Births at St Olaf Hospital Highlight Local Families
The report lists births at St Olaf Hospital: John Mills and wife Brown edale announce a son born Dec 10. Walter Young mark and wife Nielsen Addition welcome a daughter born Dec 8. James Lawler and wife McFarland Drive announce a daughter born Dec 1. Mrs. Ernest Meister expresses thanks for support during hospital stay in Rochester, with thanks to Rev Witte.
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St. Olaf Hospital
John Mills
James Lawler
McFarland Drive
Rochester
Witte
Ernest Meister
Mrs Anna Katie Kenevan Dies After Stroke in Austin
Mrs Anna Katie Kenevan 79 a long time Austin resident died Sunday after a brief illness at St Olaf Hospital A stroke struck at Main and Water streets at 1 pm Saturday Surviving are son Robert Kenevan Rochester two brothers Joseph Fischer Fort Wayne Ind and Jacob Fischer Watertown S C two sisters Mrs Lyle Hynish East Dubuque Iowa and Miss Angela Fischer St Paul Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning
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Anna
Katie) Kenevan
Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Main and
Water Streets
Robert Kenevan
Rochester
Joseph Fischer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jacob Fischer
Watertown
S. C
Lyle Hynish
East Dubuque
Iowa
Angela Fischer
St. Paul
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Katie Kenevan
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Katie Kenevan of Austin will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Augustine Church with interment in Calvary Cemetery. A rosary will be offered at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mayer Funeral Home.
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Anna
Katie) Kenevan
Austin
St. Augustine Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
In loving memory of Mrs C A Holmquist
In loving memory of our mother and wife Mrs C A Holmquist one year has passed since you were here. We miss you mother dear God took you home but in our hearts you linger still. Sadly missed by C A Holmquist, children, and grandchildren.
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C. A. Holmquist
In memory of Ben W. Hart
In memory of our husband and father Ben W Hart who passed away two years ago December 10 1954 Sadly missed by wife Louella and son LeRoy.
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Ben W. Hart
Louella
LeRoy
Ambulance Runs Between Hospitals and Streets
Ambulance movements recorded from 1 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. include transfers from Main and Water to St. Olaf Hospital and then to 802 Bauman. Later, at 8:10 p.m., a run from St. Paul and Water to St. Olaf Hospital, with Monday 8:15 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. trips from 207 Jay and 105 South to St. Olaf Hospital.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Bauman
St. Paul
Jay
James Hautt Fined Ten Dollars For Ran Red Light
James Hautt faced a ten dollar fine after running a red light, with the incident recorded as a traffic violation. No additional penalties or actions mentioned.
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James Hautt
Injured Airman Hailed Luck After Rabbit Hunt Mishap
Rex Bickerson, 21, on 30 day U S Air Force leave from Biggs Texas, was rabbit hunting with his stepfather James Osgaard two miles northwest of the intersection five miles west of here when he accidentally discharged a .45 pistol. The bullet entered his left knee and exited the calf. he is under medical care but not confined to a hospital. He said he was lucky it could have been much worse.
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Spring Valley
Rex Bickerson
U.S. Air Force Base
Biggs
Tex
James Osgaard
Bickerson
Osgaard
Here
Air Force
County 250 Short on Hungarian Relief
The Hungarian Relief program in Mower County remains $250 short of its goal. Mrs. Ruth Ramsey of the Mower County Red Cross urged Austin residents to contribute to the Red Cross Hungarian Relief at the Courthouse.
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Mower County
Ruth Ramsey
Red Cross
Gets Her Pheasant Without Firing Shot
An Austin woman Clara Olson, age unknown, reported hearing a loud report and found a pheasant had flown into a window, breaking a storm. She said the bird entered the home without any hunting gear involved.
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Austin
Clara Olson
Lansing
Chile Nigeria Added to 25th Community Ambassador Program
Mrs. C. E. Schrafel announced Chile and Nigeria join next year's ambassador list after a Chicago trip. She noted the program enters its fourth year in Austin as the sole Minnesota sponsor, with India and Japan open, Turkey and Hungary closed for reasons, and global participation expanding intercultural understanding.
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Chile
Nigeria
C. E. Schrafel
Chicago
Lutheran Children Honor Miss Slindee at St Olaf Church
Miss Vivian Slindee received a religious picture from David Anderson in appreciation for services to Lutheran children of the Reformation at St Olaf Lutheran church in Austin. She will marry soon and is leaving town. The Christmas party featured gifts, slides on Christmas lights, and an offering meditation by Dale Nelson.
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Vivian Slindee
David Anderson
St. Olaf Lutheran
Austin
Dale Nelson
Janet Hallman
Jean Hardy
David Hartwig
Douglas Dammes
Judy Carlson
Pamela Hanson
Santa Claus Trial at Congregational Church Program
The Pilgrim Fellowship in a parents night program staged a trial of Santa Claus with the question Is Christmas Over Commercialized. Prosecutors James Warn and Stan Pickett led the defense as the skit featured about 65 attendees.
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Santa Claus
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
James Warn
Stan Pickett
Warn
Sue Plager
Sally Kentta
Four Iowans Die in Weekend Auto Crashes
The Associated Press reports four more Iowa fatalities from highway accidents. Victims include Glenn Nading 55 Rembrandt Oscar Haaland 60 Sioux Rapids Harold Rigel 23 Calumet Ill Raymond Kennelly 39 Waterloo. Nading and Haaland died in a collision south west of Rembrandt. Rigel died after a crash Saturday near Chariton on Highway 14. Kennelly perished when his car skidded on a Highway 14 curve north of Marshalltown.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Glenn Nading
Rembrandt
Oscar Haaland
Sioux Rapids
Harold Rigel
Calumet
Ill
Raymond Edward Kennelly
Waterloo
Nading
Haaland
Rigel
George Walker Morton
Chariton
Highway 14
Kennelly
Marshalltown
Rev Swenson Returns From Mission Meeting
The Rev. Arthur L. Swenson, senior pastor at St. Olaf Lutheran Church, spent days in Minneapolis for the National Board of Home Missions annual meeting. He notes that the Evangelical Lutheran Church started over 30 new U.S. churches in 1956 and aims for at least 24 more in 1957.
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Arthur L. Swenson
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
National Board of Home Missions
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United States
LeRoy Elementary Delivers Day for Parent Teacher Conferences
Elementary pupils at LeRoy Minnesota were dismissed for a conference focused day as parents and teachers participated in planned meetings. A coffee break was scheduled during the conferences, echoing a plan first used last year. British railways employ a staff of 601,664 people.
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Leroy, Minn
British Railways
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Offer at Excelsior Institute
Older men's non surgical remedies promoted by the Excelsior Institute of Excelsior Springs Missouri. A free book promises guidance on correcting glandular inflammation and related troubles with no obligation.
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Abels
Excelsior Institute
Readable State Budget Preview for 1957 Legislature
Governor Freeman praises a streamlined Minnesota budget document set to greet the 1957 Legislature in January. He notes the hundreds of pages remain two weeks from completion and emphasizes that data are reorganized by categories to improve comprehension without altering basic information.
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ST. Paul V
Gov. Freeman
Freeman
DAs meet on bus segregation laws in Southern states
Thirty three U S district attorneys from fourteen Southern and border states gather to discuss actions regarding laws that require racial segregation on buses.
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Washington
U.S
Outdoor Parking Prevalent for Nearly Half of U S Cars
A study shows 46 percent of all United States cars are parked outdoors overnight, signaling widespread use of outdoor parking amid limited garage space and urban constraints.
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A!l
United States
Lyle fire destroys five historic business buildings
A fire heavily damaged or destroyed five adjacent commercial structures in Lyle. Firefighters battled thick smoke as onlookers gathered. rescue and alarm calls were led by Pat Murphy, with Roger, a Lyle High sophomore, helping from the scene. The district had survived a 1891 blaze, and locals provided coffee and cookies to firefighters at Slinde's Store. Highway patrols and the sheriff’s office managed traffic near the scene.
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Roger
Pat Murphy
Lyle High School
William Nordland
Lyle Tribune
Tribune
Lyle
Slindee
Fire reports near Village Hall discovered by Roger Nelson
Roger Nelson and his cousin walked south along the street east of the Village Hall when they noticed smoke rising over the hall. They initially thought it was a bonfire and alerted others.
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Roger Nelson
Hall
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