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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists classified ads with 10c per line and a 50c minimum. Cards of Thanks cost $1.00 per insertion. Published weekly in Aurelia Iowa with Robert S Forbes as publisher.
Local figures Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson and Gilbert Bell visited Grover Bell in Albert City while Dorothy Redenbaugh hosted in Storm Lake. Sig Nystedt of Michigan joined Gust Kruse for a Wednesday dinner. Mrs Bernard Johnson and Mr Kruse then drove Nystedt to Quimby to see a home.
Mr and Mrs Howard Smith visit his niece in the Smith home. Sig Nystedt left Thursday for Michigan. Mr and Mrs Claude Jones of Cedar Rapids called on Harrison Dubes. Gerald Asums and son Danny of San Leandro Calif stayed with Edwin Engdahl. Dale Doescher and family spent Sunday for Bobby's third birthday. W F Hickey and others visited. Several ladies from Cherokee visited Jon Perry's home. Ruby Mullinnix of Dubuque visits Parrotts. plans to return home at week’s end. Albert Stief and Bud Borchers dine with John Stablefeldt. Leslie Card and family weekend visit in Sioux Falls and Missouri. John Axelson spent Friday in Sioux City. Erick Berge, son of Dr and Mrs Richard Berge, had tonsillectomy Oct 2 at Sioux Valley Hospital and recuperates at home.
The Aurelia Iowa Town Council adopts a supplemental ordinance to record a list of driveways and entrances connected to Primary Road No Iowa 5 Improvement Project No F-37(45) as Section 5(A) of Ordinance No 1. The measure follows a 1960 agreement with the Highway Commission and references town council approval.
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