiting’s on March 22. Met-En-Et Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rebhuhn with Five Hundred. prize winners include Mrs. Raymond Kruse, Mrs. Merlin Resene, Lawrence Anderson, and Henry Haight. Albert Engdam won the evening prize. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Engdahl. Dinner party at 6:30 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Petitlon for Irvin Hahn's birthday. guests from Cheroke and other friends attended.
Stieneke of Aurelia and the Pet ton family host a Friday gathering at Mrs. Frank Oakes home with thirteen members and three guests including Mrs. Chester Dyslin Storm Lake Mrs. Walter Hoppner Cherokee and Emma Brown. Lunch was served and the next meeting is set for Friday March 24 at Mrs Hugo Peckenschnieder’s home. Mr and Mrs Lowell Gano entertained 500 Card Club at their residence.
At seven o clock Friday evening a supper event drew three tables of 500 players. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dale Slee zer, Mr and Mrs Billie Mummert, Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson Jr, Mrs Harry Anderson, and Mr and Mrs Max Ammons.
Alta residents Mr and Mrs Norman Johnson and family visited in the Alvin Peterson home Sunday afternoon. Dale Pooler and family dined with sister Mrs Dean Smith and family in Onawa Sunday. Clair Parrott and family visited Robert Franks in Galva Sunday afternoon. Orville Hickey of Spencer visited his father W H Hickey at Louis Otto home Sunday. A B Lindsay of Cherokee and Orville Hickey of Spencer visited Garland Hickey home Sunday. Ben Otto and family visited Floyd Fahr in Galva Friday evening. Callers at Roger Miller home included Mrs Darwin Friedland Storm Lake and Mrs Allie Johnson and Mrs Hamman and family of Alta. Myra Huseman of Alta overnighted with Carolyn Otto. Sherm Nelson and Polly visited her parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Kolb at Holstein Wednesday and Thursday. Kimberly Nelson stayed with grandparents George and Mrs. Nelson those days. Grover Bell visited daughter and son-in-law Karl Brugman in Cherokee Tuesday. Conrad Lundgaard and family were dinner guests of Roy Simonson at Rolfe Sunday. Alvin Peterson attended Buena Vista College Spring Concert Tuesday. daughter Phyllis Jane is in the band. Willis F Sloan of Washington DC, guest at I H Leonard home Thursday to Sunday. Sloan works with US Employment Service Farm and Migrant Labor Division. Leonard family drove him to Sioux City Sunday.
Community listings show Mrs. Lester Hiemstra and family at a birthday gathering for Ronnie Hiemstra held at the Harley Hiemstra home in Kingsley. Other items note plane travel to Bis mark North Dakota and various visits to neighbors and relatives across local towns. PFC Keith Hickey recently promoted to Specialist in the Army, stationed at Pusan, with Dewey and Gregory Dewey as supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Otte.
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