Four Crosses Displayed At Danville Lutheran Church
Ornament display on two trees near the altar drew attention last week at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension in Danville Virginia. Mrs Clair Johnson of Blooming Prairie and Mrs Donald Ingvalson of Waltham posed with a Jerusalem Cross as part of the exhibit. The arrangement features four tall crosses for the Old Testament prophecy of a Savior and four small crosses symbolizing the gospel spreading to four corners of the world.
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Lutheran Church of the Ascension
Danville
Clair Johnson
Bloom
Ing Prairie
Donald Ingvalson
Waltham
Minnesota Citizens Council urges group foster homes for delinquents
The Minnesota Citizens Council on Delinquency and Crime recommends a state foster family group home program for delinquent youth not suitable for institutional care. It cites Wisconsin’s 1953 program as successful and calls for 100 to 150 homes to start, with funding and planning led by the state Department of Corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Citizens Council On
Austin
Fayette Sherman
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Citizens Council
Wisconsin
Council
Youth Conservation Commission
State Department of Corrections
Minnesota
Red Wing
Ramsey County
Sauk Centre
Correctional Service of Minnesota
United Fund
Leonard H. Murray
Soo Line Railroad Co
Debate Tourney Attracts Forty Seven Teams From Twenty Schools
About 47 teams from 20 schools will enter an invitational debate tournament on January 9 at Ellis school. Organizer William Thall the AHS debate coach says the event targets high school freshmen and sophomores and draws entries from South St. Paul Minnesota and Cedar Falls Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis School
William Thall
AHS
Thall
South St. Paul
Minn
Cedar Falls
Iowa
City Festival Opens With Big Parade in Austin
Austin to host the second Snowflake Festival with a January 9 parade at 10 30 a m from The Mall to the Bandshell. Parade co chairs are Donald Ball and Orv Jahr. Units include color guards drum corps Shriners band festival queens horse sleighs floats and a dog sled team from Lake Kabitoyama Canada used by the U S Air Force. Festival buttons go on sale December 7 and are sold with a five ticket card through January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Main St
Donald Ball
American Legion
Orv Jahr
Moose Lodge
Shriner
Lake Kabitoyama
Canada
George Esslingers
U.S. Air Force
Sig Qvale
Car Plows Into Sterling Store Front Window Glass
Seven weekend accidents in the city caused nearly 3000 dollars in property damage. A Sterling Shopping Center front window at Younker's Department Store sustained 1000 dollars in damage when a car owned by Adolph M. Borg plowed into it as he slid across the front seat to let his wife in. Police reported no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younker’s Department Store
Sterling Shopping Center
Sterling
Adolph M. Borg
Borg
Myrtle Nygaard
7Th St
Harvey Scheisser
8Th Ave
Nygaard
Scheisser
Stephen R. Moulton
Moulton
Iowa
Geraldine A. Leland
21St St
Oakland Ave
9Th St
Stolen Cars Recovered by Austin Police
Two cars and a pickup were stolen from Curtis Motors on Highway 218 North and a car stolen from 1100 block on 8th Ave SW were recovered by Austin Police. A 1957 Chevrolet, a 1957 Ford and a 1965 Dodge were taken. Ford and Dodge found quickly, Chevrolet later on Clinton Street in Maplevue. Betty L. Bush of Dodge Center reported a 1953 Studebaker stolen from 8th Ave SW and recovered an hour later in the 1600 block on 8th St NE after a department chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice K Larson
3Rd Ave
Gustav C. Jacobson
5Th Ave
1St St
4Th Ave
Larson
Jacobson
Nanci D. Ferell
2Nd Ave
Sadie Markkalla
Menahga
Minn
8Th Ave
Ferell
Markkalla
Gordon D. Cassidy
Robert C. Hunt
2Nd St. NW
3Rd St. NW
Hunt
Cassidy
Hazel E. Hallman
38Rd Ave. SE
Lloyd E. Brinkman
4Th St
3Rd St
3Rd Ave. NW
Hallman
Brinkman
Curtis Motors
Highway 218
Austin
Curtis Motor
Chevrolet
Ford
Dodge
Clinton St
Betty L. Bush
Dodge Center
Studebaker
8Th St
Adams Milk Truck Drives Into Ditch
A bulk tank truck owned by the Adams Co op Creamery ran into a ditch near Riceville Iowa while backing from Theis Fox driveway. The driver attempted a turn around and the vehicle slid into the ditch but did not overturn. Mrs Fox woke to a barking dog and found the truck in the ditch in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Iowa
Adams Co-op Creamery
Theis Fox
Mrs. Fox
Area Students Get Degrees at Mankato
Mankato State will award 204 degrees in a December 18 commencement at Highland Arena. Dr. Morris Morgan will lecture on For ward Together. Graduates include Teresa Christianson, George Dewey, Jerry Fisk, Calvin Knudson, Sharon Kruger, Jon Konz, and William Lair from Austin and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Mankato State
Highland Arena
Morris Morgan
C. L. Crawford
Teresa B. Christianson
Austin Rt
George M. Dewey
Jerry Dennis Fisk
Tappi
Calvin L. Knudson
Lyle
Sharon M. Kruger
Blooming Prairie
Jon Michael Konz
14Th St
Austin
William D. Lair
Glenville
Mrs Young Wins Top in Dallas Bridge Tournament
In a 272 pairs field Mrs Carl Young of 507 10th Ave SW won top score in her section and placed sixth in the Dallas Clarksville Pairs event, part of the Fall National Tournament of the American Contract Bridge League. Her partner was Mrs C Falstad of Eau Claire Wis. Oswald Jacoby also competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Young
10Th Ave
Clarksville
Dallas
Tex
Young
C. Falstad
Eau Claire
Wis
St Olaf Hospital reports 1964 net profit and needs capex
St Olaf Hospital posted a 1964 net profit of 363 16 and a 1963 loss of 7382 at the annual meeting. Administrator Clifford Hildreth warned that modest net revenue limits bond retirement, building upkeep, and equipment replacement. He noted 49.4 percent of income came from daily service charges and outlined future needs including x ray equipment costing 35 000 to 50 000 and an efficiency study by an engineering firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Clifford Hildreth
Hildreth
St. Olaf
Austin
The
Hospital Association
Quie Plans Tourism Meeting in Rochester
Congressmen Albert H. Quie announces invitations to hundreds of First District leaders for a January 22 meeting at 7 30 p.m. in Kahler Hotel Heritage Hall Rochester to promote tourism in southeastern Minnesota. The event, organized with the Hiawatha Valley Association and the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, aims to involve all cities and villages. Tourism is described as the third largest industry in Minnesota and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Quie
Kahler Hotel
Heritage Hall
Rochester
Hiawatha Valley Association
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Cong. Quie
Farm accident and hospital report from Riceville area
Mrs Lorall Christensen a Riceville farm wife fell from a ladder and is treated at St Marys Hospital Rochester with head injuries including a possible concussion. She has regained consciousness and receives family visits. The piece also covers hospital trustees notes on finances beds psychiatric care long term care and board re elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Iowa
Lorall Christensen
St. Marys Hospital
Roches Er
Boy Scout Bulletin Listings For Local Troops
Local Boy Scout units plan meetings across Brownsdale and nearby towns with troops meeting at churches halls schools and homes. Listings include Troops 101 104 111 114 116 121 124 125 135 136 141 and packs with times ranging from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m and events at the Rifle Range and the Isaak Walton Cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsdale
4Th St. SE
Fellowship Methodist
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Adams Fire Hall
Grand Meadow
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Grace American Church
National Guard
Isaak Walton
First Methodist Church
Spamland
Bell Telephone
Ulland Paving Group Director Elected in MN Pavement Association
Eugene P. Ulland of Ulland Brothers Inc in Austin was chosen as a director at the Minnesota Bituminous Pavement Association 11th annual meeting in St Paul. About 150 contractors and spouses attended the sessions. Raymond Winkel of Dependable Refurnishing Co was named president and Mark Hindermann of Rochester Sand and Gravel was named another director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Ulland
Ulland Brothers, Inc
Austin
Minnesota Bituminous Pavement Association
St. Paul
Ulland
Raymond Winkel
Dependable Surfacing Co
Mark Hindermann
Rochester Sand and Gravel
Rochester
City Rinks Open Sunday for Skaters
Four supervised ice skating rinks opened Sunday per Tom Belton park and recreation director. Rinks located at the athletic field East Side Lake lagoon and Kaufman with warming house and supervision during specified hours. Ice reported fair. additional small rinks to open later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Belton
Park and Recreation
Athletic Field
East Side Lake
Lagoon
Kaufman
Roulette death ends lesson in Russian roulette
Rob ert N Rietveld 18 died near Maple Island while demonstrating Russian roulette to two youths. He spun and fired twice with a revolver in a Rose Creek Minnesota farm setting two miles east of Maple Island. He is mourned by his mother Jennie and siblings Cornelius Thomas Jackie Irene Betty with listed grandparents and Rose Creek Lyle School ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Creek
Minn
Robert N. Rietveld
Jennie Rietveld
Maple Island
Stevern
Rietveld
Hollandale
John Drenth
Drenth
Chris
David
Clined
Jennie
Cornelius
Newport
Thomas
Owatonna
Jackie
Irene
Betty
Cornelius Rietveld
Clarks Grove
Tom Lovering
Lyle
Austin High Debate Team Wins Four Of Six Contests
The Austin High School debate team won four of six contests at Mankato amid 35 schools from five states. Coach William Thall notes students David Hodge Linda Linden Donna Sibbers Jackie Schwebke participated with teams traveling for future debates at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin High School
Mankato
William Thall
David Hodge
Linda Linden
Donna Sibbers
Jackie Schwebke
Saturday YMCA Calendar Roller Skating Party Notice
Gray-Y roller skating party at Rollercade for students who sold five or more Christmas tree tickets. Free for winners. non-ticket sellers pay 50 cents. Prizes awarded at the party. No Saturday gym and swim due to skating event.
Osage Church Hall Opens Open House For New Parish Unit
Our Savior's Lutheran Church Osage Iowa held an open house for its new Parish Education unit connected to the church. Completed around November 1 this structure includes 15 classrooms and two large rooms that can form five more classrooms. Dedication occurred November 29 and the facility serves as Sunday School headquarters with offices for Edgar Dorow and Maurice Jorgensen. Architect Gje sten and Schelberg. builder Forest City Construction Co. cost 53600 dollars excluding architect fees and furnishings. Building committee members include Westen Birdsall Marion Hill Lester Selvig Edgar Dorow and Maurice Jorgenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Iowa
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Edgar Dorow
Maurice Jorgensen
Gjesten and Schelberg
Forest City Construction Co
Westen Birdsall
Marion Hill
Lester Selvig
Maurice Jorgenson
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
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First Lutheran Church
Chrismons
Citizens Unit
Leland
Earl Rolfson
12Th Ave
Rolfson
Adams
Mrs. Young
Oswald Jacoby
Herald Bridge
Joint Committee of Accreditation of Hospitals
Joint Commission
Grey Ladies
William Baudler
Bandler
Roger Leslie Hartz
Leslie M. Hartz
St. Cloud State College
Usem
R. C. Alderson
Arther Stevens
Duane Rasmussen
Dr. M. E. Cook
R. D. Gower
BOY Scout
Westminster Press
London
Sumner School
Knights of Columbus
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints
the Citadel
Salvation Army
Southgate School
Ed Smock
Otto Baudler
DFL
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Elect Ulland Paving Group Director
Freeborn
Everett Stovern
Stovern
Drenth Brothers
AHL
University of Minnesota
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