Vital statistics and a long obituary record at St Olaf Austin
The notices report births at St Olaf Hospital in Austin for a Mackey daughter and Sack son and a Butters son born near Riceville. A detailed obituary chronicles George Peterman of Lyle Township born Nov 7 1894, his marriage to Clara Pichoda, life as a farmer, hospital death Dec 3 1962, and burial at Woodbury Cemetery. It also notes thanks from Mrs Betty Altum and Mr and Mrs George Fossey for flowers visits and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mackey
Hayfield
Daughter
James Sack
Ave. NE
Austin
Herry Butters
Riceville
Son
George Peterman
Frank
Mary Cherney Peterman
Lyle Township
Lyle Center
Clara Pichoda
Peterman
St. Olaf Hospital
Jordan Mortuary
William Law
First Methodist Church
Woodbury Cemetery
Wilfred Murphy
Frank Duerst
Anthony Mulder
Carl Haas
Galen Martin
Harvey Goeth
Clara Peterman
Lauraer
Myrtle
Minn
Anna Lukes
Charles Peterman
Beverly Truelove
Dale Dise
Mary Jean
Richard Lukes
Transit notes show hospital and rest home routes
Schedule snippets indicate Friday morning routes from St Olaf Hospital to Methodist Hospital Rochester at 9 10 a m and from Raymonds Rest Home to St Olaf at 3 14 p m plus Saturday 6 23 a m from Sculley Rest Home to St Olaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Raymond's Rest
St. Olaf
Sculley Rest
Snowstorm disrupts Ohio cities triggers emergencies and rescues
The storm left 40 000 homes without power while Brunswick was cut off. Mayors in Findlay Fostoria and Cleveland area declared emergencies as motorists were stranded. An ambulance evacuated an 11 year old for emergency brain surgery. The National Guard used a military tank in Erie County to aid a trapped truck of pigs and assist an expectant mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Cleveland
Carl Miller
Findlay
Fostoria
Ohio
Toledo
William Carlin
Phil Brubaker
Ohio 4
Norwalk
Attica
Shelley Lambert
Erie County
National Guard
Driver Faces Charge After City Crashes
Clifford Nordean Madsen of Aus tin Rt. 1 was charged with failing to yield to Betty Chamberlin as his westbound car hit her southbound station wagon at 11 20 a m on 13th Ave NW near 7th St NW. Damages totaled 75 for Madsen and 120 for Chamberlin. Another accident Wednesday at 5 pm near 7th Drive and 8th Ave NE involved Ardella Wolf Anderson rear ending by Patricia Fodness. damage exceeded 50 to Anderson’s car with no damage to Fodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Nordean Madsen
Austin Rt. 1
Betty Chamberlin
2Nd Ave
Madsen
13Th Ave
Chamberlin
7Th St
Ardella Alice Wolf Anderson
16Th Ave. NE
7Th Drive
8Th Ave
Patricia Fodness
Fire department monitors daily dump fires amid weekly effort
At 9 a m city crews patrol the dump to keep a smoldering area from spreading. The fire burns constantly. no personnel are present on weekends when most trash arrives. Names and addresses of local residents with medical and visitor notes are listed.
Driver Speechless After Car Crash Near 6th Street
John Albert Pribble of 707 12th Ave NW was speechless after his 1961 sedan left Interstate 90 service road 250 feet west of 6th St NE and struck a reflector sign and a merging traffic sign. He was treated for cuts then released from St Olaf Hospital. Police estimated $75 to the reflector sign and $700 total vehicle damage. Earlier Friday night Donald Allen Anderson, 19, of 1203 10th Ave SW damaged his 1957 sedan and a parked 1955 sedan owned by Myrle Larson, with $350 and $250 damages respectively. Anderson was charged with driving while intoxicated. A separate incident left Hilda Louise Lostegaard Lostegard with $5 damage after a collision with Jay Louden’s vehicle on 2nd St NW and 4th Ave NW, causing $125 damage to the right rear fender and bumper.
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John Albert Pribble
12Th Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Interstate 90
6Th St. NE
Donald Allen Anderson
10Th Ave
Myrle Larson
Anderson
Hilda Louise Madson Lostegaard
Austin Rt. 1
2Nd St
Jay Louden
7Th St
4Th Ave
Catholics Note College Mass Alumni Day Across Churches
St Augustine church in this city celebrated a noon Mass for the first annual Alumni Mass Day program sponsored by St Marys College Winona. Rt Rev Msgr Raymond Snyder led a 10 30 a m High Mass in St Thomas More Chapel with services for living and deceased members of the St Marys College Alumni Association in multiple cities across the Midwest and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s College
Winona
St. Augustine Church
Paul Nelson
St. Thomas More Chapel
Msgr
Raymond Snyder
St Mary's Church
St. Mary’s College Alumni Association
Mankato
Owatonna
Rochester
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Police blotter items report three minor thefts
Three blotter entries detail a failed car theft at Curtis Motors on Highway 218 North at 5 15 a m a would be thief loosened one bolt before fleeing. A home display candle bulbs were stolen from Mrs Leo Rosenkilde’s front yard between 8 30 and 8 50 p m Friday. A bar front left rear view mirror valued at six dollars was torn off Franklin Yanzer’s car on 3rd Ave NE between 9 30 a m and noon Monday.
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Curtis Motors
Leo Rosenkilde
3Rd Ave
Franklin Yanzer
Rights of way when backing up a traffic incident in Brownsdale
A Brownsdale police spokesman said backing cars must yield to none and proceed only when the way is clear. Friday at 8 10 p m Edward Winkels Jr 18 backed from a stall while Robert Clayton backed across from him and collided causing $50 damage to Winkels fender. No tickets were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Oakland Ave. Piggly Wiggly
Edward Winkels Jr
13Th Ave
Robert Edward Clayton
Brownsdale
Winkels
Clayton
Paper Strike Talks Over Wages And Vacation Proposals
Printers and deliverers negotiate over wages hours and vacations. Printers seek a 19 weekly raise over two years raising base pay from 141 to 160 and a 30 hour week. Deliverers counter with 18.45 weekly increase and a 35 hour week as picket lines remain. Kenova, WV lies at the point where Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Kenova, W. Va
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Checks Act in Move to Delay Strike
Gov. Elmer L. Andersen studied a seldom-used Minnesota Labor Relations Act provision to delay the threatened Twin City bus drivers strike set for 4 a.m. Tuesday after a delegation of St. Paul businessmen urged him to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
Twin City
Andersen
Capitol
Read The Classified Ads Open Sunday 11 a.m. 5 p.m.
Classified ads section announces Sunday hours from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for visitors. Includes notes about open house style viewing and opportunities to place ads or browse listings. Local merchants encourage readers to explore offerings during the Sunday window.
London Clears After Five Day Fog and Smog
London awoke to clear skies after five days of fog and smog that killed 106 people and hospitalized over 1,000 with chest and heart problems. The pall cost up to 20 million pounds, with British European Airways losing over 160,000 pounds as London Airport closed for three days and 13 hours, and flights canceled across carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Junta frees Donga Ilbo writer in false report case
Seoul AP report: South Korea's ruling military junta released Hwang San-duk, an editorial writer for Donga Ilbo, who had been on trial since August on charges of publishing a false report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Hwang San-duk
Donga Mbo
NATO weighs a NATO nuclear force and U S offers missiles
The United States reiterates offers of Polaris submarines and mobile land missiles to NATO while warning the alliance must agree on control. Washington says no need for a separate NATO nuclear force and notes Europeans remain divided on the issue since last spring Athens talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
United States
U.S
Athens
Fire races through South St. Paul Hotel building
About 30 people fled into the cold Friday night as a blaze swept through a two story building housing the 20 room South St. Paul Hotel on the second floor. The Rand Building on the first floor also suffered heavy damage affecting the Salvation Army cafe jewelry shop and barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
Rand
Salvation Army
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St, Olaf Hospital
Non Campbell
James, Elmer
Roy Peterman
Betty Altum
George Fossey
Iowa
Donald S. Johnston
Hockenberg Fixture and Supply Co
Des Moines
Olaf
Alan Dean Curtis
6Th St. SE
Adeline Boyer
22Nd St. NW
Peter O. Ree
Bertha
11Th St. NW
Naeve
Albert Lea
Joseph Blecha Sr
Medical
Mercy
Mason City
Nels Robertson
Lyle
Surgical
City
Frank Cooper
LeRoy
WILL
Appache
Eldon Road
Asher H. Schwartz
Sterling Shopping Center
Swanson’s Southgate Nursery
Toni Home
Seltzer
Strombecke
Luxe
Steele County
Chuck
Sterling
Walgreen Agency
Eees
Andy
Giant
By Raymond FE. Palmer
S. Korean Junta
Ist St. NW
New Piggly Wiggly Wrecker and Towing Service
St. Paul Hotel
Landherr
Hallmark
Eer Ene
Rexall Drug
RED Owl
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