Aurelia Sentinel report from September 22 1976
Local newspaper page from Aurelia Iowa dated Wednesday September 22 1976. Contains community notices and period story briefs reflecting midweek civic life and regional events.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1976
Page
1
Local newspaper page from Aurelia Iowa dated Wednesday September 22 1976. Contains community notices and period story briefs reflecting midweek civic life and regional events.
Debra Cougill, bride elect of Randy Galvin, was honored at showers on Aug 5 at Aurelia Methodist Church and on Aug 21 at both Bertil Peterson and Charlie Galvin homes. Hosts included families and friends. decorations featured Debra colors peach coral brown green and buttermilk. Music and readings accompanied gifts as attendants helped with festivities. Sunset Knoll Auxiliary and PLEF Club announced upcoming meetings.
Past American Legion Auxiliary presidents plan a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Ruby Sauter's home. Met n Et Card Club members and guests enjoy Okoboji weekend with prizes for John Patterson, Lowell Gano, and L. Anderson. Alan Booth's second birthday celebrated by family including Goldie Schultz and Becky Booth. Diamond Doors group meets Sept 30 at Mrs. Hinkeldey’s home. Aurelia Catholic Ladies meet tonight at 8 at the Farmers National Bank Community Center. Swanson anniversary celebrated by relatives and friends at their Cherokee home.
The Country Ramblers 4 H Club will meet in the Community Room at The Farmers National Bank on Monday September 27 at 7 pm. Bring record books to work on.
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