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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

7

The Messiah Concert At Austin High School

The Austin Chorus Club presents Handel The Messiah at 2 30 p m Sunday in the Austin High School Auditorium with soloists James Olswold Mrs M Arthur Bustad and Dr Roger L Downing and 157 singers paying one dollar enrollment for director and production costs No admission charge or offering is taken under Austin school policy Wilbur E Funk directs Delbert Saman organist accompanist Thirty symphony members perform The program includes seven choruses and solo numbers The event continues a local tradition since 1946 and reflects postwar funding shifts for community arts programs

Austin Chorus Club Austin Symphony Orchestra Wilbur E. Funk Delbert Saman Symphony M. Arthur Bustad James Olswold Roger L. Downing Lamb of God

Settlement Reached In Auto Injury Case

A $9,750 out of court settlement was reached for Allen Skogebo of 1310 Medary for injuries from a car crash on October 14 1956 at Water and River streets. The rear collision with Joy M Zerby of Austin prompted negotiations ending before trial. Attorneys William Bandler represented Skogebo. Clayton Narveson Swensen and Miley St Paul represented Zerby.

Allen Skogebo Skogebo Joy M. Zerby Austin William Bandler Clayton Narveson Swensen and Miley St. Paul Zerby

AHS Activities Week Schedule Lights Up Campus

Christmas par tuesdays and midweek events dominate the week as Junior FHA meets at 3:15, Dirk and Bauble at 7:15, Mother-Daughter Style Show on Wednesday, and activities from GAA to Austin Swim Club. Friday features pep assembly and varsity wrestling and swimming matches with basketball games against Albert Lea. Concession: Thespians.

Austin Northfield Shattuck Albert Lea Thespians

Tractor Load Goes in Ditch

The county sheriff reports two traffic collisions and a tractor accident with one injury and total damages of 1575 dollars. A Pleasant Valley township crash caused 200 dollar damage to Obert Narveson’s car and 250 to Myrtle Wilkerson’s. A Highway 56 collision caused 650 in Jess Wentworth’s car and 475 in Rev William Foster’s car. Delmar Laurence sustained minor injuries. A. E. Haseth’s bean load tipped a tractor, causing no damage beyond loss of beans.

Sheriff's Office Pleasant Valley Obert Narveson Grand Meadow Myrtle D. Wilkerson Sargeant Jess H. Wentworth Brownsdale William Foster Dexter Delmar Laurence Holly Springs Miss St. Olaf Hospital A. E. Haseth

Blood Drive At Blooming Prairie On Monday

Sixty nine people have appointments to donate to the Red Cross bloodmobile when it stops at Blooming Prairie Monday. The event is sponsored by the Owatonna Elks Club with Vyrle Krejci as chairman and American Legion auxiliary staff assisting at the Community Building.

Blooming Prairie Minn Red Cross Owatonna

Rev Parmer to Leave City for California Home

The Rev and Mrs Parmer with son Jerry and daughter Patricia will depart December 23 for Los Angeles area where they will settle. Parmer to continue ministry in pioneer field after leading Assembly of God Church in Austin since December 1953.

Neil Parmer Jerry Patricia Los Angeles Calif Parmer Pioneer Field Austin Assembly of God Church

Corn Picking Bee for Dettloff Ends at Grand Meadow Farm

Grand Meadow gun club members and neighbors held a corn picking bee on Lyle Dettloff’s farm. Dettloff, who lost a hand in a picker accident last week, is recovering at St Marys Hospital in Rochester. Helpers included Hubert Babbitt Glen Warn Paul Girton Rollo Chamberlain Ted Anderson and others. A cooperative dinner was shared at noon. Some participants later picked at Bennie Lindelien’s farm. Lindelien had broken his arm weeks earlier.

Grand Meadow Minn Lyle Dettloff Dettloff St. Marys Hospital Rochester Hubert Babbitt Glen Warn Paul Girton Rollo Chamberlain Ted Anderson Marvin Skaran Roman Phillips Ralph Turner Ralph Kuhn Harold Partridge Lloyd Sween Otto Dettloff Paul Durham Herman Hovda Thaylo Hovda Kenneth Nickel Lloyd Plath Frank Lorenzen Bennie Lindelien Lindelien

Pecan Trees Yield Vast Harvest Records Across Years

Some pecan trees produce 400 to 500 pounds annually with a record 3000 pounds. The note highlights exceptional yields and farming potential for nut growers.

COPE Drive Collects $2264 For Political Education

Local 9s Committee on Political Education reports total donations of 2264 as an off year drive continues. Ray Weis chairs COPE stating aim to register labor voters and inform them on issues and candidate qualifications. He emphasizes duties of citizenship and responsibility.

Local 9 Committee On Political Education COPE Ray Weis Weis

Spring Valley Development converts to stock company

Spring Valley Development Co. gains authority to convert from an association to a stock corporation. President Les Gaugert said $7,500 will be raised via stock sales. The group, with 82 members and two parcels of property valued at $11,495, plans to file articles of incorporation in January.

Spring Valley Minn Spring Valley Development Co Les Gaugert

Six Re-elected In Preston Village Election

Preston Minnesota voters cast 106 ballots Tuesday in a village election where six incumbents were re elected. Frank Ashton remained mayor with 64 votes and councilman Ed Steinkopf earned 92. Treasurer D E Broadwater had 93, justice of the peace A H Langum 94, and constable Lee Trenter 83. Write in H R Spies received 29 for mayor and A D Gray 86 for justice of the peace.

Preston Minn Preston Village Frank Ashton Ed Steinkopf D. E. Broadwater A. H. Langum Justice of the Peace Lee Trenter H. R. Spies A. D. Gray

Berthiaumes Awarded 14200 in Belt Line Condemnation

A jury in District Court awarded Mr and Mrs Clifford Berthiaume 14200 for condemnation of their Austin Belt Line property. The 70 by 250 foot lot on Highway 16 near Brownsdale Avenue faced a 70 foot wide strip taken. Judge A C Richardson presided with attorneys Hugh Plunkett Jr for the Berthiaumes and Rolf Slew for the state.

Clifford Berthiaume Austin Belt Line Berthiaumes A. C. Richardson Hugh Plunkett, Jr Rolf Slew Attorney General's Office

Shriners Elect John R. Jones New President

John R. Jones was elected president of the Austin Shrine Club at the annual meeting in Masonic Hall. George Gulbrandson became vice president, Simon Johnson secretary treasurer, and George N Reppe trustee. Installation set for Jan 14 at the Fox Hotel with an inaugural ball in February. The group approved donations to the Austin Association for the Mentally Retarded DeMolay and the Community Ambassador program and heard reports on the Oriental Band and other lodge activities.

Austin Oratorio Society Oratorio Society John R. Jones Austin Shrine Club Masonic Hall C. F. Burgeson George Gulbrandson Simon Johnson George N. Reppe Fox Hotel Wille Shrine Auxiliary St. Paul Osman Temple Earl Sauer Dean Field Austin Association H. L. Oots Sr Brownsdale St. Bernard Commandery Knights Templar John Tate Oriental Band Charles W Armstrong United States Canada Gene Orr

Minnesota bankers group earns national recognition

R F Lichty of First National Bank led a Minnesota bankers group honored by the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission for 19 years of quality banking and agrarian programs. The award cites scholarships tree planting soil conservation and soil testing and youth group support. Lichty chaired the state association agricultural and conservation committee, led by P I Kenefick of Mankato.

Minnesota R. F Lichty First National Bank Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Assn Lichty State Bankers Assn. Agricultural and Conservation Committee P. I Kenefick Mankato

Ellsworth Masters Ceremonies at Brownsdale Square Dance

Ard Ellsworth served as master of ceremonies for the Southeast Square Dance festival in Brownsdale Minnesota. He calls for the host Brownsdale Squares club during the event.

Brownsdale Minn Howard Ellsworth

Maxine Davis Enters Miss Austin Contest

Maxine Davis a 1958 Miss Austin contestant from Austin Junior College sings in the JC Swingtet and chorus and aims for the University of Minnesota. She is 5 6 and 132 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair and is active in school music and activities.

Austin Maxine The Elkton Jayne Gannon Barbara Weideman Jan Austin High School

Integrated Math and Physics Curriculum Studied at Minnesota

Dean R. J. Meland and Charles Jahren from Austin Junior College joined Minnesota educators at the University of Minnesota to review a new integrated math physics curriculum for pre engineering students. The program aligns with Minnesota's Institute of Technology and marks a shift to combined courses and re weighted credits across freshman and sophomore years.

R. J. Meland Charles Jahren Austin Junior College University of Minnesota Minnesota Meland Institute of Technology

October Blood Report Lists 53 Recipients

Fifty-three Mower County residents received 123 pints of Red Cross blood during October. Most of the blood, 80 pints, was given at St. Olaf Hospital, with donations also at Rochester Minneapolis St. Paul and Chicago facilities. Recipients include Richard Anderson and Olena Johnson at St. Olaf, Roy Meickle at Veterans Hospital in Minneapolis, Hazel R. Johnson at Mayo Clinic, and Julia Heimer at University Hospitals in Minneapolis.

Mower County Red Cross Harold Lamon St. Olaf Hospital Rochester Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago St. Olaf Richard Anderson Janet Augustine Torger Berge Jay Best Gunting Broadhay Walter Christian John Clark Stephen Cunnington Elizabeth Deneen Florentine Eisterhold Gladys Fortney Grace Gooden Anne Haugen Ralph Huber Olena Johnson Carol Koch Ed Laugen Alice Leif Ruth Nagle Harriet Newman Truman Nygard Forest Playle Elmer Rinehart Daniel Rockers Dorothy Sunder Darla Tegland Helen Tews Janice Tinkham Marvin Thompson Josephine Tuchek Sally Wodnick Martin Wold Albert Zerby Veterans Hospital Roy Meickle Louis Swehla Augustana Hospital Hazel R. Johnon Mayo Clinic Carl M. Danburg Arnold H. Duken Park Dougherty Verna M. Kirtz Rebecca Mace Duane H. Smith Alvin H. Alland Olmsted Community Hospital Joseph Kumm Gina Skaran University Hospitals Julia Heimer Gillette State Hospital Linda Goebel

Le Roy School Levy Set at 75.82 Mills for Nonagricultural Property

Mower County Auditor Graham Uzlck announced LeRoy-Ostrander School Dist 499 levy at 75.82 mills for nonagricultural property and 50.82 mills for agricultural land. The total 1958 levy for Le Roy rises to 163.58 mills, 12.72 above 1957’s 150.86 mills, with agricultural property levied at 138.58 mills.

Mower County LeRoy-Ostrander Graham Uzlck le Roy

Seed Selection is Discussed at St Ansgar Night School

In St Ansgar Iowa a discussion on oats and soybeans for 1958 plantings will be held at the farmer's night school class at St Ansgar High School Wednesday. Instructor Lyle Abrahamson says the talk will cover disease resistance standing ability yield prospects quality and other desirable traits from test plots.

ST. Ansgar Iowa St. Ansgar High School Lyle Abrahamson

Local 9 to Name State Local 9 Officers

Local 9 Thursday will nominate officers for the coming year and delegates to the Minnesota AFL-CIO convention in Minneapolis September 1958 will also be chosen. Nominations will be made for president, vice president, business agent, financial secretary, executive board five guards trustees bargaining committee and seniority board members. All terms except bargaining committee and seniority board are for one year. Officers will be elected in early January in a 48 hour secret ballot.

Minnesota Afl-Cio Minneapolis

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Part Lapghetto Mrs. M. Arthur Bustad Austin Choirmasters Twin Cities Wilbur Funk AHS Austin Swim Club Cermeey Oakland & Kenwood Carroll Brown Mgr Pacelli Kev Pakmerk Rev. Parmer Myron de Golier George Parmer Des Moines A. D. Fry van Wert California M. Duns Scotus Red Rock Proving Grounds John Daly Austin Rocket Society Daly Duns Scotus Life Magazine E. College Eli Shutt Dial GEO. Cecka Spring Valley Development Shriners Banker Group Mc’s Dance Festival Austin Darly Herald Maxine Davis Austin Trade Area John Flame Southern Minnesota Jaycees Box 100 Eldon Peter Austin National Co Don Hasbargen County Extension Office Entries LeRoy School Levy Hiway Austin, Minn Smiley Sun Says Midland Freeborn CO. Co-Op Oil CO Cliff Hartson Mina Elmer Folkestad Oakland
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