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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel published weekly in Aurelia Iowa with Robert S Forbes as publisher. subscription rates listed for Cherokee County in advance and outside Cherokee County. classified ads priced at 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum per insertion.
The Little Sioux Symphony presents its season opener Sunday November 8 at 4 00 pm in the Washington High School auditorium Cher okee. Under new conductor Dr Fred R Glassburner associate professor at Buena Vista College the group draws players from a 35 mile radius including Alta Aurelia Cherokee Cleghorn Correctionville Early Galva Gillett Grove Larrabee Le Mars Linn Grove Newell Primghar Remsen Sibley Storm Lake and Sutherland with guest string players from Sioux City and LeMars. Oboist Chad Beese will be featured performing his orchestration of the Rhonda movement from the Con-
The notice mentions orchestral performance of a Haydn piece "certo for Oboe and Orchestra." It also notes Mr. Beese, Cherokee resident, serves as instrumental instructor at Willow Community Schools. Markets update from Aurelia lists Egg prices 26c for Grade A and 20c for Grade B, poultry calls 44 1/2 c, and grain prices from Farmers Co-op with Corn at 81.04 per bu and Oats at around 80.0 per bu.
A group from Paulina visited Mrs. Henry I. Buddenhagen Wednesday for a house warming and presented a gift to celebrate her new home. Mrs. Archie Dance delivered the present. The American Legion Auxiliary hosted the event.
A service summary notes a gathering at Mrs Avra Larson home with a December gift. A notable death is reported of a husband and infant son, with survivors Doroth y Hansen and Lucile Julich among twelve grandchildren. Funeral services were held October 26 at the Lutheran Church in Schleswig conducted by Rev F A Wiese.
Miss Rose Plagman received a recognition service at St. John's United Church of Christ for 35 years as full time organist. Valerie Walter played the organ, followed by a 20 minute recital by Mrs. David Hench of Ames. A reception with gifts and thanks concluded the observance.
Alma Minnie Mundt, born March 18 1898 in Texas, daughter of Chris Trinkelbach and Marie De muth, married to Herbert Mundt in 1915. They farmed north of Schleswig then moved to Schleswig in 1948. She died October 23 1964 at Crawford County Memorial Hospital at age 66 years 7 months 5 days. She was a lifelong member of the Schleswig Lutheran congregation and worked as a cook at Saunders Rest Home. She was preceded in death by her husband and other family.
Sunday 4 p.m. concert by the Little Sioux Symphony at Washington High School Auditorium draws Cherokee Publics. Saturday Nov 14 features Firemen's Band at the Legion with music by the Red Coats. Tickets are $1 per person, 27 sale with Aurelia Fire Dept members.
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