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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
1
The Aurelia Sentinel lists subscription rates and local notices including a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Aurelia with plans for a county meeting on November 28 and Armistice Day observance. The issue mentions entertainment by local volunteers and a membership drive for the auxiliary.
The Anniversary Club enjoyed dinner in Storm Lake Saturday evening observing the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chilgren were guests of the club. The group returned to the Larson home and pinochle was played.
Coffee coupons are invited for the gathering focusing on the display at the gi shop. The notice mentions Mrs. Ben and Mrs. Fred Jordan along with George Wisisn and Mrs. eonnson as part of the meeting attendees.
A devotional note urges calm and trust in God’s eternity. It reminds readers that God grants sufficient time for each task and to do today’s work today. Emphasizes relinquishing rush, accepting present moments, and blessings of today.
Local readers note a flurry of weekend visits as Albert Engdahl and Clifford Cus hosted Louise Breeling and James Sunaay. in Boone Nikki Mackay and family visited arche Mackay Sr. Albert Subcleff hosted in Cimone while daughter hosted by Nicholas Fritsch. Bill Estes Molly Iowa City joined T J Estes and Lawrence Anderson homes. Lester Leeds Chicago guests at Floyd Johansen home. Dale Larson and family plus Inez Larson and Elmer Boor guests from Minneapolis and Cherokee.
Mr and Mrs William Hodam with family visited the A E Null home and the Lester Hart ter home in LeMars Sunday. Mr and Mrs Don Jackson and family from Boone visited friends in the area Sunday.
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