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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1952

Page

7

Girl Born With Two Teeth Celebrates First Birthday

Beverly Ann Gilgenbach, one year old in Austin Rt. 4, is celebrated for having two teeth at her first birthday. She is the youngest of five siblings, with Ronald ten Bobby three Dennis two and Judy four helping celebrate. Her mother calls her a normal baby and notes her teeth may be replaced, potentially giving three sets in time.

Beverly Ann Gilgenbach Beverly Ann Beverly Wilfred Gilgenbach Austin Rt. 4 Mrs. Gilgenbach Ronald Bobby Dennis Judy

Schmeider Seeks Permit for LeRoy Minneapolis Bus Run

Austin Bus Line seeks a certificate to operate LeRoy to Minneapolis service via Austin Brownsdale and Dodge Center. A hearing is set in Austin on December 18 after a Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission notice to the council was given Friday night.

Schmeider LeRoy-Minneapolis LeRoy Minneapolis Austin Austin Bus Line Austin Council Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission James Schmieder Brownsdale Dodge Center

Root Elected Head of Valley Grange

Melvin Root was elected master of Valley Grange 766 at the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Floyd Bly home. Mrs. L. E. Heidlebaugh was chosen lecturer. All other officers are being held over indefinitely.

Spring Valley Melvin Root Valley Grange Floyd Bly L. E. Heidlebaugh

Hi-Line Salesmen Meet in Spring Valley

Area meeting of Hi-Line Chick Association salesmen discussed flock management and sales reports at the Methodist Church parlors. Attendees included Roger Johnson from Blooming Prairie as area supervisor and Russell D. Wells from Des Moines as sales manager. the Martha Division of WSCS served a chicken dinner.

Spring Valley Roger Johnson Blooming Prairie Russell D. Wells Des Moines Martha WSCS

REA Meeting Held at St Ansgar Today

Frank Miles Jr. editor of the REA News speaks at the 14th annual REA meeting in St Ansgar. L J Vandermyde manager and Mrs Vandermyde attend a noon dinner at the Methodist Church with afternoon sessions held in the school auditorium.

ST. Ansgar Frank Miles Jr Des Moines REA News Iowa Rural Electric Co-operative Association REA L. J. Vandermyde Vandermyde Methodist Church

Folk Singer to Entertain 7th Graders at Austin High

Austin High School plans an informal concert for seventh graders at 2:15 P M on Wednesday featuring folk singer Terry Golden. The show blends classic American folk songs with origin stories and a guitar accompaniment. Golden's varied background includes acting and border duties.

Austin Terry Golden America Golden Ben Greet Shakespear Company Audinces Colorado Burl Ives Josh White

Notre Dame Foundation Stone Lays in Paris 1163

The foundation stone of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was laid in 1163 marking the start of a landmark church project. The event signifies medieval church building practices and Parisian religious life of the era.

Notre Dame Cathedral Paris

Budget Adopted for Spring Valley in 1953

Spring Valley Village approves a 41 075 budget for 1953, slight rise from 1952, to be filed with the Fillmore County auditor. The council also OKs four new tires for the aging fire truck and a test installation of a new fire whistle. Fire Chief Ramon Denne stedt and Orrin Anderson attended. Mid Continent Petroleum offers to install city gasoline tanks and pumps as a courtesy.

Spring Valley Fillmore Ramon Dennestedt Orrin Anderson Mid Continent Petroleum Corporation

Pribble Briefs Aldermen on Civil Defense

William Pribble Civil Defense director told Austin aldermen that Minnesota lies on potential bomber routes to Chicago, the nation’s top target, after a regional Chicago meeting. He noted a Friday air alert, praised local volunteer turnout of about 3,000, and described Chicago siren systems and radar-ground observer roles.

Pribble Austin William Pribble Civil Defense Minnesota Chicago Council Wisconsin

Committees Named for Elkton Grange

Elkton Grange elected Anton Wellik master to fill a vacancy. New members include Mr. and Mrs. John Guttenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kittredge. Committees: refreshments, youth chairman, home economics, reporter. assistant lecturer named. A Christmas party is planned for Dec 27 and no December meeting is scheduled.

Elkton Anton Wellik Wednesday Elkton Grange Willis Danielson John Guttenberg Walter Kittredge Wellik William Buysman William Spear Myron Hokeness Charles McNeill Ed Voorhees J. E. Sutherland George Hoppin

Toastmasters Dinner Meeting at The Bow

Ruben Cohen served as toastmaster at the Toastmasters Club dinner held at The Bow on Thursday. The program featured Table Topics by Victor Eagleson, Prepared Speech by Leo McGovern, Trigger Talks by Wallace Lieh and Roger Catherwood, Evaluator Arnold Greene, and Grammarian Don Tyson.

Ruben Cohen Toastmasters’ Club the Bow Victor Eagleson Leo McGovern Wallace Lieh Roger C. Catherwood Arnold Greene Don Tyson

City Grants $9 Pay Raise to Most Employes in Austin

Austin City Council extended a $9 a month cost of living raise to nearly all city workers including police, engineering, recorder and assessor offices, and foremen in street and sewer maintenance. The council also approved a three week annual vacation after 15 years of service and acted on zoning and street actions.

Austin E. F. Johnson High Street Kenwood Avenue Mill Olson Street Buchanan Street New South River Street

Mothers Club Receives Flag Display

The Dist 40 school received a flag from the Austin VFW Auxiliary at a Mothers Club meeting. Pam Carlson accepted the flag on behalf of the school, with thanks given to the Auxiliary by Mrs. Arthur Hughson. The event featured a patriotic program and lunch hosted by the Mothers Club.

Dist. 40 Austin Vfw Mothers Club Arthur Hughson Pam Carlson Donald Ramsey Hans Paulson George Smith Roger Camerer Donald Camerer Barry Rush Darlene Miller John Eagen

Five Mitchell County Men Inducted in Tuesday Draft

Five men from Mitchell County were inducted on Tuesday. Names listed were William Ehlke, Allen Rust, George Lievrow, Marvin Kafoot, James Hemann. Locations include St Ansgar Osage and Stacyville.

ST. Ansgar Mitchell County William Ehlke Allen Rust George Lievrow Marvin Kafoot Osage James Hemann Stacyville

Mrs. Nolte to lead Elkton PTA program

Mrs. I. Nolte will head the Elkton PTA meeting program at 8 p m Wednesday in the school. Each family is asked to bring a present for a children's home.

Elkton I. Nolte PTA

Would Austin React If War Struck This Sunday

A retrospective look compares December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor shock with potential wartime surprise. It recalls Austin’s radio interru p tions and public reactions, from church and community events to court sessions and defense efforts, plus local enlistment and relief drives.

Austin Herald United States

Schultz to Be Tried for Simple Assault

Frank W. Schultz leader of United Packinghouse Workers Union Local 9 CIO faces trial in Municipal Court at 930 a.m. Wednesday on simple assault charges filed by W. L. Hedgegard. Schultz pleaded innocent after appearing Tuesday in Municipal Court. Hedgegard signed the complaint following an altercation in Schultz's office at 319 East Water.

Frank W. Schultz United Packinghouse Workers Union Local 9 CIO W. L. Hedgegard Schultz Hedegard E. Water

Wholesale Meat Prices Drop Again as Inflation Eases

The American Meat Institute reports a further two percent drop in wholesale meat prices last week, placing them 17 percent below the same week in 1951. The BLS index stands at 97 percent of the 1947-49 base while all commodities average 110 percent. Farmers receive meat animal prices at their lowest since March 1950.

American Meat Institute

Christmas Plans Made in Dist. 101

Volunteers to prepare candy bags for the children of Dist. 101 School are Mrs. Hugh Fate Mrs. Alvin Osterman and Mrs. Macal. Plans for the Christmas program Dec. 19 were discussed at the meeting of the Mothers Club. Lunch was served by Mrs. Don ald Fate and Mrs. Watk ins.

Dist. 101 Hugh Fate Alvin Osterman Macal Mothers Club

Knights Templar to Undergo Inspection Tonight

St Bernard Commandery No. 13 will hold annual inspection with Grand Warder S K Rolf Hov de as inspecting officer. A 6:30 dinner precedes the full form opening and exemplification of the Order of Malta for KT members.

St. Bernard Commandery No. 13 Knights Templar S. K. Rolf Hovde Order of Malta

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