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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1972
Page
1
The notice lists publication timing as every Wednesday and second class matter status at the Aurelia Iowa Post Office. It shows classified ad pricing at 15 cents per line with a 60 cent minimum, and Cards of Thanks priced at $1.00 per insertion.
The week offers a student lunch program with daily options. Monday features pizza burgers and vegetables with a cookie and milk. Tuesday serves mashed potatoes with gravy meatballs bread and butter carrot sticks applesauce and a chocolate chip cookie with milk. Wednesday provides orange juice goulash hot rolls butter jam and buttered vegetables with chocolate whip and chili plus milk. Thursday includes chicken noodle soup crackers bread and butter fruit a cinnamon roll and milk. Friday offers fried potatoes wiener and catsup bread and butter pork and beans apple crisp and milk.
Dr and Mrs Richard Berge and family spent Thanksgiving Day at Jim Hanson home in Des Moines. Mrs Berge then visited Elk Horn with relatives including Mrs Lewis Larsen and Dr Arnold Larsen of Denver and Rev Peter Larsen of Chardan. She returned home Friday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Delaine Kolb and the Earl Bonnema home at Orange City. Thanksgiving dinner guests at Mrs Roy Lydell's included Mrs Glen Jesse and Paul of Storm Lake and Diane Jesse.
A long list of relatives and friends from Alta Peterson Maynard and nearby towns gathered for Thanksgiving with many staying overnight. Visitors included the Gustafsons from Early, Pam Gustafson home from Concordia College, and numerous families sharing meals and greetings at the homes of Nielsen Hyndman Buddenhagen and others.
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