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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1977
Page
1
A concise news brief from The Aurelia Sentinel dated Wednesday May 18 1977 covers community updates and events in Aurelia Indiana including local happenings and notices of interest to residents. The item highlights civic matters and upcoming activities at area landmarks.
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publishing details for Aurelia Iowa with rates for classified ads readers and cards of thanks. Per year in Cherokee County is 3.50 in advance, outside county 4.00. Classified ads are 15 cents per line with a 75 cent minimum. cards of thanks 1.50 each.
Social items note Baccalaureate and Commencement for Karen Stevenson at Buena Vista College with family from Ankeny Paullina Galva Schaller Sioux City Sergeant Bluff and Cherokee. Receptions and family dinners follow in Storm Lake with relatives named including Nelson Will Rehnstrom and others in attendance.
A series of local notices details Daniel and Mark Radke's graduation celebrations with open houses and a buffet. Diamond Doors plans a May 26 morning meeting, followed by a Theo's lunch and KD Stockyards Station tour, with multiple area families noted as attendees. Community church groups and confirmations are also listed alongside hosting shifts and devotions.
The Monday potluck supper followed by a business meeting led by president Edwin Meyer. Visitors included Rev Leonard, Mrs Leonard, Rowse of Cherokee, Mr and Mrs Russell Allen, Tami and Kathy. May 23 and 30 committee members are Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilson and Mr and Mrs Edwin.
Annetta Meyer and Goldie Matzdorff join Mrs. Russell Allén for a sing along at the organ as the Barbershoppers of Storm Lake provide entertainment for May 23. The evening also features Bi and a social with music and card games.
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