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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

11

Gifts Planned for Faribault School Residents by Austin Group

The Austin Association for Retarded Children will collect unwrapped gifts at five city points The Mall Tempo Toy Store Trowbridge Super Market Red Owl East Side store and Richard's Market Basket. Gifts due by Dec 20 will be taken to Faribault for residents 6300 people in six state institutions benefit from the drive started by the late Cedric Adams.

Minnesota School For Faribault Clarence Peterson Austin Association For Retarded Children Tempo Toy Store Main St. N Trowbridge Red Owl East Side Store Richard’s Market Basket Austin Peterson Austin Association Cedric Adams

Lions Club Bulb Sale Planned Across Austin Friday

The Lions Club will hold a bulb sale Friday in Midtown The Mall and Sterling Shopping Center. Eight bulbs per package will be sold during store hours to fund community service programs including the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank. George Dugan chairs the Eye Bank board with the Austin club backing corneal transplant efforts.

Lions Club Midtown Mall Sterling Jerry Fox Paramount Project Minnesota Lions Eye Bank Eye Bank Fox Austin Club University of Minnesota Lions Clubs University George Dugan Austin Eye Bank Board

City Directory Preparation Under Way in Austin 1964 edition

Preliminary work on the 1964 city directory for Austin is underway by R. L. Polk and Co. Elvin E. Ridley starts on classifieds and ads while Lorraine Cooley from the home office will handle enumeration. The directory will cover city residents over 18, village and rural residents, and businesses with a new occupant phone number listing and a numerical phone directory. It will be subscription distributed and kept in directory libraries in nearby cities, including the Austin Chamber of Commerce library. Ridley, a Sheridan Wyoming native, has 27 years in business there and seven with Polk.

Austin R. L. Polk and Co Kansas City Elvin E al) Ridley Lorraine Cooley Austin Chamber of Commerce Ridley Sheridan Wyo Polk

Rose Creek 4-H Holds Banquet in Rose Creek Minnesota

Businessmen and wives attended the Rose Creek 4-H Club Christmas party. Senior leaders Perry and Patty Hunst and Martin Gardner received seats. Demonstrations were given by Sandra Hegge Patty Hunst and Joyce Gardner. Next meeting set for Rose Creek High School January 2.

Rose Creek Minn Perry Patty Hunst Martin Gardner Sandra Hegge Joyce Gardner Rose Creek High School

Werner Named Sales Manager for Hormel Seattle Office

F. P. Werner promoted to sales manager of George A Hormel & Co Seattle branch by vice president R D Arney. Blue Earth native and Army captain 1943 45, Werner rose through Austin and Freemont plants before led Minnesota Division sales. He and wife Shirley and two children plan to move to Seattle after year start.

F. P Fritz) Werner Geo. A. Hormel & Co Seattle Wash R. D. Arney Blue Earth University of Minnesota Werner Austin Fremont Minnesota Shirley David Nancy

Bridge results at Austin club event and upcoming dinners

The Austin Duplicate Bridge Club ran a Mitchell movement with 16 tables at the Elks Club. Winners listed for North-south and East-west include Dr. Walter O. Lundberg, Joe Schneider Jr., Dr. J. W. McGuiness, Chic Hatch, Winifred Leonard, Mayo Wetterberg, Phil Hovind, and others. Reservations for the Christmas dinner with Mrs. Ray Tomaschko are due by Monday. Master point night is planned for December 18 with no game on December 25 or January 1.

Austin Elks Club Walter O. Lundberg Joe Schneider Jr J. W. McGuiness L. E Chic) Hatch Cecil Misgen Harold Samuel Carl Young LaVerne Everson L. E. Hatch R. Norman Miller Tom LaClair W. K. Drury Winifred Leonard William Fox Mayo Wetterberg Robert Thill Phil Hovind Bill Thal Dave Owen Norbert Schmitt Harvey Fiala M. J. Hardy George Fisch Ray Tomaschko

Film Shown By Lyle Church Youth Group

A film titled Bells of Christmas was shown in Lyle Minnesota by the Senior League of Our Saviours Lutheran Church. Rev. Merland Johnson led devotions and practice for the Christmas Eve service was held with Phyllis Rosvold leading devotions.

Lyle Minn League of Our Saviours Lutheran Merland Johnson Phyllis Rosvold

LeRoy Council Joins Municipal League

LeRoy Minnesota village council votes Monday to join the Mower County League of Municipalities. David Larson and Phyliss Baldwin named to the library board for three years. Fire Chief Iverson secures rubber mittens wool liners for the department. All 1964 licenses approved including cigarette beer pool and card table licenses.

Leroy, Minn LeRoy Mower County League of Municipalities David Lageson Phyliss Baldwin Melvin Iverson

Four Hit Run Charges Filed Against Chris V. Miller

Chris V. Miller, 68, of 608 1st St SE, charged with leaving scene after four hit and run accidents in under two hours. Police list four parked cars damaged on 2nd Ave NW, 1st St SE, 11th St NW, and 2nd St SE. Medical exam ordered before Municipal Court traffic session next Monday.

Chris V. Miller 1St St. SE Orville R. Erdahl 21St St 2Nd Ave Jean Jack Northfield John Sperry 11Th St. NW Main St. SE Frank Tiltlus Austin Rt. 1 2Nd St. SE Miller Robert E. Dahlback Oakland Ave. FE 12Th St Oakland Place Frances E. Adams 9Th St. SE

Waldorf Christmas Pageant at Forest City Auditorium

Waldorf College presents its traditional Christmas Pageant at the Forest City Civic Auditorium next Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. Nearly half the student body and faculty participate with three choirs and art lighting to stage the Gospel of Christmas. Envelope tickets free by writing Christmas Pageant Tickets Waldorf College Forest City Iowa with self addressed stamped envelope.

Waldorf College Forest City Civic Auditorium Waldorf Forest City Iowa

Mrs H O Galstad Named to Governors Advisory Council

Austin resident Mrs. H O Galstad has been named to the Governors Advisory Council on Children and Youth and will serve on the youth traffic safety committee. The group meets in St Paul this weekend to organize the biennial spring conference. Galstad also leads the Austin Mower Safety Council and district PTA.

H. O. Galstad Austin St. Paul

Sundberg Receives Eagle Scout Honor at Court of Honor

Michael J. Sundberg son of Mr and Mrs Donald Sundberg was awarded the Eagle Scout rank at a Moose Lodge Court of Honor Tuesday night Troop 104 with ceremony led by scoutmaster Jerry Budd Wes Swensen district Scout executive administered the pledge the lodge hosted a pre ceremony dinner prepared by Moose members and Governor Elmer G Schwartz presented Sundberg with an Eagle Scout ring and a one year lodge membership.

Michael J. Sundberg Donald Sundberg Moose Lodge Mike Jerry Budd Moose Earl Kraby Hans Olson Max Guritz The Eimer G. Schwartz Schwartz Budd Warren MacLaren Spamland Colorado Springs Valley Forge John Gilbert Wes Swensen

Driver cited for headlights as four crashes reported

Police investigated four traffic accidents Wednesday and issued one citation. Flaine M Werner, 21, Milwaukee, charged with driving without headlights. Damages ranged from 25 to 450 dollars.

Flaine M. Werner Milwaukee Orrin P. Tollerud Oakland Ave 1St Ave 6Th St Miss Werner John K. Riles 24Th Ave Ervin E. Peterson

Stacyville Editor Bill Brown Dies at 80

William R. Brown longtime publisher and editor of the Stacyville Monitor died at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Osage after a four month illness. He retired in 1959 and previously bought the paper in 1915. He served four terms as mayor and on the town council and helped lead the fire department. He was honored by the Commercial Club on his 75th birthday as Stacyville’s oldest active businessman. He is survived by his wife Lillian two sons and a daughter plus ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral is set for Saturday in Stacyville.

Staycville Iowa William R. Brown Stacyville Monitor Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Osage Brown Stacyville Adams Monitor Stacy Minneapolis Vernon L. Brown

Exchange Student Tells of Germany Visit at Six Mile Grove

Geraldine Fielder Osage spoke at Six Mile Grove Church about her American Field Service trip to Germany. Trinity Lutheran Parish joint leagues hosted slides and prayers as plans were made to attend Luther College Christmas concert next Sunday with Robert Irvin leading devotions Shery Emerson singing and Miss Field performing a piano solo.

Grain Buyer's License Lifted by State

RWC Ron Anderson said the Stoke Grain Company license is suspended pending a public hearing. The commission issued an order to show cause why the license should not be revoked after a Huntting Elevator Company complaint alleging two checks totaling 2890 dollars written in November.

Ron Anderson Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission Roy Stoke Stoke Grain Company Spring Valley Anderson Stoke J. G. Huntting Huntting Elevator Company Austin Huntting Grand Meadow Wykoff State Bank Minnesota

Parking lot ramp planned as former garage is razed

The Wagner Construction Co. tears down the former Cook Motor Co. garage on Main near Oakland to create a parking ramp linking to the Piggly Wiggly lot. The Midtown building once housed the Hudson and Essex agency and will yield tile blocks for St Olaf Hospital parking expansion after salvage and roof removal.

Cook Motor Co Main St. S Oakland Ave Wagner Construction Co Midtown Hudson and Es St. Olaf Hospital

Christmas Preparations At Zion EUB Church

Sargeant Minnesota Zion EUB Church prepares for the congregational Christmas party on December 15 with Mrs. M. J. Heydt as chairman and a lunch committee led by Mrs. Gifford Sparks. Sunday School children begin practice Saturday at 1 30 pm for a pageant led by Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk and Mrs. Kenneth Heydt. The program is set for 8 pm on December 24 featuring children and youth, with an outdoor creche to be set up on the church lawn.

Earl van Buskirk Kenneth Heydt

Bloodmobile Exceeds Valley Visit Quota in Spring Valley

The Red Cross Bloodmobile surpassed its Western Fillmore quota on Tuesday at Spring Valley. The center accepted 120 donors, beating the 100 pint target as Hospital Auxiliary and Frankford Grange members organized arrangements and served supper to workers.

Spring Valley Minn Red Cross Fillmore Hospital Frankford Grange

United Fund Closes Drive at $100,000

The Austin United Fund ends its 1963 campaign with pledges exceeding $100,000 for 15 agencies though short of the $107,828 goal. Executive secretary Gene McLaughlin notes this first over‑$100,000 milestone and 93 percent goal achievement. Contributions accepted at Decker Hardware after Saturday.

United Fund Austin United Fund Austin Mower County Gene McLaughlin Decker Hardware

Remember Pearl Harbor Remember Pearl Harbor night lights and flags

VFW members urge Austinites to turn on porch and store lights Friday 7 10 p m and fly the flag Saturday to honor Pearl Harbor victims. Austin VFW officials say the observance marks 22 years since the attack and JFK’s memorial comes into view with half mast flags.

Pearl Harbor Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Dee

World Posture Queen to Attend Open House at Clinic

Valerie Dahl of Minneapolis the World Posture Queen will attend the open house at the new chiropractic clinic of Drs. A. J. Schaub and Roger Cone from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. The circular building at 200 4th St. NW hosts a 2,500 square foot main floor with reception, offices, five treatment rooms, x-ray facilities and more.

Minnesota Valerie Dahl Minneapolis American Chiropractic Association A. J. Schaub Roger Cone 4Th St. NW Hill Heating Echammel Electric

Adoption and identification dogs and city utilities changes

Poundmaster Harlan Meier holds three dogs for adoption and four for identification in Austin. Adoptables include two black males and a white female puppy. identifications cover a Shepherd, a Cocker-like female, a white male with spots, and a white male with brown markings. Also notes Walter Meseck resignation as Tipp City utilities head and James Leslie as successor. Paulding plans to sell its electric system to Ohio Power Co. Capretz parking lot on 1st Ave NW reopens after renovation by the 200 Block Parking Association with free parking and sponsor signs posted.

Harlan Meier Walter T. Meseck Austin Utilities Tipp City Ohio James Leslie Paulding Ohio Power Co Capretz 1St Ave Main Street

Fall in Lime Springs Leaves Woman with Broken Wrist and Ankle

Mrs Rea Erbe slipped on snow packed streets in Lime Springs Iowa and was taken by Dr Charles Stookes to Cresco Hospital. X rays showed a broken wrist and ankle. Two years earlier she broke her hip and used a walker since. Robert Meyer remains a patient at Allan Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Surgery was needed after a cow pushed his knee against a nail causing a puncture.

Lime Springs Iowa Rea Erbe Charles Stookes Cresco Hospital Robert Meyer Allan Memorial Hospital Waterloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Association For Retarded Clarence Petersen Rolf Torgrimson Lions Hormel F. P. Werner LeRoy Council Municipal League Sundberg Gerald Budd Mike Sundberg Court of Honor His Mrs Lawrence A. Cater 4Th St Maurine Patterson 12Th Ave 4Th Ave Bill Brown Osage Hospital John W. Brown Mary Germany RWC Robbie Shawn Turf Bar Bloodmobile Cliff Salisbury Elmer Fortun Austin Post Kennedy Miss Dahl Dahl Minnesota Chiropractors Association Standard Oil Co Schaub Chiropractic Clinic Meseck
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