Nelson Funeral and Obituary Notices in Austin Area
Rudolph Nelson died at St Olaf Hospital. London Township resident survived by wife Truley Mae and seven grandchildren. Funeral at Deer Creek Valley Lutheran Church. Bonnerup Funeral Chapel in Albert Lea handling arrangements.
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Rudolph FE. Nelson
St. Olaf Hospital
London Township
Truley Mae
Walter
Fremont
Neb
Lonald
Owatonna
Larry
A Kenneth
Marian) Copa
Minnapolis
Selmer
Myrtle
Victor
Austin
Emma Bissle
Oceanside
Calif
Theodore Brunsvold
Hanlon Town
Iowa
Herbert Scheffle
Lyle
Albert Langema
Albert Lea
George Wiley
Mason City
Anna Nelson
Ida Hjort
Stoughton
Nelson
Rudolph Nelson
Deer Creek Valley Lutheran Church
Rov Harvey Gilbertson
Six Mile Grove Cemetery
Bonnerup
Card of Thanks Expressions of gratitude across several notices
SCHWARTZ I wish to thank my relatives and friends for the cards visits and gifts I received during my stay at the hospital Special thanks to Res Lindloff for his wonderful prayers Dr Cranwell Dr Tautic and all the nurses lrs Walter Schwartz AUGUSTIN I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for their cards gifts and visits while I was a patient at Methodist Hospital also to Vicar Neuman for his calls and for all the acts of kindness extended to my family Gary Augustin ESPE We wish to express our sincere gratitude to our friends neighbors and relatives for their many acts of kindness to us during our late bereavement the death of our husband and father Mrs Nels Espe and family LAWSON We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for their many acts of kindness cards food memorials and expressions of sympathy shown to us in the recent death of our dear husband and father These acts of kindness will never be forgotten Mrs Robert Lawson Sr Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson Jr Mr and Mrs Donald Lawson Mr and Mrs Howard Willis Mrs and Mrs Donald Anderson Jr and Mrs Fred Hagerty and Families
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Augustin
Methodist Hospital
Vicar Neuman
Gary Augustin
Espe
Nels Espe
Municipal Court Docket Sees Guilty Pleas and Fines
Judge Fred G Vogk i presided traffic session with multiple defendants pleading guilty to police charges. Fines ranged from 5 to 100 dollars with suspensions noted for several cases including minor in possession and open bottle. Names include Craig Patterson Gordon Nelson Delavine Dorn and others from Austin St Ansgar Mona and Ellendale with various charges and license suspensions.
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John J. Bulve
9Th Ave
Craig M. Patterson
St. Ansgar
Iowa
Delavine
Gordon T. Nelson
Monalowa
Gene D. Christopherson
Faribault
Gordon T. Neon
Mona
Towa
Donald R. Dorn
Austin Rt. 4
Dorn
Ambulance Runs Record Multiple Local Accidents
Ambulance runs list several patient transports on Thursday. 12:40 p.m. from 1318 4th Ave NW to St Olaf Hospital. 2:37 p.m. from 14th St and 4th Ave to St Olaf Hospital. 3:25 p.m. from 1819 5th Ave NE to Raymonds Nursing Home. 9:09 p.m. Hormel Medical Dept to St Olaf Hospital. 10:49 a.m. three miles east of Lansing to St Olaf Hospital with an accident victim.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Ronald Heard
Gerald Heard
Austin
Patricia A. Smith
Charles Smith
10Th St
Scott Rockwell
Ross Rockwell
2Nd St
Mary Jo Heimermann
Dilerg Falch
14Th St
ST. Marys
Rochester
Thomas L. Peterson
2Nd Ave
4Th Ave
5Th Ave
Raymond's Nursing Home
Hormel Medical Dept
Lansing
Runway Contract Let for 91 154
A bid of 91 154 for a new concrete runway at Washington Municipal Airport was awarded to Economy Construction Co of Clinton. Officials said work will begin once federal authorization is received.
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Washington
Iowa
Washington Municipal Airport
Economy Construction Co
Clinton
Pratt Leads State Golfers in Minnesota Qualifiers
Gary Pratt of Austin shot 37 34 71 to lead Minnesota qualifiers in the International Jaycee Junior golf tournament at Mendakota. Pratt trailed leaders by one stroke with four tied at 70, as more rounds were to decide the final 36 holes and Class B contenders moved to Southview.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Gary Pratt
Austin
Minnesota
Mendakota
Pratt
Bobby Bararossa
St. Cloud
Dwight Holmbo
International Fats
Gary Burton
Duluth
Glynn Johnson
Warsaw
Ind
Pete Harrity
Rochester
N.Y
Chuck Taylor
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Jerry Heart
Visalia
Calif
Southview
ASC Probe Asked in State ASC Controversy
Executive secretary Al Person of the Minnesota Republican Farm Council asked for a probe into the Minnesota State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. He charges partisan patronage has ousted competent county ASCS managers in multiple counties and pressured removals degrade farm program administration. Salinger, a Democrat, was appointed by Gov. Brown to succeed the late Sen. Clair Engle.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota State Agriculural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Minnesota Publican Farm Council
al Peson
Person
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
State
ASCS
Salinger
Edmund Brown
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Special Poll Set to Fill Senate Seat
A special primary will be held Sept. 8 and a special election Nov. 3 to replace the late Sen Gordon Butler of Duluth in the 61st district. Filings run Aug. 10–25. This seat is the fourth state Senate vacancy to be filled this fall amid deaths and a resignation.
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Senate
Raymond Bates
Sauk Rapids
Homer Carr
Proctor
Richard Ferrario
Duluth
Butler
St. Louis
Lake
Cook Counties
Iowan urges cut in truck speed to 60 on interstate
State Safety Commissioner William Sueppel asked the Iowa Highway Commission to lower interstate truck speed from 75 to 60 mph. He cited support from the Iowa Motor Truck Association and the American Trucking Association and warned the 1965 legislature may be asked to act if the commission cannot act. He noted longer stopping distances for loaded trucks and the need to adjust following intervals. State limits on trucks on primary and secondary roads would stay at 50 mph.
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Iowan
Interstate
Des Moines
William Sueppel
Iowa Highway Commission
Sueppel
Iowa Motor Truck Association
American Trucking Association
Highway Commission
Harry Bradley Jr
Iowa
Suepple
Reapportionment No 1 issue for Legislature Says Keith
Lt. Gov. A M Keith tells Edina Young DFL reapportionment will be the top issue for Minnesota's legislature next January. He notes current districting fails the one man one vote standard and that 39 percent of residents can elect the Senate and 35 percent the House. He favors legislative redraw over court action. The governor's commission and Legislative Research Committee are already at work.
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Minneapolis
A.M. Keith
Keith
Edina Young Dfl
U.S. Supreme Court
Minnesota
Governor’s Commission
Legislative Research Committee
Legislature
Senate
House of Representatives
Catfish Plentiful Across Iowa Lakes
The State Conservation Commission reports strong catfish bites in Iowa. A 14 pounder was caught at Rock Creek Lake last week and another 14 pounder at Clear Lake. Anglers also landed many two to four pound catfish at Union Grove Lake.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Rock Creek Lake
Clear Lake
Union Grove Lake
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report from Minneapolis and Chicago
Market results show cattle and calves trading unevenly with strong hogs prices, noting 3,500 cattle and 6,500 hogs with varied weights. Readouts include slaughter steer prices around 23 dollars, veal and calf figures, and grain bids from Minneapolis and Chicago markets.
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South St, Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Produce Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Stocks rally unevenly in New York trading list
Stock quotes from New York show a mixed session with many large caps and industrials posting gains while others slip. Major movers include AT&T, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, Exxon, and Texaco with varied percentages and price changes across the board.
Iowa Youth Killed as Car Leaves Road Near Eddyville
Stephen Lahart, 17, of near Albia died when his car left Highway 15 near the 137 junction two miles east of Eddyville. The vehicle plunged down a 25 foot embankment.
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Iowa
Eddyville
Stephen Lahart
Albia
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Evangeline) Reimann
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Annabel) Peterson
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Dorothy) Butterfield
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Alice) Wigte
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Thor Jacobsen
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Fred G. Vogki
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Dennis L. Zak
Ellendale
Emil B. Rayman
12Th St. SW
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LeCenter
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Decorah
I. E. McNall
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Stacyville
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Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swit & Co
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Texaco
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Texas Ins
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Wiworth
Hormel CO
Aqua Lectric
8Th Street
Interstate 90
Hormel Interchange
Mandalay
Sunny C Peas
A.G
Twin Pack
Hormel
Folger’s
Weenie Rotary
North Main
Pako
The
George Putnam Fund
of ‘Boston
Putnam Growth
Wright Wells & CO
First National Bank
Austin, Minn
Putnam Growth Fund
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