Vital Statistics St Olaf Hospital and Obituary Notes
Births reported at St Olaf Hospital include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Stoelk Blooming Prairie Aug 6 a daughter for Mr and Mrs Gerald Wake field Osage Aug 6 a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer Waltham Aug 6 and a son for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall Austin area Aug 6 Elmer Schwanke Lyle Rt 2 dies at Mitchell County Memorial Osage after a year of illness Funeral services set for Lyle. other notices list death of Mrs Nettie Melting Benson Minn and Mrs Bertha Wetzel Rush City Minn Family obituaries detail Ernest Otto Claude Smith and Claude Verlin Smith with service details and survivors Also notes of thanks from Earl Quam Lennie Faa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Charles Stoelk
Blooming Prairie
Gerald Wakefield
8Th St. NW
Robert Meyer
Waltham, Son
Kenneth Hall
2Nd St. SW
Richard Thompson
6Th Ave
Elmer Schwanke
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Osage
Iowa
Lyle Rt. 2
Hannah Schwanke
Lyle
Clayton Clausen
St. Ansgar
Arnold
Denver
Colo
Ernest Otto
Ernest Frederick Otto
Herman and
Lizzie Schulta Otto
St. Paul
Minn
Hutchinson
Austin
Oakland Ave
12Th St
Otto
Grace Torrens
Geo. A. Hormel Co
First Methodist Church of
Austin Lodge No. 20
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lutheran Retirement Home
Henry Otto
Albert Klemp
Claude Smith
Claude Verlin Smith
Luther D. and
Ethel McGlothen Smith
Carlisle
Beulah Faye Finch
Des Moines
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Smith
Mower County Oil Co
Main
Oakland
Goodyear
Conoco
6Th St. SE
First Methodist Church
The
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Masons, Commandery
Osman Temple
Austin Kiwanis Club
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Robert E
Cory Lewis Hurt Today in Accident
Cory Edward Lewis seven suffered a broken leg when his bicycle hit the fender of a moving car at the intersection of 4th Street and South Avenue SW. He rode home from Bible school with his older brother and sister. a hospital said surgery occurred at 1 30 p.m. and he is in good condition. No charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Edward Lewis
Robert Lewis
15Th Ave
4Th St
Sth Ave
Cory
5Th Ave
Julia F. Johnson
9Th Ave
Lewis Boy
Local youths plead guilty to minor consumption charges
Judge Fred G Vogel in General Session handed guilty pleas to Ronald M Linde Darrel A Richardson and Gaylord E Miller all from Albert Lea on minor consuming charges with fines of 50 dollars and 25 dollars suspended. Myron L Ohm of Brownsdale pleaded guilty to disobeying a stop sign with sentence stayed until September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald M. Linde
Albert Lea
Darrel A. Richardson
Gaylord E. Miller
Myron L. Ohm
Brownsdale
Notable Deaths and Career Highlights Reported
CBS correspondent Eric Sevareid authored three books including No So Wild a Dream In One Ear and Small Sounds in the Night. Major General H W Foster a leading Canadian commander in World War II died aged 62 in Halifax Nova Scotia on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Sevareid
CBS
Foster
Halifax
N. S
H. W. Foster
Local Residents Listed for Medical Treatments
Names and addresses of residents connected to Mercy Hospital Mason City and Mitchell County Osage listed for medical, surgical, and medical treatments. Includes Marvin Barrows Ronald Lenoch Verlin Johnson Fred Stark Duwayne Sheldon Carol Miller and others with hometowns Taopi Lime Springs Mason City Osage Taopi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Marvin F. Barrows
Austin
Ronald Lenoch
Clifford Lenoch
4Th St. SE
Verlin Johnson
2Nd Ave
Fred Stark
15Th Ave. N
Duwayne Sheldon
Tappi
ST. Marys
Rochester
Carol Miller
Eddie Miller
Lime Springs
Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
State Securities Commissioner to Give Up Post
Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag appointed Elmer A. Borgschatz to replace resigning State Securities Commissioner Carl P. Herbert Jr. The $12,500 yearly post will take effect September 1. Borgschatz, 49, has directed the real estate division since 1955 and previously led the retail division of the Office of Price Stabilization in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Carl P. Herbert Jr
Minnesota
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer A. Borgschatz
Herbert
Rolvaag
Borgschatz
Securities Department
Zumbrota
Retired St. Cloud Professor George Skewes Dies
Dr. George J. Skewes, 63, retired science professor at St. Cloud State College, died Thursday night. He co authored a widely used science textbook and served 21 years on the St. Cloud faculty before retiring in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cloud, Minn
George J. Skewes
St. Cloud State College
Skewes
St. Cloud
Cigarette Tax Share to Counties Drops for First Half
State Auditor says cigarette tax distributions to counties cities and villages for the first half of the year fall to 85 cents per capita from 95 96 cents previously while liquor tax per capita rises to 60 cents from 59 and 58. Total liquor tax allocation is 2 048 318 30 percent of receipts go to state general revenue. Cigarette tax distributions total 2 901 784 with the rest to the general fund and another penny per pack funds a resources program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Stafford King
General Revenue Fund
Blues for Mister Charlie box office pattern noted
Cheryl Crawford producer for the Actors Studio says Blues for Mister Charlie sells lower priced seats first and about 300 tickets weekly are bought in advance. The play draws an audience about 85 percent Negroes, due to Harlem promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Baldwin
Mister Charlie
Cheryl Crawford
The
Actors Studio
Miss Crawford
Harlem
Churchill Son-in-Law Hurt In Horse Riding Incident
Christopher Soames, 43, son-in-law of Sir Winston Churchill, was thrown from a horse near Tunbridge Wells, knocked unconscious and badly hurt. He is Mary Churchill's husband and was on holiday from his cabinet post as minister of agriculture, riding at a farm 40 miles southeast of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christopher Soames
Winston Churchhill
Mary Churchill
Winston
Soames
Tunbridge Wells
Albert Lea civic leader Stanley Speltz dies at 56
Stanley Speltz 56, Albert Lea businessman and civic leader, died Wednesday after gall bladder surgery. He was vice president and treasurer of Speltz Grain and Coal Co. and served as trustee of St Theresa College Winona and of the national alumni board of St Mary's College Winona. He also directed the new Mid Continent College Corp in Albert Lea. Survivors include his widow, twin sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea, Minn
Stanley Speltz
Albert Lea
Speltz
Speltz Grain and Coal Co
Minnesota
St. Theresa College
Winona
St. Mary's College
New Mid- Continent College Corp
Matador Paco Camino Gored in Malaga Bullfight
Spanish matador Paco Camino suffered a six inch abdominal wound during a bullfight in Malaga while performing with the muleta. He was seriously injured as the bull charged and he was gored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Spain
Paco Camino
U.S. Boosts Beef Buys to Ninety Three Million
Government purchases of beef to bolster cattle prices rise to 164 million pounds costing $93.6 million. Purchases began in March and totaled 9,463,000 pounds this week. The meat is donated to welfare institutions, needy persons, and the school lunch program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ogden Dies Former AL Pitcher Curly Ogden
Chester Pa. war ren Curly Ogden a 63 year old former American League pitcher died Thursday in Chester Hospital after several weeks confinement due to a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester, Pa
Warren
Curly) Ogden
Chester Hospital
Rodenkirk Leads Flying Scot Regatta First Round
Milwaukee sailor Dave Rodenkirk grabbed a one point lead after the opening round of the Flying Scot sixth national championship regatta in Rockport Massachusetts. Racing results show competitive conditions with notable activity in hogs cattle and sheep markets across Chicago and Minneapolis reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Mass
Dave Rodenkirk
Milwaukee
Stocks tumble through a chaotic AP market snapshot
New York trading shows volatile price quotes across many firms and sectors. Paraphrased figures include AT&T Chrysler Ford Gen Elec Goodyear and Texaco among others with varied percent changes and over the counter feed notes. Agricultural items show HORMEL rye flax soybeans and AQUA-LECTRIC entries with bid and asked figures.
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Amrada
M&f
Mn MM
At&t
P&l
Ancha
Arch Dn
Mon Dak
Arme St
Mn Wd
Armour
Aveo CP
Beth Sd
RCA
Cntl D
Rd Owl
Deere
Douglas
Rex Drug
Dow Chmn
Rey Tob
du Pont
Sears Roe
Shell Oil
Ford
St Oil Cal
Gen Tel
St Oil Ind
Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swit & Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gould Eat
Texas Ins
UN Pac
Gulf Oil
U S Steel
Homestic
Westg el
IB Mach
Wlworth
Int Harv
Ygs&t
Hormel CO
Aqua-Lectric N.Y. Turkeys
New York
USDA
Quiet turkey trading notes and frozen offerings
Dressed turkeys in grade A and U S grade A, ready to cook, remain in quiet trade. Reported offerings include young hens 8-16 lb at 33-34 cents per lb and young toms 14-22 lb at 32-33 cents per lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Paul Theissen
St. SW
Charlotte Rowe Hansen
St. SE
Nettie Melting
Benson, Minn
Melting
Morris Boysen
10Th Ave
Montevideo
Bertha Wetzel
Rush City
Nettie Underberger
Rollin
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Robert Smith
Donald Solyst
Earl Blowers
Sam Wagner
Alfred Brooks
Paul Smith
Fidelity Lodge No. 39
A.F
A.M
Beulah Smith
Donald
Dolores) Solyst
Madison
Wis
Donald E. Smith
Robert V. Smith
Luther D. Smith
Paul
Lois) Rodgers
la Grange Park
Verne
Harold Smith
Washington, D. C
Loren Smith
Compton
Calif
Washington, D.C
California
Chicago
Indiana
Algona
Svea City
Quam
St. Olaf
Pastor Knutson
Pastor Fack
Nesse
Mlinar
Christian
Earl M. Quamn
FAA
Swenson
Rev. Anderson
Muchow
Harold Anderson
Patten
Lennie Faa
Cory Lewis
Alice Lenshine
Northern
Rhodesia
Fred G. Vogel
Raymond's Nursing Home
Austin Daily Herald
P.O. Box
Illinois
Cigarett
Churchill
United States
City Recorder's Office
Municipal Building
4Th Ave. NE
R. F. Hanson
Ogden
ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
COOP
U. S
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Nebraska
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Montana
Minn. S.D
Ord Prize
Cipes
Austin, Minnesota
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