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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
2
The piece discusses the Iowa legislature facing a crucial winter session in an odd numbered year. It notes uncertainty about car replacements and world order, predicting many peacetime plans will be delayed. It also observes the Legislature and major offices being dominated by a single party.
Mrs Earl Zwick notes visits and gatherings in Afton area. Rhea Welker from Cherokee visited the Arthur Phipps home. Zwick family hosted a farewell party for neighbors and movers. Bob Booth on leave was honored at Cobblestone. Verne Zwick of Sutherland builds a garage for Raymond Zwick.
Mrs. Jennie Lind Johnson becomes the first grandmother and first great grandmother to fly solo at Jefferson. She aims to build flight time for a cross country trip this fall and plans to buy a plane in the spring for personal and business use.
The F. N. C. Club gathered at Mrs. Raymond Timmerman’s home on Friday afternoon November 10. A short business meeting was led by Mrs. Oscar Smith in Mrs. Paul Peterson’s absence. Plans were made for a Christmas Gift exchange at Mrs. Sam Bevins’s home in December. Lunch was served by the hostess and her mother.
Mrs. O. C. Hickey and Mrs. D. J. Waterman of Stratford Iowa visit LeRoy Hench. They attend a Methodist meeting in Storm Lake on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Sioux City call at the C. A. Peterson home Friday. The Petersons and Mrs. Conie Everhardt spend Sunday with relatives. W. F. Hickey visits his sister Mrs. Oscar Peterson of Linn Grove. Arnold Otto and Lavonne Otto join Sunday dinner guests.
Mrs Walter Radke Mr Leo Nelson and Gerald called in the O C Hickey home Sunday afternoon.
Roger Hinkeldey marked his Sunday birthday with friends at home. The afternoon featured various games and time spent with family and guests.
A luncheon featured a decorated birthday cake and many gifts. Attendees included Arlin and Vernon Hinkeldey, Duane and Darrel Hinkeldey, Eugene Bumann, Leon Otto, George and Richard Schulke, Vernon Winterhoff, Gerald Radke, Donald and Larry Peterson, and Mrs. Sophia Hinkeldey. Prof and Mrs A J Ludwig welcomed a daughter born November 6, with their three sons. Mr and Mrs Martin Hinkeldey visited Edward Hinkeldey home Sunday night.
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