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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1964

Page

3

Minnesota Sheriffs Boys Ranch plans released

Mower County Sheriff Doyle Lindahl and Leighton Meany and Cotter announced the Minnesota Sheriffs Boys Ranch plans to open on the former Sculley Rest Home site south of the city. The 50 acre site will include cottages for 14 boys each, a chapel, dining hall, farm buildings, and a 99 year lease with the county.

Minnesota YMCA Lysne Hormel Administration Robert Leighton Main St. N 1St Dr. NW Boys Ranch Lindahl Minnesota Sheriffs Boys Ranch Sculley Rest Minnesota Sheriffs Sheriffs Association Mower County Red Cedar River

Saratoga woman paints living room wall murals

Mrs. Lena Johnson of Saratoga Iowa shows murals on a wall in her living room a smaller mural in the dining area and a multi colored leaf design above the north fireplace windows she also painted a border of outdoor pictures in the kitchen she says outdoor scenes fascinate her.

Lena Johnson Saratoga Iowa

Austin Tops in Buying Power in Sales Management Survey

New York based Sales Management reports Austin shows strong business vitality with a $69.46 million net income last year and $8,269 per household. Retail sales reached $40.804 million, reflecting higher local spending and ongoing economic growth, with Austin’s market index at 111, above the national average.

THE Herald Park Row New York Austin United States Minnesota

No Injuries Suffered in City Crashes

Five accidents reported by Austin police on Friday with no injuries. Vehicles damaged include Ernest Hammero’s car at North Main parking lot, Michael Kosky’s car at Trowbridge lot, Verno n J. Shatek and Dr C Gillam rear end near Oakland Ave and 1st St, Ethel Van Reese and Clifford Heard rear end at 10th St and Oakland Pl SE, and Barbara A Johnson and Bernard Nelson parking collision at 4th St and 1st Ave SW.

Austin Ernest Hammero 10Th Ave North Main Michael Kosky 10Th St Trowbridge Ethel M. van Reese Hollandale Clifford Heard 4Th Ave. NW Oakland Pl. SE van Reese Vernon J. Shatek 4Th Ave Dr. C. Gillam 1St St Oakland Ave Shatek Barbara A. Johnson Bernard A. Nelson Glenville 4Th St 1St Ave

Utah Nevada Youths Lead Bronco Riders at National High School Rodeo

Nevada rider Bob Norcutt of Fallon holds 92 points in bareback bronc and Virgil Neves of Spanish Fork Utah leads saddle bronc with 91 as two preliminary rides narrow field for finals. Jody Freman of Brenham named rodeo queen amid teens from 20 states competing for eight finals spots.

Albert Lea Minn Nevada Utah Bob Norcutt Fallon Nev Virgil Neves Spanish Fork Jody Freman Brenham Tex North Dakota Louisiana Nebraska Missouri New Mexico Idaho Dave Baumgartner Austin

Rain Dampens Crop Entries at Dodge County Fair

Rain on entry day at the Dodge County Free Fair in Kasson did not dampen spirits as 4-H and FFA livestock entries rose amid drought. Judges wrapped up for booths foods and clothing while livestock judging continued with grand and reserve champions named including Ellington Jolly Juniors and Eden Progressive Gophers. complete livestock results to appear in Monday’s Herald.

Ellington Jolly Juniors Eden Progressive Gophers Westfield Willing Workers Anita Knutson West Concord Janette Kittleson Blooming Prairie Arlene Ray Angela Paukert Ripley Mary Kay Paukert

Service Couple Tate Returns From Germany Assignment

Maj. and Mrs. Lester K. Tate of 1008 3rd Ave. SW visited Austin relatives after a three year tour in Germany with Headquarters U. S. Army Heidelberg. They head to the Naval War College Newport R I for the naval command and staff course at 32 E Adams Breton Village Newport R I.

Lester K. Tate 3Rd Ave Austin Tate Germany Major Tate U. S. Army Heidelburg Maj. Tate Naval War College Newport R. 1 Naval Command and Staff E. Adams Breton Village

Nurse Bound for Brazil Mission

Miss Michelle McCaffrey RN will depart January 1965 for a three year mission in Recife Brazil after four months of Portuguese and Brazilian culture training in Petropolis. She, with six Oblate Fathers a Scholastic Brother and another lay volunteer, will be honored July 28 to Aug 5 at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville.

Michelle McCaffrey Ralph J. McCaffrey 2Nd Ave Recife Brazil Belleville United States Petropolis Rio de Janeiro South America Miss McCaffrey St. Mary’s School of Nursing Rochester Minn Oblates of Mary Immaculate National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows Highway 460

Farewell Dinner for Cliff Maxwell at YMCA Secretary

The resigning secretary of the Austin YMCA Cliff Maxwell and his wife Doris will be honored at an appreciation dinner Tuesday Aug. 18 at the Holiday Inn. A smorgasbord dinner at 6 45 p.m. followed by a social hour from 6 p.m. Reservations via Oste rud Agency Inc. 201 Oakland Ave W.

Austin Ymca Cliff Maxwell Doris Holiday Inn Lee Kittelson Osterud Agency, Inc Oakland Ave

Larson Receives Agricultural Economics Degree at Minnesota

Larry D. Larson earned a BS in Agricultural Economics with a minor in Animal Husbandry on July 16 at the University of Minnesota. He joined the Black and Bridle Club and plans to farm with his father Lyall and brother Vance near Sergeant.

Larry D. Larson University of Minnesota University Black and Bridle Club Larson Sargeant Lyall Vance

Rochester man named to Minnesota Cancer Society board

Frederic N. Brown of Rochester was nominated to the Minnesota Division Board of Directors by the Olmsted County unit in a Minneapolis meeting. His name will be submitted for election at the society annual membership meeting on Oct. 1 in Minneapolis, to succeed Ralph Wright of Rochester.

Frederic N. Brown Rochester Olmsted County Unit American Cancer Society Minnesota Minneapolis Brown Ralph Wright

Two New Laws to Improve Gl Insurance

Minnesota veterans with National Service Life Insurance gain from two bills signed by the President. World War II and Korean War veterans receive an extended premium waiver program moving the disability deadline from age 60 to 65. The change takes effect January 1, 1965.

Minnesota Johnson John R. Murphy Veterans Administration Center St. Paul

Car Thief Arrested Early Today

An Austin man aged 25 was jailed after attempting to steal a car in the 2100 block of 5th Ave SE and leaving the scene. The car owner Loren F Jacob, 2109 5th Ave SE, alerted police when he heard someone outside his home. The suspect claimed he was merely trying to start a car and later sat in it. Earlier he had possession of a 1957 model car involved in an accident in the 500 block of 18th St SE and left on foot.

Austin 5Th Ave. SE Loren F. Jacob Jacob 18Th St. SE

Two Motorcycles Stolen From City Homes

Police report two motorcycles stolen in the city. Owners Arthur Hele of 507 7th Ave NW and John Bolstal of 1306 11th St NW reported their cycles missing. The Bolstal motorcycle was taken from a garage and Hele’s from the victim's back yard.

Arthur Hele 7Th Ave John Bolstalel Lth St. NW Bolstalel Hele

Special Church Meeting On Pastor Resignation Set

St Olaf Lutheran Church members will hold a special meeting after the 10 a.m. service on Sunday to consider the resignation of Pastor Harvey Anderson. The meeting will convene about 11 a.m. at the church.

St. Olaf Lutheran Church Harvey Anderson

Indiana University Opera to Present Turandot in August

Ann Anderson of 1004 9th St NE is listed as a member of the orchestra for Indiana University's outdoor Turandot production to be staged August 1, 5, and 8 on campus.

Ann Anderson 9Th St. NE Indiana University

Summer Vocation for Cheryl Lee at Mayo Clinic

Cheryl Lee, a Minnesota Heart Association summer scholarship winner, spends two months in the Mayo Clinic physiological laboratory. Dr. James Willo and Swallow explain chemical reactions to the teen as she pursues medicine, supported by the Heart Fund.

Minnesota Heart Association Cheryl Lee James Wilow Swallow M. D Mayo Clinic Physiological Laboratory Cheryl Guy Lee Heart Fund

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