The Aurelia Sentinel publication notice and rates
The Aurelia Sentinel lists second class matter at the Foss Office with a 2 cent per line rate and a 2 minute news emer... surrogate text shows damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1968
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists second class matter at the Foss Office with a 2 cent per line rate and a 2 minute news emer... surrogate text shows damaged OCR.
A fragmentary notice describes a German immigrant family in Hanover during the early 1800s. It mentions a man aged around fifty who migrated from Saserver, joined St. St. Jon's Lutheran parish, and married Sopte Mecke on May 2, 180. The family settled on Maple Valley farm and later moved three miles south on a new farm.
The article lists mourners including Edgar Schoeck and Alfred Schoeke of Sacktom and Sacktom neighbors, along with Mrs Sade Rebe der Mrs Glars Hare Sagess Stenesian Cait and Norma, and two brothers Max of Storm Lake and Herman of Centoey.
The announcement notes the birth of a daughter to Osaaha and Kanienn. Grandparents listed include Mr and Mrs Orville Harms and Mr and Mrs Ervin Grandmerer Nim Leo Cankes. Doug Nlag and Mirxs Lorenz are also named in the family notice.
The menu lists breaded pork items and breaded pork and vegetable sides for May 13 with notes on better meals. May 14 features a senior dinner with fried chicken shoe strings celery.
Menu notes list meals from May 15 to May 17 with items like creamed dred beef mashed potatoes upside down cake and tuna casserole. Entrees include meat sandwich and tuna casserole with side salads pickles and desserts plus milk on each day.
The Sentinel presents a complete line of wedding notices noting couples, venues, and dates for local ceremonies. Featured couples include area residents joining in marriage, with brief details on venues and times as published.
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