Vital Statistics Notice of Local Residents
Clarence D. Menzel of Austin Rt and Elaine J. Peterson of 916 Lan sing May 31. George A. McFarland of Oakland and Gertrude L. Sullivan of 108 N East May 31. Active in church affairs until health limited participation. Attending the funeral from out of town were Herbert Ellis Sacramento Calif Mrs William Adams Mrs Carl Elfstrom Centerville Iowa Mrs Jim Hart Des Moines Delmar Duane Betty Ellis Cedar Rapids Iowa and friends from Lyle Waltham Le Roy and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Menzel
Austin Rt
Elaine J. Peterson
Lansing
George A. McFarland
Oakland
Gertrude L. Sullivan
N. East
Herbert Ellis
Sacramento
Calif
William Adams
Carl Elfstrom
Centerville
Iowa
Jim Hart
Des Moines
Delmar
Duane
Betty Ellis
Cedar Rapids
Lyle
Waltham
LeRoy
Austin
Funeral services announced for two local women
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Fleischer of 1106 W Winona begin at 2 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church with Rev Brown presiding and interment at Grandview Memorial Gardens. Visiting hours at Worlein Funeral Home until noon Monday. Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Linda Carlson formerly of Rose Creek are set for Friday at the Jordan Chapel with Rev Arthur L Swenson and Oakwood Cemetery listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fleischer
W. Winona
First Baptist Church
Brown
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Worlein Funeral Home
Charles
Linda) Carlson
Rose Creek
Jordan Chapel
Arthur L. Swenson
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Marie Wagand in Elgin Minnesota
Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Wagand age 101 will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist Church in Elgin Minnesota with Rev. Charles Sheffield officiating. Burial will follow at Elgin Cemetery. Friends may call at Mayer Funeral Home until Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wagand
Oak
Methodist Church
Elgin
Minn
Charles Sheffield
Elgin Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Obituary of Janice Ruth Fett 1942 1956
Janice Ruth Fett, daughter of Fred Fett and Marie Schmidt Fett, born June 6 1942 at St Olaf Hospital Austin Minnesota, died May 19 1956 at age 13 years 11 months 13 days after a short illness. She lived with her parents at Trinity Wal tham and attended services regularly. Funeral conducted May 23 at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery with Rev P L Friedrich officiating and 1956 confirmation pallbearers from Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Ruth Fett
Fred Fett
Marie -Nee Schmidt
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
Minn
W. F. Milbrath
Tears
Trinity Church
Waltham
Hattie Schmidt
Mrs Clarence Ellis Dies After Long Illness at St Olaf
Mrs. Clarence Ellis died May 23 at St Olaf Hospital after years of ill health, survived by husband Clarence and six sons and five daughters. Born Nellie M Parcel in Cen terville Iowa on October 18 1890 she married Clarence E Ellis January 15 1909. The family includes 33 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral notices express thanks from the Ellis and Parcel families for prayers and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ellis
St. Olaf Hospital
Nellie M. Parcel
John Parcel
Centerville
Iowa
Clarence E. Ellis
Ellis
Clarence
George
Clyde Max
Arthur
Austin
Herbert
Sacramento
Calif
Robert
Blooming Prairie
Lawrence Dunfee
Virginia
Wilmer Curtin
Clara
Willis Petersen
Dorothy
John Weiss
Grace
Springfield
Minn
Joe Infante
Marjorie
New Brighton
Dave Kerley
Alfred Parcel
Methodist Church
Campbell
Vern Judd
Miller
Lemmen
WSCS
Obituary of Irene M Christensen Klatt Austin Resident 1906 1956
Irene M Christensen Klatt born July 4 1906 in Austin daughter of Thomas C Christensen lived in Austin most of life. She married Adolph R Klatt June 22 1929 at St Augustine Church and died May 24 1956 after surgery at St Mary's Rochester. Funeral May 28 at St Augustine with interment Calvary Cemetery. Survived by husband two sons daughter in law two grandchildren mother sister brothers many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Margaret Christensen Klatt
Austin
Thomas C. Christensen
Austin High School
Adolph R. Klatt
St. Augustine Church
W. College
Klatt
Rosary Society
St. Florence
Jack Armstrong Women's Relief Corps
Concord
Eugene T. Klatt
Milwaukee
Willard L. Klatt
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Katherine Christensen
Joseph E. Hillan
Loretta
Roy W. Christensen
Willis N. Christensen
Wilbur F. Christensen
Patricia Hillan
Thomas Hillan
William Christensen
Willard Klatt
W. B. Johnson
James
Ann O’brien
N. J. Stonemann
Madison
Wis
Mary Frey
Margaret Levert
Has
Thomas McAndrews
Walter Rasmussen
J. A. Christensen
Dorothy Christensen
Dorothy Staley
A. S. Enright
Minneapolis
E. M. Thomsen
Ela Christensen
Sioux City
Iowa
Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay and Funeral
Acknowledgments from Loretta and Franklyn King and others express gratitude for cards flowers calls and gifts received during hospital stay at Marshalltown Hospital and after the funeral. They thank relatives friends neighbors ministers choir Ladies Aid pallbearers doctors nurses and aides and many others for support and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Rev
S. P. Miensma
Dr. Twiggs
David Anderson
Murray
Marshalltown Hospital
A. O. Austinson
Rose Creek, Minn
Friedrick
Fred Fett
Loretta and
Franklyn King
Blood use rises at St Olaf Hospital
Six pints of Red Cross blood were used Thursday at St Olaf Hospital. This year’s total stands at 403 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Ambulance Runs to St Olaf Hospital
Ambulance responds to Lyle at 1:00 p.m. Thursday and transports patient to St Olaf Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
St. Olaf Hospital
Court fines and suspensions in local matters
Sheldon Nelson pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct on May 22. Judge Kenneth K. McMillan found him guilty with a $5 fine suspended. William Tyler had a 30 day license suspension and a 110 day jail term suspended for careless driving. Frank Schreiber and Joe Voorhees were found innocent of letting dogs run loose. Robert E. McKay paid a $5 fine for running a red light. Elmore L. Pehrson forfeited $15 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Nelson
Kenneth K. McMillan
William Tyler
W. Maple
Frank Schreiber
Joe Voorhees
Robert E. McKay
Elmore L. Pehrson
Austin Rt. 2
French Split Over Policy in North Africa
Paris divisions in Premier Guy Mollet's government deepen during the National Assembly debate on North Africa. The three day session opened amid protests over independence for Tunisia and Morocco and pressure on Algeria policy. Duclos said the Communist party may oppose troops to Algeria but back Tunisian and Moroccan independence accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
North Africa
Tunisia
Morocco
Mollet
Pierre Mendes-France
Algeria
Mendes-France
Social Republicans
Union of Democratic and Socialist Resistance
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Jacoes Duclos
Faribault Banker and Businesswoman Die
Services will be held Saturday for Leo F. Shandorf 76 longtime Faribault banker and president of the Faribault Building and Loan Assn and vice president of Dundas State Bank who died at his home after 50 years in banking and insurance. A Faribault businesswoman who died Wednesday night is also noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faribault
Minn
Rice County
Leo F. Shandorf
Faribault Building and Loan Assn
Dundas, Minn
State Bank
Faribault and
Dundas
Resuscitation Teams Could Save Heart Attack Victims
Cleveland surgeons argue that many home or workplace heart attack deaths could be prevented by trained resuscitation teams. They note recent revival cases outside the hospital and say lay responders can be taught to apply electrical shocks to halt fibrillation and restore heartbeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Beck
Elden C. Weckesser
Frank M. Barry
Department of Surgery
Western Reserve University and
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Beck
Russ Renew Protest Over Spy Tunnel
Washington reports Russia has renewed its protest through diplomatic channels over an alleged American wiretap tunnel between East and West Berlin. Moscow claims a 600 yard tunnel with listening devices tapped Soviet cables. the claim was announced April 23 and Tass called for US accountability. The State Department called it a local matter and noted the note was delivered to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow Tuesday night. American officials have not confirmed or denied the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
East
West Berlin
East Berlin
State Department
U.S
Department
Moscow
Tass
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Sheppard conviction
The Ohio Supreme Court by a 5-2 vote refused to overturn Dr. Sam Sheppard’s murder conviction, keeping him sentenced to life for the 1954 bludgeon killing of his wife Marilyn. The decision rejects venue change and phone-deliberation challenges and denies sufficient evidence issue for retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn
Sam
Supreme Court
High Court
James F. Bell
Bay Village
Lone survivor rescued after Guatemala air disaster
BALBOA Panama Coast. A U S Air Force helicopter rescued the lone survivor of Guatemala's worst air crash last Friday in the mountains. The Aviateca airliner went down with 30 aboard. Roberto Ovando Arden 22 an electrician with the public works department survived unhurt after the 9 100 foot mountain rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
C.Z
Air Force
Guatemala
Albrook Air Force Base
Roberto Ovando Arden
Public Works Department
Store Entrance Gendered Movement Observed
Observers note a pattern where most women turn left and most men turn right upon entering a store, suggesting subconscious directional tendencies in shoppers. The finding invites further study on navigation habits and store layout effects.
Cargill Builds 100000-Bushel Elevator at Michigan City
Cargill Inc announced the start of construction of a 100000 bushel waterfront elevator in Michigan City Indiana the port's first bulk grain handling facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cargill, Inc
Michigan City
Ind
French Morocco Achieves Half Million Irrigated Acres
French Morocco reports about half a million acres under irrigation, reflecting advances in water management and agricultural expansion. The milestone highlights gains in infrastructure and farming output across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Morocco
Corn Price Prop Plan Announced for 1956
Washington farmers learned the 1956 price support rules for corn under the Agriculture Department. Original and new base acreages guide eligibility for the $1.50 rate, with soil bank protections requiring 15 percent of base acreage placed in reserve or conservation. Those failing to meet conditions face a reduced $1.25 support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Mid - Atlantic
South
New Soil Bank
Soil Bank
Memorial Gifts Support Minnesota Heart Research
Twenty two memorial gifts from Mower County residents were received by the Minnesota Heart Association over the past year. Treasurer Dr. Robert L. Parker reports 1,375 Minnesotans remembered with gifts totaling 22,256.86, funding cardiovascular research in Minnesota. Memorials may be sent to Dr. Thomas Seery, Mower County Heart Council chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Minnesota Heart Assn
Robert L. Parker
Rochester
Association
Minnesota
Thomas Seery
Moorhead Family Involved In Wisconsin Crash
A Moorhead Minnesota family headed home on leave from England was in a Wisconsin crash near Richland Center. One-year-old Glenn John Haugen was killed. Parents Norman and Sheila Haugen were injured with the father in critical condition and the mother suffering a deep head cut. A second child, Thomas, escaped with bumps and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Wis
Moorhead
Minn
Here
Glenn John Haugen
Norman Haugen
Haugen
Pekin
N.D
Sheila
England
Thomas
Record Valuation for New York City Real Estate
The assessed valuation of New York City real estate reaches an all time high of 2 374 825 121 dollars, rising by 353 708 800 from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Juvenile delinquent cost estimate highlighted at taxpayer level
One estimate suggests that each juvenile delinquent child costs taxpayers about 300 dollars.
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F. J. Buringa
Irene Klatt
Jordan Service
Jordan Mortuary Bridge
Greenwich-Austin Kemiock
Aes A
Mi Siez
Mississippi River
Muscatine
Chicago
Russ
Paul M. Herbert
City Recorder
H. Wieland
Gee Ats
Ideal Heating & Sheet Metal, Inc
S. River St
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Josep
UGH
Ueace
Aia
Prompt Local Claims Service
Don A. Sheets
Dist
Virgil Tipton
Waldo Johannsen
le Roy G. $. Hanson
Elkton
J. H. Risius
Brownsdale
Farmers Insurance Group
Austin Daily Herald
Herald
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