Organ Rebuild Moves 732-Pipe Instrument to New Bel Air Church
The 732 pipe Austin organ from the Mill and St. Paul church is being relocated to the Bel Air church. John Frykman of Austin Organ Co. rebuilds it over a 2 ½ week period, with changes to accommodate a different chamber shape and dual expression. The project costs about $3,000, far below a replacement value of $13,500, and aims for improved sound with no mock pipes.
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Thee Congregational Church
Mill and
St. Paul Streets
Bel Air
John Frykman
Austin Organ Co
Hartford
Conn
Frykman
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Eight Tableaux to Tell Christmas Story at AHS
Eight tableaux depicting the Christmas story will be staged by the Austin High School drama department during the Christmas Festival. The pieces accompany The Song of Christmas sung by a 215 voice massed chorus with the festival orchestra. Students include Sandra Anderson Charles Busch Mary Dunlap Nancy Garrity Betty Guyer Kay Moore John Cummings David Angell David G Johnson John Allom Bill Carlson and Frank Cooley.
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Austin High School Dramatics
Gabriel
Mary
Joseph
Christ
Austin
Cecily Spaulding
Sandra Anderson
Charles Busch
Mary Dunlap
Nancy Garrity
Betty Guyer
Kay Moore
John Cummings
David Angell
David G. Johnson
John Allom
Bill Carlson
Frank Cooley
Queen's School Presents Christ Birth in Music Drama
The Legend of the Christmas Rose will be staged by Queen of Angels School students at 8 15 p m tonight and Sunday in Austin High School small auditorium. The show features an 85 voice celestial chorus and 300 participants, with double cast roles and two 70 voice verse choirs.
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Christ
Queen of Angels School
Austin High School
Gabriel
Mary
Patricia Livermore
John Dieser
Catherine Locher
Jean Hall
Karen Rockers
David Baker
Terry Drew
Jerome Meyer
Richard Au
Woman Who Saved Childs Life Wins Courtesy Nomination
A woman credited with saving a childs life on Oakland avenue, a teacher, a policeman and a clerk and a Courthouse employe have been nominated in the Austin Daily Heralds courtesy contest. The nominations praise her lifesaving act and her kindness toward children, along with the other nominees noted for friendliness and service.
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Oakland Avenue
Austin Daily Herald
Austin
Orpha Whitman Receives MA Degree in Colorado
Miss Orpha Marie Whitman of Austin earned a Master of Arts degree at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley during ceremonies on Wednesday. She previously earned a Bachelor of Science from Winona State Teachers College and majored in elementary education.
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Orpha Marie Whitman
Austin
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Miss Whitman
Winona State Teachers College
Colorado State
Dexter Farm Bureau Unit Organizes Meeting at Christgau
The Dexter Farm Bureau unit will hold its organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in Christgau School, District 106.
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Dexter Farm Bureau
Christgau School
Dist
Mental Health Survey Shows Need for Counseling in Austin
The Rev Wendell Pew reports a preliminary survey by the Citizens Mental Health Committee on counseling needs in Austin. Questionnaires went to over 60 counselors but 36 returned, suggesting a need for service. A second questionnaire and personal interviews may follow, with Dr Dale C Cameron visiting January 25. Plans include pamphlets films and speakers listings for January and officer elections at the January meeting.
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Wendell Pew
Austin
Citizens Mental Health Committee
Pew
Mental Health Committee
Dale C. Cameron
Minnesota Department of Welfare
Cameron
H. B. Allen
Information Committee
Nice Family Birthday Party At Oakland Farm Home
Aunt Pamela Deyo niece Katherine Monson and cousin Bryan Holmquist plan a shared birthday party at the Raymond Holmquist farm in Oakland. The trio, born within three days at St. Olaf Hospital, include Pamela born Dec 10, Katherine Dec 11, and Bryan Dec 12.
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Katherine
Bryan
Raymond Holmquist
Oakland
Pamela Deyo
Bryan Holmquist
Katherine Monson
St. Olaf Hospital
Dale Deyo
Austin Rt. 2
Theodore Monson Jr
Deyo
Monson
Holmquist
Oakland-Moscow 4-H Club Gifts to Children's Hospital
Members of the Oakland-Moscow 4-H Club contributed gifts to a children's hospital at their annual Christmas party Tuesday evening. Bernie Moucha led a parliamentary procedure demonstration and Sheldon Lukes spoke on his call project. Lucretia Lighly demonstrated decorating Christmas cookies. Sandra Cotter sang a solo with Karen Cotter on guitar. Games and treats followed.
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Children’s Hospital
Oakland-Moscow
4-H Club
Bernie Moucha
Sheldon Lukes
Lucretia Lightly
Sandra Cotter
Karen
Collision causes forty dollars damage at North Main parking lot
A Friday collision in the North Main street parking lot caused $40 damage. Harold Svejkovsky of 608 Center and Marvin N. Stephens of 916 Lansing reported $20 damage each.
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North Main Street
Harold Svejkovsky
Center
Marvin N. Stephens
Lansing
Jeannie Gross Receives Sea of Mail After Appeal
Jeannie Gross a 7 year old from Hayfield hospitalized for severe burns has drawn massive support from the Upper Midwest. Since the appeal began she has received 511 letters and 11 packages with 316 arriving today and 195 yesterday. Gifts include 128 dollars from Geo A Hormel and Co and 75 dollars from Hormel dry sage department.
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Upper Midwest
Jeannie Gross
Hayfield
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin Daily Herald
Twin Cities
Jeannie
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel Dry
Council Seeks to Refer Fluoridation Petitions to Utilities Board
Alderman at large George Dugan says a Monday council motion will refer all fluoridation petitions to the Austin Utilities Board, which oversees the municipal plant and its utilities. He notes only the board can decide, and suggests the issue might be settled by a future election.
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George Dugan
Utilities Board
Austin Utilities Board
Dugan
Great Lakes Proximity Usable Across Michigan
Statement notes Michigan’s geography ensuring every point lies within 85 miles of a Great Lake. It underscores the state’s unique lake accessibility and regional water system implications.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
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