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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1964

Page

9

Wives Guests of Kiwanian Christmas Luncheon

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Dr. and Mrs. William G. Law and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson attended a Kiwanis luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Husbands pinned corsages on wives as Christ mas carols were led by Dr. R L Downing with Wilbur Sayles on accordion. Dr. Law spoke on Christmas urging daily life to reflect its true meaning while President Ray Ondov received a CARE package for the Salvation Army.

Carl Anderson William G. Law Leon Johnson Holiday Inn R. L. Downing Wilbur Sayles Law Ray Ondov The Salvation Army

AJC Costs Exceed Original Budget by Forty Three Thousand

The Austin School Board and college leaders approved final preliminary plans for the Junior College noting costs total about 2 013 099 with 43 000 over the 1 970 000 bond authorized. Mechanical costs rise 66 000 from expectations and six general construction and one mechanical deduct alternates total 87 586.

AJC Austin School Board R. J. Meland Eugene LaVine Curt Green Hammel Green and Abrahamson St. Paul Green

Austin geologist to lead five week Earth Science Institute

Dr. Richard W. Rush, formerly of Austin, will direct a five week Earth Science Summer Institute for 50 high school teachers from across the nation. The NSF grants $43,020 to Arizona State College Flagstaff to sponsor the program with prominent geologists including Dr. Fred Bullard and Dr. Stanley Beus joining the faculty.

R. Rush Austin Earth Science Institute Richard W. Rush National Science Foundation Arizona State College Flagstaff Rush Fred Bullard University of Texas Allen Tester State University of Iowa Iowa City Murray Miller Port Arthur Ont Utah Arizona South America Stanley Beus Museum of Northern Arizona James Rush Florence Fred Rayman 1St Drive USC Iowa State U.S. Steel and Standard Oil Co N. J U.S. Venezuela Arctic Meteor Crater Oak Creek Canyon Sunset Crater San Francisco Peaks Grand Canyon Flagstaff Area

Midtown Group Names 1965 Committee Heads

Midtown Association announces 1965 committee heads with co chairmen and members across six panels including Retail Property Owners Redevelopment Taxes Streets and Public Transportation Parking Membership and Finance. Notables include Andy Mayday as president and numerous local business and civic names.

Midtown Association Andy Mayday Bud Thompson Robert Wolf Woody Wilson Paul Kennedy Bob McShane Harry Smith Howard Nepp Ruben Ellinghysen Archie Lane Leon Robbins Earl White Bruce Rabine Clarence Lillquist Toni Tomhave Bliss Cleveland Jr William Bauer Robert Anderson Dorothy Addington Richard Vantwol Milt

Christmas Program At Otranto School Directed

Otranto Iowa held its annual Christmas program Monday night in the school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Sadie Owen.

Otranto Iowa Otranto School Sadie Owen

Who Will Own the Ellis Swimming Pool Project

Ham mel Green and Abrahamson with Austin Junior College Architects met the School Park and Recreation Board to study a possible indoor outdoor Ellis pool. City Attorney advised legal ownership issues, prompting talks with Beards’ attorneys after holidays. Architects cited cost factors. state college board consultant estimated about 250000 dollars for an indoor pool. Swimming coach Higgins set minimum dimensions at 44 by 75 feet and at least 7500 square feet for the site. Park Board and school representatives attended, outlining roles and space needs.

Hammel Green State Junior College Board Albert Higgins Park Board Burrough John Sperry Dennis Deneen Sr Higgins William Hartman Ardell Nemitz James Huntting Jr

Young leukemia patient Joey Houff faces another holiday

Three year old Joey Houff son of Chester and Mrs. Houff of 105 3rd St SE endures leukemia treatment and recurring relapses. Doctors gave 2 to 10 months after Christmas last year. He endures hospitalizations and weekly Rochester trips with illness and fevers, hoping for a cure. Santa visits offer brief cheer amid a guarded, constrained life.

Rochester Joey Houff Chester Houff 3Rd St. SE Joey Santa Claus

VA Reminds Vets to File Income Form

Approximately 28,359 disabled veterans and 15,733 dependents of deceased veterans in Minnesota receiving monthly pensions are urged to report annual income to the Veterans Administration to avoid payment stoppage. John R. Murphy of the VA Center in St. Paul said mailed punched cards require the income report. Pensions cease if income exceeds the legal limit. dependents on dependency and indemnity compensation also must report income.

Minnesota Veterans Administration John R. Murphy VA Center St. Paul Murphy

Knights Templar to Hold Christmas Service at Masonic Hall

Yale Service Knights Templar plan a traditional Christmas ceremony described as colorful and impressive to be conducted at Masonic Hall at 11 a.m. Friday.

Knights Templar Masonic Hall

Valley Man Celebrates 90th Birthday in Spring Valley

Henry C. Kruegel, born 1874 in Forrestville Township, marked his 90th Christmas Eve birthday and his 56th year in the Millwork business with an open house for about 100 friends. He still works several hours daily, gluing chairs, and is currently making balcony signs for Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Kruegel lives with his son Leo after his wife died in the 1942 flood, and he remains a charter member of the church.

Spring Valley Minn Henry C. Kruegel Forrestville Township School House Hill Park St Kruegel Our Savior's Lutheran Church Leo R. G Minneapolis Augusta Grand Meadow

Linda Eisterhold Wins Cocker Spaniel Puppy Prize

Linda Eisterhold daughter of Herman and Mrs Eisterhold Austin Route 1 wins an eight week old AKC registered Cocker Spaniel after a drawing at the Dime N Dollar store. She was among about 3000 registrants at the event spending Christmas in the Twin Cities.

Linda Eisterhold Herman Eisterhold Austin Rt. 1 Twin Cities Linda American Kennel Club

Prisoners get two day Christmas time off

The county will grant two day leaves to inmates serving misdemeanor sentences with noon Thursday release and return by noon Saturday. Felony inmates stay jailed. Sheriff Lindahl allows visitor gifts after inspection to prevent tools for escape.

Fred G. Vogel Doyle Lindahl Sheriff's Department

Hard Luck Hits Former Dexterites

The Robert Stevenson family of Dexter Minnesota, once cafe operators, faced multiple serious accidents. Robert Stevenson, farming near Hancock, was caught in a silage loader last Saturday, breaking both legs and tearing a thumb. Son Elmer, 22, suffered multiple broken bones when a cream can fell on him on December 16. Ralph, 6, was run over by a tractor in September but is recovering. Mrs Stevenson is the daughter of Susie Windedal. Stevenson brothers Ben and Kenneth live in Iowa and Minnesota respectively.

Robert Stevenson Dexter Minn Stevenson Hancock Morris Elmer Ralph Susie Windedal 4Th Ave Ben Riceville Iowa Kenneth Lime Springs

FFA Gifts Push Kettle Fund Past Goal in Austin

Christmas dinners for 140 needy families were secured as the Kettle Fund surpassed its $3,200 quota with a $28.50 FFA gift, bringing totals to $3,269 as more donations arrived. Major Alvin Gorton stated the support would aid holiday cheer in Austin as the sixth Christmas party drew 200 children at the Citadel.

FFA Alvin Gorton Austin the Citadel

Students Earn Winona Degrees

Five Austin and area students completed their B S degree requirements at Winona State College and will receive their degrees at June Commencement. They are Thomas Dean Zitnak, 1306 21st St. SW, John Patrick Curtin and Regina Robinson, Blooming Prairie, Patricia Lee Anderson, Spring Valley, and Wayne Paul Reingans, LeRoy.

Austin and Area Winona State College Thomas Dean Zitnak 21St St John Patrick Curtin Regina Robinson Blooming Prairie Patricia Lee Anderson Spring Valley Wayne Paul Rheingans LeRoy

Christmas Spirit Donation Stamp of Troop 110

Major Alfred Gorton head of the Austin Salvation Army Citadel received over four cans of food at a Boy Scout Troop 110 meeting sponsored by First Methodist Church. Star Scout Dave Nelson presented the donation to Maj Gorton and Wes Swensen praised the troop and Scoutmaster Elliot Larsen.

Alfred Gorton Austin Salvation Army Citadel First Methodist Church Dave Nelson Elliot Lareson Maj Gorton Wes Swensen

Austin Employment Office approves area training survey

The Advisory Committee to the Austin office of the State Employment Service approves a survey to determine need for training in stenography bookkeeping and the printing trades under the Manpower Development and Training Act. The survey will be conducted by the Austin State Employment Office and the Austin Area Vocational School.

Austin Office The State Employment Service Austin Area Manpower Development and Training Act Austin State Employment Office Austin Area Vocational School Employment Office Area Vocational School P. J. Hol Robert Shaw Fayette Sherman Joseph J. Schmidt Rollo Sissell Ardell Nemitz Donald Hasbargen Morton A. Carney Harold M. Olson Rochester Federal Bureau of Apprenticeship A. M. Reed Austin Possi Employment Service Minnesota

Architectural Barriers Turn Inns into Closed Doors at Christmas

The piece argues churches and public buildings block access for the disabled and elderly through stairs and narrow entrances. It cites a Minnesota survey showing only 1 percent of public spaces studied were accessible, urging open doors and inclusive worship during Christmas.

The Minnesota Society For

City Pound Lists Black Cocker Cross Dog for Identification

Harlan Meier city pound master lists a small black female dog of part Cocker mix for identification today. The animal is being held at the city animal shelter.

Harlan Meier City Animal Shelter

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Midge Blaser Ith St Chris Sage 5Th Ave Barbara Duren 1St Ave Martha Keefe 6Th Ave Tom Belton Park and Recreation Dept Dr. Rush Columbia University American Institute of Professional Geologists ASC Sumner County Welfare Department Harold F. Mickelson John Schauls Dick Stephenson Bruce Cassen Steve Koch Ellis Swimming Pool Ellis Junior High School Warren Strandell Herald Yale Service Valley Man Kettle Fund Winona
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