Local Births at St Olaf Hospital
The following births were reported at St Olaf Hospital: Slowinski daughter June 2 from Frank Slowinski and wife at 1508 Sheldon. Brown son June 2 from Harris Brown and wife at 82 Lansing. Rasmus daughter June 3 from Harlan Rasmus senior and wife at 706 Bauman. Bushman daughter June 3 from Eugene Bushman and wife at Spring Valley. Stadheim son June 2 from Louis Stadheim and wife at 802 Neola. Wobschall daughter June 2 from Marvin Wobschall and wife at 2313 Hope. Miller son June 2 from Clayton Miller and wife at 60974 Grant. Jondal son June 2 from Harry Jondal and wife at 5014 Harrison.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Frank Slowinski
Sheldon
Harris Brown
Lansing
Harlan Rasmussen
Bauman
Eugene Bushman
Spring Valley
Louis Stadheim
Neola
Marvin Wobschall
Hope
Clayton Miller
Grant
Harry Jondal
Harrison
Long life of work and faith marks Cahill obituary
Thomas A. Cahill born April 17 1868 in Spragueville Iowa lived a lifelong era of farming teaching and public service. He worked on farms moved across Iowa Montana North Dakota Minnesota and finally Austin Minnesota where he died May 20 1955 after a career spanning schools roads county service and civic duty.
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Thomas A. Cahill
Spragueville
Jackson County
Iowa
Monona County
Coon Valley Township
Sac County
Cahill
Business College
Omaha
World-Herald
The
Daily Bee
Highfaves Park College
Des Moines
Ceahill
Danbury
Lavinia
F. B. Marker
Montana
Billings
Mont
Mandan
North Dakota
Sand Creek
Medora
N.D
Billings County
Paul Lebo
LeRoy
Mary) Blankenheim
Madison
Wis
Harold
Chicago
Dale
Hazel) Morris
Minneapolis
Sand Creek Township
Slope County
Amidon
Fonda
James
Sac City
Bancroft
Kerr
Minnesota
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
County Highway Department
Austin
Queen of Angels Church
St. Olaf Hospital
County
Extension Service
Marriage Licenses List From June 2
James Edward Schoenecke of 603 Page and Janice Jodell Holder ness of 809 Locust wed June 2. James N. Hemann of Stacyville Iowa and Gladys E. Goergen of Stacyville Iowa wed June 2. Merle W. Anderson of 300 Harmon and Madge Y. Moen of 1011 E. Bridge wed June 2.
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James Edward Schoenecke
Page
Janice Jodell Holderness
James N. Hemann
Stacyville
Iowa
Gladys E. Goergen
Merle W. Anderson
Harmon
Madge Y. Moen
E. Bridge
John Shumate 83 Dies After Illness At St Olaf Hospital
John Shumate 83 former Lyle resident died this morning at St Olaf Hospital after a heart ailment. He lived at 806 Hope since 1944. Survived by wife Estella five daughters Vera Cummings Vivian Farr Viva Hartson Voe Coleburn and others and three sons Fred Arthur Wayne. Funeral services set for Monday afternoon.
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John Shumate
St. Olaf Hospital
Lyle
Hope
Estella
W. C. Cummings
Vera
Austin
F. A. Farr
Vivian
Minneapolis
Floyd Palar
Viva
Des Moines
Virgil Hartson
Viola
Frederickburg
Iowa
Claude Cole
Funeral services for Mrs James H Studebaker
Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Jordan Chapel with Rev Lyndon Schendel officiating. Esther Rebekah Lodge No 4 will also conduct a service. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery will be private.
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James H. Studebaker
Jordan Chapel
Lyndon Schendel
Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for John Shu mate at Worlern Home
Funeral services for John Shu mate aged 806 Hope will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Worlern Funeral Home with Rev. William J. Campbell officiating. Interment is at Osage Iowa.
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John Shumate
Hope
Worlern Funeral Home
William J. Campbell
Osage
Iowa
Smallpox Then Polio Today A historical vaccine safety view
HAL BOYLE contrasts Jenner and Salk vaccines, noting public doubt and evolving tests. The piece traces 18th century smallpox fears, Jenner’s cowpox method, and later polio vaccine adoption, highlighting public figures like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, and predicting polio and smallpox could become diseases of the past.
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Jenner
Edward Jenner
Salk
Europe
Russia
George Washington
George Pearson
Pearson
Royal Jennerian Society
London
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Philippine Islands
Four Outstanding Young Farmers of 1955 Named
In Minneapolis four winners were chosen in a national contest by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce and the American Petroleum Institute. Clint Harbers Homer R Beedle Alvin H Hansen and Jack G Thomson accepted trophies amid champions from 39 states and Hawaii. They rose from poor land prospects to profitable farms through improved techniques and community service.
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Minneapolis
America
U.S
Harbers
Homer R. Beedle
Cle Elum
Wash
Alvin H. Hansen
Stanton
Mich
Jack G. Thomson
Button
Willow
Tex
Hawaii
Funeral service for Mayer Home and Queen of Angels Church
Out-of-town mourners attend the funeral with David Cahill of Minneapolis and Ambrose Johnson of Sac City among those listed. Interment followed at the Catholic Cemetery with services held at Mayer Funeral Home and Queen of Angels Church.
Cards of Thanks and Expressions of Gratitude
A collection of thanks to Dr Seery Dr David Anderson Rev Swenson Rev Helgen nurses and aides for hospital care at St Olaf Hospital. Gratitude extended to friends for flowers and cards. Also thanks to Rev Swenson Mayor Funeral Home pallbearers and helpers for support after the death of Michael Allen George.
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Seery
David Anderson
Swenson
Helgen
St. Olaf Hospital
Martha D. Olson
Michael Allen George
Mayor Funeral
Gratitude to Medical Team at St Olaf Hospital
Mrs. Fred Buehner thanks Dr Harold Anderson Dr P A Lemmen and staff including nurses aides for care. She expresses gratitude to relatives friends and visitors and to Rev Swenson Rev Helgen Dr Wright Dr D Anderson and Dr Hagen for kindness during illness at St Olaf Hospital.
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Harold Anderson
P. A. Lemmen
St. Olaf Hospital
Swenson
Rev Helgen
Wright
D. Anderson
Hagen
Fred Buehner
Ambulance Runs Between Oak Land Kenwood Myrtle and Hospitals
An ambulance log lists transfers on Thursday with multiple trips between 1600 E Oakland St Olaf Hospital 410 N Kenwood 707 Myrtle 806 Hope and Highway 218 S ending at St Olaf Hospital at various times.
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E. Oakland
St. Olaf Hospital
N. Kenwood
Myrtle
Hope
Blood donations tally at St Olaf Hospital
Red Cross blood two pints used Thursday at St Olaf Hospital. Cumulative pints used since Jan 1 total 657.
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Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Court News: Nelson Pleads Guilty in Rose Creek
Donald Nelson of Rose Creek pleaded guilty to careless driving. He paid 78.50 after a 25 suspension on a 100 fine plus costs.
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Donald Nelson
Rose Creek
Surprising Road Growth From 1900 to Today
At the turn of the century the United States had under 150000 miles of hard surfaced roads, a fraction of the more than two million miles now in use.
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United States
Commissioner Bars Newsmen From Chamber
Duluth public safety commissioner Ralph Fiskett orders two Duluth newsmen from a City Council budget meeting. He warns the press to leave as he discusses salary cuts or hour reductions for police fire and health workers. The council had approved pay raises for officials, with protests mounting over the increases.
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Duluth, Minn
Ralph Fiskett
Public Safety
Duluth
J. J. Fein
Jack Kerr
Duluth Herald and News- Tribune
Fiskett
Fein
Kerr
Council Chamber
Five French Victims Killed in Saigon Outbreak
In Saigon South Viet Nam five Frenchmen were killed in a terrorism outbreak. Two civilians employed at the Vietnamese mint were shot as they entered their homes in a residential district. Three soldiers died when grenades struck ammunition dumps on the city outskirts.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Noel Coward Brings Las Vegas Show Skewering Englishness
Noel Coward arrives for a Desert Inn engagement with a $40,000 weekly salary rumor, insisting he will sing only his own songs and face Las Vegas audiences without special Las Vegas material. He notes his past comfort with American crowds and plans to direct a new London play after the run. He prepares for CBS TV specials in the fall.
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Bob Thomas Hollwwood
Noel Coward
Davy Crockett
Las Vegas
King of
Rootin
Tootin
Wild West Town
Coward
The
Desert Inn
Beverly Hills
Frank Sennes
Greer Garson
Jean Simmons
van Heflin
Jack Benny
George Jessel
Clifton Webb
el Dorado
Monte Carlo
Nevada
London
Cbs-Tv
Hospital Room Wedding Scene
Mrs. Elenor O'Leary a 36 year old widow in hospital with a fractured hip will wed Ray Roberts a 51 year old widower in Dennar Hospital St Charles suburb. The couple had postponed their July 31 wedding to June 4 and now proceed with the ceremony despite the injury.
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Chicago
Elenor O'Leary
Ray Roberts
Dennar Hospital
St. Charles
High Court affirms $17,500 verdict for widow in fatal crash
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds a $17,500 award to Marjorie Ferguson, widow of Glen Ferguson, for his death in a December 9, 1952 automobile collision near Chisholm. Kehoe, driver of the other car, lost appeal after district court declined to set aside the verdict or grant a new trial. Justice Gallagher noted no error in denying instruction to disregard a single prior drink reference.
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Kehoe
Psychologists Warn Older Adults Grow Immature Emotionally
Psychologists say many people become more emotionally immature as they age, suggesting a surprising shift in emotional development across adulthood.
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