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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
3
Multiple entries list visits and gatherings across towns including Wilbur Patten’s birthday party and Sunday dinners. Guests span Storm Lake Fonda Alta Cherokee Cherokee Alta Peterson and other communities with family visitors and supper gatherings noted.
The report lists birthdays and visits around the community. Mrs Reed’s birthday was celebrated with a gathering including the Alta family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Cherokee. Supper guests at the McKinley Menefee home included Quentin Anderson Henry Buddenhagen Lorenz Roth and Karen. Karen Buddenhagen joined Elmer Gertsmeier and Charlotte to Sioux City. Clifford Wilson returned from Washington Indiana where they visited Mrs Wilson’s ill father John Williams. Enoch Nelson and Oscar Gustafson hosted a gathering for Oscar’s birthday. Elmer Swanson and Hans Jensen hosted dinner in Truesdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buddenhagen entertained guests at a Monday supper with card games afterward. Prizes went to Mrs. Albert Fett and Elmer Buddenhagen. Guests included the Fetts of Storm Lake Lorenz Roth Karen and Elmer Buddenhagen Myrna and Carolyn. Secret Sisters Pinochle club met at Mrs. John Laposky’s home for a 1 PM luncheon and cards co hosted by Mrs. Carroll Sansen. Albert Libke won high score Floyd Kirby won low.
Social notes list prize winners at card parties hosted by Mrs. Russell Allen Mrs. Dale Pooler and others. Attendees from Anthon Moville and nearby towns join Eta Gaba bridge club and Rebekah lodge events with lunch, desserts, and 500 games. Dale Sleezer hosts 16 boys for a 10th birthday celebration with gifts.
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