Vital Statistics and Obituaries Extract
The clipping notes births for Mr and Mrs Benjamin Winkels Aug 7 and Mr and Mrs Robert Kammerer Aug 8. It lists obituaries including Thomas Madden aged 81 formerly of Austin with services in St Louis and Brookings SD, Jodi Lynn McCullough daughter of Robert and family Prior Lake MN, Mrs William Ness former Tonetta Paulson of Corning, and Mrs Harry Rideout Tulsa with survivors noted. Additional route details show patient transfers among St Olaf and St Marys Hospitals in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ©. Madden
St. Louis
Austin
A. G. Patterson
Ave
Brookings, S. D
Jodi Lynn McCullough
Shakopee
Minn
Robert McCullough
Prior Lake
Elkton - Dexter
John Robert
Melvin Newkirk
Dexter
Caro Kang
Elkton
William Ness
Brighton Ave
Minneapolis
Tonetta Paulson
Corning
Anna Halverson
John Paulson
Ellendale
Otto Paulson
Burley
Idaho
Harry E. Rideout
34Th Ave
Tulsa
Okla
Austin and
Hollandale
Gus Friedrich
Harlan E. Rideout
Robert F. Rideout
California
Funeral Services for Elline E. Kelly and Charles R. Meland
Funeral services for Elline E. Kelly and Charles R. Meland are set for 2 p.m. Friday. Elline will be buried at Oakwood Cemetery after services at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Dr. John A. Magyar officiating. Charles will be laid to rest at Oakwood Cemetery after services at St. Olaf Lutheran Church led by Rev. Harvey Anderson.
Community thanks and tributes at loss and recovery
Expressions of gratitude from MOE for condolences, meals, pallbearers, a lunch by LeRoy Presbyterian Guild, and support from Rev Magyar and others. WERMGER thanks for hospital care at St Olaf with Dr VanCleve Rev Quiebell and nurses. HOGAN thanks for kind cards and gifts on their Golden Wedding Anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Magyar
LeRoy Presbyterian Guild
Red Cross
The
Cancer Society
Hogan
Judge Leighton frees Dunn on open bottle charge
Special Judge Robert Leighton in General Session notes Frank E. Dunn of Myrtle forfeited a $25 bail on a highway patrol open bottle count. Roger A. Bastyr of 610 1st St SE had a police charge dismissed on city attorney motion for driving too fast for conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EF. Dunn
Myrtle
Roger A. Bastyr
1St St. SE
Local Medical Notices Include Names and Residences
Olaf Richard LaRouque of Austin Route 2 undergoes medical treatment. Sophie Hagen of Raymond's Rest Home undergoes surgical care. Idell A. Cotter of 205 South Street NW appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard LaRouque
Austin Rt. 2
Sophie Hagen
Raymond's Rest Home
Surgical
Idell A. Cotter
Sth St
Model Vatican City scale exhibit opens at Holy Hill
An eight by eight foot scale model of Vatican City weighing 600 pounds and scaled one inch to 28 feet will be shown across the country for 18 months. The first public showing opened at the Shrine of the Holy Hill, a Carmelite monastery site. An electric panel lights 18 points including the Papal Palace library observatory railroad station radio station Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica. The exhibit took 700 hours to build and is owned by a West Bend Wis securities firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Holy Hill
Wis
Shrine of the Holy Hill
Papal Palace
St. Peter’s Basilica
West Bend, Wis
Cruisin' Angels Club Sanctioned Church Hall Meet
Milwaukee hot rod group The Cruisin Angels uses St Veronica's Catholic Church hall for meetings and hosts annual car washes on church grounds to aid the building fund. Rev James Groppi assisted by offering the venue to the club and its fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
James Groppi
St. Veronica’s Catholi Church
The
Cruisin’ Angels
Blind Golfers Aim for Annual US Championship Title
Thirty top sightless golfers prepare for the US Blind Golfers championship at Westchester Hills Golf Club in New York September 5 to 7. Defending is Joe Lazaro of Waltham Massachusetts. challenger Charles Boswell of Birmingham seeks his 14th title. Others named include Charles Tooth of Hamilton Ontario and Tom Hurley of Albany New York among potential contenders. Proceeds benefit Lighthouse and the New York Association for the Blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
America
Westchester Hills Golf Club
The
Lighthouse
New York Associaion For the Blind
Joe Lazaro
Waltham
Mass
Atlanta
Rummerup
Charles Boswell
Birmingham
Boswell
University of Alabama
Highland Park
Lazaro
Po Valley
Italy
Charles Tooth
Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Tom Hurley
Albany
N.Y
Bob Allman
Philadelphia
Clint Russell
Duluth, Minn
Tune Portables for Quiet Riding in Columbus Buses
Columbus utilities director C Howard Johnson Jr urges riders not to play portable radios on 267 Columbus Transit Co buses. Signs request cooperation. if ignored a state rule could be enacted and violators told to exit the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
City Utilities
C. Howard Johnson Jr
Columbus Transit Co
Johnson
Mayfield to Remove 35-Car Lot for Lawn Downtown
Graves County Fiscal Court voted to plow up a 35 car asphalt parking lot in the courthouse yard and replace it with sod as part of a downtown beautification plan. Judge Allen Clear said removal would reduce traffic and fire hazards and enhance the area's appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Graves County
Allen Clear
Lass in Lap Ruled by Judge as Lapse
In Tulsa Oklahoma Judge Luther Lane ruled a 7 age lapse for a girl on a lap while driving. Police stopped a car with Claude D Sackett 24 at the wheel and Carol Baker 19 on his lap steering. Sackett was fined six dollars for careless driving and Baker for interfering with a driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Luther Lane
Claude D. Sackett
Carol Baker
Lane
Sackett
Miss Baker
Lightning More Often Strikes Trees in Sandy Soils
The report finds trees in sandy and loam soils suffer more lightning damage than those in clay marl or calcareous soils, indicating soil type influences strike frequency or damage severity.
Minister Holds Brief Meditations During Drag Strip Races
In Xenia Ohio Rev Conrad Diehm of First Methodist Church led a 15 minute meditation during Sunday auto races at a local drag strip. He urged reaching nonattenders and hoped sparks may ignite a future church return. In Canton Ohio William Yoder, Wooster graduate, is named acharn by United Presbyterian at Prince Royal's College in Chiengmai Thailand. He plans to coach soccer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
Ohio
Conrad Diehm
First Methodist Church
Canton
Prince Royal’s College
Chiengmai
Thailand
United Presbyterian Church
William Yoder
Himalayan snow partridge released in Nevada hills
In Elko County Nevada nineteen mature Himalayan snow partridges were released in the Ruby Mountains as part of an experiment. The birds, larger than chukars and rarely seen in the United States, are believed to inhabit high remote areas and feed on grass shoots seeds and insects. Six of the original thirty six released from Hunza died en route after a mountain corridor journey via Gilgit Pakistan and U S Air Force helicopters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Mountains
Elko County
Himalayan
Tibet
India
Hunza
Hindu Kush
Gilgit
Pakistan
Nevada
Sign on Lumber Truck Misleads Readers in Phoenix
A downtown Phoenix lumber truck displayed the label Pseudotsuga taxifolia, which botany books translate as Douglas Fir, highlighting a taxonomic misnaming on public signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Markets Report From South St. Paul and Chicago Livestock
South St. Paul list shows cattle and calves steady with mixed demand for high grade cattle and vealers. hogs fairly active with barrows steady to 25 lower and sows steady. sheep modestly active with all classes steady. Chicago livestock totals reflect higher hogs and steady cattle with mixed weights and prices across classes. New York produce notes butter cheese eggs with price levels and market quotes for dairy products and stock listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
New York
Mastrian Saves Life of Cellmate in Jail Incident
Norman Mastrian 39, jailed for first degree murder in the Carol Thompson case, awakened at 2 a.m. to find David B. Timo 36 Duluth awaiting federal car theft trial cutting himself with a sharpened nickel. Mastrian restrained the arm and stopped the bleeding, saving Timo's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Norman Mastrian
Carol Thompson
Ramsey County
Mastrian
David B. Timo
Duluth
Timo
Stocks NY AP Early Trading Roundup
Stocks in New York move through mid afternoon with Allied Chemical dipping while International Paper climbs. Jones & Laughlin rises as Amerada Petroleum gains and Kennecott hits a higher level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Int Paper
Allis Chal
Jones &L
Amerada
Kencoit
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Olaf Hospital
Benjamin Winkels
11Th Ave. NW
Robert Kammerer
4Th St. NW
Thomas Madden
Jodi McCullough
Mrs
Harry Rideout
John H. Hogan
Raymond's Nursing Home
St. St. NW
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
8Th St
Robert Leighton
St, Olaf
Charley Boswell
Lass
Acharn Yoder
Phillips
Auto Center
Oakland Ave
Cei
Shavich
Mayer Funeral Home
Mayer
North West
Hunt & Fish
Elko, Nev
NEA
Chicago Livestock
Am Can
Lorillard
Am M&fy
Hon
At&t
Minn P&l
Anaconda
Mon Chm
ArchCan
Mon Cku
Armco St
Mon Ward
Armour
Nat Dairy
Avco Corp
No Am Av
Beth Steel
Nor N Gas
Boeing Air
Nor Pac
Brunswick
Cater Trac
Nwst Airs
Chi Mspp
Nw Banc
Chi&nw
Penney
Chrysler
Pepsi Cola
Phil Pet
Comw
Pillsbury
Cons Coal
Polaroid
ContCan
RCA
Control
Red Owl
Deere
RepSteel
Douglas
Rex Drug
Rey Tob
du Pont
Sears Roe
Fast Rod
Shell Oil
Ford Mot
Sinclair
Gen Elec
Socony
Gen Foods
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brands
Gen Motzi
Gen Tel
St Oil Ind
Gillette
Goodrich
Swifft&Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gold Bat
Texas Ins
GtNoRy
UN Pac
Greyhound
Gulf Oi
US Steel
Homestic
Westg Fl
Wilworth
IntHarv
Yngs & T
Geo. A. Ormel & Co
U & Choice
ST. Paul Livestock
Hormel CO
Pepsi-Cola Company
Debbie Drake
Pepsp Cola Company
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