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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
3
Donald Frank eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Mike Frank south of Remsen died from injuries sustained when attacked by a cow on Sunday June 2. The incident is reported in Happenings of Nearby Towns.
Storm Lake and Buena Vista county anglers are urged to study new state fishing rules effective July 4. The changes raise daily limits to 15 with only eight bass pike or pickerel, raise minimum sizes for pike pickerel to 14 inches crappie 6 inches perch 7 inches silver bass 7 inches bluegill 4 inches and bullheads 26 per day. Warden Dan Fuller notes anglers must attend lines at all times and not leave them unattended.
Plans call for a Scouts headquarters log cabin in the city park with supervision by the group. National Headquarters designs are on hand, funds raised by the Scouts, and old machinery or junk may be donated to support the fund. Call 88 to arrange pickup of items.
Aurelia Iowa troop members gather junk to raise funds at a meeting they earned memorship badges and certificates. Scoutmaster Lamm asks if the boys want to build a log cabin in the city park and the group responds with enthusiasm.
Cherokee county led its first Ames tour June 16 17 with crowds trimmed by rain. Guides showed dairy farm labs soils crops alfalfa seed trials plus 4000 plus plots and 16 to 15 pound seeding rates. Prof Wilkins noted Grimm seed best. oats Iowa strains boosted yields.
A brief note records J S Mum Mert requesting a firm order for twine and asks for confirmation to ensure accuracy of the purchase. The text emphasizes the need for a clear commitment on the supply.
A newly organized Aurelia Scout troop issues its constitution outlining goals to promote honesty, courage, helpfulness, and loyalty. The article states members pledge to avoid harmful conduct, help others in distress, and adhere to BSA principles with local and national council cooperation.
Cherokee-Times reports that both county road bond proposals failed amid low voter turnout. The county sought 1.195 million for paving and 200 thousand for completing the gravel network, but rural precincts carried defeats while Cherokee townships split but could not offset countywide loss.
The notice states SP Pauls Lutheran Church with Pastor FY Wehking will conduct morning services in the American language next Sunday. An offer mentions Palm Olive and Super Suds coupons at the Women Grocery as a promotions detail.
A historic April gathering marks Rev TH Wehking’s 40 years leading Hanover Lutheran Church. Guests from Minnesota to Iowa joined church members in a banquet and ceremony, praising his faith and the growth of the congregation including a new church building and adjacent school.
Sixteen more boys who have reached their twelfth birthday and reside near Aurelia are needed to join Troop No. 70. Interested boys should visit Lamm Bros. Battery Shop and see Scout master Lamm for application blanks.
Alta’s Smith Post of The American Legion plans a July 4 celebration for ten thousand or more at Buena Vista County Agricultural Society grounds. Events include a Kirften ball tournament, horse shoe pitching, harness races, state fair feats, Grand program, Rembrandt Celt bard concert, 500 fire works, free nets, and a Monahan Post orchestra performance leading to a large dance in the Exposition building.
The community will hear Mario Cappelli, noted Italian American tenor, at 2 PM Sunday June 23 at the Aurelian Methodist Church. Admission is free with a freewill offering collected. Cappelli, a church member, donates his time each year.
A jumble of local names and events notes weddings, deaths, and bids in Vine County and nearby communities. Items include marriages of W. P. Miller and Mrs. Itthy Conrad Tarnesberiwer, notices of church events, contract talks for a disposal plant, and various obituaries and social updates.
Mrs. J Ah Detiveh won second place with a peony variety, while Mrs. Pacehel placed for iris blooms. The Cherokee show featured Towers of blacks and 22000 exhibits, with Aurelea exhibitors pleased by their winnings.
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