Holiday Weekend Traffic Brings 13 Crashes and $2260 in Damages
A three day holiday period produced 13 traffic accidents causing $2260 in damages and minor injuries to five people. Notable incidents include a Main Street bridge collision causing $550 in damage and a Water Street head on crash with injuries. Jensen pleaded guilty to drunk driving in Municipal Court. Several other fender benders and no serious injuries are listed with varying damages.
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Jon Nelson
Madison
Sarah Hightshoe
Lyman Lane
Gordon Jensen
McKinley
Donald Peterson
Lyle
Grace Kingsley
S. St. Paul
Main Street
Eddie H. Hightshoe
Floyd M. Nelson
Nelson Boy
Water Street
Hickory
Jensen
Peterson
Clarence Kingsley
Kenwood
Maple
Kingsley
Alfred D. Loewen
Mapleview
Raphael J. Skahan
Prospect
Baldwin
10Th
Eric L. Swancutt
Albert Lea
Skahan
Breeders Endorse Voluntary Brucellosis Plan in Mitchell County
Mitchell County Holstein Breeders Assn votes Friday to back the Voluntary Area Plan for brucellosis control in Mitchell County. The group also offers awards to 4-H members showing registered Holstein heifers for first time. Officers Art Gerlach, Lloyd Kronaman, Earl Gerlach, Alton Halvorson, and August Ehlke are reelected.
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ST. Ansgar
Iowa
Mitchell County Holstein Breeders Assn
Mitchell County
Art Gerlach
Lloyd Kronaman
Earl Gerlach
Alton Halvorson
August Ehlke
Contributions Rise to Aid Jeannie Gross
Contributions to Jeannie Gross fund continued with a $37 donation from Hormel plant workers in the sheep kill department. The fund supports the girl seriously burned in an accident.
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Jeannie Gross
Hormel
Sheep Kill Department
Soldier Edward Gerhart Jr Returns From Leave
1l c Edward T. Gerhart Jr. returns to his base after a 20 day leave spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Gerhart Sr at 1007 S River. He reports to 63d Bomb Sqdn 43d Bomb Wing at Davis Monathan AFB Tucson Arizona.
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Edward T. Gerhart Jr
Ed Gerhart Sr
S. River
Davis Monathan Afb
Tucson
Ariz
Local Man Treated for Wrist Injuries
Gilbert Houston of 602 Garfield is in fair condition at St. Olaf Hospital after treatment for cut wrists on both hands. He was taken there at 9 27 a.m. Monday following initial aid from an ambulance driver.
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Gilbert Houston
Garfield
St. Olaf Hospital
Breaks Into House and Makes Mess at Local Home
An uninvited guest damaged the Aran Boudreau residence at 212 Cedar River Dr on Monday. He entered the attic, removed old nailed photos, punched a wall, and wrecked items including a garden hose spray. Austin police are investigating.
Amplifier Causes Song Interruption at Wheeler Church
During Sunday morning worship at Wheeler Presbyterian Church an amplifying system crossed with a radio beam causing The Yellow Rose of Texas to boom from the loud speaker in the middle of the service.
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Omaha
Wheeler Presbyterian Church
Texas
Candy Box Missing From Austin Store
A 15 year old Austin girl reports a three pound box of Goggins candies vanished from Wallace's while she briefly left it unattended to pick up another gift. She bought the candy with money given by her minister for church work and asks the woman who took it by mistake to return it.
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Austin
Wallace’'s
Wallace
Vandals Damage La Bar School
A farmer near the rural La Bar School northeast of Corning found interior damage and a wrecked kitchenette. A window, door frame, and additional destruction were reported at the former Dist. 76 La Bar School, now consolidated with Blooming Prairie. Ole Benson noticed the open door as he passed by during Christmas break. The Mower County sheriff's office is investigating.
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Corning
Dist
la Bar
Ole Benson
Mower County
Three Dogs Held for Identification at City Pound
Three dogs are being held today for owner identification at the city pound. The animals include a brown and white short haired female four months old a black and white part-Shepherd male four months old and a black Cocker male. Several cats are also in custody.
Speech and Debate Privilege Cited in Congress Rule
The Constitution protects members from being questioned outside the House or Senate over official speeches or debates. This privilege blocks external inquiries and shields congressional deliberations from outside leverage.
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House
Adams High School Christmas Concert Highlights
Adams Minnesota music department staged a Christmas concert featuring a 70 voice mixed chorus, B band, high school quartet and Lions Octet. Soloists Warren Boe Sharon Wead Nick Klapperich Janet Osmundson and others performed with Karen Lunde at the piano under Nick Lagios and honorary director Vardon Young.
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Alphonse Krebsbach
Carl Winkels
P. J. Schneider
Herman Schmitz
Hans Schneider
Robert Schneider
Nick P. Lagios
Vardon J. Young
Karen Lunde
December snow cripples traffic in Mower County
The area endured one of the worst December tieups with up to 14 inches of snow in Austin. Community plans advanced for Ced ar Valley Conservation Club clubhouse with about 300 members. Cecilian Chorus sang at Rotary Club event.
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Mower County
Austin
Cedar Valley Conservation Club
Cecilian Chorus
Queen of Angels School
Rotary Club
Four Injured in Austin Area Car Collision
Four people were hurt two miles north of Austin on SAR 16 when a 1955 car driven by Mrs. Olive L. Taylor failed to negotiate a curve and struck a car driven by John E. Morris. Mrs. Morris and family received treatment and were released. Mrs. Taylor also suffered minor injuries. Vehicle damage was $500 for Taylor and $400 for Morris. Deputy Halstenson noted the intersection formed a V.
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Austin
Olive L. Taylor
Austin Rt. 1
John E. Morris
Superior
Wis
Carmen Halstenson
H. V. Morris
N. Kenwood
Taylor
Morris
Old Mill Road
Halstensen
Special Session of County Board December 13 1935
The Mower County Board met in special session at Austin Court House at 10:00 A. M. December 13 1935 with all members present. Petitions for school district realignments were heard and acted on including withdrawals denials and tablings. The board approved setting off land from District 87 to 90 Jr. and 90 Jr. for multiple landowners and continued several hearings to January 31 1956. Bids on diesel fuel were rejected and bids for county printing and other actions were authorized. The meeting adjourned sine die.
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Mower
Minnesota
Austin
Henry Schling
Milo D. Moree
H. O. Austinson
Robert Shaw
L. R. Decker
Graham R. Uzik
Shaw and Morse
Liord
Carol Larson
O'Cock P
Decker and
Morse
Dodge County
Mower County
Elmer R. Nace
Said
Said County
Herman
Oscar R. Ransom
Henry Schlichting
Graham R.uzlik
Shaw
Shaw and Decker
William D. Sucha
Morse and Shaw
Frederick Hansen
Tinson
Albert Hansen
Austingen and Decker
Shaw and
Church Unity Through Diversity In Park Forest
In Park Forest Illinois a single Protestant church fellowship unites over 50 denominations under one roof at Faith United. Minister Gerson S Engleman notes services adapt to member denominations with baptism and communion shared according to affiliation. The community center church seeks a new half million dollar building as Faith United remains highly enrolled and active.
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Park Forest, N
Gerson S. Engleman
Faith United Protestant Church
Engleman
Park Forest
Church Federation of Greater Chicago
North Illinois Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Faith United
Grace United Protestant Church
Con
Christmas Ring Restored To Honest Finders In Iowa
Mrs. Kenneth Goplerud of Ansgar Iowa recovered her diamond ring after it fell in the snow at Sterling Shopping Center during kitchen remodeling. An ad in the Austin Daily Herald led to a shopper Mrs Floyd Haugland finding the ring in the snow and returning it, with a grateful call from Mrs Goplerud's Air Force husband awaiting the news.
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Kenneth Goplerud
Austin Daily Herald
Floyd Haugland
Ash
Mrs. Goplerud
Air Force
Goplerud
Suomi College Founder Tied to Finnish American Legacy
Suomi College in Hancock Michigan stands as the sole U S college founded and funded by Americans of Finnish descent preserving a distinct Finnish American heritage within higher education.
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Suomi College
Hancock
Michigan
America
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