Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital and obituaries
A list of births at St Olaf Hospital on Aug 15-16 includes families Haven Matti, Herbert McAlister, Kenneth Gibeau, John Jette, Philip Kitzman, and Harold Helleck with locations in Rochester and Austin. Obituaries note Mrs Carl Anderson of Minneapolis formerly Lyle and aunt of Mrs T M White, with graveside rites in Mona Iowa. Funeral notices for Arnet Lien Buck Lunde Klaehn Zobal announce services and expressions of thanks.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Haven Matti
4Th Ave. SW
Herbert McAlister
8Th St. NE
Kenneth Gibeau
St. NW
Harold Helleck
Rochester
St. Marys Hospital
Susan Young
Carl Young
Carl Anderson
Minneapolis
Lyle
T. M. White
Austin
Mona
Iowa
In Memoriam Bustad and Local Driver Records
In Memoriam notices honor Merilee Susan Bustad who died August 16 1962. The text lists local names with driving offenses including suspensions and fines for Russell Mensink Danny Hodges Donald Larson and others, plus a brief weather recap.
Kiwanians Report on Conventions
Kiwanis Club lunch at Red Cedar Inn heard convention reports from Dr. P. A. Lommen and Dr. John G. W. Havens. Havens described his Atlantic City session and East visits, noting his longtime club service. President Harold Lamon summarized the Minnesota-Dakotas District meeting in Fargo. Next year’s gathering may be at Mankato or St. Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Red Cedar Inn
P. A. Lommen
Atlantic City
John G. W. Havens
Austin
Havens
Austin Club
Harold
Oakland Girl Receives Senior Nursing Band Stripe
Trudy Nerness of Oakland is formally banded as a senior nursing student at Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing in Minneapolis. She is among 52 students to receive the senior arm band indicating two full years of nursing training. Parents Mr and Mrs Everett Nerness reside in Oakland. A graduate of Austin High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudy Nerness
Oakland
Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing
Minneapolis
Miss Nerness
Everett Nerness
Austin High School
Juvenile Traffic Citations Issued In Local Court
A list records juveniles cited for careless driving or speeding. James Nathaniel Goudy, 15, 1009 2nd Ave SW, loses license 10 days. Terrance L Ruffridge, 14, 107 1st Ave SW, warned and released. Gerald A Patterson, 16, St Ansgar, Iowa, seven day license suspension. Peter K Darling, 17, 1105 9th St NW, 20 day license suspension. Richard B Hoban, 16, Austin Rt 3, license restricted to work and school for 30 days. Ronald R Carr, 16, 103 22nd St SW, license restricted to employment only for 30 days. Jerry D William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nathaniel Goudy
2Nd Ave
Terrance L. Ruffridge
1St Ave
Gerald A. Patterson
St. Ansgar
Iowa
Peter K. Darling
9Th St. NW
Richard B. Hoban
Austin, Rt. 3
Ronald R. Carr
22Nd St. SW
Jerry D. William
Fire at Carlyle Donovan home blocked by owner
Firemen arrived at 6 37 p m on Thursday at 1101 2 12th Ave SW to find Carlyle Donovan’s house on fire. Donovan refused entry, a chair sparked by a cigarette, and the cushion was carried outside. Fire Chief Tobar said Donovan resides outside city limits and must pay a $50 suburban rural charge for a truck response.
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12Th Ave
Carlyle Donovan
Donovan
John Tobar
Tobar
Joplin Editor Ray Cochran Dies at 78
Ray S. Cochran longtime editor of the Joplin Globe and News Herald died Thursday at age 78 from a heart attack. Born in Galena Kansas he joined the Globe in 1910 and led the paper for over five decades.
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Joplin
Joplin, Mo
Ray S. Cochran
Globe and News Herald
Galena
Kan
The
Globe
Beer in Park Hearing Set by Council
Austin councilmen will consider Monday night an application by the Austin Softball Association for a 3.2 beer license at the playground in the northwest part of town. The license would apply only during the state softball tournament over Labor Day.
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Austin
Austin Softball Association
Main St
11Th Ave
Downtown Plaza
Police
Civil Air Patrol
Arthur McAlister
Bike Tab Sale Hits 4 993 Here
Police said today that the department has sold 4 993 bicycle licenses to date. Robert Baumgart says 506 licenses remain and will likely sell before the snow flies. Licenses are sold on Thursdays only and the office has averaged about 200 sales each of the last two Thursdays.
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Robert Baumgart
Baumgart
Church Gives Funds for King's House
St Augustine Church donated 5000 dollars to the Diocese of Winona for King's House retreats. King's House formerly King's Wood was bought by the Oblate Fathers of St Paul last week with the diocese contributing 75000 dollars toward the purchase.
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St. Augustine Church
Diocese of
Winona
King’s House
King’s Wood
Oblate Fathers of
St. Paul
Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Monticello Circuit Assembly
The Watchtower Society announced a three day Jehovah's Witnesses circuit assembly in Monticello Iowa in September 2022. About 600 delegates from 18 eastern Iowa and southern Minnesota congregations are expected at the Youth Center. The event aims to train attendees in Gospel preaching and Bible discussion with Christian fellowship. A baptism discourse and water immersion are set for Saturday September 21 at 1 15 pm, followed by a public discourse Sunday September 22 at 3 pm by Eugene R Brandt of Brooklyn NY from the world headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Jehovah's Witnesses
Monticello
Iowa
Minnesota
Raymond Haeck
Austin
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Eugene R. Brandt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Watchtower World Headquarters
MGM Releases Another Picture With Liz Burton
MGM rolls out The VIPs starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton to about 600 theaters worldwide to ride Cleopatra fever. The story follows wealthy passengers stranded in London by fog with plots including a wife leaving her husband for a gigolo and a wheeler dealer racing to cover a bad check while a director and actress dodge a tax loss.
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Hollywood
MGM
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Louis Jordan
Des Moines Mixology School Opens Third Session for Bartenders
Iowa’s new liquor law spurs a Mixology School offering a 120 hour plus 20 hour homework bartenders course at 375 dollars and a one week plus correspondence program for managers priced at 250 dollars. Hutchinson says the program educates owners and staff in modern bar room operations and legal aspects. Each 50 student capacity period hosts about 30 bartenders, with seminars by distillery reps.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Mixology School
Charles L. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Midwest
Police Probe Minor Car Crash at 3rd Ave and 4th St SE
Police investigated an accident at the intersection of 3rd Ave SE and 4th St SE involving two cars. Albert T. Bastyr of 601 1st St SE stopped at a stop sign and moved forward, then was rear ended by Marcia G. White of 605 3rd Ave SE, causing minor rear bumper damage.
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3Rd Ave
4Th St. SE
Albert T. Bastyr
1St St. SE
Marcia G. White
3Rd Ave. SE
Doctor Elmer M. Smith Named State Welfare Medical Consultant
Dr. Elmer M. Smith of Eagle Grove was named medical consultant to the State Department of Social Welfare. A University of Iowa Medical School graduate, he has practiced in Eagle Grove since 1945. Welfare Chairman Lawrence Putney announced the appointment on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Elmer M. Smith
Eagle Grove
State Department of Social Welfare
University of Ilowa_ medical school
Lawrence Putney
Frankfurter Receives ABA Gold Medal for Jurisprudence
Felix Frankfurter, 80, retired associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, was awarded the American Bar Association's highest honor the gold medal for conspicuous service to American jurisprudence. He could not attend due to a stroke-related retirement.
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Associated Press Chicago
Felix Frankfurter
U.S. Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Association
Frankfurter
Estes Named Director of New International Love and Good Will Corp
Billie Sol Estes, a Texas promoter convicted of fraud, has been named a director of a newly formed corporation, the International Love and Good Will Corp. Its charter states the aim is to obtain members interested in improving the economic welfare of underprivileged persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
New “International Love and Good Will Corp
Texas Secretary of State
House Decorations For Christmas May Be Task For Rep Gross
Rep H R Gross of Iowa asked Speaker Carl Albert if Christmas decorations would be handled if Congress remains in session. Albert replied that if they are still in session at Christmas he will appoint someone to arrange for decorations.
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Washington
H.R. Gross
Iowa
House
Congress
Gross
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Albert
Jazz pianist Meade Lux Lewis starts classical piano lessons
Meade Lux Lewis, 58, after four decades of jazz, begins about 25 classical piano lessons in Los Angeles. He says he always loved the classics and enjoys a patient teacher as he shifts musical focus.
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Minneapolis
Meade Lux Lewis
Los Angeles
John Powell Va. pianist and composer dies at 80
Charlottesville mourns as John Powell a renowned Virginia pianist and leading contemporary composer dies after a coronary attack at age 80. He shaped modern concert piano with innovative works and performances across the United States.
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Charlottesville, Va
John Powell
Virginia
Iowa Forecast Sees Mild Cooling and Light Rain
Temperatures will run 2 to 4 degrees below normal from Saturday through next Wednesday. Normal highs range from 82 to 85, with lows from 60 to 64. Cooler start with modest changes later. Rainfall expected about 0.75 to 1 inch, near the period’s start and end.
Washington notes stalled postmaster vacancy and economic briefings
A White House aide reports President Kennedy has not chosen a replacement for J. Edward Day after his resignation as postmaster general. July APE: industrial production hits a record high while nonfarm payrolls rise for the sixth straight month, though unemployment persists near 1967 levels. The Senate Finance panel backs keeping the debt limit at 309 billion through November 30, with action pending Kennedy’s signature.
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Associated Press
Washington
News From
Kennedy
J. Edward Day
Frank C. Walker
James A. Farley
Senate Finance Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Harry S. Byrd
D. Va
Senate
Markets Show Steady to Mixed Price Changes Across Livestock
At South St. Paul market in Minnesota cattle numbers reach 1 600 head with calves 400. Slaughter cattle and hogs move varied with loads of choice slaughter cattle 24 00 to 24 75 and hogs generally steady to modestly higher. Vealers steady with good to choice calves 26 00 to 29 00. Sheep 1 000 head steady with best lambs 20 50 to 21 50.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
U S
Teresa
Chicago
West Germany to Sign Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
West Germany announced it will sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty. The decision was approved unanimously at a cabinet meeting that lasted nearly four hours.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Chicago Livestock and New York Dairy Prices Report
Chicago livestock totals show hogs at 4 500 with varied carcass ranges and steer prices up to 26.00 per cwt for slaughter cattle while calves are absent. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with prime offerings 21.50 to 22.00. New York dairy and egg markets note ample butter, steady cheese, and mixed egg quotations across grades and sizes.
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New York
USDA
Stocks Over The Counter Hormel Co Bid Asked 2814
An over the counter stock item for Hormel Co shows a bid of 2814 and an asking price of 29 in a compressed market listing. The note reflects a narrow snapshot of current bid ask dynamics without broader market context.
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Hormel CO
Woman Says I Know You Got Him After Police Trainee Chase
Denver patrolman James Snider in disguise as a defendant broke from a municipal court during a police trainee demonstration. Technician Richard Lundquist fired blanks, and a woman told him she saw blood on the officer's arm, claiming knowledge of the suspect's capture.
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Denver
James Snider
Richard Lundquist
Lundquist
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John Jette
6Th Ave
Philip Kitzman
Mrs
Arnet Lien
7Th St. NW
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Buck
Orville H. Buck
Waltham
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
William Vogel
St. Michael's Cemetery
Worlern
Skinner
Blanche and
Frank Skinner
Klaehn
Frank Klaehn
Elkton
Memoriam
Donald K. Larson
Il A.m
4Th St. NW
Church
Liz, Burton
Bob Thomas
V.I.P
Terence Rattigan
London
Rod Taylor
Orson Welles
Doxy
Elsa Martinelli
England
Taylor Burton
Marc Antony
Hayfield
Blooming Prairie
Hamp
John Deere
Moline
Ram International
Lindsay
Ailis-Chalmers
Nemes Deere
PTO Paulson
Forney Electric
Lawrence Fitzgerald
ART Sparks & Son
AL Albright
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Board
ST. Paul Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Allied Ch
Allis C’ al
Jones & L
Amerada
Kencott
Lorillard Am
At&t
P&l
Armco
Mon Ward
Armour
Nat Dairy
Avco Corp
Ovo's
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Nor Pac
Brunswick
Nwst
Nw Bane
Chi & NW
Penney
Chrysler Filie
Pepsi
Sinclair
Elec Socony
Gen Foods
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brands
Gen Mot
St Oil Cal
St Oil Ind
Gen Tel Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swift & Co
Texaco
Goodyear Texas Ins
Gould Bat
UN Pac
Greyhound
U S Rub
Gulf Oil
UN Steel
Homestic
Westg
el IB
Wiworth
Wea
Yngs
R & F Bike Shop
Uerza Aérea Mexicana
Aid Association
Cost Life Insurance
Protec
AAL
Pebaben
Steve Canyon
Mexico
Air Force
Steve
Cheetah
Hanoi
Cuba
U.S
Milton Caniff
Austin Daily Herald
B & B Auto Service
Maude Wherry
McIntire
Highway 312
Harley Wherry
Jim and Bus Eastman
V. F. Kretzmann
F.S.C
Sears
Omiart
Ber
North West
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