Birth at St. Olaf Hospital for Machacek Family
A son was born May 31 at St. Olaf Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Machacek of 1108 Sullivan.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
9
A son was born May 31 at St. Olaf Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Machacek of 1108 Sullivan.
Richard Delhanty of Brownsdale and Violet Stegerman of First. Delwyn Johnson of Elkton and Roxanna J. Rabine of Elkton. William Paulsen of Rockford Iowa and Shirley Arndt of Nora Springs Iowa. Roger E. Williams of Humboldt Iowa and Dora Willhite of Humboldt.
Florenc e G Hanf of Eugene, child of Eugene Hanf, observed on June 1.
Funeral services for Mrs Nick Hug of 508 Park will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at St Olaf Lutheran Church with Rev Arthur L Swenson officiating. Interment follows in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Worlein Funeral Home until noon Saturday and at the church from 1 p.m. to service time. The casket will not be open after the service.
Graveside service at 11 a m Monday at Oakwood Cemetery in Colorado Springs with Rev C Gordon Beale officiating. Jordan Mortuary arranging arrangements.
Mrs. Henry P. Brimacomb and Mr. Willard N. Aldrich thank friends relatives and neighbors for cards gifts and flowers during stay at St Olaf hospital. They thank Rev Brown Rev Polson doctors nurses and aides and supporters for prayers and visits.
In loving memory of our beloved son Lt Col Arnold N Brandt who died as a POW in Korea. He died defending his country and is mourned by Mr and Mrs Claus Brandt and families.
An ambulance responded at 2:13 a.m. Saturday and traveled four miles to St Olaf Hospital. The brief report notes the emergency transport from a local area without detailing the patient condition or exact origin.
Three pints of Red Cross blood were used at St Olaf Hospital, totaling 1957 usage. The record notes the hospital and year with the Red Cross supplying the units.
Jimmy Dean Lange, 17, Brownsdale, received a 15 day suspension of his learner permit for permit violations and a 30 day suspension for speeding. Eugene F. Kloeckner, 17, Adams, was warned for an improper exhaust. Kenneth E. Kitzman, 16, Austin Rt. 2, faced a 60 day license suspension for driving after revocation.
Miss Lilly Swords, a long time India missionary, will give two talks in the area with pictures and native costumes. She will speak at 8 p.m. in Brownsdale and 3 p.m. in Dexter after a 2:30 p.m. WSCS meeting, detailing twenty one years of work in northern provinces and plans to return in January.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor mark their 20th wedding anniversary with a private dinner at their Gif-sur-Yvette country retreat near Paris. They will not hold a party, staying home as they celebrate in a quiet, low key manner. The Duchess turns 61 on June 19 and the Duke 63 days later.
Norman Goldberg, 16, faces first degree murder charges in the shotgun death of his father Jerome Goldberg at their St. Louis Park home. He pleaded innocent after police said he admitted the shooting. An employee, Jack Schnacky, 22, was charged as an accessory and ordered back for June 7.
Stearns County youth pled guilty to stealing and cashing federal checks. Mike De Wayne Kjeldahl, 21, of Brooten Minnesota, received five years probation and was order to repay 752 dollars as restitution. a three year prison sentence was suspended by Judge Robert C. Bell.
New Delhi Italian film director Roberto Rossellini has a three month visa extension from May 1, after his visa expired in April. The Home Ministry spokesman cited review of reports about a romance with Sonali Das Cupta. Rossellini, husband of Ingrid Bergman, has been in India since December making documentary films for the government.
In Oakland California a wife Edith Burrell 37 stabbed her husband Howard 41 to death during a quarrel over buying a new car. She was booked for investigation and said he threatened to stomp her. She admitted plunging a butcher knife into his chest.
In midtown Miami a crowd of about 85 Cuban demonstrators rallied against Batista banners and sang slogans. About 50 were charged with unlawful assembly after scuffles with officers, two cops were roughed up, tear gas was used, and most participants were questioned before release on $100 bonds. Eduardo Hernandez blamed former president Prio, who denied knowledge of the event.
Pravda accused Britain of easing trade with Red China and said Washington faces a diplomatic defeat. Moscow officials described U S policy as a failed cold war stance and urged reassessment amid allied differences over China policy.
Victor D. Brousseau 27 formerly of Minneapolis was sentenced to five years in St. Cloud reformatory after pleading guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony. He had earlier pleaded innocent to attempted rape regarding an April 21 farm incident near Little Falls. He was traced by shoes left at the scene.
Pat Thomson 18, daughter of Wisconsin governor, suspended by Monmouth College for drinking on campus while ill. A senior who supplied the beer also suspended. Miss Thomson may return in the fall. governor declined to comment.
A two car collision Friday at 7 20 p m at Main and Water caused 10 damage to Leona McAllister of Conrad Iowa and 15 damage to James C Ruud of 611 Locust.
Ten cadets arrived at the newly opened West Point campus marking the start of a military academy era. The small cohort represented the first class entering the institutional program and training regime.
Melvin L. Martin of Rock Falls Illinois was driven off SAR 16 two miles north of Austin around 12 50 AM. Martin said another car approached in the opposite lane on the wrong side forcing him into the ditch. No injuries were reported in the sheriff report.
In Riceville Iowa eleven golfers braved rain to complete the Memorial Day event. Doug Walker of Charles City and Al Kalt of McIntire tied for first, with Dr. William Calhoun of Riceville second and Harvey Lott of Riceville third.
Brenda Wright a 1957 St Ansgar High School graduate received the 100 scholarship from the St Ansgar Wa Tan Ye Club. She will enter a Rochester nurses school in the fall. She held leadership roles in Future Homemakers of America and the pep club and served as senior class vice president.
Brownsdale Methodist Church schedules Vacation Bible School from June 10 to 14 in two daily sessions 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 12:30 to 2:50 p.m. Director Mrs Walter Grundwall says classes are for children entering school this fall through grade six. Rural children should bring lunch.
The public is invited to attend afternoon and evening recitals by pupils from St. Augustine Grade School and Pacelli High School this Sunday at 3 p m and 8 p m. Admission is free.
Theft of 65 white steel fence posts reported to Sheriff Al Reinartz. P. C. Travis of Grand Meadow said the posts were taken from his farm about eight miles south of Grand Meadow.
Le Roy Minnesota church groups will start vacation Bible school sessions Monday. Morning classes will be held at the Catholic Baptist Presbyterian and Lutheran churches in Le Roy.
Concordia College freshman Paul J. Andersen son of Mr and Mrs C J Andersen of Lyle has been accepted into the Chi Delta Phi fraternity at the college.
Le Roy Minnesota Norman Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson Le Roy received the Le Roy PTA scholarship for a person entering education Johnson has not decided which college he will attend
Members of Grand Meadow Methodist Church Men's Club Quartet will vie for an expense paid trip to the National Methodist Laymen's Conference at Purdue University West Lafayette Indiana July 19 to 21 They won first place in district Singoff May 26 at the Southeast District Methodist Laymen's Rally Albert Lea and will represent the district in state competition in St Paul June 15 Quartet members are Alan Wright Carl Nielsen Carl Oelke and the Rev Harold Clark with Nielsen as president Oelke treasurer and Wright projects chairman A Lord s Acre project includes 50 acres to soybeans on R M Ottman farm and the group meets the first Monday each month with a June meeting featuring slides of a western trip by Oelke Family picnic planned for July 1.
Theodore Carlstrom will receive his bachelor of arts degree on June 3 at Hemline University. He will join the University of Minnesota Graduate School to pursue an MBA while remaining employed as an industrial accountant at Twin City Testing and Engineering Laboratories Inc. His parents Mr and Mrs Harold Carlstrom of 506 West Oakland will attend the commencement.
Billy Graham’s New York crusade telecast on ABC tonight features 4,000 counselors chosen to be seated in front rows and aisles at Madison Square Garden. The aim is a counselor for every person who responds to the altar call to accept Christ.
The annual report by H. M. Fisch, city health officer, notes six contagious diseases in Austin last year but the Austin Daily Herald reports six deaths from contagious diseases. Earlier, six deaths were common. this year none occurred while six diseases were present.
Faribault Junior Chamber members sponsor the Barnes Championship Rodeo at Rice County Fairgrounds June 9 and 10. The events feature bucking bronco riders calf ropers and lariat experts with shows Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. Promoter chairmen are Lonnie Roberts and James Eisinger.
A 16 year old Austin youth lost his little toe on the right foot when a barrel rolled off a dam onto him while swimming near Water Street. Delmer Leeper, 509, was in the water near the dam Friday at about 5 30 p m. He received treatment at St Olaf Hospital and was released.
Vacation Bible school begins Monday with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m. nur sery class for 3 year olds to kindergartners in the parsonage. Grades kindergarten through eighth meet at the Dexter School with teachers listed. A CROP offering is taken daily and a film Birthday for Rima will be shown first day. Children’s day program closes at 10 a m June 16. Public invited.
The Austin Coin and Stamp Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Shaw Gym. All visitors are welcome and members should bring coins or stamps to trade or sell. Registration badges and banquet tickets for the Minneapolis convention can be purchased at the meeting.
Market report outlines hog prices with discounts for grade and government inspection, plus spring lamb and veal price ranges by weight. Lists discounts for buck lambs and calves, and notes market subject to change without notice and no market for calves under 100 pounds.
Sumner School ends its nine month year and dissolves after annexation to nearby districts. Students transfer to Oakland Austin Junior High and Albert Lea Junior High while remnants finish the year in Sumner. A final field trip fondly recalls the old stage trail and a community past.
In probate court of Mower County Minnesota the estate of Loy Arvid Enerson is scheduled for a hearing on the final account and petition for settlement and distribution. The hearing is set for June 12, 1957 at 10:00 AM in the probate court room of the Austin courthouse. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law.
In the Probate Court for the Estate of Robert Olson deceased the hearing on determination of descent is set for June 12 1957 at 10:00 AM in Austin Minnesota Court House. Elmer Olson filed the petition alleging decedent died intestate more than five years ago leaving property in Mower County and no will proved. notice to be published in Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law.
Maurice Carroll petitions for probate of John Thomas Carroll also known as John Carroll and J T Carroll. Will on file. Four month claims period from this date. Hearing set for September 17 1957 at 10 AM. Notice by publication and mailed notice as required. Probate Judge seals the order May 16 1997.
Resolution 4635 orders filing of petition from First National Bank for a pneumatic tube across Bridge Street to connect two bank buildings. Public notice must announce the petition and a hearing set for June 7, 1957 at 8 p.m. in the City Council chambers on East Water Street. Mayor Hansen signs, City Recorder Weiland attests.
Probate court in Austin Minnesota sets June 11 1957 at 10:00 A M for hearing on Cora Ziemer petition for general administration of John P F Ziemer deceased also known as John Ziemer. Creditors are limited to four months from today. Hearing set September 16 1957 at 10:00 A M for claims before the court. Notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mailed notice as law provides.
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