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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists class ad rates two dollars per line with a minimum charge, cards of thanks priced at one dollar per insertion, and advance payment terms. The paper shows publication in Aurelia Iowa and offers weekly Wednesday issues with second class matter status.
Mabel Johnson heads a meeting appointing Beulah Dagger as secretary and Sylvia Langwin as P C. District convention plans for Cherokee were discussed with lunch by Nelson cafe hostesses. Open house for Mrs. Ferk marks her 100th birthday with about 150 relatives and friends in attendance.
Aurelia Federated Garden Club plans a home event for Mrs Clara Kaskey on Monday Oct 14 at 2 pm. Roll call cites My Experience with Mutet. American Legion Auxiliary met at the Community Center for a 1 30 luncheon served by Past Presidents. Twenty four members attended. A money gift is planned for the State Department to fund a tree for the State Capitol in Des Moines for the Legion 50th anniversary March 15. A tiny tree will be planted on Arbor Day. The unit voted yes for a bus to transport Girl Staters for the 1969 session. Those attending Fall Conference at Paullina shared highlights. A gift was given for hospital equipment toward a needed bed. Gold Star members thanked the Auxiliary for gifts. Unpaid members are noted.
Dues are urged to remit to Mrs Gust Johnson, Mrs Art Larson or any officers. Visiting Mrs Russell Lennon of Houston in Floyd Grane home were Mrs Kenneth Ohlson, Mrs Eldon Fordyce, and Mrs Paul Grumley of Ocheyedan. Mrs Duane Haley of Sac City, Mrs Martyn Schumann of Newell and Mrs Jerry Drewelinsky of Alta. Calling in the afternoon were
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