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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1968

Page

6

Vital statistics and obituaries at St Olaf area

Birth notices list three girls and a boy born to Prunty Nolan Wise man Goudreau families. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Carl Jech and services for Eugenia Baumgarner and Wenzel Schrafel with family acknowledgments and memorials.

Jech Carl Jech 7Th Ave. SE Christ Episcopal Church T. J. Williams Grand View Memorial Gardens Jordan Mortuary Schrafel Wenzel Anon Schrafel Dad Schrafer Ardis Butts Isele Wright Austin Clinic First United Methodist Austin Veterinary Clinic 10.C.F. Loage No. 2 Worlern Funeral Home Zona Ruth Schrafel Edwin Schrafel Donald Schrafel

Business Notes and Travel Highlights from the Orient

Mrs Delbert Charl and party return from a three week trip to the Orient and a conference in Honolulu visiting Pearl Harbor during the stop. North Western Railway Co orders 2000 deluxe box cars worth 30255000, the largest freight car order to date. Land O Lakes Creameries reports December patronage refunds totaling 3609448 to members and farmers, with other equity redemptions of 1703419 during the year.

Delbert Charl Ie Orient al Eonel Ag Honolulu Hawaii Pearl Harbor Near North Western Railway Co Land O'Lakes Creameries It Inc Minneapolis Land O'Lakes

1969 Officers Announced by Austin Musicians Union

The Austin Musicians Union elected Duane Kime as president Roger Friedrich as vice president Ray Stolzenberg again secretary treasurer Jack Harrison and William Dieser joined the board F J Walsh named Sergeant at Arms Walsh and Dieser will serve on the Austin Central Labor Assembly Since 1950 the union has received 47358 40 from the Recording Industries Trust Fund for free city concerts at Todd Park and other venues They perform Sundays at the park and at rest homes and support charity dances and events at the Country Club and Elks Club.

Duane Kime Roger Friedrich Ray Stolzenberg Jack Harrison William Dieser F. J. Walsh Austin Central Labor Assembly Walsh Dieser Austin Musicians Union Recording Industries Trust Fund Austin Musicians Todd Park Shell Country Club The Elks Clun

Ulland Named to Austin Chamber Affairs Group

Eugene Ulland of Austin Route 3 is elected chairman of the Austin Chamber of Commerce State and National Affairs committee. He succeeds Russell Robin and will lead efforts to advocate for local business and industry before the state legislature.

Ulland DC Affairs Group Eugene Ulland Austin Rt. 3 Austin Chamber of Commerce National Austin Russel Robin

Named President at Walman Optical Co

Robert Morrow, former manager of Walman Optical Co. in Austin, elected president and general manager. He joined in 1937 and led Austin operations 1946 to 1952, then became manager of the Minneapolis home office and vice president of all operations in 1956. The company runs 11 branch laboratories across Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana.

Robert Morrow Walman Optical Co Austin Walman Co Minneapolis Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Montana

Outstanding Men Named by Osage Jaycees

Osage Iowa Robert Lew of Orchard named Outstanding Young Farmer for 1967 corn yield of 172.24 bushels per acre on 48 acre operation two miles northeast of Orchard. James Neuwehner, Osage High School history department head since 1959, receives Distinguished Service Award after years in Jaycees including 1967 68 president and national director.

OSAGE Iowa Robert Lewis Orchard James Neuwehner Osage Jaycees Lewis Neuwehner Osage High School

Air Quality Hearing Set in Rochester to Address Emissions

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency schedules a 9:30 a.m. hearing Monday at Mayo Civic Auditorium Rochester to discuss sulfur limits in fuel, odor controls and other air pollutants in Minnesota. Rubbish burning and open burning prohibitions may be included. testimony may be oral or written and evidence can be mailed to MPCA in Minneapolis.

Mayo Civic Auditorium Rochester Minnesota Pollution Control Agency MPCA Minnesota John Badalich State Board of Health Minneapolis Minn

Mankato State Adds Off Campus Winter Courses in Austin

Mankato State College offers two Business Administration courses in Austin as part of 21 Southeastern Minnesota off campus winter classes. Winter quarter starts January 6 with registration for Business Administration 4404 and 5404 at 6 p.m. January 8 in room 107 at Austin High School. The program expands classes by about 53 percent over last quarter, says Darwin A. Slocum.

Austin Mankato State College Minnesota Austin High School Darwin A. Slocum

Area Roundup Highlights Local Events And Notices

A mixed local roundup notes a stray dog awaiting Humane Society pickup in Austin, a school Christmas dance set for Dec 19 at Christgau Hall with student volunteers handling decorations food and entertainment, and county meetings and memorials. It also mentions Santa visits in Elkton, a home lighting contest in St Ansgar, and Tom Trettin winning the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award.

Austin Area Christgau Hall Linda Laurie Ruth Jacobsen Barb Lee Tom Hanegraff ST. Ansgar Iowa Tom Trettin B&l University of Rochester Rochester N. Y

Area Soldier Earns Combat Infantry Badge

Pic. Robert J. Swygman, 23, earned the Combat Infantryman Badge near Pleiku, Vietnam while serving in Co. E, 1st Battalion, 35th Infantry, 4th Division. The badge, worn above all other decorations, marks sustained ground contact and features a blue rectangle with a silver rifle and wreath. Swygman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Swygman of Racine Minnesota, has a wife Patricia in Stewartville Minnesota and holds a 1967 B A from Winona State College.

Robert J. Swygman Pleiku Vietnam Pvt Swygman John A. Swygman Racine Minn 35Th Infantry 4Th Infantry Patricia Stewartville Winona State College

Land Claims Leader Acquitted in 1967 Tierra Amarilla Violence

District Attorney Alfonso Sanchez said the acquittal leaves open whether to retry land grant leader Felipe Baca Tijerina on seven additional charges tied to the Tierra Amarilla courthouse violence on June 5, 1967. He plans to pursue land grant claims more than ever.

Alfonso Sanchez Tijerina Tierra Amarilla Sanchez

Mower County Bookmobile Stops Next Week

The Mower County Bookmobile lists stops for the week starting Monday December 16 with routes across Elkton Johnsburg Lyle Racine Rose Creek Immanuel Lutheran Evangel Lutheran Sargeant Waltham Burwood Ellis Old Colony Raymonds Comferense Rest Homes Nielson Addition Old Woodson School and other sites. A separate report notes Tijerrina's comments after a five week trial in State District Court praising the jury.

Mower County Elkton Johnsburg Lyle Racine Rose Creek Immanuel Lutheran Church Evangelutheran Church Sargeant Waltham Burwood Addition Ellis Water Tower Old Colony Raymonds Comferense Nielson Old Woodson

Keith Named Defense Counsel in Albert Lea Drug Case

A. M. (Sandy) Keith, former Minnesota Governor, will defend four Albert Lea residents Betty Heckes, Larry Morgan, Nancy McMullen, and Gerald Simonson on narcotics charges. Judge Grinley ordered preliminary hearings for December 18 with bonds at 500 dollars. a fifth defendant Michael Hanson also has a December 18 hearing.

A. M Sandy) Keith Minnesota St Albert Lea Keith Betty Heckes Larry Morgan Nancy McMullen Gerald Simonson A. K. Grinley Michael Hanson Freeborn County Sheriff's Dept

Park and Rec Activity Schedule Summary

The schedule lists facilities and times for pool, handball, table tennis and various sports. Activities include adult tennis at Ellis Junior High School, mixed volleyball at Nevela and Lincoln Schools, men’s volleyball and basketball at Whittier School, men’s and women’s city league volleyball at Southgate School, and basketball at Show Gymnasium with evening matches. Also noted are the Austin Swim Club at the high school pool on Thursdays and a series of evening matchups and club events in December.

Ellis Junior High Nevela Lincoln Whittier School Southgate The Jolly Ones Misfits Zodiacs No Nothings Six Shooters Luckies Lefty’s Bar Thorp Loan Moose Lodge Austin Liquor Culligan Soft Water Retterath Builders Big Bear Tempo Austin Swim Club

Toll hits 1000 in Minnesota 1968 highway deaths

Minnesota reports a record 1,000 highway fatalities for 1968 up from 912 last year and 983 in 1966. Vernon H. Buckler 49 of Spring Lake Park died in a two car crash in Mounds View. Steven Williams 19 and Volker Neumann 19 were treated for minor injuries. Merlin O Malley 42 of Hancock was killed when a stalled car was struck by a freight train. Bessie Bongart 77 of St Paul died from injuries in an accident near Cambridge Dec 4. her husband Joseph had died earlier.

St. Paul Vernon H. Buckler Spring Lake Park Mounds View Highway Patrol Steven Williams Twin Cities Volker Neumann Merlin O'Malley Hancork Westcentral O'Malley Norman Rock Clontarf Minn Great Northern Rook Bessie Bongart Cambridge Joseph

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. Olaf Hospital Charles Prunty 11Th St. Sw Michael Nolan Hayfield James Wiseman Austin Rt. 2 Gary Goudreau 12Th Ave Carl Diane Gay) Jech Lori Randall Harold Frederick Judith Smith Stella Hormel Company Reverend Morgan Patten Thomas L. Mark Memoriam Kjome Norman Krome AEA Penkava Emil Penkava Land O'Lakes Reports Mankato Harlan Meier DFL Labor Center Kenneth Kneeskern Ralph Plaisted North Pole Gamehaven Council Order of the Arrow Bethel Lutheran Church Arrow Gamehaven Saurday Heart Fund Art Anderson Grand Meadow Alvin Finhart Ostrander Charles Fox Anton Palmer Minnesota Heart Assn Lucille Lane Harry Spahn Marie Landherr W. A. Schrafel Santa Claus St. Ansgar Chamber of Commerce Science Chicago Albuquerque, N.M New Mexico St. Olaf Lutheran Church Arthur L. Swenson Harvey W. Johnson Warren L. Jorenby Harold E. Luecke O. J. Jovang KAUS Richard Westby Our Four Choirs Shaw Gymnasium Nemitz Continental Monticello Wilbert Vault Company of America Good Housekeeping Austin Funeral Directors Associated Press New York USDA York Erent Esbtedescese U.S Clinic Pharmacy Rogers N. Mein Oakwood Oakwood Cemetery
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