In memory and family notices from local obituaries
Norma E. Johnson from Floyd V. Johnson Richard S. Hulet from Joyce Ellen Hulet Iris L. Hackensmith from Earl C. Hackensmith Arlene Nelson from Mervel Nelson MAXFIELD In memory of our husband and father James D. Maxfield who passed away a year ago August 4 1962 He bade no one a last farewell He said goodbye to none The Heavenly gates were opened wide A loving voice said Come Sadly missed by Wife and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma E. Johnson
Floyd V. Johnson
Richard S. Hulet
Joyce Ellen Hulet
Iris L. Hackensmith
Earl C. Hackensmith
Arlene Nelson
Mervel Nelson
Notable Obituaries and Death Notices Across Austin Area
Multiple local death notices and funeral arrangements. Nathan Cota Sargent, son of Clyde and unnamed Sargent, stillborn at St Olaf Hospital. services at Oakwood Cemetery officiated by Rev. Rollin. Agnes Johnson of Pasadena formerly Austin, with four daughters and three sons among survivors. Oscar Dahle of St Paul funeral set at West St Olaf Lutheran Church with interment Evanger Cemetery. Anna Ehmke thanks. Wehner memory of Margaret A Wehner note two years since August 3 1961. bereaved family expresses sorrow and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Cota Sargent
Clyde Sargent
St. Olaf Hospital
John Michael
Cheryl Lynn
Harvey Broadwell
Sargeant
Emil
Agnes) Johnson
Pasadena
Calif
Austin
Anita
Barbara
Arlene
Nadene
Charles
David
Robert
John Rud
Olga Johnson
Victor
Blanche) Bridgeman
Oscar
Mable) Anderson
Darrel
Elnora) Anderson
Lyle
Junior Rud
Sargent
Lth
Oakwood Cemetery
Robert Rollin
Worlern Funeral Home
More Mental Cases Enter Voluntarily
Dr. David J. Vail reports Minnesota eight mental hospitals show voluntary admissions rising from 25 percent in 1957 to 46 percent in 1962-63. Hospital population fell from 11,348 to 7,749, indicating doctors favor short term treatment over confinement. In 1962-63, 4,291 mentally ill patients entered hospitals while 4,252 were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
David J. Vail
Ward's reports June sales up 7 percent with Julius Boros clubs top line
Montgomery Ward Co. cites June 6 to July 3 sales of 115.95 million, 7 percent above last year’s 98.54 million. Julius Boros golf clubs, distributed exclusively by Ward's and made by Wilson & Co., are the best selling line. Investors Stock Fund declares 11 cent quarterly dividend, payable July 26. Ringham agency moves to Edina. new Minneapolis district lead and staff named. Inn Towne to expand via Fritsch land near Owatonna. hotel torn down, local growth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward's
Julius Boros
Wards
Wilson & Co
Ward
Investors Stock Fund, Inc
Watson
Owatonna
Johnson
Minnesota
Rochester
St. Olaf Hospital Transit Moves Between City Addresses
The schedule shows a 1:30 p.m. move from Friday to 204 1st St. SE and a 4:31 p.m. run from 611 3rd Ave. NW to St. Olaf Hospital.
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St. Olaf Hospital
1St St. SE
3Rd Ave. NW
Judge Vogel opens case for Dunn in highway charge
Frank E. Dunn of Myrtle pleaded innocent to a highway patrol charge with trial set for August 2. He pleaded guilty to driving while revoked and careless driving and was fined 125 dollars or jailed 70 days. Lt Olaf Florence Carlson of 4125 3rd Ave NE listed as medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vogel
Frank E. Dunn
Myrtle
Olaf Florence Carlson
3Rd Ave. NE
World’s newest cable laying ship showcased
A cutaway reveals the C. S. Long Lines, 511 feet long, 17 000 tons, designed to link nations with thousands of miles of telephone cable. It carries 2 000 nautical miles of cable in its three torpedo like amplifiers fed into the line at intervals. Boys mark the laying track.
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C. S. Long Lines
Tricks to score with your demonstration in 4-H
Advice from Marian Larson of the University of Minnesota on choosing a topic, researching thoroughly, organizing with an outline, and using visuals to enhance demonstrations. Emphasizes self confidence, grooming, and appropriate dress as key to engaging audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Larson
University of Minnesota
Miss Larson
U S Agency closes Haiti mission
The U S Agency for International Development will shut its Haiti mission after phasing out aid programs over the past year. A malaria eradication project will be handed to the Pan American Health Organization and the Food for Peace program will be run by private relief groups. Relations with Haiti have been strained since the dictator president stayed in office without election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Agency For International Development
Haiti
United States
Pan American Health Organization
Inter- American Agency
Raise a Native Withdrawn From Sapling Stakes Race
Harbor View Farm's unbeaten Raise A Native was scratched from the $100,000 Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park after pulling up sore following a recent workout. Haarstick Lundgren and Associates of Saint Paul were hired to draft tentative plans for a 40 room addition to the Owatonna Inn Towne Motel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
N.J
Harbor View Farm
Monmouth Park
Haarstick, Lundgren, and Associates, Inc. of
Saint Paul
Owatonna Inn Towne
License Identifies Seattle Youngster
A dog license helped identify 4 year old Billy Nunley who wandered from a pet in Seattle. His mother explained he removed the chain and followed the dog into a ravine and got lost. Two finders later learned his name from the Humane Society and the police returned him to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Billy Nunley
Billy
The
Humane Society
Landmark 275 foot smokestacks fall at dismantled power plant
The 275 foot smokestacks at a former Hamilton Bay power plant were landmark structures for nearly 50 years, now dismantled. Ontario Hydro News notes the collapse as part of the plant’s closing phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Bay
Ontario Hydro News
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Rusk Sees Pact as Series of Steps Leading to Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Moscow to sign the nuclear test ban and test if it marks the first in a sequence of steps toward peace. He discusses in Andrews AFB the treaty's promise and unfinished business, with talks to follow Khrushchev and other Soviet officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Andrews Air Force Base
GOP Favors Ban If It Helns U S
The Republican leadership in Congress said the nuclear test ban treaty serves American interests only if it does not endanger safety or security. They demand full information before Senate ratification and question whether the pact could allow Soviet superiority and threaten global peace.
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Senate
House
GOP
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
House Atomic Energy Committee
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S
Washington
Congress
Milwaukee Buys Hearst's Pottery
The Milwaukee Public Museum purchased 15 Greek and Etruscan pottery pieces from William Randolph Hearst's collection. The vessels cost $6,800, led by a black figured flask dating to the 6th Century B.C. bought for $1,150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public Museum
William Randolph Hearst
Walkers Offered Malts for Week
Benton Ill. local restaurant offered a malt a day for a week to Benton High School boys who completed a 50 mile hike. Of 37 starters, nine finished the full distance. none of the 14 girls who set out completed the march.
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Benton, Ill
Benton High School
Rolly Cole Dies in Biplane Crash Near Rockford
Rolly L. Cole, 23, of the Cole Flying Circus family, was killed Friday when his biplane lost a wing and crashed near Greater Rockford Airport. His father Duane Cole organized the famous circus which toured the United States from 1947 to 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Rolly L. Cole
Greater Rockford
Duane Cole
Cole
United States
Brazilian Publisher Paulo Bittencourt Dies in Stockholm
Paulo Bittencourt, 68, Brazilian newspaper publisher of Correio da Manha in Rio de Janeiro, died Friday after arriving at Caroline Hospital two months earlier for cancer treatment in Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Paulo Bittencourt
Bittencourt
Coreio da Manha
Rio de Janeiro
Caroline Hospital
City Council Sets Annexation and Beer Permits Actions
A petition seeks annexation of Nelson Addition north and northeast of Todd Park, with park strip needed for contiguity. Council approves ordinance allowing beer sales by non profits on city park property during Labor Day softball event at Northwest diamond. Hearing Sept 6 for Downtown Plaza plat. 3.2 beer permit granted at the Austin Bowl to Nick Phillips.
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Nielson
Todd Park
Austin Softball Association
Northwest Diamond
12Th St. NW
Austin
Downtown Plaza
Nick Phillips
Man Tries Funeral Prank by Spending Last Night in Coffin
Pavle Nadj a 68 year old retired railway worker in Duruvar Yugoslavia arranged a mock funeral. He ordered a casket invited friends and relatives. In the ceremony he climbed into the coffin wore his best suit and emerged to join a wake like feast that lasted until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duruvar
Yugoslavia
Pavle Nadi
Nadj
Nadi
Youth turns nut firm into profits
In Key West Florida a 13 year old eighth grader started with 87 cents worth of peanuts and built a thriving business. He roasts nuts in a coffee can and sells to fishermen, Navy installations, and stores. He owns a $225 roaster and sometimes employs two or three boys on commission, earning up to $100 weekly.
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Key West
Fla
Michael C. Artall
Navy
Author Oliver La Farge Dies at 61 in Albuquerque
Oliver La Farge, 61, renowned author historian and anthropologist, died Friday in Albuquerque of a heart ailment. La Farge won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize for Laughing Boy a study of Navajo life and culture.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Oliver la Farge
la Farge
Stocks Over-The-Counter Hormel Co Bid Up, Down Quotes
Over the counter trading shows Hormel Co bid and asked quotes. The DA 205 Aqua-Lectric listing appears alongside other minor bids, reflecting a narrow market.
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Hormel CO
Etna's Ancient Weak Crust Revealed Near Catania
In Catania Sicily Prof Alfredo Rittman heads the Vulcanology Institute notes a long standing weak crust under northeast Sicily where Mount Etna rises about 10000 feet. He explains Etna grew hundreds of thousands of years ago over former volcano cones, with part of the last cone visible in the lava valley down the slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Sicily
Etna
Mediterranean
Alfredo Rittman
Auto dealer’s test ride ends with injuries
A prospective buyer trades in a motorcycle and salesman Hal Nebel tests it by riding around the block. Nebel loses control and injures both legs in the crash, joking afterward that he should have just kicked the tires.
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Miami
Hal Nebel
Nebel
Roaches Live Mostly Outdoors Across Thousands of Species
The article notes that more than 3,500 roach species exist and that the vast majority inhabit outdoor environments rather than living with humans. It highlights their outdoor distribution and diversity beyond indoor pests.
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Emil Johnson
Fumke
Methodist Hospital
Anna Ehmke
Memoriam
Ward Sales
Montgomery Ward Co
Agency
Clark Bingham
Central Life Assurance Co
Ringham
Normandale Rd
Edina
1St Ave
Ron Thompson
Minneapolis
Iowa
Roger Saman
Austion
Bingham
Investors Stock Fund
Robert &. Ersted
Tressurer
D. Vincent Enright
2Nd Ave. SW
Austin, Minn
N.W
2Nd St
Air Force
Sgt
John Nunley
Iron Curtain
Germany
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Soviet Union
Hearst
Ron
Central Life
Austin Area
1St Ave. NW
Rolly Cole
Mower County
Ist
Council
Addition
Geo. Aeo] & Co
U S
Landherr
Hallmark
Landherr Drug
Him
Rexall Drug
RED Owlin
la Cay
Thompson
Dale Madison
Ron Hall
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