Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital and area obituaries
Roy E Butman of Pipestone died at Ashton Memorial Hospital in Pipestone Minnesota. Mrs Mary Christian died at 95 at the home of her daughter Mrs Christina Fluhrer in Glenville Iowa. Miss Elline F Kelly of 901 Main St S buried at Westminster Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery. Charles R Meland of 1409 4th St NW buried Oakwood Cemetery. Funeral services listed for Friday with burial at Oakwood and memorials preferred.
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Roy E. Butman
Ashton Memorial Hospital
Pipestone
Minn
L. J. Butman
St. NW
Tollef
Mary) Christianson
Christina Fluhrer
Glenville
Northwood
Iowa
Christianson
Fluhrer
Frank
Mabel) Gillard
Delmer
Alice) Ellingson
Mora
Gaylord
Albert Lea
Owen
Roy
Kelly
Elline FE
Main St. S
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John A. Magyar
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlern
David R. Larson
Austin
C. Roger Larson
First Baptist Church
Indian Guides and Gray
Cub Scouts
Banfield School
Oakland Ave
David
St. Olaf Hospital
Donald
Timothy
Carl Larson
Minneapolis
Curtis Larson
Donald McLean
Allentown
Gene Collings
Berg
Beatrice Konotopka
Beatrice Rebecca Viste Konotopka
Adams
Engebret N
Sarah Viste
Marshall Lutheran Church
Adams Public School
Konotopka
E. Jack Deones
New York
Nicholas B. Deones
Winona
Jay F. Deones
Dodge Center
John A. Viste
Ely
Herbert N. Viste
Leland Iverson
Evelyn
Gail C. Adams
Frances
Amarillo
Tex
Wayne Quibell
Marshall Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
James Newling
2Nd St. SE
Raymond's Rest
Our Saviors’ Lutheran Church
Lyle
Merland Johnson
Riverside Cemetery
Charles City
Obituaries and Public Notices From Austin 1963
Obituary notices for David R. Larson Beatrice Konotopka and James Newling describe birth, church ties, activities, families and burial details. Public notices list fines and charges across multiple individuals including speeding and license issues. Names include C Roger Larson Carl Larson and local churches and funeral arrangements noted.
Hospitalized lists by name and facility in Minnesota towns
A hospital notice lists patients across several Minnesota towns and facilities. Entries include Mrs Arliss Landing at St Olaf with surgical care. Sandra Fann and Mary Kolb with medical needs. memorial at Osage for Susan Bissen. Albert Lea and Glenville locations for surgical cases. Ed Thompson in Mason City. Glenn Wynia at St Marys Rochester in room 7 236. Dr G A Haer in LeRoy. and M W Anderson in LeRoy room 215.
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Arliss Landing
1St Ave
Surgical
Sandra Fann
Arthur Fann
13Th Ave
Mary Kolb
Donald Kolb
4Th Ave
Memorial
Osage
Susan Bissen
Rose Creek
Military Pay Bills See Big Raises for Officers and Enlisted
The proposed military pay raises would boost Coast Guard, Survey and Public Health Service pay via military schedules, costing about 30.084 million dollars yearly. The Senate plan adds larger increases for young officers and noncommissioned officers, while the House restricts raises to those with over two years service. An extra 555 dollars monthly for those on Cold War duty in Vietnam and Korea was approved by both chambers. A new allowance for personnel unable to bring dependents along was approved. Retired staff from 1958 onward could use higher scales for retirement pay if it exceeds a 6 percent cost of living rise. 39,000 officers would gain from this, with the House favoring a 5 percent COLA for retirees while the Senate did not.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Senate
House
Viet Nam
South Korea
Lyle Man Attends Contesters Meet in Denver
Marvin Thorsness Lyle recently attended the 24th annual Contesters convention in Denver Colorado with over 400 contesters from the United States and British Columbia. The group stayed at the Brown Palace Hotel and held a three day house party at Estes Park Stanley Hotel where Lyle served as pianist. He also met two major prize winners in national contests during the trip.
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Marvin Thorsness
Lyle
Denver, Colo
United States
British Columbia
Brown Palace
Stanley Hotel
Estes Park
Colo
Municipal Court Guilty Pleas Result in Fines
Judge Fred Vogel presided traffic sessions with Ernest A. Adams of St. Francis Hotel pleading guilty for careless driving and receiving a $50 fine or 3 days jailed under Huber law. Duane Van Thorneau of 1705 4th Ave SW fined $20 with $15 suspended upon repair. David A. Helfritz of Mason City Iowa pleaded guilty for running a red light and was fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle A. Stanley
Albert Lea
Catherine A. Wallace
5Th Ave
Clark S. Poorman
Owatonna
Kenneth E. Stoltz
Rosemont
David A. Waller
Austin Rt. 4
Dale J. Seiver
Austin Rt. 1
Minnesota
Jack M. Fallowell
San Angelo
Texas
Harry R. Dowler
Kennett
Jonas Hageland
4Th Ave
Patrick R. Miles
1St St
Thomas W. Golden
1St Drive
John Lyle George
13Th Ave
Fred Vogel
Ernest A. Adams
St. Francis Hotel
Duane van Thorneau
David A. Helfritz
Mason City
Iowa
Southern Minnesota cattle and hogs market totals
Markets at South St. Paul and Chicago show varied cattle and hog movements. Cattle slaughter, steers, and vealers trade with mixed grades while hogs see steady to lower bids, and sheep activity remains moderate with steady demand across classes. Prices span from canners and cutters to high choice and prime categories, reflecting broad regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
NEW York Produce New York
New York
4 H Members Award Scholarships at Coop Institute Meeting
Jean Hartwig of Darwin Minnesota was among 26 4 H members awarded scholarships during the American Institute of Cooperation annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIN¢ Co
Jean Hartwig
Darwin, Minn
American Institute of Cooperation
Lyle Farmers Union Plans Duluth Trip
A Lyle-Nevada Farmers Union sponsored bus tour to the Duluth Shipping Terminal will run the third week of the month. The 32 passenger bus departs Lyle at 5 30 a m and returns the next day about 5 30 p m. Contact Conrad Neus or Herman Sauer in Lyle before August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Lyle - Nevada Farmer's Union
Lyle
Conrad Neus
Herman Sauer
Texas congressman proposes national park for West Tex
Texas congressman Joe Pool proposes creating a national park spanning about fifty square miles in West Texas, including Guadalupe Peak and Capitan Peak, to preserve notable landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Guadalupe Peak
Fl Capitan Peak
Joe Pool
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