Vital Statistics and Obituaries from Austin Area
Birth notices from St Olaf Hospital Austin and outside Austin list seven newborns with parental towns and birth dates. Names include Rockers, Pike, Grosland, Lipovsky, and Sawyer. Marriage notices for Berthiaume to Sawyer and Thomas to Clark appear, plus several obituaries for Laufie Hendrickson Brandt. Funeral details given for Laufie and thanks from Winkels and Petersen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
David Rockers
Austin
Miss Weis Wins 4 H Dog Judging Contest
Mary Weis, 15, Rose Creek, won first in the 4 H dog judging contest at Crane Pavilion with her 2% year old Collie Kip. Joy Nebergall earned reserve champion and other blue ribbons went to Veryl Lord and Mary Beckel among five competing dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weis
Maynard Weis
Rose Creek
Crane Pavilion
Mary
Veryl Lord
Waltham
Mary Beckel
Rangers
Keefe Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant in CAP
Frederick Keefe of the Austin Squadron Civil Air Patrol was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant at a regular meeting. He serves as operation officer, a pilot, and teaches aerospace education to cadets. Captain Waldron praised his work with the cadet training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keefe
Ustin
Civil Air Patrol
Dwight Waldron
Keefe
Capt
Waldron
Local Court Plea Changes In Multiple Juvenile and Public Order Cases
Judge Fred Kraft reports guilty pleas and fines across several cases. Larry Dahmen of 1308 1th Ave NW accepts 90 days jail with a stay on conditions for a citizens charge. John Ratliff of 1618 2nd Ave SE forfeits 10 dollars on a police charge. Candice Hegna of 103 10th St NE changes plea to guilty on sheriffs charge with a 50 dollar fine. Robert G Johnson of 702 4th St NW pleads guilty on a citizens charge with a 25 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Dahmen
1Th Ave. NW
John Ratzloff
2Nd Ave. SE
Candice Hegna
10Th St. NE
Robert G. Johnson
4Th St. NW
Brief disturbance report at Brink residence
At 6:13 p.m. on a Wednesday an amplifier was shorted in the T. M. Brink residence located at 1304 3rd St NW. A return call was logged at 6:27 p.m.
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T. M. Brink
3Rd St
Local Notices Spot Mrs Larson Hospital Stay
Mrs Thomas Larson of 1209 8th Ave SW Naeve Hospital appears in a local notice from Albert Lea. The report notes a surgical room assignment in ward 214 and records a patient location at Naeve Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Thomas Larson
8Th Ave
Naeve Hospital
Albert Lea
Girl Injured in One of 2 Auto Accidents
An Austin girl sustained minor injuries in one of two accidents investigated by Austin Police. The first crash occurred in the south Horme parking lot at about 10 a.m. when Reinhold An derst backed into Adolph Klatt's parked car, causing $75 damage. In the second incident at 12:30 p.m. at 5th Pl and 2nd St NW, Emmet Kahler's truck and Mildred Badenschier's car collided, with $700 damage to both vehicles. Judith Badenschier, 17, was slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
South Horme
Reinhold Anderst
16Th St
Adolph Klatt
2Nd Ave
Klatt
Anderst Auto
Emmet Kahler
Austin Rt. 2
Mildred Badenschier
13Th Ave. SE
5Th Pl
2Nd St. NW
Judith Badenschier
Racine Ramblers Win 4-H Booth Honors at Mower County Fair
The Racine Ramblers captured the champion 4-H booth at the Mower County Fair with the theme Buzz Along With 4H. Ramsey 4-H earned reserve champion with Cultivate Your Interest in 4-H, among blue ribbon clubs North Star Windom Telstar Dexterous Rangers and Adolpho.
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Racine Ramblers
Mower County Fair
Buzz
Ramsey
North Star
Windom
Telstar
Dexterous
Rangers
Adolpho
Ralph Rezac
Steve Felton
Ricky Miller
Lodi
Debbie Haugland
Woodbury
Sheila Kemmerick
Karen Sayles
Enterprise
Sharon Gleason
Janice Wolfgram
Rockets
Sue Goodwin
Udolpho
Karen Queensland
Frankford
Janelle Root
Sherrie Hansen
Diane Root
Barbara Taylor
Woodland
Carol Isaacson
Sue Gleason
Joy Nethergall
Sandra Modine
Omitted Names Appear In 4-H Blue Ribbon Hog Winners
The listing of 4-H blue ribbon hog winners omitted several names including Dean Balder of Enter prize with a blue on a cross bred gilt and David Baldner of Enterprise with a blue on a Duroc barrow. Other champions and reserves across entomology poultry garden fruit potatoes agronomy and conservation fields are noted with associated towns and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Balder
Enterprize
David Baldner
Enterprise
Ja Classen
Busy Beavers
Brenda Finke
Tom van Pelt
Grant Gallaher
Rangers
Cathy Christopherson
Pleasant View
Mike Manning
Stephen Parmenter
Tom McCloskey
Jay Flink
Diane Knipfer
Brownsdale
Linda Holdgrafer
Mike Shatek
Lowell Larson
Lucky Clovers
Dale Schlichting
Waltham
Jerry Flink
Bob Mullenbach
Udolpho
Mullenbach
Donn Olsen
Mark Hummel
No Agreement Seen in Canada Postal Strike
Ottawa AP reports ratification votes show a trend against the proposed settlement. At least 14 locals in Ontario and British Columbia rejected the 39 cent per hour wage boost over 26 months. eight other cities approved. Montreal union leaders say insufficient information was provided and 31 hours of talks followed. Elephants and horses have a pulse rate of 25 40 heats per minute.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ontario
British Columbia
Montreal
Post Office
Markets Report From South St. Paul Livestock Market
The South St. Paul market reports cattle with 3,500 head and calves 400 trading on reduced supply. Slaughter steers and cows show steady to strong price movement, hogs up 25 cents, sheep steady to strong, and feeders restrained ahead of Friday’s auction. Prices for various weight classes and product types are detailed across cattle, hogs, and sheep categories.
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ST. Paul Livestock South
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Chicago
Austin
Hormel
U.S
Thin
Seusane Bulls
Eee
Stocks drift as market shows mixed activity
New York stocks at 1 p.m. show mixed gains and losses across industries. Trading lists include Allied Chem, Inland Steel, Am Can, AT&T, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, US Steel, and Hormel with varied percentages, while many names move modestly in different directions.
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New York
Allied
Allis Chal
Amerada
AmCan
Jns& L
At&t
Jostens
Kencott
Anconda
Lorillard
Archon
Armco
Armour
Mobil Oi
ComSat
Polaroid
RCA
Deere
DowCm
Rexall
duPont
Sears R
Firestone
Shell Oil
Ford Mtr
Sinclair
Elec
Sp Rand
Gen Food
St Brands
Gen Mills
St Oil Cal
Gen Mtr
St Oil Ind
Gen Tel
St Oil NJ
Gillette
Swift
Goodrich
Texaco
Goodyear
Texas Ins
GtNoRy
Union Oil
Greyhnd
UN Pac
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Homestic
Wesg el
Honeywl
Wlworth
American Exchange
Hormel & Co
Storm Damage in Hayfield Area Reported
Hayfield Minnesota mayor Arnold Fredriksen and Austin Herald correspondent describe a windy Tuesday night with up to 75 mph gusts. Branches torn from trees, minor damage including a porch at the Gerald Hanson residence.
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Hayfield
Minn
Arnold Fredrickson
Austin Herald
Dodge County
Gerald Hanson
Fredriksen
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Kermit Grosland
Blooming Prairie
James Lipovsky
Minneapolis
Eddie True
Anthony Lipovsky
James Clifford Berthiaume
Austin Rt. 4
Vickie Lee Saw
Yer
Lansing
William Russell Thomas
Mapleview
Diane Kay Clark
3Rd Ave
Charles Albert von Feldt
7Th Ave
Judith Ann Hemann
Sth St
Frank H. Laufle
Frank H. Laufie
9Th St. NE
Milwaukee Railroad
Cora
Ralph
Robert
Joseph
Frances) Ollmann
Remer
Arthur
Cille) Mills
Mary Beers
Anna O’brien
Hilman Hendrickson
Hilman (Viola) Hendrickson
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Riceville
Daniel Mallory
Hillsboro
Ore
James Mallory
Laverne
Iowa
Lawrence Mallory
Dorothy Mills
St. Paul
Meta Brandt
Community Hospital
Spring Valley
Burton Brandt
John Carl Mailand
Elsa Brandt
Walter Miland
Miss Weis
Joy Nebergall
19Th St. SW
Northbrook
Vicky Vauel
Vicky Vaughn Jr
Fred Kraft
Mr. Lurtelle
Young
Turtelie
Bago
Lway
Mr. Turtelle
Onnie
Mademoiselle
Dan Schottler
John Reding
Flowers
Cindy Siewert
LuAnn Peterson
Richard Soltau
LeRoy
Douglas Weseman
Silver Maple
Andy Ginder
Woodson
Jerry Ginder
Cash Grain
Fabulous