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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
1
This paper states that it will not stop at expiration unless fifty subscribers are notified. It warns that continuing readers must pay for the paper, with a stated rate of 1.50 and 2.00 dollars.
The article discusses Iowa state finances with a $5 million circulating reserve, $3 million from a 1940 mill levy may be insufficient in 1942 or 1943, and a further $5 million earmarked for a state office building and a University of Iowa library unit. About $3 million remains in reserve to weather national defense pressures as Comptroller Porter admits uncertainty.
Notice calling for contact to use my stallion or jack at 154 Oren Coombs, phone 2816. Classified ad may sell it.
Harvesting of the bluegrass crop in the vicinity was completed this Thursday. G. G. Elwood of Red Oak reports the work, noting yields were about a fourth of expectations due to bugs. About 400 acres were stripped and roughly a carload and a half was shipped out.
Severe hail storms have already struck several parts of Iowa and more are expected. Protect your crops now with coverage from Harry H. Lockin Insurance Agency. See us today for options to limit potential loss and ensure crop protection.
Roy Dieterich of Aurelia led hogs at 10.35 with 18 head averaging 205 pounds while Town feeders paid 10.50 with steers led by Earl Bruce of Aurelia who offered 33 head averaging 1,002 pounds. The notice ends with a Sell Swap Rent Buy prompt stressing local newspaper value.
Aurelia's two playground baseball teams opened their summer season by sweeping a doubleheader from Cherokee. In the first 7-5 five inning win, 12 and under players led by Bill Jackson and pitcher Anderson, with Hermanson behind the plate, and in the second 11-1 seven inning blowout Bobby Howell tossed a no hitter backed by a strong infield.
Bancroft pitcher Schneider held Aurelia to few early runs before Lichleter and Bancroft sealed the win with late blasts. Jammer led Aurelia at the plate, while W. Menke paced Bancroft with four hits. Aurelia's Rip Collins played second base for Ellis Insurance of Des Moines.
The Refiner sluggers toppled Aurelia 14 hits apiece as Graves homered off Aurelia starter, with Jammer steadying the mound after three rough innings. Rapp led Aurelia with three singles, Barkley added a triple, while Thesenga earned the win despite 14 hits by both sides.
The Dreyer family gratefully thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Appreciation for the beautiful flowers comes from Frank Dreyer and Forest, and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Brixen.
In a pitcher's duel, Refiner's Clift hit a decisive three run homer in the ninth inning as Aurelia rallies fall short. Miller allowed 11 hits but kept them scattered. Cauble struck out eight for Aurelia. Jammer led Aurelia with two hits in five at bats.
Miss Dorothy Otto and Harry Winterhoff wed Sunday at St Johns Lutheran Hanover in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Milton Otto. Attendants included Verna Winterhoff and Marvin Otto with Erna Otto as maid of honor. A candlelight dinner followed at the bride’s home with pink and blue decor and a three tier cake. Both newlyweds were educated in the parochial school. Mrs Winterhoff has worked in Hinsdale, Ill., and Mr Winterhoff will continue farming.
Two Aurelia area youths Edwin I. Baier and Galen Reckoff will begin a year of Army service next Monday. Baier, from Buena Vista county, departs Storm Lake with 17 Buena Vista draftees for Fort Des Moines induction. Reckoff leaves Sac City with Sac county draftees where he is registered.
The Aurelia Baseball association asks business leaders and fans to donate cars for out-of-town trips. The semi pro team brings publicity and community benefits, with large local attendance proving the program’s appeal. Contact Fred Kaskey to offer a vehicle.
The Larson family expresses grateful appreciation for the many kindnesses and beautiful floral tributes received during their bereavement.
The McCleary Clinic at 800 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo advertises a free 122 page book on piles fistula and colon disorders. Request a copy by mail to the clinic address with no charge. It promises to save suffering and money.
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