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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1963

Page

3

Fantasia Drum and Bugle Corps Contest Sunday in Austin

Five top drum and bugle corps compete for a 1300 prize at Fantasia Inc third annual show tonight at 7 45 p m at the Athletic Field. Madison and Eau Claire entries are out, Indianhead Scouts from St Paul loom strong with the Austin Lancers directing. A 330 p m parade previews the event with Miss Austin Georgianna Musser as parade marshal and trophy presenter. Proceeds aid the Lancers effort to reach the national American Legion contest in Florida.

Fantasia Fantasia, Inc Ft. Dodge Iowa Landers Eau Claire Wis St. Peter Crusaders St. Paul Indianhead Corps American Legion Austin Lancers Austin Club National Guard Georgianna Musser Austin Marshall Lancers American Legion Post 91 Florida

Miller Sponsors Indian Student at Junior College

Abraham T. Yohannan, 23, a freshman at Austin Junior College, is sponsored by A Lee Miller and wife Doris who brought him from Bathanamthitta Kerala to study in the United States. Yohannan plans a business administration major and two years at the junior college before possibly attending a university. He worked in Bombay for 50 years and aims to join a private firm after studies.

Miller Abraham T. Yohannan Austin University of Minnesota A. Lee Miller Doris Yohannan Bathanamthitta Quilon Kerla India Millers Bombay

Police blotter reports in Austin complaint book

Austin police list incidents including property damage to an elevator door by two boys, a stolen blue chrome 20 inch bicycle license 2628, a fall near Decker's Hardware resulting in hospital treatment, and a red car side swipe with hit and run suspected to involve a red and white 1954 Chevrolet near the Hormel plant.

Austin Vera Goick Red Cedar Inn 2Nd Ave. NE Leona Adams Oakland Decker’s Hardware 2Nd Ave St.Olaf Hospital Carl Johnson 1St Ave St. Leon Vlasaty Sid Ave Hormel

Thumpers Car Club launches new safety campaign

The Thumpers Car Club starts a safety program with Red Cross first aid training for members. Graduates will brief peers on in club incidents and require each to carry a first aid kit. A periodic unannounced safety check is conducted by the safety director.

Thumpers Car Club Red Cross 5Th Place

Fair attendance at Jackson County Fair reported

Jackson Minnesota four day fair drew 52 000 attendees, announced by Tony Geiger secretary.

Jackson, Minn Jackson County Tony Geiger

Memorial flag set honors Roberta Anderson at Brown County 4-H

A memorial set of flags and two poster stands was presented by Roberta Anderson’s family to Brown County 4-H at the New Ulm fair. Anderson, a former Brown County 4-H club agent, died in a car train crash after Christmas travel to Manhattan Kansas. The ceremony honored her years of youth service and will dedicate the pieces to be used at 4-H and county home program events.

Minnesota Brown County 4 - H Roberta Anderson New Ulm Anderson Gilbert Anderson Sargeant Brown County Manhattan Kan Albert Alfreds Brown County Board of Commissioners Kunkel Miss Anderson

Straw Bale Fire Destroys Wagons Near LeRoy

Two wagon loads of baled straw burned about 4 p m Thursday three miles east of LeRoy. A tractor spark likely started the fire, spotted by the driver Charles Victoria who called the LeRoy fire department. Destroyed were straw and wagons owned by Henry Swenson Jr with losses near 1100 dollars.

LeRoy Charles Victoria Henry Swenson, Jr

Farm Economists Meet at University of Minnesota

The American Farm Economic Association holds its annual meeting August 25 to 28 on the University of Minnesota Minneapolis Campus. About 2 000 agricultural economists will attend with some 80 presentations and panel discussions on topics critical to agriculture and rural America.

America

Another Farm to Market Day in Austin city

Austin Chamber of Commerce hosted Farm to Market Day with 84 area farm families setting up stands across the city. Guests offered farm and garden produce baked goods and needlework under canopies with businessmen staffing the stalls at Nelson's and other business areas reporting success in all quarters.

Austin Chamber of Commerce Nelson’s

Two Minor Vehicle Crashes Reported in City

Friday police investigated two accidents. At 7:30 p.m. on North Main near First Avenue NW Carlos Gomez drove a 707 8th Street NW car that was rear struck by Terry L. Stuhr from Austin Route 1. At 11:15 p.m. Dennis D. McGill of Albert Lea was rear ended by Frederick G. Olson of Los Angeles California causing only minor damage.

North Main St 1St Ave Carlos Gomez 8Th St Terry L. Stuhr Austin Rt. 1 Dennis D. McGill Albert Lea Frederick G. Olson Los Angeles Calif McGill

Honor Scout Order Pledges Funds for Camp Luck Rifle Range

The Order of the Arrow of Cedar Valley Boy Scout Council pledges $1,000 over three years to build and equip Camp Luck's rifle range. Lodge chief Tom Ness announced the plan, with Gil Thompson praising the effort. Inductions included 106 candidates and 32 Brotherhood honors for service to Scouting.

Order of the Arrow Cedar Valley Boy Scout Council Camp Luck Tom Ness Arrow Gil Thompson Thompson Order of the Arrow Lodge jScouting

Austin High School Registration Dates Announced

Registration for Austin High School begins Monday with hours 8 11 a m and 1 2 30 p m for Austin Senior High students. 9th graders register Thursday 11 a m, 8th Thursday 2 3 30 p m, 7th Friday 8 11 a m. Returning students to Room 230, new entrants to Room 240.

Austin High School Austin Senior High School Ellis Junior High Cedar River Ellis Ray M. Wescott Austin

City Woman Is Graduate Auctioneer

Mrs. Helen Meighan of 1409 7th Ave NW, a secretary at Geo A Hormel Co, graduated from the August term of the Reisch American School of Auctioneering in Mason City Iowa. She was one of three women in a class of 132 from 33 states and Canada and will auction part time while continuing at Hormel.

Helen Meighan 7Th Ave Geo. A. Hormel & Co Reisch American School of Auctioneering Mason City Iowa States Canada Meighan Austin Hormel’s. Co Joe Reisch

Four Austin Violinists Named to All State Orchestra

Four Austin students Tom Davis Nancy Meinhard Richard Roberts and Judith Tate will play in the Minnesota State Fair All State Orchestra. They were among 120 selected from 45 schools in 38 communities after auditions in Minneapolis and Duluth. State Fair concerts run August 30 and 31 with multiple performances in various venues. The group will reconvene in February for the Minnesota Music Educators convention with a third spring concert planned.

Austin Minneapolis Duluth Minnesota Music Educators Convention Mineapolis

Young swimmer's marathon record claimed in Rochester pool

John Karvel aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Karvel of Rochester reportedly swam 62 hours in a family pool covering about 10 miles through 1320 laps establishing a local endurance mark.

Rochester Minn John Karvel Raymond Karvel

How to give a dog a good life under human care

The article from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urges humane treatment for dogs. It recommends summer exercise times, shade, ventilated and appropriately sized houses, cedar shavings bedding, moisture resistance, and raising the house. It notes two to three animal calls daily in Mower County and advocates rabies vaccination, though not legally required.

Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Lee Owen Mower County

Children’s Heritage Records Praised by Parents Teachers

Parents and teachers praise Volumes IV VI of Our Children’s Heritage Records for entertaining, educating and stimulating creativity. A mother says the records keep children engaged during meals and rain days, while an art teacher uses them for listen-and-draw lessons.

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Dave Reinartz Fantasia Group 1St St First Methodist Church Main 4Th Ave Utilities Eagles Corps FT. Dodge, Iowa Lancters FAU Claire Boys Daily Herald Austin (Minn Herald Abraham Yohannan U. of M The American Farm Econom Ic Association Nual Neapolis Campus Honor Scout Ith City Woman Austinites
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