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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
10
Vital statistics report births to Arthur Gilbert and Everett Lee families on December 7 in Ostrander Minnesota and Winona. The Lees daughter is noted with a former residence in Mower and Freeborn Counties. Services are planned for Saturday afternoon locally.
David FE Schmidt of Waltham is joined by Deloris D Heydt of Sargeant in a local legal notice detailing a civil action and related proceedings with party names and locality.
August Chinnow, 76, a farmer living one mile northwest of Waltham, died Wednesday evening at his home. Survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs. Walter Niemeyer of Clarksville Iowa Mrs. Elsie Grandquist and Miss Esther Chinnow of Waltham. Funeral arrangements by Denton Funeral Home Hayfield have not been announced.
Mrs. Ben Andrews died Sunday night in Prosser Washington. Former residents of Lyle she and her husband had lived in Bellevue Washington for the past two years. Burial will be in the family cemetery at Kirkland Washington.
Walter H. Wiseman died Tuesday evening at the Isanti Minnesota home of his daughter Mrs. George Orth. Funeral plans are pending with services to be announced by local authorities.
Mrs. Mary Perkins aged 73 died early today at the Butts Rest Home. She lived at 907 North First Street. Survived by brother Elmer Downey of McGregor Minnesota and sister Miss Teresa Downey of Austin. Funeral services set for Saturday morning.
Funeral services are set for Mary Perkins at St. Augustine Church with Rosary at Mayer Funeral Home and burial in Calvary Cemetery. Another service for Christian Holt at LeRoy Lutheran Church will be led by Rev. Robert Reusche with interment in LeRoy Lutheran Cemetery. The casket will not be open at the church. Friends may call at Martz Funeral Home in LeRoy.
Short services for Walter H Wise of Isanti Minnesota will be held at 2 p m Saturday in the Oakwood Cemetery chapel with Reverend Hugh T Hall officiating.
Our heartfelt thanks are extended to all who kindly assisted us during our loss. Your support, prayers, messages, and acts of kindness brought comfort and touched our hearts in this difficult time.
Mrs. George H. Hughes and family acknowledge with thanks the many kind acts shown during the death of their husband and father. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered.
Ambulance schedule lists 10:15 a.m. pickup from 1615 W College to St Olaf Hospital. 11:15 a.m. return to 1615 W College. 11:48 a.m. pickup from 501 E Bridge to St Olaf Hospital.
Red Cross blood two pints used Wednesday at St Olaf Hospital. Since January 1 the total pints used reach 1 094.
Salomon E. Jacobson of 1303 East McKinley was found guilty of failing to yield the right of way and fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars suspended.
Red Rock Windom Farmers Union members elected officers Wednesday night at the Brownsdale Community Building. Leaders named were Ken Hatterberg chairman Elwood Miller vice chairman Bill Jones secretary Franklin Lickteig legislative director Clara Meyer publicity Ed Guiney organization director Ray Hagan recreation Lloyd Barber education. Warren Lyman Rice County spoke on the Farmers Union organization. Movies on soil conservation and the TVA were shown.
A public hearing in St Paul discussed adopting a statewide maximum medical assistance fee schedule modeled after Blue Cross Plan A. Attended by hospital, welfare, rest home, and medical groups, the proposal aims to joust rising public aid costs and may let counties negotiate local fee schedules within a law framework.
Doris Nelson of Minneapolis was named case worker in child welfare for Mower County Welfare Department. She transferred from Hennepin County staff and has graduate work from the University of Minnesota School of Social Work.
An open letter by Dr Julia Handberg urges cautious stance on water fluoridation amid a Dec 7 vote. The letter cites medical opinions from Rep Miller Dr Ginns and Dr Forman criticizing mass medication and urging more study. Separate editorials discuss the Townsend Plan and farm price solutions urging a unified farmer coalition.
Blooming Prairie Minnesota publisher Frank Krejci announced the sale of the Blooming Prairie Times to his three sons Victor Vyrle and Vernon Krejci. The family will run the paper and its Ellen dale Eagle edition with Vernon living in Ellen dale and the others in Blooming Prairie. The sale includes the paper good will plant and building and ends Krejci's 50 year career in newspapers.
Poultry farming contributes about 50 million dollars yearly to Kentucky farmers. The industry supports numerous producers and related businesses across the state, reflecting its major role in regional agriculture and economy.
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