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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
1
Published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Aurelia. Annual rates listed for Cherokee County and outside Cherokee County. Classified ads at per line rates with a minimum charge for the first insertion per issue.
The wedding reception for about 100 was held in Fellowship Hall with a white and bronze cake, gold and bronze ribbons, and flowers. The bride wore a brown and white dress for travel, the couple attended Wayne State College, and many relatives from Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, and other towns attended the ceremony at the church.
Mrs Fred Schurtz and Mr Lester Current of New Aln Minnesota visited Kenneth Schmidt and his wife in their home. They are Mrs Schmidt's mother and sister. Also Mr and Mrs Dan Arthur and Heather visited Flora Getromer in Grundy Center and Sadies. Richard Hogrefe Civ joined weekend at the parental home as Maria Christensen and Dennison stayed with the parents.
Gary E Jecoh er born Aug 24 1939 to Elmer and Verna Jacob grew up around Aurelia Iowa. He graduated Aurelia High School 1957 and attended Iowa State College at Ames. He served in US Army in Germany where he died Sept 15 1964 at age 25. He is survived by his parents and sister Joan Jacob. Memorial services were at the Military Base Chapel with Chaplain Edwin B Banks.
Town City mourns as James and Roger Town sit at home with two grandmothers Mrs Paul Jacob and Mrs Henry Volkers of Breamfield Nebo. Funeral service held at Congregational Church with Rev Roessler. burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Family names listed among active pallbearers. Opening of 1964 hunting season noted with goose and snipe seasons open Saturday. schedules set sunrise to sunset. Waterfowl regulations available at Menefee Hardware.
A complete line of wedding notices appears in The Sentinel. The column lists couples, dates, and venues in a concise society update.
An annual drive for American Legion Auxiliary members begins this week with Mrs. Jess Weather, president, saying Past Presidents will visit members and prospects. The target is sixty thousand members for Town's Auxiliary in 1935, with October 20 set as the first goal line. The Auxiliary is noted as the world’s largest women’s service organization.
Mrs Kandel selected Go Forward to Serve as her membership drive theme while United We Stand serves as the motto for this year’s campaign.
The Sentinel invites reader submissions about family social or organizational news. Call HE 4-5590 to share community items and notices for publication.
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