Sunset Knoll May Activities Include Devotions and Singalong
Sunset Knoll residents enjoyed a series of events from May 13 to 18. Sister Charlotte of Immaculated Conception Church led devotions with Mrs. Fae Mitchell assisting.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
11
Sunset Knoll residents enjoyed a series of events from May 13 to 18. Sister Charlotte of Immaculated Conception Church led devotions with Mrs. Fae Mitchell assisting.
Mrs. Connie Allen expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts and sympathy shown during her recent surgery. Her appreciation is heartfelt and sincere.
On Mother's Day families hosted dinners and observed birthdays. Guests included Lori Ford Sara Hinkeldey and various relatives from Jackson Minnesota Norfolk Nebraska Aurora South Dakota Meadow Grove and Marshalltown among others. The day featured receptions and dinners at the Martin Hinkeldey Ernest Friedrich Winterhof and Glienke homes with out of town visitors for funeral services.
The Aurelia Iowa Sentinel-Wednesday dated May 23 1973 lists visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Martin Glienke and family and Mr and Mrs Dean Glienke in Ames. Birthday club hosts thank neighbors for gifts cards and food. Mrs Nicholey seeks medical exams at Sioux City and recovery in Alta hospital.
The writer thanks everyone who brought food and helped during the death of uncle Clarence Johns, expressing deep appreciation for the support and kindness shown.
Mr and Mrs Palmer Hanson Dale and Lyle express sincere thanks for acts of kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their beloved son and brother.
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