Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital and Survivors
Vital statistics note births at St Olaf Hospital to Earl Sullivan and John Curran couples, daughters born December 5. Surviving relatives include daughter Arline Johnson, grandson Nelson Johnson, two brothers Nels G. Nelson Hollywood and K George Nelson Grand Meadow, four sisters in Grand Meadow and Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held at Rockford.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Earl Sullivan
Oakland
John Curran
Hayes
Robert Johnson
Arline
Nelson Johnson
Nels G. Nelson
Hollywood
Calif
K. George Nelson
Grand Meadow
Ilies
Acar’ Loc'swood
Oscar Myhre
Olive Weber
Anna Westover
Los Angeles
Rockford
Nordland Couple Carded at 610 Rockford
Orris J Nordland and Rosella F Nordland listed at 610 Rockford. Dee 5S appears in the entry.
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Orris J. Nordland
Rockford, and
Rosella F. Nordland
Rockford, Dee
Deaths Mrs Florence Jensen 82 in LeRoy
Mrs Florence Luella Jensen aged 82 died Monday afternoon at Chatfield after living with her son Merrill in LeRoy. Survivors include Merrill Jensen and Benjamin Jensen of Waterloo Iona and a daughter. Funeral services will be Thursday in LeRoy.
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Florence Jensen
Florence Luella Jensen
Chatfield
Merrill
LeRoy
Benjamin
Waterloo
Iona
Lloyd Kievall Co
Pela
Child Robert Maricle Dies at Jackson Nursing Home
Robert Allen Maricle two year old son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Maricle of Ramsey Addition died Monday in a Jackson nursing home. Survived by parents two sisters and a brother funeral services held this afternoon at Worteins in fome with Rev C Gordon Beale officiating interment at Oakwood Cemetery
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Robert Allen Maricle
Marvin Maricle
Ramsey
Jackson
Worteins
Fome
C. Gordon Beale
Oakwood Cemetery
Rockford Boy Kan 9 Dies After Long Illness
Kan, nine, died Saturday at his Rockford Illinois home after a lingering illness. He was a former resident of Grand Meadow.
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Kan
Rockford
Ill
Grand Mea
Funeral services set for Mrs. Florence Jensen in LeRoy
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Luella Jensen of Chatfield will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at LeRoy Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Robert K. Fogal officiating. Burial will follow in LeRoy Cemetery. Friends may call at Martz Funeral Home in LeRoy.
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Florence Luella Jensen
Chatfield
LeRoy Presbyterian Church
Robert K. Fogal
LeRoy Cemetery
Martz Funeral Home
LeRoy
Thanks for card gifts and flowers from Rochester Methodist Hospital
Mrs. Oscar Sater of 1507 Park Ave Austin Minn thanks well wishers who sent cards gifts and flowers during her hospital stay at Rochester Methodist Hospital. She says she will never forget their kindness and thanks them a million.
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Rochester Methodist Hospital
Oscar Sater
Park Ave
Austin, Minn
Train schedule fragment shows hospital shuttle legs
A transit log lists trips with times 12 45 p m from 1615 W College to St Olaf Hospital 1 58 p m return from St Olaf Hospital to 1615 W College and 5 34 p m from 710 Hayes to St Olaf Hospital. The entries indicate short shuttle routes between the college area and the hospital.
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W. College
St. Olaf Hospital
Hayes
Blood usage at St Olaf Hospital tops 1000 pints this year
Red Cross blood supply used two pints Monday at St Olaf Hospital bringing the yearly total to 1,086 pints since January 1.
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Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Court News: Maurice O. Lawrenson Loses License
Maurice O. Lawrenson of Austin Route 5 paid 100 dollars and 3.50 dollars in costs for a drunken driving offense. His driver's license was suspended as a penalty.
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Maurice O. Lawrenson
Austin Rt. 5
Plans for Cameron Talk At Congregational Church Meeting
Plans for a visit by Dr. Dale Cameron director of medical services of the Minnesota Department of Welfare will be made at a meeting of the Citizens Mental Health Committee at the Congregational Church at 8 p.m. Friday.
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Dale Cameron
Minnesota Department of Welfare
Citizen's
Congregational Church
Donation by Hormel workers corrected in fund report
Workers in the dry sausage department at Geo. A. Hormel and Co. gave 75 dollars to the Jeannie Gross fund, not the fresh sausage department as Austin Daily Herald reported on Monday.
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Jeannie Gross
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin Daily Herald
County Board tackles civil defense expenses
New civil defense director Carl Griebel asks how far the county will reimburse job expenses such as postage mileage and long distance calls. The board agrees Griebel should not bear personal costs and will consult County Attorney Sieh. Delivery of helmets and night sticks ordered earlier is expected soon. The monthly air test will occur at 1 pm Wednesday with sirens in Austin and nearby villages for the yellow alert.
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Carl Griebel
Mower County
Griebel
Emil Schaffer
Parl Enger
Schaffer
Wallace Sieh
Austin
DFL Plans Hog Trade For Appreciation Night Tickets
Mower County farmers can swap three hogs worth about 66 dollars for two appreciation banquet tickets totaling 50 dollars. Hog sales at Geo A Hormel Co yards will be exchanged for tickets as part of a state wide effort to spotlight farm problems. Speakers at the event include former president Harry S. Truman and Senator Hubert Humphrey honoring Gov. Orville Freeman.
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Mower County
DFL
Steve Licktek
Geo A. Hormel & Co
Lickteig
Orville Freeman
Harry S. Truman
Hubert Humphrey
Soviet Lieutenant Defects to West Berlin for Asylum
First Lt. Ivan Vacelevich Ovchinnikov, 26, in full uniform fled to West Berlin and sought political asylum from the U S Army. The Army said asylum was granted and noted he is the first Soviet officer to defect to American forces here in recent years. He arrived on the city elevated train.
Railroad panel allows closing two Blue Earth pens
The Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission authorized the Omaha Railroad to discontinue two of its four livestock pens at Blue Earth, St. Paul reports.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Omaha Railroad
Blue Earth
Harold Sovich Elected President of Austin Camera Club
Harold Sovich was elected president at a supper meeting with thirty attendees. Officers include Leon Robbins as vice president Donna Patton secretary treasurer and Harold Carlstrom program leader.
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Harold Sovich
Austin Camera Club
Leon Robbins
Donna Patton
Harold Carlstrom
Owatonna
Duane Patten
Clayton Zook
Manley Hammer
Photographic Society of America
North Central States Council of Camera Clubs
Past Commanders Will Be Honored at Legion Dinner
American Legion Post 91 will honor past commanders at the annual dinner at the Bell on Wednesday night. Cmdr. Tom O'Brien says the dinner starts at 6 p.m. with the post meeting at 8 p.m. in the clubrooms. Old timers night features state Cmdr. Dan Foley of Wabasha as principal speaker outlining Legion objectives and current problems.
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American Legion Post 91
Tom O’brien
O’brien
Dan Foley
Wabasha
Foley
Legion
Area Students in Christmas Concert in Waseca
Two Austin area students at the Southern School of Agriculture in Waseca will participate in a Christmas concert at 8 p.m. Sunday. Dean Christiansen is a choral reader and Harley Schlinger of Waltham is a member of the Christmas pageant.
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Austin Area
Southern School of Agriculture
Waseca
Dean Christiansen
Harley Schlinger
Waltham
Exchange Club Names State Exchange Club Leader
Curtis Thornton was elected president of the Austin Exchange Club at a Christmas party Thursday evening. Other officers include Dr. R. C. Huebner as vice president George Rabideau secretary treasurer and Walter Schnirring and Howard Hill on the board of control. Don Schiltz is outgoing president. Members inducted during 1955 were Dr. Glenn Boeck J. H. Risus Schnirring Roy Larson Dr. Huebner and Stanley Sotas. Members wives were guests as gifts were exchanged and Christmas carols sung.
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Curtis Thornton
Austin Exchange Club
R. C. Huebner
George Rabideau
Walter Schnirring
Howard Hill
Board of Control
Don Schiltz
Glenn Boeck
J. H. Risius
Schnirring
Roy Larson
Dr. Huebner
Stanley Sotas
Riceville Hunters Bag Deer In Three Day Flight Hunt
A seven hunter party in Riceville Iowa bagged two does and five bucks during a three day hunt after spotting deer from a plane. Junior Kephart led ground pursuit with teammates Lee Elliott Elmer Kruger Kenneth Kephart Clarence Ring and Chris Schwartz aiding the hunt. One buck featured 14 points another 16 points. The group hunted Saturday Sunday and Monday within the Riceville area.
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Riceville
Iowa
Junior Kephart
Huntters
Lee Elliott
Elmer Kruger
Kenneth Kephart
Clarence Ring
Chris Schwartz
Kephart
Injured Pedestrian Remains In Fair Condition At Morning Update
Sanford Ellingson, 59, of Dexter, was treated at St. Olaf Hospital after a Saturday incident on SAR 7 near Adams. Authorities reported no change in his condition this morning, with head and shoulder injuries noted and listed as fair.
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Sanford Ellingson
Dexter
St. Olaf Hospital
Ellingson
Adams Hospital
18 Snowball Throwers Go Into Court
Eighteen youths arrested Saturday night for throwing snowballs will appear in Juvenile Court on charges of disorderly conduct. Four pleaded guilty in Municipal Court and were fined $10 each, suspended on good behavior. Juvenile Officer Robert Baumgart said the 18 were picked up in small groups after being seen throwing snowballs at cars and individuals. Police began their war on snowballs after several complaints.
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Robert Baum
Gart
C. C. Terry Reported Recovering Rapidly
St. Olaf Hospital announced that County Treasurer C. C. Terry is recovering well from a kidney operation performed Monday morning. He will be away from his office for about two weeks.
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St. Olaf Hospital
C. C. Terry
Terry
Five Girls Face Murder Trial in Summit Detention Home
In Akron Ohio five teenage girls bound and strangled matron Eula Bonham at Summit County Detention Home. Prosecutor Rus sell charges include first degree murder. judge Russell W Thomas bound them over to the grand jury, meaning potential adult trial and death penalty risk unless mercy is recommended. Three surrendered later, two were captured.
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Akron
Ohio
Russell W. Thomas
Summit County
Miri Cain
Alva J. Russell
Thomas
Eula Bonham
One Montana County Lacks a Newspaper
Montana has 56 counties. only one county operates without a local newspaper. This fact highlights uneven media access across the state and may influence local information flow and community engagement.
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Montana
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