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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
7
This page lists birth notices from St Olaf area hospitals for November 30 to December 1 for families in Hayfield Austin Brownsdale and surrounding towns. It also reports multiple obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Riceville Osage Austin and nearby communities with details on survivors and service times.
Osage Iowa hosted 38 visiting foreign students from the State University of Iowa for a Friday program at Osage High School Auditorium. Master of ceremonies Carl Conway and Rotary Club president John Moore led a welcome. Students spoke about their countries, with a coffee hour hosted by the Osage Chamber of Commerce. Countries represented included India Iran Korea Nigeria China British Guiana Indonesia Egypt Pakistan Japan Philippines Ecuador Thailand and Australia.
Dispatch records list transfers arriving at St Olaf Hospital from multiple origins. Times span Saturday night to Sunday afternoon with origins including 1101 4th St SW, 704 9th St SE, junction I 90 and Hwy 16, north of Waltham, and Brownsdale.
Dog run owner Mrs. Lyle Pri ebe at 1821 4th Ave NE pleaded guilty to two poundmaster charges and was fined 5 dollars. Charles P Schwab of Osage IA pleaded guilty to three liquor related charges and fined 75 dollars total. Eugene F Swank of 608 8th St NE pleaded guilty to obstruct traffic and fined 15 dollars. Allen LeRoy Anderson of 403 16th Ave NE pleaded guilty to misrepresent age to buy liquor and sentenced to 10 days in jail.
Austin's winter carnival in January will have a distinctive name conceived by an Austin school student. Glenn Darling, general chairman, said entries for the name the carnival contest are due by 5 p.m. December 11. Open to public and parochial school students, the winner receives a $10 gift certificate for winter sports items.
Hormel outlines debt payoff of 1 200 000 final loan installment due June 30 1964 and notes no bank borrowings at year end. The company modernized hog kill and beef facilities in Austin and Mitchell South Carolina, bought Ottawa Packing and opened a Los Angeles processing plant slated to open Jan 1 1964. A 75 600 square foot can plant adjacent to Austin cannery will be leased to American Can Co. for can production. New products Deviled Spam Spread Cure 81 Ham and Re-Seal Pak gain acceptance and manufacturing is expanding. Continuous cost review and advertising programs accompany a positive outlook supported by livestock supply and loyal Hormel team.
Thomas C. Green of New Ulm is named district scout executive for the Zumbro Valley District of Gamehaven Council Boy Scouts of America, succeeding Clarence Hammett. Green begins January 2 and will oversee training and activities of volunteer leaders for Rochester Byron Oronoco and Eyota units.
The Rollercade opened Saturday in the renovated 116 1st Ave. NE armory. Robert Dunn and Clifford Wold operate the center after buying the building from the state when the National Guard moved. The facelift added a snack counter, skate room, and new sound system.
The Austin Duplicate Bridge Club held a master point session at the Elks Club with 17 tables in a Mitchell movement. East-west winners: Harvey Fiala and Tom La Clair first. J W McGuiness and Clifton McCamey second. Dore Larson third. Ed Wieham and Robert Segal tied for fourth. Harold Samuel tied for fourth with Mrs. Ed Wieham. North-south winners: Howard Welch and C W Roessler first. Cecil Botz and L E Hatch second. Kuhn and Sponberg tied for third with Wil liam Fox and Winifred Leonard. Fuhrman pair fifth. Anderson and Lundberg sixth.
Paul Moody age 20 of Osage Iowa suffered bruises when his vehicle drifted, struck a driveway and damaged property. The crash occurred around 4 30 a m about 10 miles south and 5 miles west of Osage. Vehicle damage was estimated at 750 dollars and Moody received a ticket for failure to have his vehicle under control. Deputy Richard Jahnel investigated.
College graduates and January 1964 seniors may apply for the Coast Guard Officer Candidate School class starting February 9. After 17 weeks, graduates are commissioned Ensign in the Coast Guard Reserve. Training is at the Reserve Training Center in Yorktown Virginia on the York River. For information write Commandant (PTP-2) U S Coast Guard Washington DC 20226.
Mr and Mrs Arthur P Anderson of Austin Rt 3 were honored at a farewell party Sunday at the Austin Town Hall Highway 105. A potluck dinner was served followed by card games. Roland Pratt presented the couple with a gift. The Andersons will move to Austin in the near future.
Mrs John L Felton hosted the BBB Club luncheon at Austin Rt 2 with a business vote to send gifts to patients at Rochester State Hospital. Mrs John Shipe demonstrated pajama bag making and Mrs John Lubberts won the contest. Christmas party set for Dec 17 at the Lubberts home.
Cattle and calves at South St. Paul mixed good to low choice with slow slaughter steer trade. Hog trade slow with 12 200-240 lb barrows and gilts 14.00-14.25 and sow prices 11.25-12.50. Sheep and lambs show opening slow, slaughter lambs 19.00-20.00 and ewe prices up to 7.00. Chicago listings show hogs 25-50 lower, cattle steady to 50 lower, with prime and high choice steers around 23.25-24.00 and cows 13.00-14.00.
The Faith EUB men met in the church social rooms on Tuesday with Mr. Robert Schwab leading the devotional session. Rev. Charles Quinn of St. Augustine Church gave an interpretation of the Ecumenical Council. Arnold Vietor and Earl Rohde organized refreshments.
A ledger style stock list shows prices and percent changes for firms including Deere Douglas Rex Drug Du Pont Sears Roebuck Eastman Shell Oil Ford Motor General Electric Socony Rand Mills Brads General Motors Shell Oil Clay etc. The format mirrors a period newspaper stock table with varied bid and percent figures.
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