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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
1
Per year in Cherokee County in advance 250 outside Cherokee County 10c per line minimum 50c for first insertion each per insertion.
Elk Township Homemakers plan a September tea at 1 30 p m on Tuesday at Mrs Albert Stiefs home escorted by cohosts Mrs Lester Smith and Mrs Louis Quirin The Aurelia Womans Club holds its first meeting with a picnic at 1 00 at the Martin Access on September 12 Members should bring a covered dish and their own table service Drinks to be provided by officers.
Transportation chair will flee Mrs Raymond Nelson and two others if weather turns bad the picnic will be held in the Bank basement Dues payable now Congregational Circles meet Thursday at 2 Peregrine White with Mrs Floyd Glawe Priscilla Alden with Mrs Wilbur Patten Mayflower with Mrs Lee Robinson Mary Guild with Mrs Carl Peterson A 130 dessert luncheon shower honored Helen Hanson of Minneapolis brides Sept 19 in Minneapolis about 85 guests corsages for bride mother and Mrs Johnson blue carnations and white mums center serving table
Mrs Johnson led a birthday event with blue ribboned tapers and a short program. Members, including Kay Gaston and Carla Hansbruch, performed. The American Legion Auxiliary held a 1 15 luncheon honoring July to October birthdays with 28 members. A vote approved a $50 clothing gift for a child and district past presidents will meet in Holstein on Sept 15. Next auxiliary and Legion meeting slated for Cleg Horn on Sept 28 with a planned lunch crew.
About 70 friends and relatives attended a Friday farewell courtesy for Misses Hilda and Velma Kolpin at the Shelter House. After a potluck supper, gifts were presented by Mrs. Eitel Mohn before the honorees moved to Storm Lake.
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