Vital Statistics And Obituaries From Austin Area
Vital statistics list births for Aug 20 to 22 including Hayfield and Mankato couples. Obituaries note deaths of Emma Riedemann Grand Meadow Jay Rowe Osage Rudolph Haugland Lyle and Elline Kelly Austin. Funeral details and survivor lists are given with church and cemetery information.
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August Riedemann
August
Emma) Riedemann
Grand Meadow
Kenneth Siems
Bernice
Bismark
N.D
Robert MaComb
Irene LeMars
Herman Steenhoeven
Mildred
Flandreau
S. D
Burnell
Donald
Paullina
Iowa
Haugland
Rudolph Haugland
Lyle
Mona Lutheran Church
Mona
Stanley Klemsrude
Six Mile Grove Cemetery
Worlein Funeral Home
In Memoriam Brekke and Jensen Notices
In Memoriam Brekke In loving memory of our daughter and sister Karrie Lynn who passed away August 23 1960. Time rolls on and we are reminded of a day our hearts were crushed. When God took you, in the bud of life death claimed you. In the prime of childhood days. Mr and Mrs Richard Brekke and Family Jensen In loving memory of our dear husband father and grandfather Edward C Jensen.
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Hagen
O’rourke
Nesse
Jobs Daughters
Milwaukee Railroad
V.F.W
Austin Softball Association
Royal Neighbors
Rebekah Lodge
McIntire Relief Corps
Tom
St. Peter
Minnesota
Elline
Roy N. Kelly
Claude J. Kelly
Kenneth K. Kelly
Gene L. Kelly
Jerald W. Kelly
Richard N. Kelly
Donald Erickson
Howard Nepp
Brekke
Karrie Lynn
Richard Brekke
In Memoriam Edward C. Jensen Family Note
The Family of Edward C. Jensen marks the one year anniversary of his passing on August 23, 1962. The poem echoes loss and cherishing a father as a vacancy remains in their home, urging loved ones to value him while present.
Car fire damages wiring near 1515rd Ave SW and hospital transfer
Fire crews respond to a car fire at 1515rd Ave SW causing wiring damage. At 6:50 p.m. occupants are taken to St Olaf Hospital from 1902 4th Ave SW for evaluation.
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1515Rd Ave
4Th Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Court Dismisses Larceny Charge in Holman Case
Municipal Court records show Donald Holman had larceny charges dismissed by Special Judge Robert Leighton on city attorney motion. Harold Rudd was found innocent on non support charges.
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Donald Holman
Robert Leighton
Harold Rudd
Hospitalized NAEVE Albert Lea Milford Nelson
Albert Le a Milford Nelson at 706 8th Ave SW is hospitalized for surgical care.
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Naeve
Albert Lea Milford Nelson
8Th Ave
Surgical
Austin Girls Attend Red Cross Leadership Camp
Pacelli High School students Connie Leimbek and Margaret Torgrimson attend the statewide Red Cross Leadership Center at Lyman Lodge in Minneapolis this week. They will join in public information and speaking workshops and assist with camp publications while Margaret, longtime Junior Red Cross helper, participates in nursing home visits and other service activities.
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Connie Leimbek
Margaret Torgrimson
Pacelli
Red Cross
Lyman Lodge
Minneapolis
Margaret
Connie
Eight Austin students named to all state orchestra for 1963 64
The Austin select orchestra, with eight Austin students among 136 total, opens its season at the Minnesota State Fair with performances Aug. 30 and Aug. 31. Conductor Hermann Herz of the Duluth Symphony leads the group, which features violins violas and a cello.
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Austin
Tom Davis
2Nd St
Nancy Meinhard
4Th Ave
Richard Roberts
12Th St
Judy Tate
Austin Rt. 1
Tom Roberts
Carolyn Olson
19Th St
Jan Varney
John Madura Jr
Hippodrome
Hermann Herz
Duluth Symphony Orchestra
Artist who painted Leavenworth inmate paints escape from fear
An artist once listed on the FBI 10 Most Wanted list described painting to cope with life in federal prison. He has spent about thirty years in federal custody and needs ongoing treatment and support.
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Leavenworth, Kan
FBI
Farm real estate values rise in four months to 148 billion
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate value climbed 3 percent from March to July 1, raising the national index above a year earlier. Maine shows a 2 percent decline, while Illinois and New Hampshire hold steady. Alaska and Hawaii lack data. The per acre value average hit 134 dollars and the average farm value rose about 4 thousand to 45,800 dollars.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Maine
Illinois
New Hampshire
Alaska
Hawaii
Iowa State Fair Attendance Ahead of 1962 Milestone
Fair officials gauge final three days to decide if attendance will exceed last year’s figures but reach a full half million may fall short. Through two opening days plus prep time, attendance sits about 8,000 above 1962 yet requires 52,548 more to hit 500,000 with Sunday closing.
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Des Moines
Scout Troop Honors Institutional Representative
Members and families of Boy Scout Troop 104 honored Forrest Officer the institutional representative for the Moose Lodge sponsors on Thursday night Warren MacLaren scout commissioner spoke for the Spam land District in appreciation and presented the troop charter to Donald Sundberg the new institutional representative The Lodge has sponsored the troop for 10 years Bruce Waller an eagle scout was chairman and the scouts prepared the meal Mr and Mrs Officer and their children Sandy and Gary were given a gift The Officers will be moving to St Paul.
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Forrest
Moose Lodge
Warren MacLaren
Spamland
Donald Sundberg
Bruce Waller
Officer
Sandy
Gary
St. Paul
World War General Canaham Dies in Washington
Maj. Gen. Charles D W Canaham 62 died Wednesday of a lung ailment in Washington He directed the Army Council of Review 1955 to 1958 and commanded the 11th Army Corps from 1958 until his 1961 retirement He also accepted the surrender of 244000 German prisoners in a single World War I day
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Washington
Charles D.W. Canaham
Army Council of Review
11Th Army Corps
Adams Creamery Still Not Signed With NFO Says Manager
George Johnson, manager, said this morning the Adams Cooperative Creamery has not signed an agreement with the National Farmers Organization. Earlier NFC had reported the signing of the creamery. Adams is part of the Rochester Dairy Cooperative system, and Rochester Co op has signed an agreement with the NFO.
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Adams Cooperative Creamery
National Farmers Organization
George Johnson
NFC
Adams Creamery
Rochester Dairy Cooperative System
Rochester Co-op
NFO
Three Children Drown in Farm Pond Near Bloomfield
A farm pond near Bloomfield Iowa claimed three young lives Thursday afternoon. Helen Freshour 11 and her cousins Katherine Elaine Fisher 12 Jesse Brain 10, drowned while visiting the Freshour farm 12 miles northeast of Bloomfield. The Fisher children were children of Glen Fisher of Agency and aunt to Helen. This marked the second multiple drowning in Iowa that summer following four Riverside youths drowning on June 27.
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Bloomfield
Iowa
Here
William Freshour
Freshour
Helen
Katherine Elaine Fisher
Jesse Brain
Glen Fisher
Agency
Goldwater backs Rockefeller if GOP nominates him
Sen Barry Goldwater says he would support Nelson Rockefeller if the New York governor wins the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He notes the country cannot endure four more years of Kennedy and confirms possible backing after a direct question.
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Atlanta
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Arizona
Post Office bids set for Davenport building
Iowa items report the Post Office real estate division will open bids October 21 for a Davenport Post Office with an estimated cost between 400000 and 500000 dollars. North English notes a 3 year old boy Dan Shaw suffocated after a rubber balloon lodged in his throat when a door slammed. Cedar Rapids records Robert Westveer 34 killed when his pickup collided with a freight train with working signals. Des Moines Colonial Supply and Oil Co resumes operations after federal closure for 48000 dollars in gasoline taxes.
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Des Moines
Post Office Department
Davenport
Dan Shaw
Huch Shaw
Cedar Rapids
Robert Westveer
Colonial Supply and Oil Co
Government sues Garden Grove over waterworks loan
The federal government sues Garden Grove Iowa for 1434 dollars plus interest on a waterworks loan. Filed in U S District Court Thursday the suit alleges Garden Grove signed a 2850 dollar loan contract but did not repay in full.
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Des Moines
Garden Grove
Iowa
U. S. District Court
U. S. Attorney's Office
Carry Back Heads Washington Park in Chicago Showdown
Carry Back, famed Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, returns to action at Arlington Park in Chicago in the 100000 added Washington Park Handicap. He shares top weight at 126 pounds with Crimson Satan in the 11 2 mile race for 3 year olds and up, facing strong rivals like B Major Bounding Main Admiral Vic Helenic Hero and Y Flash. The same card features the Hopeful Stakes with Amastar favored in the 6 1 2 furlong race for 2 year olds.
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Associated Press
Saratoga
Arlington Park
Chicago
Jack Price
Randall Park
Cleveland
Bounding Main
Admiral Vic
Hellenic Hero
Amastar
Duel
Golden Louis
Count Bud
Traffic
Brave Law
Cadet coach named at West Point
William Cullen of Narberth Pennsylvania was named varsity tennis and squash coach at the United States Military Academy in West Point New York on Thursday.
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West Point
N.Y
William Cullen
Narberth
United States Military Academy
Markets South St. Paul Livestock Report
cattle realtively steady with slaughter steers and heifers strong. cows steady to strong. bulls weak. Hogs show lower prices across barrows gilts sows. feeder pigs weak. Sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs and feeder lambs priced. breeding ewes and ewes prices noted.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Priday
Pea
Geo Aorme & Co
Atork
U. S
Stock tickers and values from historical market page
The fragment lists end of day percentages for multiple company names such as Gillette Goodrich Swift Goodyear Texaco Gulf Oil US Steel Greyhound US Rub Gulf Oil and others with varied figures. It appears as a snapshot of market bid values or performance indicators with abbreviations and numerals.
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Gen Tel
Ind
Gillette
St Oi NJ
Goodrich
Swift & Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gould Bat
Texas Ins
GtNoRy
UN Pac
Greyhound
US Rub
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Homestic
Westy el
Whlworth
Int
Harv
Yngs & T
Kinsey Pleads Guilty to Selling Pep Pills to Truckers
Charles E. Kinsey 43 owner of Tiny's Truck Stop Oceola Ohio pleaded guilty in federal court to selling pep pills to truck drivers. He was escorted to the third floor by a hand truck and two freight elevators as bail was set at 500 dollars pending a probation report. Kinsey said he once weighed 880 pounds.
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Cleveland
Kinsey
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