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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

10

Vital Statistics and Obituaries From St Olaf Area

Birth notices list several families including Eckert, Herzog, Forcelle and Filley with daughters born on December 1. Outside Austin, Wagner in St Marys Rochester area also noted with a December 2 birth. Funeral services for Nordstrom and Schwark are set for Saturday in Blooming Prairie and LeRoy, with interments in local cemeteries. Mrs Erma Wilson, born August 24 1896, died November 24 1966 at St Olaf Hospital Austin. survived by husband two sons and four grandchildren. services held November 28 at Dexter Methodist Church.

ST. Olaf Hospital Donald Eckert S. Main St Richard Herzog 5Th Ave Marvin Forcelle Ronald Filley Blooming Prairie Erma Wilson Dexter Minn William L Gusta Remington Fern Wilson Pleasant Valley

Card of Thanks and Bereavement Notes

Card of Thanks notices express gratitude from families for flowers memorials cards and kindness after bereavement. Names include Nack Nockleby Dubke Rolf Mayer Folken Mauders Lewison Carstens and others with hospital and funeral acknowledgments. Local temperatures for today and Thursday listed.

Mattress fire reported on Oakland Avenue

Fire crews respond to a mattress blaze in a living room hide-a-bed at 2001 Oakland Ave E. The incident began at 8:28 p.m. on Thursday and ended with return at 8:55 p.m. by David Kidahl.

David Kidahl Oakland Ave. E

Municipal Court Sets Fines in Local Cases

Judge Fred R K Kraft presided on two matters. Robert E Nelson of 304 20th St NW found guilty by police charge and fined 25 dollars. Randy Knotts of 607 3rd Ave NW pled guilty to a citizen charge and received 90 days in jail with stay of execution on conditions.

Robert E. Nelson 20Th St Randy Knotts 3Rd Ave

Strikes Continue as Wage Panel Recommends Increase

The strike talks hinge on a 15 percent wage rise over 22 years from a presidential fact finding panel. TWU calls the report a negotiation base while Pan Am rejects a contract surpassing the panel’s cost formula. Carriers favor federal plan guidance. Original 30 percent two year demand reportedly pared down. Affected are ground crews and mechanics earning 2.71 to 3.55 an hour, stewards averaging 419 a month, and pursers at 570 monthly.

TWU Pan Am

Stiffer Terms May Face Draft Dodgers

In Portland Oregon Judge John F Kilkenny indicated future violators of draft laws may face longer sentences. He spoke after sentencing Brain Philip Savage 22 of Santa Clara California to three years for refusing civilian work instead of military service. The judge also revoked probation for seven Oregon Jehovahs Witnesses who likewise refused civilian work, adding 18 months more in prison.

Portland Ore U.S. District Court John F. Kilkenny Brain Philip Savage Santa Clara Calif Jehovah's Witnesses Oregon

Kroman Refuses Psychiatric Questions in Competency Test

David R. Kroman of Rocky River Ohio, one of 17 defendants in the American Allied Insurance case, refused to answer questions from a psychiatrist at Mayo Clinic during a court-ordered competency examination requested by the prosecution.

Rochester, Minn David R. Kroman Rocky River Ohio American Allied Insurance U.S Edward J. Devitt Mayo Clinic

Austin Girl Accepted by Job Corps

Sherry Baxter daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Baxter of 18th Ave and 4th St NE has been accepted as a member of the Girls Job Corps. She enrolled Nov 16 and studies cosmetology and merchandising at the Job Corps Center in St Louis Mo. Pre screening interviews were by Mrs Edward Clements Austin and Women In Community Service in Minneapolis. Agencies cooperating with Austin WICS include schools police probation health services and the Austin Clinic Mental Health Center and interested individuals.

Sherry Baxter G. L. Baxter 18Th Ave 4Th St. NE Girl’s Job Corps Job Corps Center St. Louis Edward Clements Austin Minneapolis Austin Wics Public Health Austin Clinic Edwards

Short Cut to Speed Job Chances for Disabled Veterans Announced

The Veterans Administration announced a new program to speed vocational rehabilitation for disabled servicemen. VA counselors visit hospitals, select training fields, cover tuition and supplies, and provide subsistence while in training. After completion, specialists help locate suitable jobs.

Veterans Administration Washington, D.C Philadelphia Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Roller Skating Party Planned by Saddle Club

LEROY Minn Plans for a roller skating party at Brownsdale were discussed at the LeRoy Prancers Saddle Club meeting. The party is set for Dec 29 with the bus leaving the bakery at 7 p.m. Films of regional horse shows were shown and the first 1967 show was planned for the second Sunday in July.

Leroy, Minn Brownsdale LeRoy Prancers Saddle Club LeRoy Municipal Ray Voight Cecil Hanson Kenny McRoberts William Janssen Bert Hanson Norman Voight Harlan Bucknell David Hanson Jerry McCloud

Warmer weather aids lice and grub control in cattle

University of Minnesota entomologist John Lofgren says treating beef cattle with systemic insecticides provides effective control of lice and grubs. Dipping gives complete coverage, while high pressure spray in a pen is best. add detergent for better low pressure control.

John Lofgren University of Minnesota Extension Lofgren

Osage Golf Club Elects Officers

Osage Iowa Loren Helfter and Dr William Spencer were elected to the Sunny Brae Golf and Country Club board of directors at the annual meeting. Dick Haakenson was re elected secretary. Continuing terms include James Millard Dr Philip Horton and Bill Schiller with Millard having served as president last year.

Osage Iowa Loren Helfter William Spencer Sunny Brae Golf and Country Club Dick Haakenson James Millard Philip Horton Bill Schiller Millard

Fire damages Owatonna Canning plant. production to resume

John Tillotson treasurer of Owatonna Canning Co says limited production will restart next week after a fire Wednesday caused about 300000 dollars in damages. He notes the loss impacts equipment and facilities but believes operations will rebound with repairs and precautionary measures in place.

Owatonna, Minn John Tillotson Owatonna Canning Co

Scholastic Travel Story Contest Seeks Teachers Worldwide

The Scholastic Teacher Travel Story contest offers a grand two week all expenses paid trip for two to a Club Mediterraneeo vacation village on the Mediterranean as the top prize for 1966 67. A second prize includes a similar two week trip to Acapulco Mexico with tours. Fifty eight additional prizes are awarded. Entries from all full time teachers librarians principals and administrators are welcome regardless of Scholastic periodical subscriptions. Deadline March 1 1967. Manuscripts mailed to Travel Contest 50 West 44th St New York NY 10036.

Mediterranean Club Mediterranneo Acapulco Mexico Chial Scholastic West 44Th St New York N. Y

LeRoy Considers Bond Issue for Sewage Project

LeRoy Minnesota council hears from bond specialists James Olson about financing a sewer treatment project. Proposed totals cover land, contracts, fees and a federal grant. bonds of 135000 to be sold for 20 years with a 10 year call, plus real estate and assessment payments to residents.

Leroy Minn James Olson Juran and Moody St. Paul

Funeral services held for Lime Springs banker J B Cray

Funeral services were held this week for J B Cray a well known Lime Springs banker who died in Arizona Burial was at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Cray a life long Howard County resident served 52 years with Exchange State Bank of Lime Springs retiring in 1962 He was active in community activities.

Lime Springs Iowa J. B. Cray Arizona Pleasant Hill Cemetery Howard County Cray Exchange State Bank of

Labor Dept reports record November employment and low unemployment

The Labor Department announced that the nations jobless rate fell to 3.7 percent in November, matching a 13 year low and pushing total employment to an all time November high of 75 million. The October rate was 3.9 percent.

Labor Dept Washington Labor Department

February Draft Request Falls to 10,900 in 1966 Marines

The Pentagon called for a February draft of 10,900 men the lowest since March 1965. The number, destined for the Army, follows a cut in January and reflects McNamara and Johnson views on future manpower and defense production needs.

Washington Pentagon Defense Robert S. McNamara Johnson McNamara United States Army

Great Lakes Group Plans Green Bay Meeting in December

The Northern Great Lakes Resource Development Committee will meet in Green Bay Wisconsin December 13 and 14. Speakers include Thomas Francis federal co chairman of the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission and John A Baker assistant secretary of agriculture. The gathering is the third held to study northern Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan agricultural prospects. Total employment rose in November by 300000 despite a typical 600000 decline and temporary job gains around election day were noted by Harold Goldstein of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Madison Wis Northern Great Lakes Resource Development Committee Green Bay Wisconsin College of Agriculture Thomas Francis Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission John A. Baker Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Asst Harold Goldstein Bureau of Labor Statistics

Markets report from St. Paul and Chicago livestock sales

Livestock markets across St. Paul and Chicago show mixed demand with cattle, calves, hogs and sheep trading at variable levels. Prime slaughter steers reach 24.50 per hundredweight while hogs sell mainly 20.25 to 22.25. sheep lambs around 22.00 to 23.50, and feeder pigs 18.50 to 19.00.

ST. Paul Minn USDA Chicago Cash Grain Minneapolis Minn S.D Geo Hormel & Co Sovsagne U.S

Stock snapshot from New York trading amid wide gains

At 1 p.m. the American stock exchange shows broad movement with many firms advancing notably. Major gains include Allied Chemical Honeywell and International Paper, while companies like AT&T, Motorola, Ford Motor, and Gulf Oil post solid climbs amid a mixed session.

Federal Duck Stamp Design Is Chosen

A pair of old squaw ducks on an ice floe was selected as the 1967-68 federal duck stamp design. Leslie C. Kouba of Minneapolis earned the winning entry, his second win in the Fish and Wildlife Service contest. The stamp costs $3 and hunters 16 or older must possess it along with a state license.

Washington Leslie C. Kouba Minneapolis Fish and Wildlife Service Kouba

Mill City Eatery Sued for 560000 Over Parking Lot Accident

Kenneth Berger of St. Louis Park sues The President restaurant in Minneapolis for 560000 claiming a Deephaven man became intoxicated there before a December 22 crash that severed his legs. Dr. Donald Watson also injured. Gust identified as driver.

Minneapolis President Restaurant Deephaven Kenneth Berger St. Louis Park Donald F. Watson Watson Duane H. Gust

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