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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
10
Brackey Realty lists a 10 acre Worth County farm with all pens cemented and included land. Owner retiring. federal and state approved sale with rapid closing potential. Located in Lake Mills area, Iowa. trade area considerations noted.
Classified blurbs advertise used cars including a 1957 Dodge Sierra 9 passenger wagon and a 1962 Ford pickup with deluxe equipment. Also a 1956 International truck and a 1953 Chevrolet Impala offered by local dealers. A divorce suit is filed in Mower County District Court against Wanda M. Trahan and Donald D. Trahan with a 30 day response window.
A new list of 144 Pettit jurors for Municipal Court has been drawn and will be subject to call from Sept 1, 1964 through Aug 31, 1965. Judges Vogel Hanson and Mayor Svejkovsky selected the jurors.
The Austin Common Council passes Ordinance No. 99 percent amending AUS TIN Compilation 713.6.2 to cap commercial building height at 60 feet. The measure, approved by a 6 to 0 vote, is signed by City Recorder R. Svejkovsky and R. F. Hanson with dates August 10 and 17, 1963.
In probate court for Mower County Minnesota the final account and petition for distribution in the Gerald Shaw decedent estate are set for September 3 1963 at 10:00 AM before the court in Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. Paul Kimball JP probate judge seals the order. Baudler and Baudler Attorneys represent the petitioner. file number 12951.
In Probate Court In Re Estate of Tange Burgess Hines Decedent the distribution to entitled persons is ordered. Hearing to be held on the 10th day of [month missing] by mailed notice as provided by law. Paul Kimball Jr Probate Judge. Baudler & Baudler File No 12895.
Notice of mortgage default on a 1960 loan by George E. Gunion and Sarah A. Gunion to Donald M. Peterson and Carol M. Peterson. The sale of Outlet 50, Southgate First Addition, Austin Township, Mower County, Minnesota, is set for September 11, 1963 at 10:00 AM on courthouse steps to satisfy $2,373.33 plus taxes and costs, with 12 months redemption. Attorneys: Nelson, Casey, Tripp and Dow.
In Probate Court for Mower County Irene Soper petitions to probate the will of Tillie R. Barrett and appointes Irene Soper as Executrix. Hearing set for August 22 1963 at 10 AM Objections to the will to be filed by then Four month creditor claim period ends November 27 1963 Notices to be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required.
The Rochester State Bank opened today in a new two story building at 16th Ave and 4th St NW northeast of Donaldson's parking lot. The drive in facility replaces the Miracle Mile quarters and spans about 2800 square feet per floor with Floyd Larson Construction as contractor.
Victor F. Kretzmann of Austin completes year two of the Life Underwriter Training Council Course. State director Joseph F. Gabler reports July FHA data show strong home loan demand with 7,491 total applications by July 31, up 36 percent from 1962. Four sponsors seek pre analysis for 470 multifamily units and three projects totaling 175 units completed feasibility analysis. Richard F. Landberg of Austin finishes part 2 of LUTC training. course spans two years with five hours weekly for 30 weeks each year.
Mickey Wright vaulted a one stroke edge after the first round of the Waterloo Women's Open in Iowa. Wright shot 69 on the Sunnyside course to lead by a stroke over defending champ Marilynn Smith who posted 70. only Sandra McClinton and Sandra Haynie matched 71 to stay near the leaders. Kathy Whitworth carded even par to stand in fifth.
In its big time golf debut Point O Woods in Benton Harbor Michigan proves tough as 72 holes are played and match play begins. Don Voth Akron Ohio shoots 294 10 over par to lead medalists while Pete Green Orchard Lake Mich tops upper bracket with 306 for a two round match play run toward semis and finals.
A plaque presented to Mrs. Cooke by Lloyd Welty features signatures from the orchestra, park band, soloists, and others who have performed with the group. Cooke, who once conducted both the Austin male and women’s choruses, is pictured seated.
Hollywood faces a civil rights push as Negro stars threaten nationwide boycotts unless television and film casting reflect broader racial balance. NAACP demands include visible, meaningful roles, one ninth of casts, and ongoing TV roles, while unions warn against featherbedding and contract violations.
Minnesota officials launch a Monday campaign by the State Railroad and Warehouse Commission to reduce runaway truck hazards. The plan, born from a Duluth hill problems conference, includes sandtraps, reduced downhill speeds, slow speed truck lanes, and hilltop full stops to ensure gear shifts. Inspections will extend from Duluth to the Twin Cities area, with study of Duluth hills and potential maintenance concerns amid low trucking rates and cost-cutting.
The FBI reports broad undercover infiltration of the national crime syndicate with informants inside organized crime. Officials say information flow is high and helps corroborate Joseph Valachi’s testimony on the Cosa Nostra. Valachi is in federal protection.
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith 24 holds a 2-1 edge over Holly Mims 34 in their 10 round title bout at Convention Hall Saratoga Springs NY tonight ABC TV carries the nationally televised fight at 9 pm EST The bout is part of Saratoga’s centennial celebration with racers and a rule about horseshoes in gloves noted for humor.
The United States and Great Britain meet in the 35th Wightman Cup clash at the Cleveland Skating Club on clay. The U S is favored to defend the cup which has been held by the Americans since 1925 on home soil, with Britain having won six times and last year’s 4 3 result cited as context.
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