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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
15
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City Recorder of Austin Minnesota announces a verified petition by a freeholder to vacation a 22 foot wide strip of land south of Lot 4 Block 2 Embassy Addition. Common Council will hear all interested parties June 19 1961 at 8:00 PM in Council Chambers 4th Avenue Northeast. Public notice dated May 5 1961 by R F Hanson City Recorder.
In Minnesota County, the probate court in Austin schedules a hearing on June 19 1961 at 10:00 a.m. for final account approval and petition for distribution in the estate of Ellis R Earl also known as Jake Earl. Notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required by law.
An 18-year-old appeared in Norman City Court on speeding and improper muffler charges. He said he was in a hurry to reach the county attorney to discuss a reckless driving charge.
Harold Kistner Jr. of Sheldon pleads guilty to aiding and abetting a $2 million embezzlement from Sheldon National Bank. He also pleads guilty to fraudulent sale of stock of Northern Biochemical Corp. once headed by him. The case involves Burnice Geiger who received part of the funds and has been sentenced to 15 years. More than $900,000 allegedly went to Northern Biochemical.
Norwalk California AP reports a man built a toy box for his three children. A 14 month old nephew, Larry Bacon, bent to view the contents and the lid fell, striking his neck. He died at a hospital. Brown destroyed the shattered box in his yard.
The Minnesota Senate adjourned in respect to late Sen. Joseph Vadheim of Tyler. Senators traveled by special bus to Tyler for services and Governor Elmer Andersen also attended.
A dense list of stock quotes from New York shows Abbott Laboratories at 71 percent and Allied Chemical at 63 percent, with many other issues including AT&T 122, General Electric 65, US Steel 88, and Texas Instruments 187, reflecting a volatile midday session. The compiled prices cover diverse sectors from industrials to consumer goods as investors weigh earnings and market mood.
The Board of County Commissioners of Mower County Minnesota invites sealed proposals for grading and gravel subbase and crushed rock wearing course on three county road projects. Bids due June 20 1961 at 10 00 A M with bidder bond or certified check 5 of total. plans may be viewed at the County Court House Austin Minnesota. The county reserves right to reject any or all proposals. Graham R Uzlik County Auditor. May 26 June 2
Harold Sundet director of Our Saviours Lutheran Church choir was elected president of the Austin Choirmasters and Organists Guild. He succeeded Jack Morris of Westminster Presbyterian. Other officers include Don Gunderson St Olaf Church director vice president Eugene Dunlap First Methodist director secretary treasurer and Wil Funk Westminster director public relations chairman.
The first summer game of the Austin Duplicate Bridge Club was won by North South pairs: first Mrs William Fox and Dr F P Meany. second Mrs William Goblitsch and Robert Thill. third Mrs Carl Young and Mrs Robert Kuhn. East West winners were: first Miss Winifred Leonard and Cecil Botz. second Dr N H Camm and William Fox. third Mrs David Felton and Mrs Sig Brekke.
Charles D. Osborne newspaper publisher, prison reformer and Democratic leader, died at his Auburn home after a three month illness. He was 72.
In Gwandu northern Nigeria a seventh set of triplets, all girls, were born within a month to the wife of a farmer. The report comes from AP in Lagos, Nigeria.
Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman announced Thursday the appointment of John M. Stull 27 to serve as counsel for the Iowa State Tax Commission.
In re the estate of Anna Marie Enge also known as Anna M Engel a probate court orders final distribution to interested parties. A hearing is set for May 14 and will be noticed by publication and mailed notices as provided. Dated May 16 1961 in Mower County Minnesota.
The School Board of Independent School District No. 494 Elkton Minnesota invites bids for two school buses a 2 ton chassis with 42 seat layout and a single 42 passenger seating option. Bids due June 1961 at 8:00 p.m. in Elkton with certified checks equal to 5 percent. The board may waive technicalities and reject all bids.
The bodies of Walter Schertz Jr., 31, and his wife, 24, were found on their Appleton lawn at about 4 a.m. Police say it appeared murder and suicide. a gun was found in Schertz's hand. Neighbors reported hearing shots. the couple leaves behind three young children.
Lime Springs Iowa Shar on Zatika daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zatika and Eddie Miller Jr son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Miller have been chosen by the American Legion as delegates to the Hawkeye Girls and Boys State Camp this summer Boys State will be held at Camp Dodge Des Moines June 4 W Girls State will be held at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls June 18 24.
Eugene Heil, 40, named new scofflaw king after accepting a $6,175 fine and 60 day jail term from Chief City Magistrate Abraham M. Bloch. Heil ignored 196 traffic summonses and faces up to 600 additional days if unpaid. Previous holder had 187 tickets.
Two accidents were reported to city police Thursday causing damages estimated at more than 45 dollars to four vehicles. Patricia Torvik Hahn and Samuel Faerand were involved in a collision at 2nd Ave NE near 3rd St NE with damages over 15 dollars. Wayne Webber and Leo Phillips were involved at Main St and 3rd Ave with damages around 25 dollars.
MONTPELIER Idaho AP Sheriff Clifford Skinner said he has solved the 1959 murder of Marine Pvt Wayne Siegel 21 of Fort Ripley Minnesota. He withheld further details noting he and prosecutor Elbert Gass returned from Louisiana where they spoke with Mary Catherine Hampton 19 of Sandy Hook Kentucky serving two life sentences there for murder. Siegel was killed while traveling through Idaho en route to California.
John L. Olson county welfare secretary announced a sharp drop in relief spending and beneficiaries in Freeborn during May. The report shows $8,272.48 spent for relief across 104 cases affecting 402 persons and 77 families, down from April’s $15,777.33 across 159 cases 620 persons and 119 families. In May 1960 relief totaled $7,430.08 with 87 cases 30 people and 54 families.
Mitchell County Fair board approved the fair program at the May meeting. Highlights include a pony show Marlo show production home talent kids day league baseball game thrill show and auto races. The fair runs August 3 through 6.
In the probate court of Minnesota Mower County the estate of Edward Lukes also known as Ed Likes decedent is ordered to have a hearing on June 14 1961 at 10 a m. The hearing will determine account and petition for settlement and distribution to entitled persons with mailed notice as required by law. Dated May 16 1961. Probate Court Al Baudler and Baudler. Fire No. 12400.
In Probate Court Austin Minnesota Erving E. Rogers filed for general administration stating decedent died intestate and praying William J. Baucher be appointed administrator The hearing is set for September 20 1961 in the probate court room and creditors have four months to file claims with claims heard September 25 1961 at 10 a m Publication notice in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notices as required May 23 1961 File No 12500 PROBATE COURT SF AL BAUDLER & BAUDLER
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