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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel publishes every Thursday and is circulated as second class matter in Aurelia Iowa. Subscription rates are 2.50 per year in Cherokee County in advance and 3.00 outside Cherokee County. Classified ads are 10c per line with a 50c minimum, and cards of thanks cost 1.00 per insertion.
Augusta Margaret Plagman daughter of Fredrich and Rosina Tigges was born April 18 1874 in Van Cleve and died April 26 1963 at her Brooke Township home. She married Carl W. Plagman in 1896 and had 11 children. Surviving are six sons five daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral April 29 at St Johns United Church of Christ Peterson with Rev Lyle Kuehl officiating. Burial in St Johns cemetery Peterson.
Local residents hosted weekend guests across several towns. Wayne Gaston welcomed Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Edwards with their families from Storm Lake, plus Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen. Reuben Ohlson and family stayed with Larry Wogahn in Ames before traveling to Newton for a mission society meeting. Eve Witherspoon of West Palm Beach visited Lewis Nelson’s home, joined by Nelson and Bill Moses of Cherokee at Don Nelson’s Niobrara residence. Mrs. Herbert Peterson spent the weekend at Cedar Rapids.
Falls visiting her daughter Jan ice a student at State College of Iowa. The College observed Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wogahn visited their son and daughter in Ames and attended Veishea at Iowa State University over the weekend. Mrs Mary Satterlee and Mrs A C Will went to Marshalltown Wednesday. Mrs Ernest Otto spent the weekend with her daughter Norma a student at State Teacher's College in Cedar Falls. She was a guest of her daughter at the Pi Tau Phi luncheon at the Black Tea Room in Waterloo Saturday noon. Mrs Otto also visited her daughter and Mr and Mrs Frank Lieb at Dunkerton.
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