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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1965

Page

9

Five Shots Through Door At Swenson Home

Myron FE Johnson, 29, of 812 iMh St SW, fired five rifle shots at the back door of Rev. Arthur L Swenson’s home at 906 10th St NW in an apparent attempt to reach his estranged wife Joan also living there. He faces attempted murder and attempted burglary charges. arraignment planned in Municipal Court Tuesday. No injuries reported.

Myron FE. Johnson iMh Arthur L. Swenson 10Th St. NW Joan Johnson Wallace C. Sieh Mower Muncipal Court Austin Raymond Ondov Sieh Rochester State Hospital Swensons Swenson Minnesota Highway Patrol

Three Minor Auto Accidents Reported No Injuries

Austin police investigated three minor crashes Sunday with no injuries. At 8:15 a.m. on 8th St and 16th Ave NE Robert J. Gilgenbach 16 was cited for driving too fast for conditions after skidding while turning into Clarence Miinar 59 on Austin Rt 1. Delbert W. Schulz 19 from Mitchell Iowa rear ended Alvin L. Brown 30 of 1201 10th Ave SW about 3:30 p.m. at Main St and Oakland Ave. Carl L. Wilson Sr. 917 4th Ave NE backed into Ray P. Weis 404 14th St SE in Zip's Grocery lot at about 4:45 p.m. Damages estimated at 30, 15, and 25 dollars respectively.

Austin Robert J. Gilgenbach Austin Rt. 5 8Th St 16Th Ave Clarence Miinar Austin Rt. 1 Delbert W. Schulz Mitchell Iowa Alvin L. Brown 10Th Ave Main St Oakland Ave Carl L. Wilson Sr 4Th Ave Ray P. Weis 14Th St

Village Voters At Polls Tuesday

Voters go to polls Tuesday in several villages including Adams Glenville Sargeant Blooming Prairie Tappen Rose Creek Lyle Dexter Racine Ostrander and in nearby Iowa Ches ter Lime Springs for a bond issue with a $1 490 000 amount. A change in village government at Adams and a $33 000 village hall at Glenville are among the questions. Spirited races are expected in most villages.

Adams Glenville Sargeant Blooming Prairie Tappi Rose Creek Lyle Dexter Racine Ostrander Iowa Chester Lime Springs

Herald Publisher to Speak at Junior Chamber Banquet

Herald publisher Frank Miles will speak at the Dist distinguished Service Awards Banquet at the Holiday Inn tonight. Allen Skoge bo, national Jaycee vice president, and Don Jones of KQAQ will join as speakers. Major Lloyd V. Jan of Austin was injured in Da Nang, and his family in Austin is informed.

Frank Miles Herald Holiday Inn Miles Allen Skogebo National Jaycee Don Jones KQAQ Dan Corcoran Austin William Lonergan Rose Creek Paul E. Anderson Adams Nathan E. Nantz Leslie H. Paape Dexter George Leland Richard Nordin Wayne Austin Geraldine Rasmussen Frank Schultz Tracy Barber St. Paul

Injury Suits Settle After Blooming Prairie Crash

Personal injury suits from a July 10 1964 one car crash south of Blooming Prairie were settled out of court. Richard Schmeichel and Lawrence Wiuff sued the estate of driver Harlan J. Johnson of Albert Lea who died when his car left the road and overturned. Schmeichel received 6000 dollars and Wiuff’s settlement was undisclosed. Leighton Meany and Cotter and Haverston and Strom represented the involved parties.

Blooming Prairie Richard Schmeichel 12Th St Lawrence Wiuff Owatonna Harlan J. Johnson Albert Lea Schmeichel Wiuff Leighton, Meany Cotter Haverston and Strom

Gustavus Choir to Present Carols at Christ Chapel

The Gustavus College Carol Service marks its eleventh year with the 90 voice Chapel Choir led by Dr. Paul Allwardt and the 70 voice Gustavus Choir under Philip F. Knautz. Brass and woodwind ensembles join as the service blends carols with Bible lessons and congregational singing. The service runs Sunday at 3 and 8 p.m. and is open to the public.

Luther League Discusses Space Talk at Toterville Meeting

Luther League of St. Peter in Toterville held a meeting last Thursday with Dennis Hanson and Linda Clausen leading a discussion on Space Talk. Ronnie Bruggeman led devotions. Plans were set to decorate the church Christmas tree on December 18 and to go Caroling on December 23.

Toterville Iowa Dennis Hanson Linda Clausen St. Peter Luther League Ronnie Bruggeman League

Martz to Lead Rural Boy Scout Finance Drive

LaVerne Martz of LeRoy will chair the Mower County rural Boy Scout finance drive this month. His committee includes Vance Torgerson Adams C J Gislason Lyle Kenneth Hitzeman Brownsdale Arlen Johnson LeRoy. A meeting at Martz Furniture Store LeRoy 8 p m Tuesday will finalize plans with Bryan Bandler Spamland District finance chairman Don Sorenson District Commissioner Wes Swensen and Lloyd Ogren explaining drive importance for Cub Packs Scout Troops and Explorer Posts. About 400 boys and leaders are active in villages and rural areas of the se and about 1 200 in Aus

LaVerne Martz LeRoy Mower County Vance Torgerson Adams C. J. Gislason Lyle Kenneth Hitzeman Brownsdale Arlen Johnson Martz Bryan Bandler Spamland Don Sor

Yule Gifts Sought for State Hospital Patients

The Austin Association for Retarded Children collects Christmas gifts for Faribault State Hospital patients. Boxes are at Industrial Credit, Trowbridge Super Market, The Mall and Wallace's. Items should be unwrapped. contact Mrs. George Schmidt for details.

The Austin Assn. For Faribault State Hospital Industrial Credit Trowbridge Super Market the Mall Wallace's George Schmidt Austin Rt. 2

Youth to Get Legion Award for Bravery

Donnie Simonson 15 of Grand Meadow will receive a bravery award from Harry Anderson American Legion Post 140 at the December meeting. He saved Blaine Walker three by extinguishing flames and carrying him to the house after gasoline on sacks exploded. Department Commander Ernest M. Diederich of Austin will present the award and Legion dignitaries will attend.

Grand Meadow Donnie Simonson Everett Simonson Harry T. Anderson American Legion Legion and Auxiliary Donnie Charles Walker Blaine Walker Ernest M. Diederich Austin Legion

Grimm Speaks On African Trip At Rochester Dairy Meeting

Rochester Dairy Cooperative’s 24th annual meeting at Mayo Civic Auditorium featured a record sales report and eight percent higher milk volume. George Grimm of Minneapolis Tribune discussed Africa including Zambia, Rhodesia, and the Kariba Dam, noting regional tension. New directors Paul Bauer Harold Searles Jr Raymond Powell and Albert Starz were elected, with a noon KROC Radio broadcast and a lively program for farm families.

Rochester Minn Rochester Dairy Cooperative George Grimm Minnapolis Tribune Mayo Civic Auditorium Arena Minnesota Mower County Grimm the Tribune Africa Zambia Rhodesia Kariba Zambezi Kenneth Kuanda Kananda Texas Ruanda Tranzania Zanzibar Indian Ocean Patrons Capital Reserve Paul Bauer Harold Searles Jr Raymond Powell Albert Starz Starz

Donate to Blood Bank Appeal From Man Whose Life Was Saved

Mel Precht credits three pints of Red Cross Blood Center blood with saving his life this spring. He urged county residents to support Bloodmobile visits to keep shelves stocked for emergencies and to maintain hospital credits and availability across the region. The Bloodmobile visits Rose Creek on December 13, and Austin Moose Lodge December 14 to 17, with local hours daily posted.

Mel Precht Mower County Red Cross Regional Blood Center St. Paul Precht 21St St Red Cross Rose Creek Austin Moose Lodge

Grange Outlines Traveling Project For Central South America

At the Mower County Pomona Grange meeting in Concord Hall the traveling project was explained focusing on Central and South America. An officers and workers conference is planned for December 9 at Byron starting 10 a.m. with a noon potluck. A donation to the Mental Retarded School was approved and gifts were donated in Faribault for Christmas.

Mower County Pomona Grange Concord Hall Central South America Byron Faribault

Crippled Children's Fund Drive Planned for 1966

Mrs. Marvin Foster of Brownsdale and Mrs. Melvin Meister of Rose Creek will head the Mower County Crippled Children's fund drive for 1966. The drive organized by the Minnesota Society for Crippled Children and Adults runs from January 23 to February 9.

Marvin Foster Brownsdale Melvin Meister Rose Creek Mower County Minnesota Society For Crippled Children and Adults

Three Dogs Held At City Shelter Await Identification

Three dogs are held at the city animal shelter awaiting identification. Harlan Meier, the poundmaster, says a male German shepherd a gray and white male mongrel and a light brown and white female mongrel are in custody.

City Animal Shelter Harlan Meier City Poundmaster

Vandalism and Theft Incidents Reported Here

Three vandalism and three theft incidents were reported to Austin Police over the past weekend. Victims include Donald C. Johnson with windshield damage, Nancy Miller and Debra Dunlop reporting purse theft totaling $21, a Wacholtz Grocery drill theft worth $20, Bonded Gas pump damage with $15 loss, Dr. W. O. Lunberg car damage, and Charles Kiewatt suitcase theft near his home.

Austin Donald C. Johnson 5Th Ave. NW Nancy Miller 2Nd St. SE Debra Dunlop Miss Dunlop 1St Ave. NE

Dr Schlenk Reports on Education in Central Europe

Dr. Herman Schlenk of the University of Minnesota at the Hormel Institute spoke to the Austin Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at the YWCA, outlining Western German educational autonomy and church influence. He described three curriculums, four year elementary schooling, and dropout dynamics amid labor shortages.

Herman Schlenk University of Minnesota Hormel Institute Austin Unitarian Universalist Fellowship YWCA Schlenk United States Germany

United Fund Night at Mark's Roller Rink Brownsdale

Tuesday night marks United Fund night at Mark's Roller Rink Brownsdale as owner Mark Staples donates all receipts to the local drive. Buses depart Austin at the usual time. cash and pledges reach $122,744.77, 98 percent of the $125,243 goal.

United Fund Mark Brownsdale Mark Staples Austin

Frost blamed as cause of two Osage area accidents

In Mitchell County Iowa frost on highways caused two crashes near Osage and St Ansgar. George Thompson 37 Clear Lake driving west flipped into a corn field after hitting frost on Highway 9218. Robert Reno 17 Iowa City student and two others escaped injury when his car rolled on Highway 218 near St Ansgar. Damages totaled 1100. Henry Anderson Osage Iowa Highway Patrol investigated.

Osage Iowa Mitchell County George Thompson Clear Lake Robert Reno University of Iowa Iowa City St. Ansgar Reno Henry Anderson Iowa Highway Patrol

Legion Names Hanson Head of Programs

G Sheldon Hanson named Department Program Coordinator for the American Legion Minnesota Department effective January 1. Veteran of World War II with South Pacific combat action, Hanson urged Austin residents to wear lapel flags to show support of national policy in Vietnam. Nationally the Legion has distributed over 8 million lapel flags with many more on order.

American Legion Minnesota G. Sheldon Hanson Hanson South Pacific Field Artillery Austin Legion Pearl Harbor Viet Nam

Fourth Sunday Concert Pleases Austin Audience Again

The Austin Male Chorus at AHS Auditorium drew strong crowds for its fourth concert in five Sundays. Kenneth Jensen led a balanced program with religious songs Christmas selections Carousel Romberg Mood Indigo and Cool Water. Soloists Mark Joy Eldean Erickson Dick Berg and accompanist Mrs Northwick shone.

Austin AHS Auditorium Kenneth Jensen Land Carousel Sigmund Romberg Duke Ellington Bob Nolan Mark Joy Eldean Erickson Dick Berg Kerneth Northwick Frank Asper Dominique Merlet

Correct Election Judge List for December 7 Vote

A Friday story contained errors in listing election judges for the December 7 election. The correct panel includes Mrs. O. E. Petersen, Mrs. Ardell Birgin, William Starr, Harold Morrison, and Mrs. George Curtin.

O. E Toni) Peterson Ardell Birgin William Starr Harold Morrison George Curtin

Kasten Wins Democracy Script Contest For VOA Broadcast

Rose Creek High School junior Daniel Kasten won the Voice of America script writing contest broadcast on KAUS KMMT. Pacelli senior Randy Heise took second and Adams High School senior Frances Dvorak placed third. Kasten advances to the regional competition in Albert Lea between December 10 and January 15, with the contest co sponsored by the VFW and the National Association of Broadcasters.

Daniel Kasten Rose Creek High School Delbert Kasten Rose Creek Voice of America Kaus-Kmmt Pacelli Randy Heise Kenneth Heise 1St Ave. SE Frances Dvorak Joseph Dvorak Sr Adams Adams High School Kasten Albert Lea VFW National Assn. of Broadcasters William Nierengarten David Neiswaager Robert Lommen

Rochester Adds Third Million-Dollar Building Project

Rochester announces a third multimillion dollar project in a week a three million dollar 160 bed nursing home by Restancare Inc a Minneapolis firm led by William Scarborough on a five acre site plans include a future apartment complex nearby earlier in the week a 6.5 million hotel motel and an eight million dollar shopping center were announced.

Rochester Minn Restancare Inc William Scarborough

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur L. Johnson Lloyd V. Jan da Nang South Viet Nam Jan Viet Namese Saigon Louis Jan 1St St. SE Shirley Gustavus Choir Luther League DOLL Mrs. Jaycees James Kellogg Jaycees Jack Carr, Jr Tom Buck 12Th Ave Darrel Kofhler Herald Farm Loren Graskamp Kroc Radio George P. Daley Lewiston Grange Crippled Children’s Fund Charles Kiewatt 8Th Ave Dr. Schlenk Europe Legion Names By Clarence Burgeson Democracy Judy Callahan Collison Gerald Koch Miss Callahan Gary Collins Emmons
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