School Buses and Cars For Sale in Minnesota Ads
Classified list offers 1953 Chevrolet and 1952 Powerglide autos with clean runs. Plymouth sedan with overdrive. Local phone ads include OT Ist St SE and 437 4316. School buses for sale include 1953 Chevrolet 36 passenger and 1954 Chevrolet 42 passenger in excellent condition. Contact Harold Gromert LeRoy Minn. Can be cash. Write Want Ad Dept Austin Daily Herald Austin Minn.
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Plymouth
St. SE
Chevrolet
Harold Gromert
LeRoy, Minn
Cars Trucks Buses For Sale In Classified Snippet
For sale entries include a 1954 blue Chevy at 405 1st St SE with phone HE 3-4655, a 1957 Dodge asking 300 after 6 pm at 607 Lith & J SW with HE 3-9223, and a 1963 Willys Wagonneer 4x4 with 9 000 miles and phone 433-3825. Pontiac Buick ad ends.
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1St St
Dodge
Lith &J. SW
Willys Wagonneer
Hearing Order in Lewis Trust Nears September 20 1963
Minnesota district court in Mower County sets a Special Term for September 20 1963 at 10 a.m. to hear First National Bank of Minneapolis trustee petitioning for account allowance distribution of property and interpretation of investment powers. Publication in Austin Daily Herald required 20 days prior. notices mailed 10 days before hearing.
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State OF
Minnesota
OF Mower
Third Judicial District
Eliza G. Lewis
Austin
Mower County
First National Bank of Minneapolis
Austin Daily Herald
A. C. Richardson
Alderson, Catherwood
Hearing on Petition to Sell Real Estate in Minnesota Probate Court
In Mower County Minnesota the estate of Georgia Howley adult ward has a petition to sell real estate. The hearing is set for September 10 1963 at 10 00 a m before the probate court in Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. Dated August 9 1963. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge. PLUNKETT and PLUNKETT attorneys for petitioner. File No 13119 Aug 12 19 26
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Minnesota
State OF Minnesota
County of Mower
Alexander F. Hewitt
Alex F. Hewitt
Court House
Austin
Austin Daily Herald
Paul Kimball
Plunkett
Minn
Order for Hearing on Final Account in Hewitt Estate
Probate Court of Minnesota orders a hearing on August 27 1963 at 10:00 AM for final account petition and distribution in the estate of Alexander F Hewitt also known as Alex F Hewitt. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge. File No 12999. Aug 5 12 19
Five Grand Champion Winners Named at Flower Show
Five grand champion winners were named to the court of honor Friday at the Friendly Flower Show held by the Friendly Garden Club of Adams and Tappi. Mrs. Knosby of Elma Iowa was the judge. Grand champions awards went to Mrs. John Moews for gladiolus Mrs. Lawrence Lewison for dahlias Mrs. Harold Gee for complimentary colors Mrs. Gerald Meier for crescent curve and Mrs. Joel Osmundson for vertical. Arrangement awards were given for interpreting friendship to Mrs. Earl Osmundson first Mrs
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Friendly Garden Club
Adams and
Tappi
Knosby
Elma
Iowa
John Moews
Lawrence Lewison
Harold Gee
Gerald Meier
Crescent Curve
Joel Osmundson
Earl Osmundson
Melvin Francis
Little Cedar River
Meier
Francis
Dale Heady
Juel Osmundson
Emmett McGee
Meijer
Donald Cornwell
Wallace Johnson
Gee
Hogarth
Moews
Osmundson
Herman Jenson
Ruth Prescott
Erid Koch
Glozinia
McGee
Alma Wood
George Nolte
Koch
Herman Jensen
Verne Schaeger
Clara Finkelson
Balsam
Ernest Tune
George Voorheis
Clematis
Cosmos
Vernon Schaeger
Daisy
Florence Cook
Dahlia
Agnes Kellogg
George
Norma Bonnes Engaged to Wed Nathan Naatz
Lansing announces the engagement of Norma Jean Bonnes to Nathan Everett Naatz. Norma Jean, a graduate of Austin High School, works in the law office of Alderson Catherwood Kelley Ondor. Fiance Nathan is a farmer from Austin Rt. 5. A November wedding is planned.
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Merle Bonnes
Lansing
Norma Jean
Nathan Everett Naatz
Eric Naatz
Austin Rt. 5
Miss Bonnes
Austin High School
Alderson, Catherwood, Kelley & Ondor
Shower Honors Carol Kruger at Brownsdale Bridal Shower
Carol Kruger was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower at Our Savior's Lutheran Church Brownsdale with 90 guests. Hosts organized program and decorations while prizes went to several attendees and gifts were opened with assistance from Marlene Emery and Jeannie Falch. Miss Kruger's upcoming marriage to James Emery is planned soon as he serves with the air force at Chanute Air Base Illinois.
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Brownsdale
Bernard Emery
Grand Emery
Fred Kruger
Richard Clayton
Arthur Holst
Ben Lecy
Walter Konken
Harold Gaul
Frieda Rocklitz
Victor Emery
Marlene Emery
Robert Kubista
Albert Rugg
Beverly Tapp
Robert Brinkman
Grant Emery
Louis Meier
Ernest Johnson
Jeannie Falch
Nancy
Mary Gaul
Victoria
Velma Emery
Willard Blance
Robert Wendorf
Paul Fredrich
Minneapolis
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Arlington
Sanborn
Faribault
Waltham
Sargeant
Austin
Dexter
LeRoy
Dodge Center
la Crosse
Wis
Rose Creek
Hayfield
Blooming Prairie
Owatonna
Miss Kruger
James Emery
Air Force
Chanute Air Base
Ilinois
U.S. Shifts Pace in Cold War Era Shifts
The United States and the Soviet Union move toward limited arms controls with an underground test ban and space cooperation. A direct Washington Moscow hot line may prevent accidental war, while Senate doubts loom over treaty approval and Moscow's intent.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
United States
Soviet Union
PCA Groups Will Discuss Cattle Finance in Minnesota Meet
About 80 men from local PCA loan committees will gather in Mankato to discuss feeder cattle financing. Don Ackland of the Mankato PCA hosts as Dr. P A Stephens addresses number and price trends, with B L Hauenstein of FI Bank speaking on sound financing programs. Attendees include Louis Meier, Walter Dunn, and Roger Hanson from Blooming Prairie PCA.
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Mankato
PCA
Don Ackland
Minnesota
P. A. Stephens
Farm Credit Banks of
Wichita, Kan
Stephens
B. L. Hauenstein
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Wind Topples Barn Rafters Injures Youth in Iowa
Raymond Rimrodt farm near Riceville saw 16 year old Stanton Setka fall from a rafter when a wind change toppled rafters in a new barn. He rode the second rafter to the ground and was struck on the neck by the adjoining rafter, then taken to Riceville City Hospital and released the next day.
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Setka
Riceville City Hospital
Marchers in Detroit scolded by Charles Evers for complacency
In Detroit suburbs 2000 Negroes conducted a peaceful two mile march led by Charles Evers. He criticized Northerners and Uncle Toms, urged voting registration, unity, and a single party, and contrasted Mississippi’s overt segregation with Northern discrimination. He warned against trusting any no good Negro in office.
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Detroit
Charles Evers
Megar Evers
Evers
Mississippi
Deep South
Southern Naacp
North
Jackson
Miss
Two Balloons Crash at Kalamazoo Air Show
Spectators witnessed two balloonists and a World War I fighter plane pilot in near misses at Kalamazoo’s air show. Don Piccard escaped injury when his gondola broke loose at 200 feet and a parachute deployed. Ralph Burgard suffered a leg injury after a balloon seam ripped during a 60 foot descent.
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Kalamazoo
Don Piccard
Sioux Falls
S.D
Ralph
Watercraft Accident Reporting Emphasized by Sheriff
Rice County sheriff Charles Carver cites Minnesota law requiring any watercraft operator involved in an accident causing injury death or property damage to stop provide aid and give name address license number and owner details to those affected. The sheriff also requires reporting the incident to the county sheriff who will file with the conservation commissioner.
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Charles Carver
Rice County
Roberts, French
Cedar Lakes
Minnesota
Commissioner of Conservation
Farm Boy Entangled in Tractor PTO Burns Skin
Riceville Iowa 17 year old Bill Merritt son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Merritt suffered burns on his legs under arms and neck when his coveralls were caught in a tractor power takeoff while starting to grind corn. He pulled free shredding clothes and was treated at Riceville Community Hospital.
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Riceville
Iowa
Bill Merritt
Marvin Merritt
Merritt
Hal Bodenham
Jim
Bodenham
Lansing Grangers Contribute 1040 Hours in Service Drive
Lansing Minnesota area reports 16th annual Grange-Sears Roebuck Foundation contest with 1040 hours from Lansing Grange. Projects include cemetery flag pole dedication first aid classes cheer baskets for shut ins blood mobile Day Camp and Crippled Children Fund collections.
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Lansing
Minn
Lansing Grange
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Elsie Grange
Shutins
Blood Mobile
Fair Booth
G Grange
Crippled Children Fund
State Hospital
Newsman James A. Best Dies at 60 in Asheville
Asheville headline writer James A. Best, 60, veteran journalist, died Saturday from a heart attack. He had long served on regional papers and was known for concise reporting and steady presence in Asheville.
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Asheville, N.C
James A. Best
Musicians State Camp Seventeen Austin Students Attend
Seventeen Austin area high school musicians completed two weeks at Bemidji State College music clinic. First week focused on orchestra and voice, second on band and baton twirling. Students auditioned for Gopher Beaver, senior high, and Collegiate bands and formed a massed band and an honor band.
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Austin Area High School
Bemidji State College
Gopher and Beaver
Austin
Joeline Malenke
Pamela Randahl
John Madura
Bobbe Mistretta
Roger Kneeskern
Linnea Anderson
Mary Kay Busch
James Polivka
Linda Nybo
Sandy Stephenson
Sandi Eastman
Jackie Schwebke
Ron Gilbert
Don Larson
Rose Creek High School
Joyce Ballantyne
Janey Schammel
Brownsdale Youth Struck by Auto
Gary Melder a 17 year old from Brownsdale was struck by a car late Sunday in Brownsdale. The driver David Kaders of Ames Iowa assisted Melder who was taken to St Olaf Hospital for observation.
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Gary Melder
Brownsdale
David Kaders
Ames
Iowa
Melder
St. Olaf Hospital
The Victory of Job at Pine Mountain summer play
The Old Testament drama The Victory of Job is staged nightly in the Cathedral of the Sills at Pine Mountain State Park near Pineville Kentucky. The production centers on man's victory through submission to the Almighty with mosaic like Byzantine character designs.
Soviet Trawler Repairs In Provincetown Harbor
A Soviet fishing trawler SRT 4312 sought calm waters in Provincetown harbor after breaking a propeller blade. The tug Stojkiz completed replacements while the crew stayed aboard. No one came ashore as a fleet of Soviet boats fished off Cape Cod for several days.
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Provincetown
Maas
Provincetown Harbor
Coast Guard
Stojkiz
Cape Cod
Liquor raid nets four bottles seized in New Albin
Four bottles of liquor were confiscated and charges of selling liquor without a license filed after a raid at Mills Supper Club in New Albin Iowa. The owner Vic Cremer, 50, faced the charges for operating without a beer or liquor license.
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New Albin
Iowa
Mills
Vic Cremer
Four Die in Iowa Weekend Traffic Crashes
Four people were killed and several injured in a series of weekend crashes across Iowa. Victims include Walter F. Thode, 65, from Des Moines. Ralph G. Bissey Jr., 26, from Chicago. and Jerry L. Thompson and David Joseph Cullen, both 19, from Fort Madison. The Des Moines area three‑car collision occurred at Highway 9 and Oak Hill Road northeast of Des Moines.
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Iowa
Jerry L. Thompson and
David Joseph Cullen
Fort Madison
Thode
Highway 9
Oak Hill Road
Des
Frank Edward Washburn
Cedar Rapids
Parks
William Joseph Shaw
Altoona
Moon program costs explode in peacetime race
The U S moonlanding effort is the era's priciest peacetime project with more than 20 000 firms and 30 000 people involved and a minimum $20 billion price tag.
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U.S
Bishop Giuseppe Maggi Dies in Milan at 64
Italian born Bishop Giuseppe Maggi of Hanchung China died Saturday in Milan after a heart attack. He was 64 and served as a church leader in China.
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Milan
Italy
Giuseppe Maggi
Hanchung
China
Plane Hits Farmer in Blue Earth Field Causes Minor Injuries
In Blue Earth Minnesota James Dickman baling hay was struck by a landing plane. Pilot Merlin Kesselring and passenger Kenneth Frm land suffered minor injuries. Dickman escaped with non serious injuries after a wheel struck him.
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Blue Earth
Minn
James Dickman
Merlin Kesselring
Dickman
Kesserline
Kenneth Frmland
State Man Killed in Illinois Crash
A truck driver from Stacy Minnesota died when his semi veered off the Illinois Northwest Tollway near South Beloit. John Olson, 30, may have lost control after dozing at the wheel as the vehicle jack-knifed and overturned Friday night.
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South Beloit
Ill
AP John Olson
Stacy
Minn
Ilinois Northwest Tollway
Olson
Matinee idol Richard Bathellmess dies at 68
Richard Bathelmess, 68, silent screen era matinee idol, died Saturday in Southhampton New York from throat cancer. His career included leading roles in early sound films and stage work with prominent studios. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Southhampton
N.Y
Richard Bathelmess
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