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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1963

Page

9

Nothing For Nothing Dairy Co-op Meeting Hears Hill

Jim Hill of WCCO radio told Rochester dairy farmers that dedication and enthusiasm are key to success at Mayo Civic Auditorium. The meeting elected Irving Larson Gregory Kramer Charles Schell Raymond Powell and George Daley as directors with Harold Searles Jr. as treasurer. The Rochester Dairy Cooperative noted industry changes and growth, citing population trends and joint operations with Marigold Dairy. Over 5 000 dairy farmers attended the program featuring entertainment and a cooking school led by Ann Brit.

Jim Hill Rochester Minn Wcco Radio Rochester Dairy Cooperative Mayo Civic Auditorium United States Hill Irving Larson Rushford Gregory Kramer Elba Charles Schell Altura Raymond Powell Owatonna George Daley Lewiston Harold Searles, Jr Byron Robert H. Badger Badger George Daly Daly Adams Creamery Rock Dell Creamery Racine Creamery Patrons Capital Reserve

Austin Unit of Co op Holds Annual Meet in Brownsdale

The Austin Area unit of Consolidated Breeders Cooperatives met at Brownsdale School Friday. Millard Jones reported the past year’s association results with 250 917 cows bred, no mortgage debt, assets of 801 276 and member equities over 644 494. Local board members elected were Alvin Allan, Claude Delkers, and George Miller.

Brownsdale Minn Austin Area Consolidated Breeders Cooperatives Anoka Brownsdale School Millard Jones Personel Virgil Bergene Alvin Alland Claude Delkers George Miller

Male Chorus and Soloists Deliver Varied Christmas Concert

The Austin High School Male Chorus and soloists presented a varied program with four groups. Highlights included The Music Man excerpts, Mark Joy in What Child Is This, Betty Jo Downing’s violin with Song of the Christmas Angels, and a colorful Seventy Six Trombones finale. Mrs. Kenneth Northwick accompanied, with Jack Rosenberg and quartet members well received.

Austin Austin High School Mark Joy the Angels Betty Jo Downing Christmas Angels Braga Moore R. L. Downing Willson Robert Dahl Someone Lida Rose Jack Rosenberg Joy Otto Wenzel Cecil Falkum John Carment Kerneth Northwick

Capretz Building Lot Leased by Local Businessmen

Herald report incorrectly claimed the Capretz building lot was purchased. current information shows the property has been leased by local businessmen.

Capretz Herald Story

Final Appeal for Yule Gifts for Patients

A last appeal asks Mower County residents to donate Christmas gifts for 80 Rochester State Hospital patients from the county. The Christmas Gift Committee of the Mower County Mental Health Association notes needs include toilet articles shaving and smoking items. Donations may be brought to the First National Bank collection center with inquiries to Mrs. Smock or Mrs. Tennis Davis.

Mower County Rochester State Hospital Edmund Smock First National Bank Smock Tennis Davis

Theater Manages Citizens Observe Bill of Rights Day

Sterling Theatre manager M F Justad urges residents to reread the Bill of Rights on December 15. He warns that courts and lawyers should not single handedly protect rights and stresses each amendment has historical roots. Theaters nationwide join schools and civic groups to raise understanding of the first ten amendments.

Manarges M. F. Justad Sterling Theater Justad

Austin Roundup: Social Security Help and Local Developments

District Social Security head Leonora Hise urges early prep for new year benefit entry at the Austin district office. Plans to expand pork packing capacity near Monmouth by Agar Mfg. Co. would add 300 jobs and 3,000 hogs daily. CARE food drive gains support from credit unions and banks statewide. Minneapolis VA Hospital to add 75 nursing home beds as part of Kennedy era program, aiding area veterans.

Leonora F. Hise Austin Social Security 2Nd St. NW Horme! Co Agar Mfg. Co Chicago Monmouth Monmouth Airport Care Food Crusade L. H. Williams Austin Savings and Loan Association M. J. Vandewege Home Federal Mankato CARE Minneapolis Veterans Administration Hospital Kennedy Minneapolis Hospital Mower County

Sargeant Campaign for Retarded Children Ended

In Sargeant Minnesota the Friendship Campaign for Retarded Children totaled $110.75 with village contributions of $35.50 and township gifts of $75.25. Township chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Zander led helpers Mrs. Ray Bartel Mrs. Shirley Lindo Mrs. Harold Luedtke and Mrs. Victor Augustin. Village chairwoman Mrs. L H Anderson was aided by Mrs. Fred Lange.

Sargeant Minn Arthur Zander Ray Bartel Shirley Lindo Harold Luedtke Victor Augustin L. H. Anderson Fred Lange

No Utilities Bill Is Gift to Blooming Prairie

Blooming Prairie Minnesota residents will not be billed for lights power or hot water heating for November. Commercial users gain a 10 percent saving on bills. Vern Paulson says bills show a zero balance this month versus January. The gift totals over 10000 dollars, with 8500 dollars saved for residents and over 1500 dollars for commercial customers.

Blooming Prairie Minn Vern Paulson Municipal Utilities Commission Paulson

Local 9 Meeting to Pick Nominees

Local 9 UPWA will nominate candidates Thursday night for January elections. Delegates to the UPWA district convention and Minnesota State Federation of Labor conclave also to be chosen. Officers and bargaining committee members for terms of one and multi-year terms will be selected. President Frank Schultz urges all members to attend at 7 30 p.m. at Union Hall.

UPWA Minnesota

Christmas Music and Holiday Events in Osage

Sacred Christmas music concert at Our Savior's Lutheran Osage at 3 p m Sunday features Morning Musical Club ladies chorus, Morning Musical Club men’s quartet, Osage Community High School Madrigal group directed by Larry Dorn, and Mrs Weston Birsall. Christ Birthday party by First Methodist Women’s Society at 7:30 p m Sunday in church chapel and Fellowship Hall. Sacred Heart display of holiday table settings by Our Lady of Good Counsel Study Club Sunday 2 5 p.m.

Osage Iowa Our Savior's Lutheran Church the Morning Musical Club Osage Community High School Larry Dorn Weston Birdsall Our Lady of Good Counsel Sacred Heart Church Knights of Columbus Women's Society of Christian Service The First Methodist Church

Lyle Area Man Rears Peacocks and Keeps Busy

Otto Lomholt of Lyle after retiring from Hormel Co. began raising peacocks as a hobby. The couple moved two two year old peacocks from Wisconsin in 1962 and manage a small menagerie alongside horses and sheep on their 52 acre farm. Hazel Lomholt collects china and lamps and has long held treasured pieces from Denmark.

Herald Otto Lomholt Lyle Adams Johnson Lomholt Hormel Co Boscobel Wis Lomholts Wisconsin Otto Hazel Minnesota Denmark

Steamorama Oyster Stew Supper Draws 70 in Oakland Minnesota

The Steamorama Group hosted an oyster stew supper at Oakland School on Friday night to thank volunteers for helping at the Steamorama Show in Moscow last September. Attendees came from Oakland-Moscow and nearby communities. Harry Tiepell and Dale Christopherson showed films while The Ruble Brothers provided music. Officers include Henry Bennett president Frank Sip treasurer and directors Richard Ruble Alfred Holte Larry Nielson and T M Ruble.

Oakland Moscow Harry Tiepell Dale Christopherson Ruble Brothers Henry Bennett Frank Sip Richard Ruble Alfred Holte Larry Nielson T. M. Ruble

Moose Dystrophy Fund Drive Success Reported

Moose Lodge officials report a successful Muscular Dystrophy fund drive weekend. Drive chairman Loul Heimsness says $2,592 is raised and expect to reach $3,000 by Dee. 28 with about £760 more than last year. Moose members were aided by Troop 194 scouts in house-to-house solicitation.

Moose Lodge Loul Heimsness Drive Moose Scouts Troop 194

Parallel Parking New Look on G Meadow Main Street

Grand Meadow adopts parallel parking on state aided Main Street in the business district with a 33000 state grant helping 97000 total street project. A new chlorine phosphate water plant is installed to remove rust and impurities, with expectations of clearer water after three months. Firefighters will be summoned by phone to the fire scene, replacing calls to the firehall.

Lomholt G. Meadow Main Street Grand Meadow Mann

Terrier Finds Three Pups Abandoned in Ditch West of Austin

A beige and white female terrier with three newborn puppies was found in a ditch west of Austin at Seven Springs. The Humane Society reports the owner can recover the dogs at the Veterinary Hospital of Dr C E Schra fel.

Austin Seven Springs The Humane Society C. E. Schrafel

Elkton Grange Drapes Kennedy Charter

Elkton Grange held a meeting at Myron Hokeness home last Wednesday to drape their charter in mourning for President Kennedy. Anton Wellik led entertainment with members in " Ive Got a Secret" panel, plus a quiz and singing. Lunch was by the McNeills and Hokeness families. a Christmas party is planned for December 16.

Elkton Minn Elkton Grange Myron Hokeness Grange Kennedy Anton Wellik McNeills and Hokeness

Midland Co op Meet Gathers 1500 From Six States

In Minneapolis the Midland Co operatives Inc annual meeting drew about 1500 attendees from a six state region. Delegates from Freeborn County and Albert Lea, including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Clift Lamb, joined guests as Central Cooperative of Superior Wis joined Midland December 1. Speakers urged cooperatives to boost local prosperity beyond simple purchasing venues.

Minneapolis Midland Cooperatives, Inc Carl Peterson Austin Soren Superior Wis Central Midland

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