Aurelia Post Office Second Class Matter Note
Published every Wednesday and centered as second class matter at the Post Office at Aurelia Iowa 51005.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1977
Page
1
Published every Wednesday and centered as second class matter at the Post Office at Aurelia Iowa 51005.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haight were honored at a farewell to country living event at the Aurelia Community Center Saturday. Nineteen tables of 500 were in play with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Palmer Hanson and Glen Dyslin Jr. and second high score prizes to Mrs. Martha Buddenhagen and Ed Meyer.
Eighty seven members attended a Monday night potluck at the Community Center with guests from Carolina Alta and Cherokee. President Edwin Meyer led the meeting as John Patterson and other committee members were honored, and a corrected donation amount to the Aurelia Fire Department was noted.
The Rendship Club met at Mrs. Earl Brock’s home on Wednesday evening Aug 31 with 13 members and two guests Mrs Rune Gustafson and Mrs Ervin Brake. Mrs Howard Andersen led the business meeting and dessert was served. Mobile Meals will be delivered for September and several birthday gifts were received. The next gathering will be with Mrs Carl Fuhrman.
Mrs Orval Kolb entertained Friday afternoon with guests playing 500 and cooties. Attendees included Messrs Ernest Otto Lorenz Kolb Henry Nelson and Elmer Gertsmeier and Misses Ella Fredericks Fern Geuther Pauline Wieland Louise McCord. Mrs Otto and El
The annual Ladies supper and business meeting will be held at the Aurelia Golf Course on Wednesday September 14 at 7 00 p m Everything will be furnished Three new board members will be elected as a new business item
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