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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
5
Mt Olive News lists visitors and family gatherings across Cherokee, Aurelia, Storm Lake, and nearby towns. Guests include Rev and Mrs Hiatt and Lowee at St Josephs in Sioux City, Mr and Mrs Petton of Cherokee, and many relatives sharing Mother’s Day and church events.
Okee hosted guests at the Bertil Peterson home last Thursday. Mother's Day visits included Lincoln Hahn family Dan Hahn and Wes Day of Quimby and Irving Fox with Fred Stewart's daughter from Cherokee. Mt Olive Ladies Aid to meet this afternoon with hosts Mrs. Lloyd Ohlson and Mrs. B H Dukes. Also reported: Sorenson of Aurelia visited Fred Sorenson, Bengtson of Aurelia visited Clifford Bengtson, and Alfred Simonsen of Aurelia spent time with Lawrence Mongan. Ann Jones of Cherokee and Dick Hallbauer of San Diego noted in accompanying lines.
Last Thursday and Friday several families hosted visitors from Aurelia Cherokee and Sioux City including Mr and Mrs Will Hahn Mr and Mrs Oscar Gustafson and others. Mrs Oscar Smith plans to return from St Josephs hospital this week. The Cherokee Men's Chorus gave a concert at Mt Olive church Monday night with refreshments afterward. Robert Bengtson and Cliff Bengtson were in Sioux City Monday. The Sentinel acts as an agent for Sioux City papers and invites subscriptions.
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