Court Decision Near in Schultz Assault Case This Week
Municipal Judge John Fitzgerald heard the Schultz case in which Frank W. Schultz Local 9 CIO president is charged with simple assault by W. L. Hedegard. The judge said a decision would come before week’s end after a brief trial dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald
Frank W. Schultz
Local 9
CIO
W. L. Hedegard
Foster
Fitzgerald
Luther Bang
Schultz
Rodney Dunnette
Hedegard
Union
E. Water
Ed Goebels
Clark
Goebels
Unionist
Dave Neiswanger
Audrey Brynteson
Union Re
Reinartz Named to Traffic Committee
Sheriff Albert Reinartz, president of the Minnesota Sheriffs Association, is appointed to a 10 member committee to study juvenile traffic offender handling and report findings to the Governor's Traffic Safety Conference in 1953. A. V. Rohweder of the Minnesota Safety Council made the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reinartz
Minnesota Sheriffs Association
A. V. Rohweder
Minnesota Safety Council
Fire kills 65 chickens in Lyle Larson barn blaze
A small barn at the Lyle Larson home on Austin Route 3 burned at 1:20 a.m., destroying 65 chickens. Replacement cost placed at about $700. Origin of the fire was unknown. A rural truck returned at 3:25 a.m. Another fire on Tuesday at Henry Hartman’s home caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Larson
Austin Rt. 3
Austin Rural Truck Return
Henry Hartman
S. Kenwood
Fire Fighting Setup Urged in Four Township Area
A meeting in Hollandale discussed forming a fire-protection association for Riceland Moscow Newry and Geneva Townships. About 800 property owners would be solicited for 30 dollars each to fund a 600 gallon fire truck and additional equipment. Earl Engbritson led the session with a state fire marshal representative. plans were approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollandale
Riceland
Moscow
Newry
Geneva
Earl Engbritson
State
Coffee Party Held at Ramsey School
Mothers of Ramsey School pupils attended a coffee party at the Ramsey School on Tuesday afternoon. The fourth and fifth grade pupils presented a program and mothers exchanged gifts. Lunch was served by Mrs. E. O. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Johnson, and Mrs. Irene Mathias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey School
E. O. Johnson
Mary Johnson
Irene Mathias
Austin Shoppers Seek Just Right Christmas Buys
Shoppers are out early on Main Street Austin buying gifts across categories. Toys remain popular though cheaper items are rising, home gifts like TV sets and appliances sell well, clothing remains strong with gift certificates and new fabrics, jewelry and biographies for children are in demand, and many donate at the Salvation Army kettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Main Street
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Orion
Cupid
Salvation Army
Nierengarten Opens Law Practice with Bang and Nierenga rten
Roger J. Nierengarten has opened a law practice with Bang and Nierengarten at 313 A N Main. He was admitted to the bar in June 1951 after earning an LLB from Marquette University and belongs to the Delta Theta Phi fraternity. He studied at St John’s University and served in the Army from 1943 to 1946 with airborne divisions, returning to active duty in 1951 to work in defense contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. Nierengarten
Bang and Nierengarten
N. Main
Army
11Th
82Nd Airborne
Army Engineers’ Research and Development Laboratories
William I Nierengarten
Bang and
Nierengarten
Campbell Named State Recreation Post
James F. Campbell of Watertown is appointed recreation consultant for the Youth Conservation Commission. A graduate of St. Cloud State Teachers College and Western Washington College of Education, he has six years in Minnesota high schools and since 1951 has been city recreational director at Alexandria. He succeeds John Leslie and will work on juvenile delinquency prevention and statewide community recreation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Campbell
Watertown
Youth Conservation Commission
A. Whittier Day
Campbell
St. Cloud State Teachers College
Western Washington College of Education
Minnesota
Alexandria
John Leslie
Commission
Family Night Party Held by Oakland-Moscow Farm Bureau
The Oakland-Moscow Farm Bureau held its annual family night with a pot luck supper program and officer elections. Bob Guy was elected president with Edwin Peterson as vice president and Mrs. George Smeby as secretary. William Kirkpatrick will be treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland-Moscow Farm Bureau
Bob Guy
Edwin Peterson
George Smeby
William Kirkpatrick
Salmer Wicks
Mary Jean Guy
Kenneth Lightly
Mary Jean
Thomas Thompson
David
John Lyle
Jean Miller
Darlene Nyenhuis
Lucretia
Mary Ann Lightly
Walter Wangen
Kermit Freiland
Anders Bendickson
Harold Frydenlund
State Farm Bureau
Francis Lightly
Harold Lightly
Polio Fund
Autos Damaged $300 in Spring Valley
Approximately $300 damage resulted from an auto collision Saturday at the corner of Washington Avenue and Courtland Street. Each car sustained about $150 damage. No injuries were reported. Hartley Horsman of Spring Valley drove a car with front end and radiator damage. Roger John Rhoda of Foley Minnesota drove the other vehicle with body parts and windows damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Washington Avenue
Courtland Street
Hartley Horsman
Roger John Rhoda
Foley
Minn
Snowball Breaks Auto Rear Window
A juvenile threw a snowball Tuesday that broke the left rear window of Arnold Johnson's car. Johnson, of 109 Division, reported the incident to police. the vehicle was traveling on Brownsdale near Division at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Johnson
Division
Johnson
Brownsdale
Moore Receives $1181 Verdict in Builder Dispute
A district court jury awarded John M. Moore of Lyle 1181 dollars with six percent interest from 1951 after a trial that began last Wednesday. Defendants Wilmer Lee and wife of 417 E. Bridge argued Moore earned money for services including labor on a Mapleview house they built under a funding agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Lee
E. Bridge
Moore
Moore and Lee
Mapleview
Casper
Wyo
Lee
Christmas Program by Spring Valley School Groups
Spring Valley school vocal and instrumental groups present a Christmas program at 8 p m on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Bemidji Girl Runner Up in State Voice Contest Trip
Martha Gilderhus Adams High School senior placed second in the state Voice of Democracy contest. Ann Thompson Bemidji and Roy Ostrander Albert Lea took top honors. Thompson earns a $200 Hamline University scholarship and a Williamsburg Virginia trip. State finalists were hosted in St. Paul with a banquet and Governor Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gilderhus
Adams High
Voice of Democra
Ann Thompson
Bemidji
Roy Ostrander
Albert Lea
Miss Thompson
Hamline University
Williamsburg
St. Paul
C. Elmer Anderson
Lodi 4-H Christmas party features decorations demo
LE ROY A demonstration on Home Made Decorations for Christmas was given by Elizabeth Runde and Priscilla Stanger at the Lodi 4-H Christmas party Monday evening. The program included vocal solos by Gary Hall Barbara Roe and Mary Shirbroun a piano selection by Eleanor Roe a poem by Mary Runde and a one act play by the group. Miss Vonne More welcomed the parents. A picnic lunch was served and the children received treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Runde
Priscilla Stanger
Gary Hall
Barbara Roe
Mary Shirbroun
Eleanor Roe
Mary Runde
Miss -A- Vonne More
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Augustine High School
Columbus
Nieswanger
Barnett
Reinartz
Ramsey
Rway
Mierwolt & Sons
Roger Nierengarten
St. Cloud
Winthrop
Chaska High School
Mason Mace
Leon James
Dick Ruble
Carlyle Greibrok
Ray Holmquist
Richard Aubrey
St.Joseph Aspirin
John M. Moore
Lyle
Bemidji Girl
WCCO
Martha
Mower
Northfield
LE Roy
Nilan Printing Co
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Trucks
General Motors
Chevrolet Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!