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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
1
The Agecks thank everyone for cards flowers and gifts during my stay at the Alta Heap Special thanks to Dr Frye the Wingital staff Rey Swen and to those who brought food to our home since my return Deepest appreciation from Mrs Art Larson.
Fragmentary notice describes an Aurelia gathering with mentions of attendees and a site setup. It lists a camblet cost at centers and a set fee or price reference, though many words are garbled. The readable items reference a local event and a price detail.
The Naures Auxiliary and Ruth and Mary Circles plan meetings at the Aurora Methodist Church and Elmer Hanson home. An auxiliary gathering is scheduled for Tuesday October 2 at 2 p.m. at the Astrelia Community Center with a Lunch Committee listed. Mary Circle meets Thursday September 27 at the United Methodist Church in Aurora. A Don Stayer group gathering is noted for Saturday night.
The passage lists numerous individuals and families such as Mrs Dele Frees and Mrs Jame Corder amid a July gathering at a home in Wit Does or Tutwagy area. It records kinship ties and mentions names like Wirt Corder Wes FEEL En The teste of An pez Berney and references a memorial mood with several relatives present.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards and telephone calls received during illness in university hospital. Special thanks are given to the courtesies shown by Jaye Simmons and the family friend “xen of Bachard” during any absence.
Maude Casey expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for many cards and visits on her 92nd birthday celebrated at Sunset Knoll. She sincerely appreciates the thoughtful expressions from all who remembered her.
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