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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1968
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel publishes weekly from Aurelia Iowa under publisher Robert Forbes. Subscription rates are shown for Cherokee County with a basic per line charge for classified ads and readers and a 1.08 fee for each card of thanks.
Local notes list guests visiting families in Iowa and Minnesota. Bull Zwick and Janet Whitish of Mankato State College were guests in the Raymond Zwick home for a weekend. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Gates of Cherokee and Mrs. Darrell Rapp of Yankton. The Anderson and Gas ton families hosted birthday and weekend gatherings in Storm Lake Ankeny Waterloo Waverly Peterson and Sulphur Springs areas.
Government notices designate mailing windows for Christmas parcels to troops overseas. Surface transportation runs Oct 14 to Nov, SAM airlift Oct 21 to Nov 23, PAL Oct 28 to Nov 3, and Air Mail Nov 30 to Dec 11.
The Aurelia Golf Course will close for the season on October 27. Members are asked to pick up their carts by that date so the building can be prepared for winter storage.
The Hansen and Davis families express heartfelt thanks for sympathy, cards, flowers, and meals after their bereavement. Special appreciation goes to Sunset Koil staff and Dr Berge for their care.
The record details weekend visits and meals from multiple towns. Mr and Mrs Milton Bress Shei traveled to Lincoln Nebraska and to Arlington and Ashland Nebraska to see relatives and friends. The Gertmeier family hosted and hosteds guests including the Grothaus family from Sioux City. Attendees at a Trinity Lutheran church rally in Cherokee included Alvin Hayes of Sioux City and Aurelia residents Art Wogahn Ford Volkert and Wilbert Ofto.
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