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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
8
Local death notices and funeral details for residents including Muhlbau er, Howard, Madden, Wood, Bischoff, Anhorn, plus wedding and birth announcements and police log items. Distinct names include Joseph J. Muhlbauer, Delia Howard, Delia, Ernest Bischoff, Arthur Anhorn, and others with ages and residence data.
Judge Fred Kraft presides as defendants in General Session face charges. Lewis Perkins of Hollandale pleads not guilty to speeding and a trial is set. Harold Schmidt of 206 2nd St SW pleads not guilty to an improper turn. Delay an Officer plea also not guilty with trial to be set. Michael Larson of 401 9th St NW pleads guilty to minor drinking and is fined $50.
The 112th Minnesota annual conference of the Methodist Church meets June 14 to 17 at Hamline University in St. Paul. Delegates from 398 churches attend with Rev. R. E. Lindsay of Dexter and Brownsdale and lay delegates Marvin Foster and Mrs. George Hoppin. Theme is Christian Mission Challenge to Involvement.
Patient notices list Paul Gunderson of 1809 1st Ave NE as surgical. Karen Pinke daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Pinke of Dexter as surgical. Mrs Susie Weber of Stacyville at Mitchell County Memorial Osage medical. Mrs John Villas of 2210 1st Ave SW at St Marys Rochester Room 1-180 surgical. Randall Krulish son of Frank Krulish Jr of Austin Rt 2 at St Marys Room 2-282 surgical.
Jerome F. Peters, treasurer manager, said reforms since the seven month restart have improved the Credit Union image. After a March 1965 state banking-commission closure and October reopening, it now has 211,000 members. Past-due accounts dropped by about 2 million, and the union plans to resume real estate loans only for single or double family homes owned by members.
Confirmation services were held at Mona and Six Mile Grove Lutheran Churches in Mona, Iowa, with Rev. Stanley Klemesrud officiating. Mona class members were Linda Roberts, David Johnson, and Ramona Olson. Six Mile Grove members were Cheryl DeBoer, Vicki Johnson, Kevin Enerson, George Kilgore, Jim Sampson, Gary Meyer, Larry Helgeson, Terry Rohne, and Marty Olsen. The sermon was Go Ye Therefore and the class hymn was O Jesus I Have Promised. catechism for all was taught Friday at Mona followed by a class reception. Junior members sang, and three parish council members spoke.
The Philadelphia Phillies said pitcher Larry Jackson will be out for at least a week due to a muscle tear in his right leg.
Minnesota Legion events peak in summer with 101 delegates bound for Washington from 10 districts and a Rochester state convention in July. Legionville opens June 12 for 11 weeks of youth safety training. Boys State starts June 13 at St. Paul Campus with 408 juniors and an $18,000 annual operation.
Al Kreuger of the Austin Post Office announces a new Civil Service examination for Immigration Patrol Inspector with the Immigration and Naturalization Service. One year training, starting salary 6269 dollars, no experience required but written tests and language aptitude required. Applications to the Board of Examiners in Washington 20536 due by February 15, 1967. earlier filings by July 15, 1966 for the first test on August 20.
Mary Alice Griswold daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Griswold Osage Iowa has been awarded an academic scholarship from Upper Iowa University Fayette. The scholarship totals 600 each year for four years with yearly renewal. Miss Griswold plans to major in high school English.
Grand Meadow churches announce vacation Bible schools starting June 6. Programs run at various sites from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for different age groups, with day camp for older students, and an open house on Friday June 17.
Miss Colleen Miller of Dexter Minnesota was among five honor students at Elkton High School. She earned the American Legion scholastic award at graduation and won the Crisco award for outstanding home economics student along with additional honors.
Advance registration is open for the University of Minnesota Summer Session on the Minneapolis St Paul campus. The two five week terms run June 13 to July 16 and July 18 to August 20. Mass registration is June 13 with Coffman Memorial Union serving most Liberal Arts and Education students. Dean J Stanley Barlow expects higher enrollment than 12 000 from the first term.
Stacyville resident Wayne Hemann son of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Hemann will complete the spring quarter in medical technology studies at the Medical Institute in Minnesota on June 24 He is a 1965 Visitation High School graduate The Minnesota school trains medical laboratory technicians and is coeducational located in Minneapolis
Mrs. Dale Mundt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Hardy of 1005 8th St NW, earned a BA in elementary education from Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant. She will teach 3rd grade in Mt Union this fall. Her husband teaches high school math in Mt Pleasant. Graduation became a family reunion with relatives from Illinois Ohio and Austin.
The Surveyor craft achieved a near perfect lunar touchdown in the Sea of Storms near Flamsteed crater, signaling a soft landing and paving the way for a series of follow up missions and later comparison with Orbiter photos to choose an Apollo site. Scientists praised the precision while noting the surface may be rough yet firm enough for safe walking in a vacuum.
At 1 p.m. Allied Ch 392, International Harvester 45%, Am Can 52, AT&T 545, Boeing 66, Chevron not listed, Citicorp labeled, Dow components such as General Electric 105%, U S Steel 43, Texaco 72, Gulf Oil 50%. Broad mix shows varied gains and losses across industrials, autos, oil, and utilities with many inches of price quotes.
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