Weekly publication note for Aurelia IA
This notice states the paper is published every Wednesday and entered as second class matter at the Aurelia Iowa Post Office with ZIP 51005. The price listed is 33.00.
06 May 1970
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1970
Page
1
This notice states the paper is published every Wednesday and entered as second class matter at the Aurelia Iowa Post Office with ZIP 51005. The price listed is 33.00.
Local residents visit friends and family across Sac City Waukon and Omaha. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Bruns Mrs Don Weitzel Mrs Royce Steffens and others. Advertisements tout Feather Proof Ticking cleaning service and Frakes Water Softeners with contact at Pauls Radio. Blaine Strampe from San Diego naval base to spend a week with parents before six months sea duty.
Mr and Mrs John Galvin and Mr and Mrs Herb Troxel were dinner guests in the Horace Martin home at Sutherland last Sunday.
The bride wore a bodice accented with pearls and a stand up collar with long gathered sheer sleeves. Lace and pearls trimmed the detachable train of mira mist. Her crown of pearls supported a shoul der length veil and a bouquet of white roses and stephanots with aqua streamers. Matron of honor Mrs Don La Fleur wore aqua mira mist over satin with aqua ribbon at the waist and a white organza bow headpiece. Bridesmaids Ann Pfaff and Marilyn Kron accompanied in matching attire.
The ceremony featured identically dressed wedding party with white jackets and aqua boutonniers. Attendants included Dennis Schlichting best man and James Swanson, Terry Dorr as groomsmen, with ushers Don La Fleur Robert Flanigan and John Thomann. A reception for 225 followed at the Country Kitchen.
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