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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1966

Page

6

Vital Statistics and Obituaries from Austin Area

Birth notices show Duane and Arlene Napp of Spring Lake Park Minn naming a son on December 8 and David Bonella of Austin naming a daughter the same day. Funeral notices list Arnold Baldus of 1306 5th Ave NW with services at St Augustine Church and Mayer Funeral Home. Numerous thanks from families of the deceased Celecta Schroeder Leo Fleming and Walter Bellin. Hospital notices include Mrs Roger Noble and Mrs Anna Derr at Worrell Rochester.

Austin Duane Napp Spring Lake Park Minn Son Arlene Anhorn ST. Olaf Hospital Roger Noble 12Th St. NW Anna Derr 8Th Ave. NW Worrall Hospital Rochester

Toeterville Church Elects ’67 Officers

Toeterville Iowa Peter Lutheran Brotherhood elected officers at a Wednesday meeting. K Dean Zuehl was chosen vice president to replace Ewald Ehlke Sr. for a three year term. Other officers are hold-overs with one new three year term each year. Rev William Kamke read the Gospel Christmas story. Family Night final plans were discussed.

Toeterville Iowa S&j. Peter Lutheran Brotherhood Dean Zuehl Ewald Ehlke Sr William Kamke

Area Students in Festival of Music

The Mankato State music department presents its annual Christmas Festival of Music at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday in the Valley Campus gym. Jo ann Kronebusch from Austin, a sophomore, and Douglas Nenison from Austin, a senior, will sing in the choirs.

Mankato State Music Dept Valley Joann Kronebusch Austin Douglas Nenison

North Star 4-H Meeting Reports Washington Trip

Donald Halbach spoke about his trip to Washington D C at the North Star 4 H meeting held Wednesday night at Enterprise School. A Christmas party followed with gifts exchanged.

Donald Halbach Washington, D.C North Star 4-H Enterprise School

Nurses Warned of Deadline for Licenses

Minnesota Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses renewed for 1966 must renew by January 1 1967 to practice in Minnesota in 1967. Renewal fee is 2 dollars with application to Minnesota Board of Nursing in St. Paul. Postmarked after December 31 1966 pay 3 dollars. Nonpractice status option available for those not practicing in 1967.

Minnesota Minnesota Board of Nursing Minnesota Building St. Paul

Supersonic Race Dominates TV Preview on SST Plans

CBS Reports examines four major SST contenders Boeing Lockheed a British French consortium and the Soviet union as they push rival designs and near term decisions loom with President Johnson to choose U S SST direction.

CBS Bill Stout Jack Beck Boeing Lockheed Soviet Union Johnson U. S

Christmas Pageant Planned at Lime Springs Auditorium

The Talking Christmas Tree pageant features all Lime Springs Chester Lime Springs school children from kindergarten through seventh grade and is set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Lime Springs auditorium.

Lime Springs Iowa Chester- Lime Springs

Michigan Nurses Sign First Collective Contract

The Michigan Nurses Association signs its first contract in 62 years covering 124 Highland Park General Hospital nurses. Raises amount to 692 dollars annually with a top salary of 9,609 dollars. The union claims about eight thousand members statewide.

Highland Park, Mich Michigan Nurses Association Highland Park General Hospital

Drinking and Driving Increases Accident Risk, States Chart

Minnesota Highway Dept adapted Indiana University study showing accident risk multiplies with each drink. The chart, part of the Governors Crusade for Safety, calculates odds based on four drinks per hour or two strong drinks per hour. For two martinis a 160 pound man’s risk triples. four martinis raise it to thirty times normal.

Minnesota Highway Dept Indiana University Highway Dept

Wheaton Man and 2 Boys Die in Local Traffic Toll Rise

The Minnesota traffic toll rose to 891 with the addition of three deaths. John W. Kinzie, 72, of Wheaton was found dead in his car on Highway 27 after an apparent single vehicle crash. Stephen K. Simon, 15, of Roseville was struck by a car in Roseville. In Winona a five year old boy was hit by a white truck whose driver remains sought. Robert J. Blood died at Winona Hospital.

Wheaton Minn Minnesota John W. Kinzie Highway 27 Stephen K. Simon Roseville St. Paul Winona

They Specialize in Mutilated Money Handling at Treasury

Margaret Litowski heads a 25-member team in the Currency and Redemption Division. They process about 40,000 cases a year and reimburse banks and individuals around $20 million. The unit, kept inside the Treasury Building, examines damaged currency from burned, chewed or rotted bills and even a Navy airman’s burned billfold from a helicopter crash.

Washington Margaret Litowski Currency and Redemption Division Treasury Department Litowski Navy

Indian journalist elected president of UN Correspondents

Chakravarti Raghavan of the Press Trust of India has been chosen as president of the United Nations Correspondents Association in New York. His election spotlights India’s press presence at the UN and follows a year of active reporting by the association.

United Nations, N.Y Chakravarti Raghavan The Press Trust of India United Nations Correspondents Association

Sicilian Victim Breaks With Centuries Old Tradition

In Trapani, 26 year old Filippo Melodia faces rape and kidnapping charges after Franca Viola, then 19, refused to marry him, breaking a medieval tradition that normally bars prosecution when a woman consents to marriage or accepts the attacker.

Trapani Sicily Filippo Melodia Franca Viola

Water reservoirs spill over in Braintree as rains ease drought

Water supplies in Braintree improve after heavy rainfall and conservation efforts. Water Commission Chairman Thomas H. Matthews jokes that residents should take two baths daily this winter to save space for spring runoff.

Braintree Mass New England Water Commission Thomas H. Matthews

Johnson reviews budget in White House sessions

President Johnson, back in Washington after a three week Texas ranch stay, continues work on the budget to be sent to Congress next month. He will confer with Budget Director Charles L. Schultze and Postmaster General Lawrence F. O Brien. Eugene Black, his economic development envoy to Asia, also participates. Johnson plans to stay in the capital about a week before returning to Texas for the holidays.

Washington Johnson White House Texas Congress Charles L. Schultze Lawrence F. O’brien Eugene Black Asia

Swine Management Meeting Dec 14 in Riceville

Riceville Iowa December 14. Emmett Stevermer Iowa State University Ames extension swine specialist to speak at 8 p m in Riceville High School agriculture room. He will cover swine feeding and management and nutritional needs at various growth stages. Edgar Dorow Mitchell County extension director says the session is open to farmers and others in swine production.

Riceville Iowa Emmett Stevermer Iowa State University Ames Riceville High School Edgar Dorow Mitchell County Stevermer

Carnival at St Ansgar High School Raises Pool Fund

The carnival at St Ansgar High School grossed over $1,000 for the swimming pool fund. Dean Torkelson, general chairman, reports that $18,141.01 has been raised so far.

ST. Ansgar Iowa St. Ansgar High School Dean Torkelson

Stacyville Marian Mustangs Top Lansing 75 58 in Catholic Conf.

Stacyville Marian Mustangs defeated Lansing St George 75-58 to stay near .500 in North Iowa Catholic Conference play. Denny Church scored 30 points while Ken Inhoff led Lansing with 22. the game featured 47 fouls and a two game skid snapped. The Mustangs next play at Elma Immaculate Conception.

Stacyville Iowa Dick Hogan Marian Mustangs Lansing St. George Elmo Immaculate Conception

Ex-Cannon Falls Man Pleads Guilty in Bank Theft

Lawrence L. Drager, 37, former cashier at First National Bank of Cannon Falls, Minnesota, pleaded guilty in Federal Court to a November 1962 theft of 6500 dollars through fictitious loans. He faces up to five years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine for the bank accounts he diverted.

ST. Paul Cannon Falls Minn Lawrence L. Drager First National Bank of Asst. U.S. Atty Stanley H. Green Drager

Authorities Seek Trio of Robbers in Twin Lakes

Three men robbed 70 year old Harold E. Anderson at his home four miles southeast of Twin Lakes. They beat him and threatened to blow his head off after stealing $2000 in cash and other valuables Thursday night, prompting police to search for the robbers.

Twin Lakes, Minn Freeborn County Harold E. Anderson Twin Lakes

Lime Springs School Addition Nearing Completion

Lime Springs Iowa the new Lime Springs School addition is nearing completion. Workmen apply finishing touches as moving is planned for Christmas vacation. Students and teachers expect to occupy the new building after the first of the year.

Lime Springs Iowa

Buick dealers set November sales record in Minneapolis zone

Buick dealers in the Minneapolis zone posted a record 1,846 deliveries in November, announced zone manager L. F. Carpenter. Raymond Hegre has been promoted to manager of advertising for Red Owl Stores Inc, to oversee corporate and agency advertising as well as branch operations. Hegre replaces Michael McMahon who resigned last month. Crowley Beverage Co of Milwaukee has been named distributor for Miller Brewing Co in the area, covering all of Mower County and parts of Steele and Freeborn counties.

Buick Minneapolis L. F. Carpenter Raymond Hegre Red Owl Stores, Inc James A. Watson Red Owl Hegre James Wille Watson Michael McMahon Miller Brewing Co Milwaukee Wis Crowley Beverage Co 11Th St Crowley Mower County Steele Freeborn

Blooming Prairie School to Hold Yu'e Concerts

Blooming Prairie Minnesota announces Christmas concerts by the elementary and high school vocal music departments. A 7 30 p m performance is set for December 2 in the high school auditorium featuring the mixed chorus girls chorus junior chorus Madrigals grade school chorus and a triple trio of senior girls. An instrumental Christmas concert follows on December 19 by the senior and junior band. A caroling party is planned for December 16 at 6 30 p m by the junior high chorus and band.

Blooming Prairie Minn Blooming Prairie High School

Woodbury 4-H Club Hosts Yale Party and Gift Exchange

The Woodbury 4 H Club held its annual family night Christmas party at KP Hall with carol singing and a gift exchange. Plans include inviting an exchange student to the January 4 meeting. Arnie Scheffel spoke about his trip to St Louis Missouri to visit Purina Farms.

Woodbury 4-H KP Hall Arnie Scheffel St. Louis Purina Farms

Mayer & Co. Posts Record 1966 Earnings on Higher Sales

Oscar Mayer Co. reports 1966 profits of 8.3 million dollars or 1.85 a share on sales near 360 million, up from 6.6 million in 1965. The rise comes from stronger sales and procurement adjustments, with a 735 thousand dollar special credit from machine-rights sales. Mayer Jr. chairs the firm with P. Goff Beach as president, noting Venezuelan unit gains boosted results.

Oscar Mayer Co Oscar Mayer Oscar Mayer Jr P. Goff Beach

Grand Meadow Man Is Awarded School Diploma

Kenneth Bratrude received a high school equivalency certificate after completing the GED test as the Grand Meadow Board of Education met. The board also approved buying a tape recorder for the music department and C. T. Holland’s approval to attend the Midwest Regional Drive In Conference in Topeka Kansas April 16 17 18 on a panel about fringe benefits.

Grand Meadow Minn Kenneth Bratrude

LeRoy Church to Build New Manse

LeRoy Minnesota First Presbyterian Church votes to raise up to 20000 dollars to construct a new manse on the old site. Work begins once eight thousand dollars is raised. Officers elected include Mrs. D. Wood Donald McGillivray and Robert Hobson as elders and Joe Kempe Donald Mossage and Kenneth McRoberts as trustees. Nominating committee names are Mrs. H S Martz Mrs. John Jensen Viggo Petersen LaVerne Martz and George Wells.

Leroy Minn First Presbyterian Church D. Wood Donald McGillivray Robert Hobson Joe Kempe Donald Mossage Kenneth McRoberts H. S. Martz John Jensen Viggo Petersen LaVerne Martz George Wells

Hormel buys livestock prices for Saturday market

Ge o A Hormel and Company reports the day’s livestock prices paid on Saturday December 10 1966. The bulletin lists animal categories and bid amounts received from the Hormel firm reflecting market activity for that day.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co

Advent Choral Vespers and Sunday Services Schedule

Pastors Arthur Swenson Harvey W Johnson Ronald F Pechauer and J O Jovang lead services at 8 15 9 30 and 10 45 am with Sunday School at 9 15 and 10 30 am Nursery open in the Annex. The 10 45 am service airs on KAUS radio and sermon title A Camels Hair Coat Locusts and Wild Honey.

Arthur Swenson Harvey W. Johnson Ronald F. Pechauer J. O. Jovang KAUS Advent

Christmas at Our Home Brightens with Caroling Gifts

The season fills the home with decorations and trees as gifts arrive. Father Quinn led Mass while Sister Spiritu and St. Augustine School girls performed. St. Olaf students shared the Christmas Story. Joe Dolan marked 60 and Maud Farr 86 with family visits. Vacancies available for care.

le Roy Ness Quinn Spiritu St. Augustine Catholic Church Mary Cronan Clara Schaefer Marion Knutson Richard Johnson St. Olaf Lutheran Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Bonella Austin Rt. 5 Schroeder Celecta Magyar O’rourke David Anderson Reinhart Clasen Richardson Presbyterian Church Avenue Celecta Schroeder Swenson St. Olaf Church Lemmen John Hagen Arthur L. Swenson Memoriam Toeterville Church Michigan Sears Decorator Service Donald Welch Mr. Wayne Siffing Minnesota Highway Department Mee Associated Press Melodia LBJ Lansing Cannon Falls Man Smith’s Puppi Wolverine Miller Beer Franchise Blooming Prairie School Yale Party Venezuela Mayer & Co NEW York Poultry NEW York U.S Indi Cate Cash Gan Yeakgo S.D King Ee Chicago Low Close High LeRoy Church 1St St. NW Toys White Owl Alka-Seltzer Sylvania Lanvin Coty Shulton Motorifie Dominion Joe Pat Rexall Drug Sterling State Bank F.d.1.c Raymond Raymond’s Nursing Home Joe Dolan Arizona Maud Farr Maud John Etta) O’leary George Leona) Pinke Our Home St. Olaf Raymonds
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