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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
7
Vital statistics from St Olaf Hospital and surrounding area record births for Rex and others. Obituaries note Robert Emerson and Grace Henderson among several local deaths. Funeral arrangements, burial details, and thanks to families, churches, and staff accompany memorials and remembrances for Lyle and LeRoy residents. Fire report follows.
Municipal Court Judge Fred Vogel fines Gary Sparks of 1217 5th Ave NW fifty dollars for minor liquor consumption. Robert Quinn of 512 1st St SW also pleads guilty and pays fifty dollars. John Hagelund of 1507 4th Ave SW pleads guilty. fined fifty dollars or 45 days in jail.
Hospital notices list Mrs Ella Halstenson of Blooming Prairie as hospitalized at St Olaf and John Allen of Austin connected to Methodist Rochester with room 306 noted in the update.
Several changes in the general office of Geo A Hormel and Co were reported today. Donald Anderson named computer programmer. Richard J Johnson advanced to manager of invoice department. Donald Peroutka to assistant manager invoice. James Nauman to senior computer programmer. Ronald Marxen to computer programmer. Delbert J Hanson advanced to manager of the billing department.
St. John s Lutheran Church near Elkton observes its 75th anniversary on Sunday August 11 with two former pastors Rev E G Gaede of Albert Lea and Rev B Patrick of Jackson Minn as speakers The morning service is at 930 am and the afternoon confirmation reunion service at 2 pm with Rev Gaede delivering the address.
A Friday 10 30 am service runs from 609 21st Ave NW to St Olaf Hospital. The brief timetable note lists the origin and destination for the route.
President Kennedy welcomed 100 Girls' Nation members in the White House rose garden after a mock political session. He joked that they were more beautiful than the governors, recalling a prior remark about Boys' Nation and noting white house clarification over civil rights tensions.
Waterloo posts a four percent rise and Dubuque one percent in June department store sales, while Cedar Rapids and Sioux City fall and Des Moines holds steady. For the first half of 1963 Des Moines and Cedar Rapids rise four percent and Waterloo two percent. Sioux City down three percent, Dubuque unchanged.
South St Paul market reports 2,000 cattle and 4,000 hogs with steady slaughter classes and strong calls on select loads. Cattle include high choice and prime steers and heifers, cows and bulls mostly steady. hogs show fair activity with varied weights, and sheep lambs steady to lower amid limited test. New York produce notes butter cheese eggs with stable prices.
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