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Charles City congregate meals program to celebrate 50 years Nov. 18

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Source: Algona Upper Des Moines

For 50 years, Charles City seniors have been gathering for meals, companionship and activities through a program that began with a small group of residents looking for a place to get together. The Charles City congregate meals program will celebrate its 50th anniversary Wednesday, Nov. 18, with entertainment, special guests and a Thanksgiving dinner at the Charles City Community Center. […] Sorry! An active online subscription is required to access this content. Please login below or Subscribe today! Forgot Password The post Charles City congregate meals program to celebrate 50 years Nov. 18 first appeared on Enterprise Media.

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