Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics list newborns at St Olaf Hospital six births on Dec 4 and 5. Recipients include Mr and Mrs Richard Lange Austin route1 daughter and Mr and Mrs Floyd Otto Le Roy son on Dec 4. Also Mr and Mrs Lincoln Cole Mapleview daughter, and Mr and Mrs Orvis Jahr Clark Avenue son and Mr and Mrs Louis Lomholt North 7th daughter on Dec 5.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Richard Lange
Austin Rt
Floyd Otto
LeRoy
Son
Lincoln Cole
Graham
Mapleview
Orvis Jahr
Clark
Louis Lomholt
Pioneer Adams resident Otto Halverson dies at 92
Otto Halverson, born December 14 1863 in Bergen Norway, died November 27 at St Olaf Hospital Austin aged 92 years 11 months and 13 days. Survived by 13 children 18 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren with services held at Adams Funeral Home and Marshall Lutheran Church.
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Otto Halverson
Bergen
Norway
Halvor
Synneva Lunde
State Church of
Lutheran Church
United States
Mattie Bee
J. Mueller Eggen
Stella
Arthur Lindquist
Alice
Victor Lindquist
Ruth
Henry Johnson
Orville
St. Paul
Henry
Austin
Maurice
Rose Creek
Leona
Orland Krug
Sharon
Mass
Hattie
Funeral services for Elmer Nelson announced
Funeral services for Elmer Nelson age lived at 601 N Fifth will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Jordan Chapel with Rev David Helgen officiating. Interment follows at Oakwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Marie A Voigt of Lansing will be held at 3 30 p.m. Thursday in Jordan Chapel with Rev C David Helgen officiating. Interment will be in Lansing Cemetery.
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Jesus Christ
Adams Funeral
Marshall Lutheran Church
M. L. Witte
H. E. Lunde
H. E. Osmundson
Jesus
Heart of God
Garden of Prayer
Everett Roe
Oscar Bergene
Edwin Bergene
Orville Bergene
Joel Johnson
Lloyd Oglum
Carl Knutson
Marshall Lutheran Cemetery
Ladies Aid of
Marshall Church
Elmer Nelson
Jordan Chapel
David Helgen
Oakwood Cemetery
Marie A. Voigt
Lansing
C. David Helgen
Lansing Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Anniversary Day Gratitude
We thank all who helped make our anniversary day special. Gratitude to the church staff and everyone who took part in the program, especially Glen.
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Glen
Thanks for Kindness Across Illness and Loss
A sequence of thank you notes from families and individuals expresses gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends for cards gifts flowers visits hospital care and condolences. Names mentioned include Elmer Freitag Letta Kenevan Strand Gordon Kenevan Netty Miller Otto Halvorson and Walter C Van Pelt with thanks to St Olaf Hospital St Marys Hospital Shell Lake and St Zita Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Dr. Twiggs
Elmer Freitag
Letta Kenevan Strand
St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester
Father Mountain
Father Corcoran
Gordon Kenevan
Netty Miller
H. C. Bentrup
Stahl
Carpenters Local
Otto Halvorson
P. A
Peter Lommen
George Stahl
Witte
Rev
Swenson
St. Zita’s
Shell Lake, Wisconsin
Walter C, van Pelt
Ambulance Runs Between St Olaf Hospital and Addresses
Two ambulance runs listed. Tuesday at 1 25 p m from St Olaf Hospital to 510 S St Paul and Wednesday at 9 50 a m from 704 W College to St Olaf Hospital.
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St. Olaf Hospital
S. St. Paul
W. College
Red Cross Blood Used at St Olaf Hospital
One pint of Red Cross blood was used at St Olaf Hospital in 1956 amid ongoing donations and blood program efforts.
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Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Court News Lola Herring Forfeits $10 For Speeding
Lola Herring of 605 Airport Drive forfeited ten dollars in a speeding case reported in court news.
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Lola Herring
Puerto Rico Theme Guides Cub Pack 103 Meeting
Materials from November were shown by several dens as Cub Pack 103 met at Banfield School with the Puerto Rico theme. Den 1 presented a Christmas skit after flag ceremony. 19 bobcat awards, four one-year pins, and one two-year pin were earned. Joe Licketig showed fishing trip photos. next meeting will include a potluck supper.
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Banfield School
Puerto Rico
Den 1
Canada
Joe Lickteig
Watch Those Tricky Hands at Dairy Night
Claude O Ebling will entertain at the 4 H daily achievement night dinner at Sacred Heart Church Adams next Wednesday. Dairy project members from Mower County Fair will be honored and awards earned at the fair will be presented. About 70 members will attend as Ebling, Soo Line railroad agriculture agent, shares farm operations with magic. He is known as the Soo Line farm philosopher and belongs to Houdini Club of Wisconsin and the International Brotherhood of Magicians. Tickets are on sale at the extension office.
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Claude O. Ebling
Sacred Heart Church
Adams
Dairy Project
Mower County
Ebling
Soo Line Railroad
University of North Dakota State College
Fargo
Duluth
Railroad
Midwest
Soo Line
Houdini Club of
Wisconsin
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Nine Austin Area Men Join Army Under Buddy System
Nine local men enlist in November under the Army buddy system. Charles Gilbertson, John Ford, Earl Williams, Bernard Loeu, Wayne Allore, Gary Deick, Eugene Flusek, Anthony Spiering, and Henry Verdoorn will train at Fort Chaffee Arkansas before future unit assignments in Germany. Sgt Troop at the Post Office invites others to enlist under the two year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Area
Army
Ray Troop
Charles E. Gilbertson
Bauman
John M. Ford
Earl R. Williams
Padden
Germany
Bernard Loeu
Austin Rt. 1
Quartermaster Corps
Wayne R. Allore
W. Nicholson
Ordinance Corps
Gary D. Deick
Johnson
Army Security Agency
Eugene Flusek
Glenville
Anthony Spiering
Hollandale
Henry J. Verdoorn
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Sgt
Lutheran Children of the Reformation Meet with Mothers as Guests
Lyle Minnesota The Lutheran Children of the Reformation held a Saturday meeting at the parish center with mothers as guests Devotions were led by Marilyn Anderson a flute solo by Karen Chilson a Christmas story read by Mrs Arthur Rohne and an accordion solo by Hanet Leidall The children gave their mothers gifts made at meetings and exchanged gifts Lunch was served by several members A hospital and medical clinic in Kayseri Turkey established in 1206 still stands
Miss Anderson Honored as Brown County 4-H Agent
Roberta A. Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Anderson Sargeant, named Brown County 4-H club agent after winning the University of Minnesota extension service information contest. She led with best entries across press radio visual aids letters and newsletters among 215 Minnesota extension Roberta agents. Anderson earned special plaques and blue ribbons for news coverage by a woman radio talks home economics and 4-H columns and extension newsletters.
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Roberta A. Anderson
Gilbert Anderson
Sargeant
Brown County
University of Minnesota Extension Service
Miss Anderson
Minnesota
Anderson
MGM Names New Administrative Head
Benjamin Thau, a little known film executive, appointed administrative head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, succeeding Dore Schary who resigned after stockholders complained of profits shortfalls. Thau was previously vice president.
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Hollywood
Benjamin Thau
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
Dore Schary
Schary
Thau
Storm capsizes launch sinks ten off Luzon coast
Ten passengers drowned when a sudden storm capsized a small motor launch off southeast Luzon Island. The Philippine News Service reports the tragedy and cautions mariners about abrupt weather changes in the area.
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Manila
Luzon Island
Philippine News Service
State Deputy Visits Frankford Grange
State Deputy Melvin Meister visited Frankford Grange in Spring Valley Minnesota Tuesday night. An article noted the national grange is 89 years old and the oldest rural and fraternal farm organization. Plans discussed for a Christmas party and Pomona Grange entertainment on December 6.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Melvin Meister
Frankford Grange
National Grange
Cabbies Seek Charge for Traffic Delays in Los Angeles
The Yellow Cab Co asks the City Board of Public Utilities and Transportation to allow a 10 cent surcharge for every two minutes of traffic delay. Currently fares charge 10 cents per 20 minutes of waiting with no extra for jams.
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Yellow Cab Co
City Board of Public Utilities and Transportation
Graveyard of Trinity Church Holds World’s Most Valued Property
Trinity Church on Broadway and Wall Street in New York houses the world’s most valuable graveyard property. Notable interred include Alexander Hamilton and Robert Fulton, among the era’s prominent figures.
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Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall Street
New York City
Alexander Hamilton
Robert Fulton
South Pole Seclusion Ends as Navy Builds Runways
Neal Bicknese of USN in McMurdo Sound leads a 200‑man heavy equipment battalion to construct runways and parking for transport planes. The unit, drawn from 11 000 volunteers, stays after regular forces depart during the annual freeze up.
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South Pole
Navy
Adeline Harrison
Neal Bicknese
CD3
USN
McMurdo Sound
Pole
Bicknese
Arriv
Sea Bees
Port Hueneme
Calif
Guam
Davisville
R. I
CD 3
Williams Air
cMtull
Sound
Navy No. 20
FPO
New York
N. Y
NBC RCA Charged in Antitrust Suit
U.S. Attorney General Brownell filed a civil case in Philadelphia federal court alleging RCA and its NBC subsidiary violated antitrust laws by unlawfully combining to acquire VHF television outlets on channels 2 through 13. The suit cites NBC’s network influence used to obtain stations.
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Washington
Atty Gen
Brownell
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
National Broadcasting Corp
NBC
Federal District Court
Philadelphia
Blanchard to Head 2-Town Bureau Again
Leonard Blanchard was re elected chairman of the Waltham Sargeant Farm Bureau in a Monday night meeting at the Waltham school. Officers named include C E Burns as vice chairman Burson Rolfe secretary treasurer Mrs L H Anderson reporter and Mrs Clayton Reynolds as women’s committee chairmen with Mrs Luther Larson as alternate. Millen Jensen county director reported on the state Farm Bureau convention and received a merit certificate. Mrs Lyall Larson spoke on the Sister Kenny drive and Millen Jensen updated on drives in Sargeant and Waltham townships. A hard times party followed with oyster stew.
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Sargeant
Minn
Leonard Blanchard
Waltham Sargeant Farm Bureau
C. E. Burns
Burson Rolfe
L. H. Anderson
Clayton Reynolds
Women’s Committee
Luther Larson
Millen Jensen
Waltham
Bill Nelson
State Farm Bureau
Winter Relief Report From Salvation Army Board
Captain Cecil Dye presented welfare operations noting November activity. The Army distributed 220 articles of clothing, aided 27 families with grocery orders, gave eight furniture items, delivered bread to nine families, served 28 transients meals, and provided 22 lodging placements. Transportation aid assisted three people.
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Cecil Dye
Salvation Army Board
Dye
Collision causes minor damage in East Bridge parking
A 1:20 p.m. Tuesday collision in the 200 block of East Bridge damaged David P. Schneider's parked car at 705 Harmon by $20. Ralph Lewis's car at 1503 E. Winona sustained no damage.
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East Bridge
David P. Schneider
Harmon
Ralph Lewis
E. Winona
Djakarta Homes Shared by Multiple Families Report
National Geographic Society reports most Djakarta homes are shared by at least two families, highlighting dense urban living and housing patterns in Indonesia's capital.
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Djakarta
Indonesia
National Geographic Society
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Gunhild Hilde
Martha Vievag
Laurence
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Carl Faber
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Fiat
Carousel Mid
Standard-T Chemicals, Inc
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West Water
Austin, Minn
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Kayseri
Turkey
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Wayne Hanson
Houston County
MGM
Razor
Schick
Sterling
Rose
Earl White
Pomona Grange
State Grange
Los Angeles
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Rochester Dairy
U.S
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Ena
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Foreign Legionnaire
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