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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
7
Birth announcements list multiple couples from Austin and nearby towns with dates from May to June. Obituaries note deaths of Myrtle Ramseth, Elmer Hamilton, James Jensen, Leo Skarvan, Vaughn Abbott, and Jennie Peterson with service details and survivors.
A list of juvenile traffic penalties includes Ron ald Edwin Hanson Dennis John Enright Joseph John Langan Wayne P Goodnature with various suspensions and warnings. Medical and surgical notices follow for local residents including Myrwood Bayne Oscar Johnson Darla Hoeper Mrs Paul Palmer Janet and Darwin Wagner and others.
Servicemen listed include William E. Feldt returning to Norman Oklahoma for airman education commissioning two ENS, John F. Feeley aboard USS Rankin in the Caribbean with Amphibious Squadron 10, and Marines aboard Rankin training for Vieques Puerto Rico. Navy Lt. Donald J. Wernimont serves with Patrol Squadron 24 in Norfolk. Hugh L. Cattnach completes recruit training at Great Lakes.
A class of nine youths will be confirmed at the 11 a.m. Hayward Lutheran Church service on Sunday June 9. Officiating pastor is Roger J. Berdahl. The catechization occurs Friday at 8 p.m. in the church social hall. Andrea Johnson from Glenville will join the Hayward class for catechization.
About 900 Minnesota youths are expected at the three day 1963 Minnesota District Walther League convention in Rochester August 16 to 18. Tours of Rochester centers, a large picnic, a choral union concert, and speeches by Alfred Bieber and William Sornberger are on the program. This will be the last Minnesota District convention as the district will split into Minnesota South and Minnesota North.
Maryen Williams daughter of Rev and Mrs T J Williams of Austin was crowned queen of the 1963 May Court at MacMurray College on May 31. The event opened a week of commencement activities ending with graduation of 133. Williams led the lantern line of 30 freshmen and sophomores and served as president of the Women's Student Association and recipient of the college Service award.
Mower County Board of Commissioners met this morning and approved attendance at regional CD meeting in Rochester on June 10 and at the legislative report meeting of the Association of Minnesota Counties in Rochester on June 12. They also approved several homestead applications and reductions in real and personal property taxes due to assessor errors.
Confirmation services were held Sunday at Mona and Six Mile Grove Lutheran Churches conducted by Rev. Stanley Klemesrud. Class members included Nancy Roberts and Cheryl Strouf at Mona. Duane Anderson, Floyd Barclay, Dean Hanson, Donald Irwin, Sandra Kilgore, Dennis Olson, Darry Olsen, Roger Patterson, and Jerry Sampson at Six Mile Grove. Catechization occurred Friday at Six Mile Grove.
National livestock results from St. Paul and New York report cattle steady to mixed trends with steers and heifers near steady, cows steady to 50 lower, vealers and calves variable. New York butter, cheese and egg markets remain ample with mixed color and fat content changes and overall quiet demand.
Blue Ox Lodge of the Order of the Arrow holds its spring conclave at Camp Hok-Si-La near Lake City with more than 200 scouts from seven counties expected to attend as the summer camping season opens. The eight-week camp season at Hok-Si-La begins June 16 and more than 1,500 scouts are anticipated. The Order of the Arrow is an honorary camping society for scouts elected by their peers.
Bert Loddigs of the Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis will address the Toeterville mission festival at St Peter Lutheran Church on Sunday with services at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. A noon potluck dinner will be served.
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