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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
5
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An airplane spraying a potato field at Helmer Ftone farm tangled its tail wing in vines, tipping over with a broken propeller. The pilot escaped injury. Decorah residents report a green yellow striped turtle wandering the streets, six to eight inches long. Norena Gradia of Leighton has not spoken for eight months until vacationing at Clear Lake a wave altered her voice to a low husky tone upon return home.
Dugan Laird of Rockwell City and friend Dennis McDonald began a bicycling tour of the east but found the pace slow and completed the journey by hitching rides.
Wednesday market lines show cattle at $11.75 with Jens Nielsen of Aurelia listing 62 head averaging 1208 pounds. C E Johns of Aurelia offers 380 head of well finished heifers averaging 766 pounds at $11.
In a business deal completed this week R A Neitzke former Hubbard publisher became publisher of the Peterson Patriot. Don Robinson, Patriot publisher for four years, will move to Dickinson Texas in September to run a weekly newspaper she has purchased there.
Rev J T Snyder, pastor of the Alta Methodist church for four years, resigns effective at the end of the current church year with the next conference in October. He said he has been chosen to do field work for the church and will base in Storm Lake.
Bill Jammer pitched the Aurelians to victory as they routed Rogers Jewelry of Denver 165 to 1 in the second round of the Denver Post tournament. The Aurelians broke the game open in the fourth with eight runs aided by singles from Hunnicut Collins Welch and Denton, and a grand slam by Mechain. Jammer fanned 12, allowed seven hits, and walked one.
Des Moines reports three nationally known dance bands will headline eight open air nights at the Iowa state fair plaza this summer. Bernie Cummins on August 22-24, Joe Sanders on August 25-26, and Griff Williams on August 27-29, with a 1500 seat floor, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. schedule and a protective circus tent.
San Mary Lou Day 14 daughter of Mrs. Mary Day drowned in Spring Lake Monday afternoon. Volunteer diver Robert Curran recovered the body 25 minutes after she went under while swimming with friends. Authorities believe cramps caused the attack. The first aid department treated her for more than an hour. She is survived by her mother one brother and one sister.
June and Stann Wiseman face a failed five year companionate marriage as June plans to leave with her son Buster after Stann’s mysterious absence and a surprised return with a twist of old boots and a vow to renew their bond.
Aurelia sneak past Fort Leavenworth 7 to 6 in an extra inning opener at the Denver Post tourney. Congo Collins delivered a perfect squeeze bunt to drive in Dallan Day in the eleventh as Aurelia endured a late Soldiers rally and Scott’s mound work for Fort Leavenworth.
Seall lists stats for a baseball matchup with hits and errors by Burger Warren Matthews Rapp Connors and others. Warren Burger White McKain Hunnieut Rapp Mil ler Welch Collins contribute batters with multiple RBIs while Miller Stone Scott and others handle pitching and outs in a close nine inning contest.
At the Cherokee Junior Baseball Tournament a game ended with Aurelia eliminated. John Hammes, custodian at Fl kader fairgrounds, was struck by a snake that fell on him. he killed the reptile with a pitchfork and announced he will not pursue snake charming.
Earth fills on three structures at Bushiow farm southeast of Cherokee will finish this week under supervision of Mr. McAdon of the Cherokee CCG camp. TD-40 tractor with trail bulldozer and a rotary scraper are used. the dams include concrete spillways to control the gully and create a terrace outlet. The middle dam acts as a silting basin protecting the lower pond, which will hold about one and a half acres and reach 16 feet deep in places. Water is piped to a stock tank below the dam from the reservoir. Lower fill contains 6700 cubic yards, middle 2400, upper 150. The two-acre gully is fenced. the pond will be stocked with fish and banks planted next spring to convert the gully into a wildlife area.
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