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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1977
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local news brief items for Wednesday March 30 1977 including community notices and regional updates from Aurelia Iowa.
The Aurelia Sentinel lists contact dial 434 5590 for Aurelia Iowa 51005 with weekly publication as second class matter. Classified ads priced 15 cents per line with 75 cent minimum. cards of thanks 1.50 per insertion. yearly rate 8 50 in Cherokee County and 4 00 outside Cherokee County.
The Women's Fellowship of Congregational United Church of Christ met March 17. Peregrine White Circle members served the luncheon. Devotions on the theme It's About Time were given by Mabel Johnson. Members and guests sang selected hymns.
Mrs Celia Daniels and Mrs Jean ette Mongan sang I d Like to Teach the World to Sing during devotions. Mrs Floyd Swan son presided over the business meeting. GuestsDay April 21 were announced. Mrs John Prickett spoke on Easter and Aileen Glawe read from Guidepost.
Meyer and William Westphal attended the Cherokee county senior citizens meeting with delegates Edwin Meyer and Mrs Lois Wolcott elected and Elmer Hanson as alternate. Aurelia will have two voting delegates. Entertainment included readings and a group contest with Joe Livinski performing and bingo and cards to close. Sunset Knoll Auxiliary met March 28 with 16 members and one guest, roll call, Easter symbols reading, guest Lee May Frost, reports on Fountains, new home residents, and fund activities for a quilt project. Birthdays listed for April. next meeting March 25 with hostesses Effie Ohlson and Emma. notes on Bible study and bingo.
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