Deaths and notices from St Olaf Hospital Brownsdale Austin
Miss Margaret Mary Kirtz Brownsdale dies at home age 3 survived by brother Harold Kirtz Brownsdale and sisters in Santa Monica California Myrtle Creek Oregon Austin Faribault funeral at Our Lady of Loretto Brownsdale interment St Peter's Rose Creek Rosary at Mayer Funeral Home. Peter A Grande 107 1st Ave SW dies view funeral 1 30 Worlein with Rev Arthur Swenson Oakwood Cemetery. Services and calls at Worlein separate items describe 1908 1963 entries. 1963 obituaries for Helen Elizabeth Mielke wife of Andy E Anderson died December 15 at Winnebago Hospital survived by husband George Mielke sisters Julia Zirkler Leona Zirkler Rochester brothers Ernest Louis Austin William Security Colorado and others. Interment Grandview Austin. Kristian Olson Kopperud dies at 69 in St Olaf Hospital December 21 Norway origin 12 siblings. Otylia Spreckles Myhre Brownsdale born 1876 married Oliver J Myhre 1894 died December 16 at St Olaf Hospital survived by daughter Bertha Voss Austin son John D Myhre McAllen Texas sister Sophia Hagen Austin brother Dietrick Spreckles Siloam Springs Ark. Funeral at Faith EUB Church Oakwood Cemetery. Remembrances to families. Notes of thanks from Anderson Mielke Myhre Read Hall and others. Various legal and traffic notices list juvenile driving sanctions and suspensions.
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Margaret Mary Kirtz
Brownsdale
Harold Kirtz
Robert Joyce
Santa Monica
Calif
Darrell Hoffman
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Hilda Kirtz
John Jindra
Austin
Verna Kirtz
Faribault
Kirtz
Margaret Kirtz
Our Lady of Loretto Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Rose Creek
Mayer Funeral Home
Andy Anderson
Helen Elizabeth Mielke
Dexter, Minn
Emma
George Mielke
Dexter, Lyle
Winnebago
Dexter Public School
Bernard Zirkler
Julia
Clifford Zirkler
Leona
Rochester
Ernest
Louis
William
Security
Colo
Worlein
Gerald Peske
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Ole
Kristine Kopperud
Foaberg
Norway
America
Corning
Blooming Prairie
Lena Alland
Arthur
Agnethe Syverud
Magggnhild Erickson
Seattle
Wash. Iver
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Thor and
Ragna
Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church
Walter FE. N. Wahl
John
Bertha) Voss
John D. Myhre
McAllen
Texas
Sophia Hagen
Dietrick Spreeckles
Siloam Springs
Ark
Bertha
Anne
Katey
Herman
Faith Eub Church
Gordon Wendland
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Court dates set for multiple first hearings in 1st district cases
Edna Hall Jacobs Nursing Home staff honored. Judge Fred Vogel presides as Gordon Kruger of Austin Rt. 1 pleads innocent to a Highway Patrol charge with a trial at 9 am on Jan. 16. Myron and Nola Speer, formerly of Brownsdale now in Lebanon Missouri, plead innocent to sheriff’s charges with a trial at 9 am on Jan. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Kruger
Austin Rt. 1
Myron
Nola Speer
Lebanon
Brownsdale
Justice Court Docket From Blooming Prairie
J P Charles Ellis presided. Larry A Ford of Minneapolis forfeited $20 bail for following too close. Lester I Seertson of Blooming Prairie fined $25 for open bottle. Gerald A Butler of Blooming Prairie pled guilty to a La vonna Butler complaint and was fined $100 or 60 days in Steele County Jail and committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Charles Ellis
Blooming Prairie
Larry A. Ford
Minneapolis
Lester I. Seertson
Gerald A. Butler
Lavonna Butler
Steele County
Ambulance Runs Between St Olaf Hospital and Local Addresses
Ambulance movements recorded on Thursday at 2 12 p m from St Olaf Hospital to 1003 4rd St NW and again Friday at 4 5 am from 2104 2nd Ave SE to St Olaf Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
4Rd St. NW
2Nd Ave
Alarm at Alibi Inn Reports Vehicle Motor Fire
At 1 35 p m an alarm at the Alibi Inn 417 10th St NE cited a compressor motor overheating and smoking. Damage affected the motor and produced smoke in the building. Lt Olaf Hoff son of Mr and Mrs Chester Hoff 105 3rd St SE listed as medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alibi Inn
10Th St. NE
Olaf Joey Hoff
Chester Hoff
3Rd St. SE
NFO Reelects Holst to National Board
Victor Holst of Austin was reelected one of three national directors of the Minnesota National Farmers Organization at a Minneapolis meeting. He also leads the Mower County NFO chapter. George Matson was named organization chairman with Edward Kramer as vice president and Paul Peterson as secretary. Richard Ellis serves as treasurer. District presidents include Kramer, Matson, Girard, Grahn, Walters, and Ellis with other national directors Clarence Ewert and Oras Kanerva listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Holst
Austin
Minnesota National Farmers Organization
NFO
Minneapolis
Holst
Mower County
George Matson
Trimont
Edward Kramer
St. Charles
Paul Peterson
Olivia
Richard Ellis
Hibbing
Kramer
Matson
Les Girard
Loretto
Floyd Grahn
Willmar
Herbert Walters
Plummer
Ellis
Clarence Ewert
Mountain Lake
Oras Kanerva
Zim
Methodist College Students Honored at Austin Church Service
The First Methodist Church of Austin will recognize 51 college and seminary students, 26 at Austin Junior College and 25 at 12 colleges nationwide, during a Student Recognition Day service led by Rev. R. E. Rollin. Entries include readers and choir selections with Judy Finholdt and Richard Harrington leading prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church of Austin
Austin Junior College
Austin
United States
R. E. Rollin
Yule Fund Reaches Goal With Final Day Push
The Salvation Army in Austin surpassed its 3200 goal by 19.61 thanks to the Austin Shrine Oriental Band and a Friday street drive that yielded 811.41. On the campaign’s final day the Tree of Lights met its target at 4 pm after a late shortfall. Over 130 families received food baskets and gifts were distributed to rest home residents jail inmates and St Francis Hotel elders. The Tree of Lights committee led by R. E. Cook Lee A. Miller Graham Uzick and Major Alfred Gorton thanked the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Shrine Oriental Band
Salvation Army
St. Francis Hotel
R. E. Cook
Lee A. Miller
Graham Uzick
Alfred Gorton
People of
Austin
Senators Open and Close in Two-Second Pro Forma Session
The Senate convened and adjourned in two seconds to set up final passage of a $3 billion foreign aid bill and to enable Jan 7 adjournment. Presiding officer Sen. Lee Metcalf led a nearly empty chamber with Proxmire Morse and Kuchel present. no business was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thomas H. Kuchel
R Calif
Snowman Made in Florida
An AP Wirephoto shows a Miami snowman carved from ice shavings for a special occasion. The caption notes surprisingly mild weather as the girls pictured wear no coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Miami
Differences Between Christianity and Islam
The piece notes both faiths revere Old Testament prophets and hold belief in judgment and afterlife. It contrasts Islam as more secular with no priesthood and emphasis on a god of power, listing the five pillars as core duties for Muslims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Islam
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
Market prices and cattle hogs and sheep from Minneapolis and Chicago
USDA livestock and produce roundup from Minneapolis and Chicago markets shows cattle and calves listing mixed to lower prices. hogs down sharply in Chicago. sheep steady to strong with wooled lambs firm. Prices cover slaughter steers, heifers, cows, bulls, vealers, and various hog weights, plus dairy and produce notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St, Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Letter to Formosa Found in Newark Mail Rush
A letter sent from Seoul intended for Formosa turned up in Newark New Jersey. Postal clerk James Chin, who reads Chinese, noted the letter was addressed to Taipei. How it reached Newark during the Christmas mail rush remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
South Korea
Formosa
James Chin
Seoul
Taipei
Movies Had Bigness in 1963 but Perhaps Little Quality
AP writer lists top English language movies of 1963 noting big budgets and spectacle but uneven quality. Highlights include Tom Jones America America Lilies of the Field Hud How The West Was Won The Great Escape Charade The Ugly American with strong Brando performance. Irma La Douce Under the Yum Yum Tree and The Victors least favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
America
Elia Kazan
Land of Promise
Sidney Poitier
Cleopatra
Cary Grant
U.S
Marlon Brando
Lamon Bids Farewell. Kiwanis Club Sees New Leader
Outgoing Kiwanis president Harold Lamon delivered a brief farewell at Thursday noon’s luncheon at Red Cedar Inn. He will hand the gavel to Raymond Ontley next Thursday. Ray M. Wescott urged Kiwanis volunteers to back Snowflake Festival activities and to staff coffee and cocoa at Community Park Bandshell where the parade ends. Led by S. L. Coombe, members rehearsed New Year’s Eve songs with Wilbur Sayles on accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lamon
Kiwanis Club
Red Cedar Inn
Lamon
Raymond Ontley
Ray M. Wescott
Community Park
S. L. Coombe
Wilbur Sayles
Mrs Maytag Dies at Newton Iowa
Mrs E H Maytag aged 80 died in a Newton hospital after illness. She was the widow of a former Maytag Co president, maker of washing machines. Her son Fred Maytag II, who became president in 1940, died in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
E. H. Maytag
Artist Marques Reitzel Dies in San Jose at 67
San Jose California artist and former head of the San Jose State College art department Marques Reitzel died Christmas morning after a long illness at age 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose, Calif
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19Th St. NE
Dee
Ellsworth Uiland
Jose Cubero
2Nd Ave. NW
Grande
Peter A. Grande
1St Ave
Worlein Funeral Home
Arthur L. Swenson
Kristian Kopperud
Kristian Olson Kopperud
Otylia S. Myhre
Otylia Spreckles Myhre Was
Anna and
Dietrick Spreckles
Oliver J. Myhre
Christgau Grammar School
Lyle
6Th Ave
Elkton
Alexandria
Paynesville
Merwin Read Jr
Grand Meadow
Hall
Paul Kimball
James Overton
Oakland Ave. W
Douglas Glynn
Jan Paul Christensen
9Th Ave
Harley Schocker
5Th Ave. NW
LeRoy Edward Smith
Carl Francis Swenson
Austin Rt. 2
Robert Ray Krueger
4Th Ave. NE
Carless
Leo Brookhart Twiggs
2Nd St. SW
Galen Lee Williamson
2Nd St. NE
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Edna Hall Jacobs Nursing Home
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Darren LeBarron
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Connie Newlin
Lois Ganfield
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