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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
10
Obituaries and birth notices list several individuals with locations in Rochester Austin Mankato and Minneapolis. Entries include births for John L Kramer and others, deaths for Myrtle Sullivan Gordon Hall Scott Braun Leo Arnold and Ed Kiefer with survivors and funeral details.
Funeral services are announced for Mrs. Michael Sullivan in Rochester at St John s Catholic Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery and a rosary at Ranfranz Funeral Home. Scott M. Braun's rites are at St Peter and Paul Church Mankato with calls at Landhamer Funeral Home. Mrs Ed Kiefer Sr s service is at Sacred Heart Adams with calling hours at Adams Funeral Home. Alfred W Hayes and Vern Felty express thanks to hospital staff and church members in Brownsdale.
Municipal Court records list numerous traffic offenses and police charges. Names and addresses from Albert Lea Austin Brownsdale and other cities show guilty pleas fines including 5 to 35 dollars for speeding disobeying stop signs obscured vision and license plate issues. Trial dates set for Donald Hastings and David Lawrence while several defendants forfeited bonds or paid fines.
Hospitalized individuals include James Dalager of Brownsdale undergoing surgery with Art Goetsch also in Brownsdale for medical care. Outside Austin, Mrs. Henry Hoff of 300 10th Ave NW is in Methodist Hospital Rochester in room 431 receiving medical treatment.
Chet Merritt won the main speech award at Cedar Valley Toastmasters regular meeting held Tuesday at Nelsons Grill. Theme Population Explosion with speakers including Bill Thal Art Tobin Merle Pierson.
Mrs. Albert Shuck of 304 4th St SE settles her personal injury suit against Arnold Jacobson of 1401 10th Ave NW for 3000 dollars. The Aug. 12 collision at 1st Ave and 4th St SW left her as a car passenger. Leighton Meany and Cotter represented the plaintiff Baudler and Baudler the defendant.
The Austin Social Security office announces hospital insurance provisions under Medicare. For illness, the patient pays all but $40 of the first 60 days and all but $10 a day from day 60 to day 90. effective July 1 1966. After Jan 1 1967, coverage includes 20 days in extended care nursing home post hospital stay and all but $5 a day for up to 80 additional nursing home days.
Mrs. Mabel Hansen of 1309 6th Ave NE was named rural Mower County chairman for the 1966 Minnesota Heart Fund campaign led by Leonard Hall. The drive targets a statewide goal of 525000 with a motto Give so more will live and emphasizes research, education, and community service to combat heart disease.
Burton Wessman, vice president of business affairs for Beth el College in St. Paul, spoke to the Austin Christian Businessmen’s Committee on Tuesday. He urged members to review their lives for Godly commitment, noting his 12 years at a national firm and 13 years in auto manufacturing in plant controller roles. Dale Madison explained CBMC aims, Earl Lemberg gave a personal testimony, and Jerry Learned led singing.
Poundmaster Harlan Meier reports four dogs held at the city animal shelter for identification. The animals include a male golden retriever, an older male black Labrador, a male black and brown part Labrador, and a male German shepherd.
Austin youths aged 13 and over are invited to the Evangelical United Brethren Church for a Saturday party hosted by the Austin Youth Temperance Council. The event features games and refreshments and volunteers are sought for February house to house calls. call HE 3 8460.
Local 6578 and Red Owl management will meet at 7 p.m. with a federal mediator to resolve a two day old strike at Snyder Drug Store in the Mall. Union leaders say workers will return at noon if issues go to neutral arbitration and a conciliator is to join talks in Austin.
Associates at the J.C. Penney Co. store received a special Christmas payment Monday for regular and part time associates employed on or before December 31, 1964, excluding management. The payment supplements sick benefits medical insurance group life insurance profit sharing retirement plan and purchase discounts.
Dr William G Law spoke at the Fellowship Methodist Men's Club on his recent Holy Lands trip and showed slides. The next meeting at Fellowship Methodist Church on January 4 will elect and install officers for the new year.
Markets report prices paid by Geo A Hormel & Co for livestock on December 8 1965. Butcher hogs graded 150 to 160 and 160 to 170 with No 2 and No 1 classifications noted amid terse market notation.
AP stock snapshot shows declines and mixed moves across names like General Electric, Ford, Sears, Texaco, RCA, and Union Oil with prices quoted and percentages showing gains and losses. Terms include American Exchange and Over The Counter listings with Hormel and Federal Hydronics bids noted.
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