Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital and Hopkins Mn
The Vital Statistics notice lists births at St Olaf Hospital to Pfalzgraff Kraus Gullick Felker and outside Austin to Rockne Jr Hopkins Minn son. Related relatives include Melbourne Bakken and Alice Harcourt with 22 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Deceased Sadie 1954 and Ralph 1924. Out of town funeral attendees arrived from Beaver Dam Wisconsin Charles City Clear Lake Rockford Albert Lee Hollandale and Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Felker
Ellis
Austin
Henry Rockne Jr
Hopkins
Melbourne Bakken
Alice Harcourt
Sadie
Ralph
Beaver Dam
Wis
Charles City
Clear Lake
Rockford
Iowa
Albert Lee
Hollandale
Las Vegas
Marriage Licenses Granted for Charlies Schmitz and Dorothy A Childers
Charlies Schmitz of 406 Park and Dorothy A. Childers of Concord received marriage licenses. N Clifford Butturff of Austin Rt. 1 and Very Johnston of 1103 Mitchell were also issued licenses.
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Charlies Schmitz
406 Park
Dorothy A. Childers
Concord, N
Clifford Butturff
Austin Rt. 1
Very
Funeral services for Miss Eleanor Nelson planned
Funeral services for Miss Eleonor Nelson of Rochester will be held at 1 30 p m Monday at Ranfranz Funeral Home Rochester Interment will follow at Leroy Luth eran Cemetery pending further arrangements
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Eleanor Nelson
Rochester
Ranfranz
LeRoy Lutheran Cemetery
Obituary of Anna McNally 1956 in Calvary Cemetery
Anna McNally born 1871 to Fredrick and Augusta Radamacher. Married James Arthur McNally in 1901. they had sons Leo and Faber. She died December 3 1956 after a fall and hospital stay, survived by 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren and two siblings. Funeral held December 4 at St Augustine Church with grandsons and relatives as honor bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth Rademacher
Fredrick and
Augusta Rademacher
St. Augustine Parish
Sinsinawa Academy
Sinsinawa
Wis
Marpaige
James Arthur McNally
Leo
Faber
McNally
St. Olaf Hospital
J. F McFadden
Dubuque
Iowa
Fank
Radamacher
Calvary Cemetery
Lloyd Titus
Charles Crnkovic
Rolland Halligan
Joseph Knauer
George Daniel
Frank Vilt
Longtime Minnesota farmer Otto Schroeder dies aged 79
Otto Fredrick Schroeder born April 29 1877 in Germany daughter of Andrew and Dora Schroeder. He lived in Minnesota after 1918 working as butcher and later farmer in London Myrtle and Austin. Survived by five sons Clifford Lyle Edgar George Donald Richard and three daughters Irvin Machacek Dormond Laskewitz. Funeral held December 5 1956 at WORLEN Funeral Home with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schroeder
Otto Fredrick Schroeder
Germany
Andrew Schroeder
Dora Schroeder
Minnesota
Waterloo
Iowa
Sadie Harcourt
St. Joseph
Mich
Charles City
London
Myrtle
Austin
North St
Schroeder
Fathers of
VFW
United Spanish War Veterans
Crane Addition
St. Olaf Hospital
Worlern
Joe Matt
Greenwood Cemetery
Clifford Schroeder
Lyle
Edgar
George Schroeder
Donald Schroeder
Clear Lake
Richard Schroeder
Las Vegas
Nev
Irvin Machacek
Dormond Laskewitz
Card of Thanks for hospital care and barn fire help
Mrs. Ernest Dammann of Elkton Minn thanks Pastor L Schierenbeck Dr D P Anderson Dr Murray nurses and aides for kindness during illness. Carl Gerlach and family express gratitude to Kenny Heimer Evelyn Berg neighbors relatives and fire departments for help after their barn fire.
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St. Olaf Hospital
L. Schierenbeck
D. P. Anderson
Dr. Murray
Ernest Dammann
Elkton
Minn
Kenny Heimer
Evelyn Berg
Austin
Rose Creek
Carl Gerlach
Gratitude From Otto Schroeder Family
The family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness during Otto Schroeder's illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Joe Matt Dr Twiggs Dr Wright hospital staff Veterans of Foreign Wars organist singers Women Missionary Society and all who sent food cards flowers and memorials. May God bless you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Matt
Twiggs
Wright
St. Olaf Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Missionary Society
Crane Addition Community Chapel
Anna E. McNally
Leo McNally
Father McNally
In Loving Memory of Albert E. Anderson
The Anderson family thanks relatives and friends for cards flowers and memorials received after Albert E. Andersons death. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will be remembered by the family.
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Albert E. Anderson
Ambulance Runs Between St Olaf Hospital and Area Hospitals
Ambulance movements recorded Friday and Saturday include transfers from St Olaf Hospital to Brownsdale and Rochester area hospitals. Notable legs include a 3:47 p.m. trip west of Highway 16 and several return runs to St Olaf Hospital from St Marys in Rochester and nearby Austin.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Brownsdale
Highway 16
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Austin
Court News: Horgen and Ha pleaded. fines imposed
Allen R. Horgen and Lyle forfeited 15 dollars for speeding. Francis Ha of 1110 North Oak pleaded innocent and was found innocent of careless driving. He pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 5 dollars.
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Allen R. Horgen
Lyle
Francis Ha
N. Oak
Real Estate Transfers Filed In Racine LeRoy and Miller areas
Glenn W Johns et ux transfer to Roger E Johnson and adjacent lots in Village of Racine. Robert E Gleason et ux transfer to Charles V Gleason with listed NW and NE parcels. Miller Home Dev and Sterling Realty Inc transfer to Marion A Meehi Bel Air Addn. Gladys Johnston Westfall transfers to Barbara K Madsen Village LeRoy. Barbara K Madsen transfers to Gladys Westfall and Patricia E Gute LeRoy. George S Gunderson et ux transfer to Theodore J Anderson Miller Flils 1st Addn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Johns
Roger E. Johnson
Racine
W. Johns
Robert E. Gleason
Charles V. Gleason
E's
Miller Home Dev
Sterling Realty Inc
Marion A. Meehi
Bel Air
Gladys Johnston Westfall
Barbara K. Madsen
LeRoy
Gladys Westfall
Patricia E. Gute
George
Gunderson
Theodore J. Anderson
Miller- Flils
Russell King
Guy Me
Mapleview
Otto C. Helidtke
Robert A. Hyland
Orville G. Weyh
Herbert Ms
Leonard W. Johnston
Tougene
S. Blaser
Kevin M. Sass
Suni
Addn
Grover W. Stubbee
Jordan Builders, Inc
R. R. Addn
Jordan Builders
Jack Carr
R. R
Minnie Sorflaten
Wdo
L. A Huseby
Kaufman
Adams
B. J. Huseby
Emil Scheid
Donna Anderson
Streverling
Bolcom
Adda
Emil J. Scheid
N'g
Streversing
Decker Acres
Anna M. Ulwelling
E. Krueger
E. F. Krueger
Albert Ulwelling
Robert K. Anderson
Loretta Cashman
Jacob
Lawrence W. Stockwell
Harold C. Hovland
Floyd H. Bly
Gerald Dean
Eleanor Squier
Multiple Property Transfers Listed in Local Subdivisions
A series of real estate conveyances are recorded across multiple parcels in Bel Air, Sun Prairie, and surrounding additions. Transactions include transfers to individuals and firms such as Jordan Builders, Paul Usem, Edward Vaith, and Otis entries in Crestwood Hills, Streversing, and Decker Acres with various lot, block, and subdivision references and minor monetary notes.
Channes in CD Staff Revealed
ST. PAUL Five civil defense staff changes announced by Col H A Schon include Norbert J Matthees of Mankato named deputy director at the state control center while remaining as area commander E H Rustad of Minneapolis named deputy director for metropolitan target operations and administration R V Aune of Bemidji named deputy director for all mobile support operations Edward W Johnson of Bemidji named area 3 commander replacing Aune and Robert Gelhar of Stillwater renamed chief of administration assistant to the chief of staff
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Col
H. A. Schon
Norbert J. Matthees
Mankato
E. H. Rustad
Minneapolis
Department
R. V. Aune
Bemidji
Edward W. Johnson
Aune
Robert Gelhar
Stillwater
U S Expert to Help in Suez Clearance
Retired U S Army general Raymond A. Wheeler arrives in Cairo to lead 19 experts in mapping technical plans for clearing the Suez Canal. He will coordinate with Egyptian officials and U N figures to prepare a detailed survey with no start date for actual clearing yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.S. Army
Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
General Assembly
Wheeler
Hammarskjold
Fire Devastates St John the Evangelist Church in Cambridge
A three alarm blaze in Cambridge destroys the 44 year old St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church possibly by arson. The granite structure collapsed as flames raged with two million in damage. Four firefighters were knocked from ladders and three hospitalized. Priceless religious artifacts stained glass windows and a $20 000 organ were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
St. John the Evangelist
Boston
Chou En-lai Receives Warm Welcome in Calcutta
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai ends a 12 day India tour in Calcutta with the largest reception of his trip. Thousands line streets as he meets Indian and Chinese officials and discusses bilateral relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
China
Chou En-lai
Children May Be Easy Prey to Poisonings
Mothers worry as children swallow aspirin, kerosene, or shoe polish but pediatricians now have a 594-item home-poisoning manual from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr Edward Press led nationwide data collection with hospital and clinic input to guide safe treatment, warning that minutes save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy
Edward Press
The
America Public Health Assn
Russ Relax Curbs on Berlin Traffic
Berlin dispatch reports Russia dropped a demand to search Allied traffic between Berlin and West Germany after expressing new controls. Earlier Soviet guards halted a U S truck convoy on a West Berlin–West Germany run and demanded identification papers and the right to search for concealed persons.
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Berlin
U.S
West Ger
U. S
West Berlin
West Germany
Collector Acquires Cherokee Laws Copy in Oklahoma
PRYOR Oklahoma Thomas J Harrison a state historian and Bible collector has acquired one of the few existing copies of the constitutional laws written by the Cherokee Indians in 1838 and printed in 1840.
Trees for U S power and comms lines
About 5 000 000 trees are harvested each year to supply wood for maintaining United States communications lines and power lines.
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U. S
Two Iowans Die In Separate Crashes
The Associated Press reports two Iowa men killed in separate highway crashes on Friday night. Donald R. Greenman, 63, Mason City, collided with a pickup truck south of Kensett. Arnold Hogan, 34, near Kensett, is in critical condition. Morris G. Cooper, Mason City, escaped injury after veering into a ditch. Norman E. Korf, 46, Jolley, died when his car hit a Sioux City bound bus west of here on Highway.
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Associated Press
Donald R. Greenman
Mason City
Kensett
Arnold Hogan
Farmer
Morris G. Cooper
U N Probes Rejection of Refugees
U N officials in Geneva seek clarification from Yugoslavia over reports that Hungarian refugees are being repatriated. The UNHCR voiced extreme concern about Belgrade accounts of 141 refugees sent back and 51 returned from Subotica with 90 more expected, amid ongoing talks with Hungary on voluntary repatriation of Hungarians who fled after the revolution.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.N. High Commissioner For
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Belgrade
Subotica
New Yorkers Brave Rain In Nationwide Weather Survey
A nationwide survey finds New Yorkers most unfazed by rain with 77 percent not letting it affect activities. Comparisons show Chicago 74 percent and Los Angeles 74 percent, Seattle umbrella-less rate 82 percent, and gender gaps with more men outside in rain than women. The study, by a raincoat maker, highlights ownership of rain gear and umbrellas across cities.
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New York
NEA
Dewey
Nashville
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Miami
New Orleans
Kansas City
Seattle
Johnnie Ray
Dallas
Texas
Liquor Chain Seeks Court Injunction Over Spying
Berbiglia Inc a Kansas City Missouri liquor chain asks Jackson County Circuit Court for an injunction to stop Kansas revenue agents from spying on its customers. Kansas seeks to curb cross state liquor flow during holidays by watching Missouri stores for customers with large packages and Kansas plates. Berbiglia contends Kansas officers lack police powers in Missouri where liquor is cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Berbigna, Inc
Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County
Kansas Revenue Agents
Kansas
Missouri
Berbiglia
Cactus Collector Stuck With Hobby
Stroud resident Mrs. D. H. Jaco discusses her four year cactus collection hobby. A brief note mentions Dutch life expectancy at 72.9 years as a contrasting fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud, Okla
D. H. Jaco
Stroud
Netherlands
Two in Hospital After Head-On Crash West of Austin
Two Austin residents were hospitalized after a head-on collision about 10 miles west of Austin. Robert Lillquist, 17, and Soren Sorenson, 65, were the drivers. Sorenson possibly had a broken right leg and facial injuries. Lillquist suffered head and ear injuries. No witnesses or successful driver questioning yet.
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Austin
C. H. Halstenson
Robert Lillquist
Clarence Lillquist
Soren Thompson
Oakland
Sorenson
Lillquist
New KC Council Under Way Sunday
A new Knights of Columbus council at Blooming Prairie starts Sunday with 25 to 30 members initiated at 1 p.m. in the Austin Knights hall. The chapter will include about 100 men, 30 initiates, and 65 Blooming Prairie members from the Austin chapter. A banquet follows initiation and officer elections are set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council
Blooming Prairie
Knights of Columbus
Austin
Car Rams Bridge Two Williston Youths Killed
WILLISTON ND Two 20 year old youths Meryl Flatley and Larry Swanson died when Flatsley driving rammed a car into an abutment on Highway 2 two miles west of Williston. The car traveled about 325 feet in a ditch before the impact at what is known as dead man's curve. Police say the car was traveling at high speed. The incident raises North Dakota highway deaths to 159 for the year, 21 more than the same date last year and near the 1953 record of 160.
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Williston
N.D
Meryl Flatley
Larry Swanson
Flatley
Highway 2
Rubber industry hits first five year target early
Hong Kong Peiping radio reported Communist China's rubber sector reached the first five year plan target in October two months ahead of schedule. No production figures were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
China
Roosevelt Rib Room Serves Roast Beef Only at Dinner
The Hotel Roosevelt in New York City operates a Rib Room restaurant that offers a dinner menu limited to roast beef. Patrons are guided to the roast beef option during evening dining hours.
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Hotel
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Robert Kraushaar
Glenville Rt. 1
Donald L. Gullickson
Anna McNally
Court News
Waloreen Agency
DIAL
Sterling Shopping Center
Suez
Chou
W.e.hopfe Ley
Niall
Tel
John Henderson
U. N
By Dick Kleiner
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Rosenthal’s Home Decorating Store
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