The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-01
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

Alvin Bromenshenkel, St. Johns seminary stu
dent is also training to be pilot. On his second
stick came out of its socket Unable to reassem-
BILE it in md-air he leaned into the front cock
pit and landed it from there. But he crashed
into fence but uninjured. . The lad has nerves
of steel. His brother Alex, Jr, is too studying for
pilotry And out in Honolulu Fay Domke has his
pilots license enabling him to take passengers for
flights. Wrote Fay that he had offered his room
mate ride which the latter had slyly refused.
Jay Gould is a Snowman of the first water.
AS for craftsmanship he could probably write run
ming mate to the popular book of Dale Carnegie He
started out from Glencoe with his family, group of
II believe, and sold them well that he now
carries 160 people in his circus and gives a
street parade, time integral part of Ameri-
cana. He has sold such things the supposed body
of John Wilkes Booth to an ever gullble public 1t
got him nationwide publicity by both those who sub
stantiaed his claim and those who opposed it voci-
ferously. This year he has the Slayton death
cars, in which II young people met death, and he's
selling that attraction to thousand daily Those
who opposed his getting the cars only gave him
publicity, he says. He feels that their showing is
a good object lesson in safety He remembers
Sank Centre well, he told me not so long ago. His
family playing here Gas how many of the boys
can't remember those shapely daughters) and his
young son, Eddy, had gone to the Park swimming.
There the alarm and among crowds of people
rushing to the park were the Goulds, wondering
about Eddy In the bahhouse they found his clothes
Firemen dragged the lake for an hour or two. 1t
must have been Eddy. Then suddenly down under
the feet Of the crowd Jay spied his son. He was
playing in the water wondering over all the adult
excitement
Dick Bushey's Scarlet O,Hara is not girl
friend from the south, but pleasant little Irish
he struggled onto the ranch without the knowledge
of Mrs. B., who in turn chuckles genially. The
Martin Lushbaughs of Lincoln, Neb. and she is the
former Ruby Guishard, addicts to this new roller
skating dancing. They take them all in and
quite handy, we're told Ruby, who was here
short time ago, works in the classified ad dept for
olo l;oI sr of
least within shouting distance of her chosen work.
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People insist on going swimming with their time
pieces around their waists. Which is very bad.
If what saw Of Hank Thelen the other day Is
typical the old poem should go-and the barber
kept on sleeping! =. Kenneth Robinson Sank
Centres gift to Great Lake shipping, is SO busy on
the boats that he hasn't been ashore for month or
more. It's the boom in ore shipping from Mimi
to the east that has got the boys buster than a
pumper at four alarm fire. should like to
have seen Frank OGara pulling that hunnert pounds
of oyster shells the far end of clothes line rope
Sattdy evening just to prove to S. P. Hansen
that horse doesn't have to be snudged up to its
load to move it.
When Dave Dubois and Paul Groebner were in
Int. Falls vacation, they spied Main Street
service station. 1t is by of the Veeder boys
from this stem. Hence the name! Henry Ryd-
holm, who got the best idea for low cost home built
air conditioning three years ago, has become right
famous with his working model at the studio. They
from far and wide to see it, and this season
it's counterparts going into flock of firms.
The newest coaches the Greyhound lines, we have
it, cost d. 500 berries and they're neatly arcondtion
ed with unit that will drag the temp down to r.
Best angle the heat wave were the crowded
roofs by night The guys and gals who live in the
upstairs apis along the main stem, couldn't stand
it, so they hauled mattresses out the roofs And
watched the stars go by When the American
Legion band went into its wheel formation at the
Mpls. Aqua, they pulled it right in front Of Gov
Stassen, who recprocated with broad grin and hat
waving registering approval. John Tombers, rural
mail carrier and time wood worker, has made
a model Of the Pc for this hamlet and it resides
in the present home of the dept.