Aurelia Post Office Notices Published Thursdays
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Aurelia Iowa.
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Northwest Iowa farmers can attend the Iowa Weed and Corn Borer Control clinic in Spencer on April 1 at the 4 H club show ring Clay county fairgrounds. Speakers include Dr Harold Gunderson Dr E P Sylvesteragricultural engineer Dale Hull and Clyde Spry with presiding editor J S Russell. Displays by manufacturers feature spray and dusting equipment and chemicals used to combat borers and weeds.
The column lists Rebekah Plastics party with Mrs Crist Droegmiller as demonstrator, dinners for the Fierk and Ammons couples, birthdays and anniversaries, Pythian Sisters and Embroidery Club meetings, Jolly Jones club activities, and social gatherings with prizes and meals across March. Key names include Harriet McCurdy, Emil Carlson, Connie Lighter, Maude Lewis, A V Fierk, A J Byerly, and Carol Ammons.
General Aid of the Congregational church held a Thursday meeting on March 17 with Mildred Anderson as program chair. The program included devotional time, songs, and multiple high school musical numbers performed by Poll Percis Is Calm As the Nightgirls' sextette and soloists Phyllis Lehnhardt Jean Eddy Merryl Schulke Rose Ann Schramm. Readings by Inez Larson Mildred Anderson Aileen Glawe and a group song All Hail the Power led by Marianne Mongan followed by closing prayer Grace Meier.
The menu lists a Monday lineup of orange juice goulash cabbage wedges peanut butter sandwiches fruit sauce and milk. Tuesday features orange juice mashed potatoes hamburger gravy stewed tomatoes jelly sandwiches cup cakes and milk. Wednesday offers orange juice macaroni and cheese egg salad sandwiches celery or carrot sticks berry sauce.
Thursday features orange juice meat and lettuce sandwiches beets fruit cups cookies and milk Friday offers juice potato salad buttered corn cheese sandwiches ice cream and milk
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