Vital births listed at St Olaf Hospital
The notice records multiple birth reports from St Olaf Hospital noting couples in Dexter Dexter August August 15 and others at Memorial Osage Minneapolis Lyle Rose Creek and Coon Rapids with parents names and addresses. It lists several newborns with dates Aug 12 Aug 15 and July 29 plus marriages and relations among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sievert
Coon Rapids
Minn
St. Barnabas Hospital
Minneapolis
Mary Haugen
Alfred Haugen
Mona
Charles Martin Jr
Rose Creek
Son
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Floyd Skou
Lyle
Charles Martin
Deaths and funerals listed in local notices
Infant Gary David Anderson of Duane R and wife died at St. Olaf Hospital after birth on Sunday. Graveside services are scheduled with Jordan Mortuary. Surviving are parents, siblings Terrie Lynne, Vicki Dawn, Randy, grandparents, and several aunts and uncles. Also listed are Flossie Becker 65 dying at Butts Nest Home with surviving daughters and siblings. Christopher Klotz died at St. Olaf Hospital, retired Milwaukee Road employee. funeral details at St Michael's Church Farmington and Mayer Funeral Home. additional notices include memorial verse for Mathias Kolb posted by his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary David Anderson
Duane R Anderson
Oakland Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Jordan Mortuary
Terrie Lynne
Vicki Dawn
Randy
Reuben Kk. Anderson
Austin
C. E. Schulz
Dodge Center
Flossie Becker
Butts Nest
Chatfield
Minn
Eleanor Becker
Raymond
Anita) Polinski
Stewartville
Fthel Smith
Ray Brown
Glenn Allen
Rochester
Glenn Bly
Spring Valley
Charles Rucker
Christopher Klotz
Milwaukee Road
Oakland Ave. E
Katharina
Farmington, Minn
Correction: Juvenile listed as Couvrette misnamed
Municipal Court corrects a Saturday entry misnaming Paul George Couvrette as John Thomas Couvrette. The father’s name was listed in error. The correction also notes numerous cases with fines, jail suspensions, and driving related offenses across multiple residents and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Paul George Couvrette
10Th Ave
John Thomas Couvrette
Hospitalized names and services listed in local notice
The notice lists residents and relatives by name with hospital status. It includes Mrs Elmer Groby Blooming Prairie and Mrs Harold Johnson from Saint Paul areas with medical or surgical cases, along with Ed Lysne and Reuben Barth among others and Gary Josephson cited as the son of Clyde Josephson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Groby
11Th Ave
Harold Johnson
2Nd Ave
Ed Lysne
Blooming Prairie
Leo F. Vezek
14Th St
Joseph Crykovic
Sth
Marie Cotter
6Th St. NW
Reuben Barth
11Th St
Robert Alwelling
Rose Creek
Gary Josephson
Clyde Josephson
12Th St. SE
Grand Meadow Barn Burns in Minnesota Blaze
A 50 by 80 foot barn on Wayne Barr’s farm nine miles northwest of Grand Meadow burned about 3 p m on Monday. Bruce Barr and Leo Brown spotted the fire starting in the haymow spreading through 3 000 bales of hay and straw. Two calves died along with milking equipment and a cooler. Barr valued contents at 1500 and structure at over 7000, partly insured and to be replaced. Grand Meadow Fire Department contained the blaze preventing spread to nearby sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Meadow
Minn
Wayne Barr
Bruce
Hawaiian Goose: State Bird Remains Rare with Few Inhabiting Islands
The Hawaiian goose known as the state bird is very rare with only about 60 individuals living in the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Austin Junior College opens with record enrollment expected
Fall classes at Austin Junior College begin September 4 at 8 35 am with a convocation. Anticipated 550 day students will fill classrooms as the college starts its 24th year. Sophomores register August 29 and freshmen and sophomores August 30 from 6 30 am to 3 pm in the college library. Freshmen report August 27 for testing at Austin High School Cafeteria with English placement at 8 30 am and ACT at 10 am. ACT fee is four dollars paid during registration. Counseling available Monday through Friday 6 30 am to 12 noon and 1 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Junior College
Austin High School
Korn Day Thursday at Spring Valley
Spring Valley plans Korn Day with Libby McNeil and Libby Can ning Co supplying sweet corn. Local businessmen provide wieners buns milk coffee and drinks. In 1940s turnout exceeded 3 500 with 5 500 hot dogs 9 000 ears of corn served. Event runs 11 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the American Legion building. Prizes for largest attending family and for the farthest distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley, Mini
Libby, McNeil, and Libby Canning Company
Spring Valley
American Legion
Barn Burns Near LeRoy Destroys Farm Buildings
A fire at the Lloyd Tapp farm six miles northeast of LeRoy destroyed a 40 by 50 foot barn and 1900 bales of hay 400 bales of straw a milking machine and two milkers with damage to a nearby hen house. The insured barn was on the farm bought two years ago from Mr and Mrs Roy Robb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Minn
Lloyd Tapp
Tapp
Roy Robb
Heart Fact Bubble at Freeborn County Fair visit
A plastic heart facts bubble will visit the Freeborn County Fair in Albert Lea from August 19 to 22. Sponsored by the Minnesota Heart Association and Doughboy Industries it showcases a new cardiac health exhibit concept with Prominent Resusci Ann mannequin demonstrating closed chest message and mouth to mouth rescue techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeborn County Fair
Albert Lea
Minnesota Heart Association
Doughboy Industries
New Grade Pupils Registration Set
Miss Josephine Kramer director of elementary education said all new children in Austin or attending a different city school must register Aug 21. All other pupils including kindergarten register as of May 1963 and need not register on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kramer
Austin
Jaycees Plan Picnic and Meetings at Local Spots
Austin Jaycees toured the Weyerhaeuser plant Monday evening before their regular meeting at Nelson's Ox Yoke Room. A picnic for Jaycees and wives is planned at Todd Ark this Saturday. Next regular meeting is Monday August 26 with the annual steak try stag at the Ike Cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Jaycees
Weyerhaeuser
Nelson’s
Jaycees
Toddark
Ike Cabin
Rusk warns on test ban while seeking nuclear edge
Secretary Rusk told the Foreign Relations Committee that the United States will maintain a very large nuclear superiority and keep atmospheric testing facilities ready to act if Moscow violates the Moscow treaty. He argued the pact relies on self interest, not trust, and noted Soviet and U S interests to curb the arms race. Fulbright and Hickenlooper clashed over demanding confidential Moscow Washington correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Armed Services
Senate House Atomic Energy Committees
United States
Russia
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
J. W. Fulbright D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Austin-Windom Farmers Union Social Highlights Ice Cream Event
The Austin-Windom Farmers Union hosted an ice cream social at Enterprise School on Monday night. Mower County Farmers Union president George Nolte spoke. Local youth and musical acts performed including Karen Carpenter and the Dooley family. A Youth Camp report and skit were presented by John Jenkins and Charles Heimerman. The next Action officers meeting is at Robert Gerlach's home. The item notes James Wilson, a globe maker from America's earliest era, began globe-making at age 37 after high European costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin - Windom Farmers Union
Enterprise School
Farmers Union Action Officers
Mower County
George Nolte
Robert Gerlach
Market summary from Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago livestock reports
Markets show mixed livestock and grain trade with steady to lower cattle and hog quotes in Minneapolis, St Paul, and Chicago. Prices for lambs, sheep, hay and grains reflect light Demand with scattered premiums and discounts across wheat corn oats and soybeans amid USDA data releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Asda
New York Stocks Mixed as Market Hovers Near Closing Levels
Stocks drifted in broad ranges led by General Electric and Allied Closing shares. Major names like Am Can, AT&T, Chrysler, and Ford Motor fluctuated with shifts in traders sentiment amid thin trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Allis
Jones & L
Amerada
Kencott
Am Can
Am M&fy
At&t
P&l
Anaconda
Arch Can
Armco St
Ward
Armour
Nat Dairy
Avco Corp
No Am Av
Beth Steel
N Gas
Boeing Air
Nor Pac
Brunswick
Cater Trac
Nwst
Chi
Nw Banc
Chi& NW
Penney
Chrysler
Pepsi Cola
Phil Pet
Comw
Pillsbury
Coas Coal
RCA
Red Owl
Deere
Rep Steel
Douglas
Rex Drug
S. Dow Chem
Rey Tob
du Pont
Sears Roe
East Red
Shell Oil
Ford
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St. Olaf
Kenneth Pinke
Dexter
Darrel Burton
Ardel Gorman
Austin Rt
Richard Saterbo
16Th St
Kenneth Fretty
3Rd Ave
Roger K. Johnson
7Th St
Sally A. Stephenson
1St Ave
Robert McAlister
13Th St
Mary E. Leighton
10Th ST
Gary Anderson
Mrs
Memoriam
Kolb
Mathias Kolb
Main St
1St Drive
Virginia Hegaa
Kenneth Ashton
Burton Patchin
Naomi S. Skanden
Spring Grove
Judy A. Dudycha
4Th Ave
Thomas FE. Fagerland
Durand
Wis
Clifford Homstad
Hallack
Eugene Schwemmer
John G Page
9Th Ave
Roland G. Kamp
James D. Enright
Wayne D. Borgstrom
Thomas A. Wondra
Axel EF. Hansen
Joseph R. Blahnik
Austin Rt. 5
Leonard Jr. Nelson
New Hampton
Iowa
McKesson Bexel
Xpm
N.W. 2Nd St
M& Mayer
Mayer
Sp. Valley
Freeborn Fair
Minn, R.R. & Whr. Comm
Austin-Windom Farmers Union
America
James Wilson
Europe
Cash Grain
Geo. A. Aormel & Co
U S
Gen
Socony
Gen Foods
Sp Rand
Hormel CO
Gen Mills
Gen Met
St Oil Cal
Gen Tel
Ind
Aqua-Lectric Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swift& Co
S Ys
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Oakland Avenue
Motor Trend Magazine
THE
Mnasera
Rambler
Curtis Motors
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