Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics from St Olaf Hospital and outside Austin area list births. At St Olaf Hospital new arrivals include a daughter for Calvin and wife at 1002 4th St SW born Dec 30, a daughter to Arlin and wife at 1715 2nd St NE born Dec, a son to Gordon Hiel man at Blooming Prairie Rt 1 born Dec 30, and a daughter to Byron Crippin at 1907 4th Ave SW born Dec 31. Outside Austin in LeRoy twin sons to Jerry L Bertsch and wife born Dec 29, and a daughter to Carl Saterdal at Glenville Rt 2 born Dec 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Calvin Heydt
4Th St. SW
Arlin Schultz
2Nd St. NE
Gordon Hielman
Blooming Prairie
Byron Crippin
4Th Ave
Edward Schultz
Edward Charles Schultz
Ludwig
Caroline Schultz
Bristol, Minn
Lime Springs
Osage
Iowa
Austin
Erma Molstad
4Th St
American Legion
Mark Paulson
Fred O. Paulson
91Th St
Bert Draager
Stewartville
Norman Tesdahl
16Th Ave
Stanford Knox
9Th Ave
Gerald Brandt
Rose Creek
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
John Prestegard
LeRoy
Marriage Licenses and Memorial Thanks Thank You Notes
Marriage licenses issued to Larry Charles Dybevik and Frances Kay Dankert. Expressions of gratitude from Mrs. Jennie Rietveld and family, Mrs. Henry Stahl Nelson, and Bernard C. Nelson for support during hospital stays. In loving memory of William F. Ashton who died January 1, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Charles Dybevik
15Th Ave
Frances Kay Dankert
10Th St. NW
BSA Troop 109 Holds Honor Court Event
Boy Scout Troop 109 tied to Westminster Presbyterian Church held a Court of Honor. Duane Foster and Edmund Smock presented Tenderfoot and Second class badges to a group led by Robert Grundy and Steven Sand with Robert MacLaren as patrol leader. Life Scout Robert Anderson received a Livesaving Badge along with Gregory Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BSA Troop 109
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Duane Foster
Edmund Smock
William Grundy
Roy Earl
Bruce Manning
Kelly Hays
Bruce Hannem
Dwight Sandell
Robert Grundy
Steven Sand
Robert MacLaren
Robert Anderson
Gregory Manning
Witherspoons Take Jailer Roles in Hopkinsville Race
In Hopkinsville Kentucky Mary Thomas Witherspoon Wilkins named city jailer succeeding her late husband. Her son Joe age 22 becomes deputy. Sister Sue Witherspoon is Christian County jailer of six years. Father Abner Witherspoon served as county jailer ten years and deputy four. Brother Mack Witherspoon previously held the county office for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Witherspoon
Mary Thomas Witherspoon Wilkins
Joe
Wilkins
Sue Witherspoon
Christian County
Abner Witherspoon
Mack Witherspoon
Post Office Mimics Self Serve on Concrete Island
The first self service post office in Wheaton Maryland operates 24 hours at window prices. An unmanned plywood unit in a suburban shopping center offers stamp envelopes postcards and coin change with a scale for parcels up to 50 pounds and parcel post instructions. Gronouski expects annual revenue of seventy one thousand dollars as the pilot expands nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Gronouski
Wheaton
Mississippi
U.S. Post Office
Gronouski
Drive-In Boom Faces Competition and Leadership Changes
Drive-in franchising head M R Kay says rising popularity and population aid new ventures but intensifying competition requires strong business sense. Milwaukee Road names J T Taussig secretary effective Jan 1 with J J Roche retiring. Gertrude E Pottinger named assistant secretary in Chicago. Jim Pearson becomes Mall Shoe Center manager in Austin, married with three children. Des Moines SAVINGS up 10.6 percent in November with $15.27 million gain for 61 members. William G Belous named registered representative of Waddell & Reed. project engineer at Geo A Hormel Co and Minnesota U alums. Roman B Wilhelmi named Snack Bar distributor for Snack Bar of Southern Minnesota offering on-site Snack Packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Kay
Henry's Drive-In, Inc
Chicago
Kay
The
Milwaukee Road
J. T. Taussig
J. J. Roche
Gertrude E. Pottinger
William G. Belous
E. Oakland Ave
Waddell & Reed, Inc
United Funds Group of Mutual Funds
Kansas City
Belous
Geo. A. Hormel Co
University of Minnesota
Austin Area Servicemen and Navy Inductees
A batch of notes lists William Jon Block stationed at the Naval Reconnaissance Technical Support Center in Washington DC, his wife Karen Waldee joining him in January with daughter Robin, plus George Shotliff and John J. Bawek from Stacyville Iowa with Army induction and Sailor of the Quarter commendation, respectively. Also Pvt Harold Rohne completed eight weeks at Fort Gordon, Ga. in military police training. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) A New Year’s resolution suggestion urges American wives to stop murdering their husbands and to reduce fat and smoking, per Dr Paul W Willis III of the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jon Block
Cliff Block
4Th Ave
Naval Reconnaissance Technical Support Center
Washington, D. C
Karen Waldee
Robin
Washington
John J. Bawek
Anton Bawek
Stacyville
Iowa
Naval Forces
Marianas
Guam
Marian Islands
Bawek
Harold O. Rohne
Melvin J. Rohne
Lyle Rt. 2
Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Rohne
Army
Lyle Public High School
Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul W. Willis III
University of Michigan
Livestock market reports and grain prices from Minneapolis and Chicago
Market results show cattle, calves and hogs with mixed to weak demand at South St. Paul and Chicago. Receipts tallied with gains in cattle and calves nationally while hogs and sheep faced varied price movements amid complex wholesale grain and dairy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
ST. Paul Livestock South
Chicago
Stocks plunge as mixed prices parade on American Exchange
At 1 p.m. on the American Exchange, a broad mix of securities show varied fractional gains and losses. Major names include AT T, Chrysler, Ford Motor, General Electric, and US Steel with percentage swings listed alongside dozens of others.
Final registration for Junior College Winter Quarter extended
Final registration for Junior College Winter Quarter Extended Day Classes will begin at 7 p.m. Monday in the College Library correcting a misprint of 1 p.m. in the Herald. The Y's Men and U's Monettes will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Holiday Inn with Oscar Haddorff speaking after a Smorgasbord dinner. Joe Morse of Dakota, Minn. reports his voter registration drive has reached about half the Negroes he prepared for the test, not 50 percent of eligible Negro voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U's
Holiday Inn
Oscar Haddorff
Joe Morse
Dakota, Minn
Swift & Co. Earnings Climb 47 Percent in Fiscal Year
Swift and Co reports net earnings of 25,103,385 for the year ending Oct. 31, up 7,991,955 from the prior year, or 47 percent. Earnings per share are 4.18 vs 2.85, with sales totaling 2,610,056,365. The rise stems from higher division profits and better beef and veal operations as programs to boost efficiency pay off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Swift
Veterinarian Takes Osage Practice as Baum Leaves
Dr. Robert Pennington and his family moved to Osage this week to take over the local veterinary practice from Dr. Richard Baum who is relocating to Purdue Indiana to work as an extension veterinarian. Dr. Baum practiced in Osage for the past 90 years. Pennington, a June 1962 Iowa State University graduate, previously worked in Des Moines and Monroe Iowa before moving to Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Iowa
Robert Pennington
Richard Baum
Purdue Ind
Indiana
Baum
Pennington
Iowa State University
Des Moines
Monroe
Japan Says It Will Stand Beside U.S. in 1965
Premier Eisaku Sato assured The Associated Press that Japan will closely support the United States in 1965 amid threats from China and other Asian powers. He noted calm reactions to a Chinese nuclear device test and reaffirmed the U.S.-Japan security treaty extending to 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Eisaku Sato
The
Associated Press
China
Sato
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Minnesotans Begin Tourist Training Program
A 25 Minnesotans tourist facilities training program will start January 6 in St. Paul under Gov. Karl Rolvaag. Funded by a $40 331 federal grant, the six month course covers public relations safety conservation state park regulations budgets personnel policies and maintenance. The first three months are classroom sessions at Fort Snelling State Park with the last three months on the job at various parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Fort Snelling State Park
Department of Conservation
Community Christmas thanks from hospital staff
Management expresses gratitude to every organization and individual who contributed to residents and patients' enjoyment of the Christmas season. They believe each person helped others enjoy their own Christmas a little more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Retirement Home
Gray Ladies
Apples Wood Lost in GN Wreck
In Litchfield Minnesota a derailment on the Great Northern Freight line near Grove City caused at least five carloads of apples and lumber to burn. Thirty six cars derailed after a coupling broke and the ensuing fire started by coal heaters drew spectators. Tracks will not be cleared for about 48 hours with passenger trains rerouted via St. Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield, Minn
Great Northern
Here
Grove City
St. Cloud
Duluth Doctor Named to State Advisory Board
Gov. Rolvaag appointed Dr. John Haavik of Duluth to the Advisory Board on Handicapped Gifted and Exceptional Children, replacing Dr. Donald Muhich of Virginia who resigned. Reappointments were Probate Judge Philip Anderson of Crookston, Dr. James Delano of Rochester, and I. V. Johnson of South St. Paul, all serving until 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Karl Rolvaag
John Haavik
Duluth
Donald F. Muhich
Virginia
Philip Anderson
Crookston
James Delano
Rochester
I. V. Johnson
South St. Paul
Family of three dies during holidays in Louisville
Alban J. Ross died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve in his apartment. His sister Gertrude Bauer collapsed and died upon arrival. Their 90-year-old mother Mary Jo Bell Ross died days later after a fall and hip fracture in a Louisville hospital.
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Louisville
Alban J. Ross
Gertrude Bauer
Mary Jo Bell Ross
White Earth Man Sentenced to Three Years in Auto Death
Leonard Dakota, 33, of White Earth, received a three year term for criminal negligence in the October 27 fatal crash on U S 59 north of Detroit Lakes. Joseph Jackson, 34, also of White Earth, died in the collision involving a car Dakota was driving and a truck. District Judge Rol E Barron imposed the sentence in Wadena Minnesota.
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Wadena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry L. Bertsch
Carl Saterdal
Glenville
Peterson
Jennie Rietveld
Irene
Betty
Jackie
Cornielus Rietveld
Thomas Rietveld
Nelson
Moose
Bernard C. Nelson
Memoriam
Gena Gilbertson
5Th Ave
Olive Schumacher
Helen Snell
Harold Clifford
Marie Lehman
Norway
Martha Stanbro
Floyd
Vera) Stover
Marshalltown
Thomas
Lois) Felper
Riceville
Herman
Irma) Sternberg
Stanbro
First Baptist Church
Donald Lundborg
Martz Funeral Home
Fred G. Vogel
Bernell Nelson
11Th Ave
Edward J. Stark
Lyle
Myrtle M. Jacobson
10Th Ave
Witherspoons
Milwaukee
Jim Pearson
Mall
Jim
Frances
S & L Savings UP
Minnesota
Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines
Savings and Loan Associations
Mervin B. Felty
Brownsdale
Quincy, Ill
Moorman Co
Roman B. Wilhelmi
Snack Bar
George Shotliff
U. S. Army
Visitation
Luella Shotliff
Du-All Sales and Service
Minneapolis
William J. Block
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Produce
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
NEW York Poultry
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Geo. . Hormel & Co
U. S
Weeee Ovcccveesess AG
Jns & L
Amrada
Lrid
M&f
Mp Hon
Mn MM
At&t
Mn & Ont
Am Tb
Mn P&l
Ancha
Mon Dak
Armc
Cn Cl
Pird
CnoCan
RCA
Deere
Douglas
Rex Drug
Dow
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brads
Gen Mot
St Oil Cal
Gen Tel
St Oil
Ind
Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swit & Co
Goodyear
Texaco
Gould Eat
Texas Ings
Pac
el Atti, S
US Steel
American Exchange
Spring Valley
Minn
Grace Eub
UCC
Olivet Eub
Robbinsdale
Dalton Bauer
Arlynn Bestor
Bonnie Jean Bestor
Deanna Sack
Delores Koehke
Carol Ahern
Teresa Schmidt
Carolyn Erion
Merry Lundby
America
the Lutheran Retirement Home
Austin Daily Herald
Auto Club
N. Main St
Landherr’s
Ays
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