Vital statistics and obituaries from St Olaf area
List of birth notices from St Olaf Hospital and obituaries for Elmer H. Viall James N. Lang Mrs Martin Verdoorn Henry DeBoer Anna Hanson and others with survivors and funeral details. Cemeteries listed include Spring Valley London Gilman Ashton and locations Rochester Spencer Fountain Dexter. Memorials preferred for Viall. Funeral arrangements span Minnesota Iowa and California connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Verdoorn
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Joseph Verdoorn
Rose Creek
Harvey J. Verdoorn
Spencer
Iowa
Wilbur
Martha) Vaas
Adams
Esse Verdoorn
Henry VanMaren
Camas
Wash
Holland
Ashton
Obituary: Gladys Carmack 1909 1966 Austin Iowa Minn
Gladys Lucille Carmack born August 1 1909 in Washington Iowa daughter of Fred Carpenter and Stella Knotts moved with family to Blooming Prairie 1921 married Frank Carmack August 25 1928 in Owatonna Minnesota lived Austin 19 years died December 5 1966 in Rochester Survived by husband son Franklin eight daughters and multiple siblings Funeral service December 9 at Worle funeral home interment Grand View Memorial Gardens Plant and family notices followZum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Carmack
Gladys Lucille Carmack
Washington
Iowa
Fred Carpenter
Stella Knotts
Nebraska
Blooming Prairie
Frank Carmack
Owatonna
Minn
Austin
13Th Ave
Carmack
Horm
Rochester
Frank
Franklin Carmack
Irene Waletzki
Leland
Ardell) Larson
Brady
Mont
Dennis
Marlynn) Wytaske
Babbitt
Donald
Cleo) Barnett
James
June
Betterath
Abel
Janet) Davis
Sacramento
Calif
Michael
Shirley) Dowd
Diane Richards
Harry Teepel
William H. Smith
Jessie de Moss
Shirley Houff
Worle In
Joe Matt
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Grand Meadow Masons Install New Officers
Grand Meadow Minnesota. The Grand Meadow chapter of The Order of Masons held installation of officers last week. Bert Myhre Dexter was installing officer. Miner Thorneau Spring Valley is worshipful master. Franklin Stephenson Dexter senior warden. Robert Roberts Elkton junior warden. George Reppe Rochester treasurer. Ralph Hoppin Grand Meadow secretary. Darwin Steinberg Grand Meadow senior deacon. Darwin Durhman Grand Meadow junior deacon. Douglas Seavey Grand Meadow senior steward. O K Blanchard Grand Meadow junior steward. Harry Busell Grand Meadow tiler. David Goodsell Spring Valley chaplain. William Spear Elkton marshal.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Order of Masons
Bert Myhre
Dexter
Miner Thorneau
Spring Valley
Franklin Stephenson
Robert Roberts
Elkton
George Reppe
Rochester
Ralph Hoppin
Darwin Steinberg
Darwin Durhman
Douglas Seavey
O. K. Blanchard
Harry Busell
David Goodsell
William Spear
Marshall
Parachute Club at Fort Leonard Wood Draws RAAF Personnel
Sp 4 Richard M. DeMets, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice De Mets, is a member of the Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Sports Parachute Club. The club, sponsored by the 2d Brigade Combat Team under Col Robert M. Piper, offers skydiving open to all military personnel. Maj Roland Dutton serves as senior advisor and 1st Lt Monte L. Wolff as action officer.
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Richard M. DeMets
Maurice DeMets
3Rd Ave
Fort Leonard Wood
Parachute Club
2D Bct Brigade
Robert M. Piper
de Mets
Maj
Roland Dutton
Monte L. Wolff
Stacyville Foresters Name New Secretary
Stacyville Iowa Wilfred Theobald has accepted the office of financial secretary of St Mary's Court 944 Catholic Order of Foresters. Ralph Beland resigned after 10 years in the post. Wilfred Koenigs was elected to fill one year as trustee of the unexpired term of Beland. The meeting said farewell as Beland moves to Detroit Michigan.
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Stacyville
Iowa
Wilfred Theobald
St. Mary’s Court
Order of Foresters
Ralph Beland
Wilfred Koenigs
Theobald
Beland
Detroit
Mich
Forester
Mason City Man Takes Welfare Post
Donald Kasser of Mason City was appointed Friday as director of the Scott County Social Welfare Dept. He will be paid $8,900 yearly and succeeds Emma Jean Williams who resigned last August. Kasser, a Coe College graduate, is married with two children and has worked with the State Welfare system.
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Davenport
Iowa
Donald Kasser
Mason City
Scott County Social Welfare Dept
Kasser
Emma Jean Williams
State Welfare Dept
Coe College
Austin Council to Meet Tuesday on Sidewalk Easements
Austin councilmen will hold their first 2024 meeting Tuesday evening to consider resolutions accepting sidewalk easements on property owned by Cletus J. Simon George N Hoban and John Schirmang.
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Austin
Cletus J. Simon
George N. Hoban
John Schirmang
Judge Gillis to Swap Benches In Family Court Switch
Detroit reporters note that Recorder's Court will swap judges next Tuesday as Judge Joe Gillis retires after 35 years and his son Joe Gillis Jr. succeeds him. The elder says the exchange is symbolic with a literal key handoff.
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Detroit
Recorder's Court
Joe Gillis
Joe Gillis Jr
Gillis
London Gallery Faces Largest Theft After Eight Paintings Stolen
Thieves raided Dulwich Art Gallery during year end holidays stealing eight paintings including three Rembrandts and three Rubens valued 1.0 to 1.5 million pounds. Elsheimer and Gerrard Dou works also missing. Police suspect a small man wormed through a door hole to cut paintings from frames.
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London
Dulwich Art Gallery
Elsheimer
Gerrard Dou
Dulwich College
St. Barbara
Susannah
Edward Alleyn
Britain
Abundance of Red Meats to Continue in 1967 Says Haynie
Roscoe Haynie, chairman of the American Meat Institute, predicts meat production in 1967 will be about 31.7 billion pounds, slightly down from 1966, with per capita consumption totaling about 165 pounds. He notes 1967 will be the third highest production year on record and cites improved efficiency and processing utilization as key to profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Haynie
American Meat Institute
Meat Packing Industry
Haynie
Wilson & Co., Inc
Grain and beef futures move amid mixed prices in Minneapolis and Chicago
The report shows cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats with assorted basis bids and discounts across grades and origins. Beef futures in Chicago edge higher with Feb, Apr and Jun contracts trading up, led by live cattle market strength.
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Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Ships Race to Aid Liberian Freighter Crew
Three rescue vessels battled 22 foot swells and 35 knot winds to reach the Liberian freighter carrying 29 Greek crewmen. The distressed ship Georgia warned it might sink and abandon ship, while the freighter slowly regained some steam, moving about four knots.
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New York
Coast Guard
S.S. Georgia
Pub Owner Pours Out Beer Before Ros e and Crown Tear Down
In Watford England Rose and Crown pub manager George Dodds poured nearly 200 pints down a drain after learning the pub would be torn down next week for a store. He found 800 pints in tapped barrels and urged customers to drink the rest before demolition. They drank just over 600 pints.
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Watford
England
Rose and Crown
George Dodds
Dodds
Middlebury College Purchases Frost Farm in Ripton
Middlebury College bought the 150 acre Ripton Vermont farm once home to poet Robert Frost for two years. An anonymous gift funded the purchase and the college will establish a memorial there honoring Frost.
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Middlebury, Vt
Ripton
Robert Frost
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Theater group protests Cardinal Spellman over Vietnam war
Eight members of the Bread and Puppet Theater Group in black hoods picketed St Patrick's Cathedral in New York to denounce Cardinal Spellman's Vietnam war remarks. A white doll splattered with red paint was left on steps as a symbol of civilian suffering, with placards naming biblical figures. No incidents were reported.
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New York
St. Patrick’'s
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
Vietnam
United States
Peter Shhumann
Bread and Puppet Theater Group
Joseph, the
Three Kings
the Shepherds
Mary
St Olaf Receives NSF Grant for Economics Summer Program
The National Science Foundation awards 9920 to St Olaf College Northfield for a five week Economics training program in summer 1967. Dr Frank Gery leads the program aiding 35 high school juniors and seniors with tuition and partial living costs. Nominations will be nationwide this year.
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National Science Foundation
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Frank Gery
St. Olaf Economics
St. Olaf
NSF
Gery
Louis W. and Maud Hill Family Foundation
St. Paul
Lassiter Defends World Pocket Billiard Title
Luther Lassiter defended his World Pocket Billiard championship by defeating Cicero Murphy 150-101 in the final match. Lassiter pocketed 1,500 balls to Murphy's 1,435 in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther Lassiter
Cicero Murphy
Lassiter
Murphy
Military service notices for Gilbertson Erklich Bednar and Westing
Army private Dean R Gilbertson and private Thomas J Erklich complete training at Fort Devens and Fort Lee respectively. Marine corporal Dennis D Bednar returns from Christmas leave to Camp Lejeune with new assignment. Air Force technical sergeant Manley F Westing promoted. stationed Moron Air Base Spain with NATO linkups.
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Dennis D. Bednar
Camp
Manley FE. Westing
Martin L. Westing
Blooming Prairie
Minn
U.S. Air Force
Sgt
Westing
Moron AB
Moron
Spain
Europe
America
NATO
Ellendale High School
Air Force
Shirley
Harold M. Dahl
Missouri Valley Teams Sweep Holiday Tournaments
Louisville defeats Princeton 72 to 63 to win the Quaker City Crown in Philadelphia while Bradley beats Utah 64 to 62 to claim the Sugar Bowl crown in New Orleans.
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Missouri Valley
Louisville
Philadelphia
Princeton
Bradley
New Orleans
Utah
Navy chaplain brings tragic news of Marine son’s death
In Albuquerque, Daniel W. Davis learned his son Marine Pfc. Edward D. Davis, 19, was killed in Vietnam when a roadside explosive device near Quant Tri wounded him. The father had believed the chaplain would discuss emergency leave after his wife Katherine Elizabeth Davis died hours earlier. Edward had been in Vietnam two months.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Daniel W. Davis
Pfc
Edward D. Davis
Vietnam
Davis
Katherine Elizabeth Davis
Quant Tri
Policeman Arrests Son on Dope Charge in Falls Township
Police Sgt. Joseph Ruski signed a complaint against his son Michael 19 after a narcotics investigation. The 13 year Falls Township veteran said it broke his heart and urged help for those using drugs.
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Tullytown
Joseph Ruski
Ruski
Falls Township
Michael
Venezuelan Troops Find Arms and Plots at Central University
Venezuelan officials reported that troops occupying the Central University of Venezuela found many weapons and an assassination list of National Guard officers. Filmed plans to blow up oil pipelines and attack police cars were also seized. weapons traced to the United States, Czechoslovakia, and Belgium. Police continued campus searches as arrests, potentially up to 65 students, were reported and classes unlikely to resume until February.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Central University of Venezuela
Soviet Union
Luis Vera Gomez
United States
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Raul Leoni
Vera Gomez
Contractor Bound Over to Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids based Richard P. Lawrence 37 is bound over to Linn County grand jury on a murder charge in the Dec 20 shooting of Clark Kaiser 49 at a supermarket construction site in Marion. Kaiser’s employer James Cooper testified a man fired several shots without word. Lawrence surrendered in Marion hours after the incident tied to a domestic problem.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Linn County Grand Jury
Loren Hullinger
Richard P. Lawrence
Clark Kaiser
James Cooper
Kaiser
Marion
Cooper
Lawrence
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Elmer H. Viall
307Th Pl. NW
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Aust
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