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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

8

Births Recorded at St Olaf Hospital

Vital statistics list births at St Olaf Hospital naming parents and birth dates. James Hardenberg Austin, Leslie Vrieze Spring Valley, Howard Reinhart Clinton, James Christian sen Deneen, Leo Coyle Water, plus Vincent Klein Seavey Oakland with May 12 noted.

St. Olaf Hospital James Hardenberg Austin Rt Leslie Vrieze Spring Valley Howard Reinhart Clinton James Christiansen Deneen Leo Coyle W Water Vincent R. Klein Grove Carol L. Seavey E. Oakland

Local Couples Listed in June Weddings

Leland J. Miller of Independence Kansas and Virginia M. Hansen of Lansing. Darold A. Bicknese of Preston and Donna Rasmussen of Grand Meadow. Robert D. Londgren of Mason City and Nancy J. Stark. Dale C. Vaughan of Winona and Nancy J. Hovland. Kenneth W. Nelson of Dexter and Mable F. Mann of Grafton West Virginia. All dates noted as June 1.

Leland J. Miller Independence Kan Virginia M. Hansen Lansing Darold A. Bicknese Preston Donna Rasmussen Grand Meadow Robert D. Londgren Mason City Nancy J. Stark N. Sixth Dale C. Vaughan W. Winona Nancy J. Hovland Lyndale Kenneth W. Nelson Dexter Mable FE. Mann Grafton Vadune

Mrs. James H. Studebaker dies at 66 in Austin

Mrs. James H. Studebaker, 66, died Wednesday night at her home 404 S. River in Austin. She is survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs. Gerhard Hellen of Austin, three sisters Mrs. Will Lambert of Albert Lea and Mrs. L. E. Jones and Mrs. W. C. Pless of Austin, a brother Donald Ames of Austin, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon.

James H. Studebaker S. River Gerhard Hellen Austin Will Lambert Albert Lea L. E. Jones W. C. Pless Donald Ames

Funeral services for Mrs James H Studebaker

Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Jordan Chapel with Rev Lyndon Schendel officiating. Interment will be at Oakwood Cemetery with private burial.

James H. Studebaker Jordan Chapel Lyndon Schendel Oakwood Cemetery

Family gratitude message from a private note

A personal note expresses heartfelt thanks from an individual and their family. The brief message carries warm sentiment and family-centered appreciation without public details or events.

Sincere thanks and appreciation from Stan Zadworny

A note of gratitude from Stan Zadworny thanks friends relatives and organizations for encouragement prayers and gifts. He acknowledges St Olaf Church ministers and groups for prayers visits and gifts and thanks Dr David Anderson Dr Sheedy Dr Harold Anderson St Olaf Hospital staff and the Red Cross for over 20 pints of blood.

St. Olaf Church David Anderson Sheedy Harold Anderson St. Olaf Hospital The Red Cross Stan Zadworny

Thanking St Olaf Hospital staff and friends for support

A note thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and cards while a patient at St Olaf Hospital. Gratitude goes to Dr. Lemmen and the first floor nurses and nursing aids for their kindness. Signed Mrs C E Ellis.

St. Olaf Hospital Lemmen C. E. Ellis

Gratitude for Sympathy After Father Henry Baumgartner's Loss

The Baumgartner family and relatives extend thanks for kindness shown after the passing of Henry Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs. David Long, Mrs. Della Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Baumgart, Mr. Gust Baumgartner, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Paape express appreciation for support and condolences.

Henry Baumgartner Oscar Baumgart Ner David Long Della Bennett Ervin Baumgart Gust Baumgartner Art Paape

Ambulance Run From Water Street To St Olaf Hospital

An ambulance operated Thursday 3 23 am transported a patient from 307 E Water to St Olaf Hospital.

St. Olaf Hospital

Red Cross Blood Used at St Olaf Hospital

Seven pints of Red Cross blood were used Wednesday at St Olaf Hospital. The note cites the figure as part of ongoing blood supply activity since January 1647.

Red Cross St. Olaf Hospital Tota

Court News: Ben Simonson Pleads Guilty to Careless Driving

Ben Simonson of Sargeant Route 1 pleaded guilty to careless driving and paid a $100 fine.

Ben Simonson Sargeant Rt. 1

Parkin g Meter Patrolman Tickets Police Chief Car

Truth or Consequences patrolman Bill Carr issues a parking ticket to a police car driven by Police Chief Co. L. Clark reflecting strict enforcement by the local parking unit.

Bill Carr Co. L. Clark

Two Doberman Dogs Kill Woman at Beach in New Jersey

A 64 year old woman, Mrs. Wini fred W. L. Bacon of Pemberton, was found dead on a Tom River beach after two Doberman pinschers, a male and a female, mauled her. Coroner Anderson King ruled death by a massive hemorrhage from dog bites. The dogs, owned four and two years respectively and tied to Brook B. Bacon, were impounded by county authorities.

Toms River Winifred W. L. Bacon Anderson King

Aunt Mandy Prefers Ground Visits to Heavenward Flight

Louisville reporter notes 103 year old Amanda Gatewood of Bedford Kentucky who will turn 104 in September rejects air travel. She jokes about flying to heaven for living rightly and helping the poor while visiting relatives in Louisville. She expresses no grudges apart from pet peeves and says she dislikes nothing except Republicans.

Aunt Mandy

Tripoli Area in Iowa Hit by High Wind

Warm humid weather followed Wednesday thunderstorms causing damage across northern Iowa. Forest City logged 2.75 inches of rain while Northwood received 2.48 inches. Tripoli, about 25 miles north of Waterloo, was hardest hit with farm outbuildings blown down and a tornado funnel sighted in the area. Temperatures expected to rise into the 90s in the southwest.

Des Moines Iowa Forest City Northwood Tripoli Waterloo

Baby whirl wind lifts boat and tears roof in Atlanta yard

A brief wind event in Atlanta lifted a 100 pound boat about 60 feet and tore a hole in a house roof. The rest of the yard, including rose bushes, remained undamaged. The incident occurred in the yard of Donald E. Magennis.

Atlanta Donald E. Magennis

Confectionary Held Up Five Times in Two Years

In Grand Rapids Edward Wright, 76, faced two armed men who entered his shop and demanded money. He raised his hands as they took 22 dollars from the till and fled. Wright’s store has been robbed five times in the past two years.

Grand Rapids Mich Edward Wright Wright

Thieves Open Safe Despite Warning Sign

In Boston Builders Spp cialties Co office the sign on the safe warned not to open it as it held less than 50 dollars. Thieves forced the safe open anyway and found 256 dollars.

Boston Builders Sppcialties Co

Toledo study tests doll stuffing compound on rats

University of Toledo researchers, at the request of a doll maker, tested a rubber and plastic stuffing compound by feeding it to white rats for two years to assess potential harm to children. So far, no ill effects have appeared.

Toledo Ohio University of Toledo

Four U S fliers freed from China tell of captivity

The four released airmen spoke at a press conference about their yearslong confinement with comments on U.S. politicians and the fate of 63 Americans believed held by Chinese Reds. Maj. Gen. Lory Smith urged remembering the other 11 prisoners while they recover in Hawaii.

U. S Fischer Sen McCarthy R-Wis Lory Smith Pacific Air Force Smith China Navy Washington State Department Hong Kong Special Air Force Hawaii Parks Hickam Club Heller Parks and Cameron Manchuria

Prisoners Reminisce After Geneva Conference Release

The men recall improved conditions after the Geneva conference where they spent much of their imprisonment in Mukden and Peiping. They describe back pay figures and look forward to meeting UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, calling him doing a wonderful job and anticipating a major moment.

Mukden Manchuria Peiping Cameron United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold

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James Studebaker Grace Walker Kay Windsor Ann Sothern June Bealu Grace Norman Crown Wallace Court News Mandy Louisville Mrs Amanda Gatewood Bedford Macshore Classics Macshore
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