The Aurelia Sentinel May 21, 1975 front page brief
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local news from Aurelia Iowa dated May 21, 1975. The issue covers community notices, ads, and brief happenings surrounding Aurelia and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1975
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel reports local news from Aurelia Iowa dated May 21, 1975. The issue covers community notices, ads, and brief happenings surrounding Aurelia and nearby areas.
Multiple open houses and receptions marked graduation weekend across Aurelia and nearby towns. Families from Storm Lake Cherokee Washta Sioux City and Lincoln Nebraska hosted relatives and friends at celebrations for Susan Fett Sharon Stief Jo Lynn Kolpin Rhonda Fett and other graduates with extended out of town guests and campus observers noted.
Mr and Mrs Rnne Gustafson hosted an open house graduation party for daughter Linda from 3 to 8 PM Sunday at their home with a powder blue tablecloth daisy centerpiece and mint green candles. Guests arrived from Aurelia Alta Storm Lake and Cherokee. special guests included Pastor and Mrs John Swenson and family from Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Royce Cougill hosted a reception after Commencement for daughter Debra with guests from Storm Lake Arnolds Park Spencer Cherokee Aurelia Holstein Marcus Albert City and Orlando. Supper guests included Ed Klumpp and others from Marcus and Cherokee family circles.
A sequence of visits at Sunset Knoll from April 19 to April 28 shows residents and guests: Earl Kludas and Emma Steemke. Mrs Alfred Hons bruch with Elsie and Martha Hinkeldey. Virgil Bryngelson from Spencer with Elmer Bryngelson. Buck family from Spencer with Alma Volkert and Ericksons of Terrill. Earl Farles and Cherokee visitors to Goldie Erickson. Elmer Swanson and Storm Lake visitors to Martha Hinkeldey and Roy Betz. the Day family from Cherokee visiting C H Smith and Addie McGee. Willard Petlon and Ada Petlon. April 23 includes Herb Koch visit to Jennie Peterson and Pastor Discher with Hinkeldey and Brake. Roy Ohlson visiting Clare Ohlson. April 25 Kel Anderson and Todd Anderson visiting Merritt Anderson. April 27 multiple Yankton and Sioux Falls visitors with Frank, Harts, Konken, and Schwanz families. April 28 J P Brown and others visiting Addie McGee.
Irene Zwemke hosted a Mother's Day gathering at Mrs. Marie Glienke's residence with guests including Henry and Carol Glienke Ankeny Bruce and family, Albert Glienke and Terry Lacey, Willard Schmidt and family, Lyle and Walter Lichtenberg, Duane Hinkeldey and family, and Robert Christensen of Grand Island Nebraska. Henry Glienke celebrated a birthday.
A lengthy list notes numerous families hosting or attending Mother's Day events. Names include Lichtenbergs Glienkes Hinkeldeys Radkes and many others visiting relatives in Sioux City Washta Spencer Cherokee and Grand Island with dinners suppers and birthdays celebrated.
The Sentinel publishes a full wedding notices page with names, dates, and locations for upcoming ceremonies. Readers can find detailed listings listing couples and officiants, venues, and reception details in the matrimonial notices.
A Commerce Committee discussion covers a proposed bill to legalize state chartered institutions offering electronic banking and funds transfer. It cites National banks already using such tools and outlines a six month test by Iowa Des Moines National Bank in five supermarkets starting July 1, 1975. Senator Warren E. Curtis notes potential impact on shopping and banking, plus concerns about malpractice insurance affordability.
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