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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1947
Page
5
Local briefs report on Grace Meier’s Minneapolis trip and various residents visiting kin in Minnesota and Iowa. The items cover insurance ads, travel notes, hospital stays, a newborn, events at Aurelia and nearby towns, plus several shopping and service notices.
Local residents and visitors populate Aurelia and area with family visits travel and club activities. Highlights include Claude Davis in Sioux City and Pete Larson’s death in Minneapolis. The Aurelia Garden Club meets October 20 and Hog Special ads promote feed efficiency with R M Flory selling hog supplement.
Rev. G W Sietsema leads morning service at 11 In Sioux City First Congregational church hosts Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship rally Sunday afternoon and evening Sunday school at 10 00 a m
Jimmy Vogel thanks playmates classmates and others for letters cards and gifts received during his hospital stay and after returning home.
The community is invited to St Pauls Lutheran Church with Pastor Zoel E. Ross. Sunday school at 9 45 a m divine worship at 10 46 a m choir practice Tuesday 8 p m Lutheran Laymen's League meets Monday 8 p m Walther League meets Thursday 8 p m and the Walther League Rally Sunday in the Community hall of Early St Pauls Lutheran.
Olive Baptist Church invites all not worshipping elsewhere to attend Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m pastor E H Gillet leads evening devotions with sermon at 8 p m on Sundays and cottage prayer meetings at 8 p m Thursdays with Prayer and Praise sessions throughout.
Classified notice lists five pound chickens sold by Mrs. Carl H Johnson at 33-2 and Chester White fall boars offered by Herman Caboth at phone 706 33-3.
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