Local Births and Obituaries Record In Minnesota Towns
At St Olaf Hospital newborns reported for Alton and Mrs Davis Oakland daughter June 3 Bruce Bandler 1104 9th Ave SW son June 3 Janning 503 4th Ave SE daughter June 3 Roger Nelson St Peter son Karl David June 2. Daughters of Rev Orval Schmidt Minneapolis and Helmer Nelson Rose Creek noted. Wilder Osage May 28 memorial Hospital son Doyle. Dean Johnson Omaha daughter June 1. Heusel Omaha daughter June 3. Mona Larson sister of Mrs Rei stad Austin noted. Ellis Nereson 81 Rochester died after five years illness survived by widow Margaret nine children 22 grandchildren great grandchild brother Willie Byron three sisters. Funeral Rock Dell Wednesday. Raymond Urbatsch 52 Osage Town found dead field son Lowell under safety related gun wound. Urbatsch farm 13 miles NW of Osage. survived by Dorothy Pahl Osage two sons Donald Lowell one daughter Joann parents Leonard Fluhrer Grafton Jona two brothers Wilbur Urbatsch Verl Fluhrer. Services Grafton Tuesday afternoon. John Christiansen 72 Mapleview died Sunday after lingering illness survived by widow Emily two daughters Gloria Misak London and Alice Waller Austin Rt 1 two sons James Austin and Richard Kirkwood Wednesday afternoon.
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St, Olaf Hospital
Alton Davis
Oakland
Bruce Bandler
9Th Ave
Herbert Janning
4Th Ave
Roger Nelson
St. Peter
Karl David
Orval Schmidt
Minneapolis
Helmer Nelson
Rose Creek
Doyle Wilder
Otranto
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Dean Johnson
Omaha
Neb
William Heusel
Mona Larson
Helga Larson
Chester Reistad
Austin
Ellis Nereson
Rochester
Margaret
Clarence Starkson
Byron
Minn
James Thompson
Stewartville
Obert Carlson
Kasson
Raymond Molde
St. Charles
Leland Falch
Harlan Nereson
Robert Jenven
Robert Nereson
Francis Bungum
Raymond Urbatsch
Lowell
R. L Whitley
Mitchell County
Urbatsch
Dorothy Pahl
Donald
Joann
Leonard Fluhrer
Grafton
Jona
Wilbur Urbatsch
Verl Fluhrer
Manly
Iowa
John Christiansen
Graham
Mapleview
Emily
Charles Comisak
Gloria
London
Alfred Waller
Alice
Austin Rt
James
Richard
Kirkwood
Funeral services announced for multiple residents
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Lewis Corbitt of 305 2nd Ave SW at 2 PM Tuesday in Jordan Mortuary Chapel with Rev Earl Brown. interment Oakwood Cemetery. John Christiansen of 102 Graham Mapleview to be laid to rest 2 PM Wednesday at Worlern Funeral Home with Rev R B Hamp. Ellis Nereson of Rochester has 2 PM Wednesday service at East St Olaf Church Rock Dell with Revs Shelve land and Melom. Zion Cemetery interment. The Vine Funeral Home Rochester handles arrangements.
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Graham
Mapleview
Worlern Funeral Home
R. B. Hamp
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Obituaries for Hollister L. Pease and Elmer Boe
Funeral services held May 18 for Hollister L. Pease 83 who died May 15 in Olmsted Community Hospital Rochester Born February 4 1878 in Hamilton he served in the Spanish American War and later farmed in northern Wisconsin He and wife Lillian Rice married 1921 lived in Dexter and Spring Valley area Survived by wife two daughters a son two brothers and two sisters Pillars at Spring Valley Methodist Church Dexter Cemetery and Jorris Funeral Home handled arrangements Elmer Sylvester Boe born December 6 1834 in Mower County Minnesota died May 29 after more than six years as a Rochester hospital patient He married Martha Thorson 1913 and farmed in Clayton Township Survived by wife two daughters four grandchildren one great grandchild three sisters and a brother Funeral services were held May 31 at Grand Meadow Lutheran Church Interment at Grand Meadow Cemetery Burrington Funeral Chapel in charge Pallbearers listed.
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Hollister L. Pease
Olmsted Community Hospital
Rochester
Pease
Hamilton
Elam
Esther Pease
12Th
Minnesota Regiment
Wisconsin
Lillian M. Rice
Sampson
Wis
Dexter
Frankford
Spring Valley
Arnold
Esther) Anderson
Hazel Run
David
Lueila) Johnson
Boyd
Ray
Des Moines
Elva
Ludington
Mich
Mary Agnes
Arthur Owen
Philippines
Spring Valley Methodist Memorial Church
Harold Hawkins
Dexter Cemetery
Leo Galloway
Clell Davis
Webb Allen
Otto Haarstad
Leland Vermilyen
William Doty
Jorris
Elmer Sylvester Boe
Mower County
Minn
Herman
Anna Boe
Clayton Township
Martha Thorson
Boe
Rochester Hospital
Martha
Leo Prior
Ellen
Grand Meadow
Emil Brandt
June
Tappi
Rose Linn
St. Paul
Alma Anderson
Minneapolis
Candace Smith
Les
Wheeler
Grand Meadow Lutheran Church
Allen T. Peterson
Grand Meadow Cemetery
Burrington Funeral Chapel
F. D. Hatha
Khrushchev and Kennedy meet on Laos and arms talks
The halt in nuclear explosions since Geneva complicates verification. A test ban with international inspection could start broader disarmament, while a collapse would crush hopes. The joint communique highlights Laos, with both leaders reaffirming support for a neutral Laos and a cease fire.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Laos
Kennedy to address Naval Academy and greet Buckingham Palace visit
President Kennedy spoke from the White House from 6 to 6 30 p m EST and will address the U S Naval Academy commencement in Annapolis Md He dined with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace and attended a luncheon with British officials including Lord Home and Sir Harold Caccia The Kennedy family also engaged in a christening event with Princess Radziwill and remained in London amid the royal visit crowd of about 250000 spectators.
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Kennedy
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S
David Bruce
Lord Home
Countess of Home
Exchequer
John Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Sir Harold Caccia
David Ormsby
Gore
Prince and Princess Radziwill
Princess Radziwill
Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedys
Radziwill
Funeral acknowledgment for Elmer Boe family
The family of Elmer Boe thank relatives and friends for kindness after his death. Out-of-town attendees came from Spring Valley Wheeler Wis St Paul Minneapolis Dexter Rose Creek St Ansgar Mitchell Iowa. Special thanks to Rev Peterson pallbearers the circle Mr Burrington and Mrs Albert Ringen.
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Way
Charles Bush
Roger Julson
Jess Ronnie
Lloyd Hardecopf
Neal Hardecopf
Spring Valley
Wheeler
Wis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Dexter
Rose Creek
St. Ansgar
Mitchell
Iowa
Peterson
Burrington
Albert Ringen
Elmer Boe
Speeding Fines and Bail Forfeitures in Mapleview Court
Justice Virgil E. Despard presided at Mapleview where Mary Jo Edwards paid a $10 fine for speeding. Sara Johnson Cole and Elmer Tiedeman forfeited $15 bail on speeding charges. Clifford Pinkham, Sammuel Broude, Shirley Flachman forfeited $15 or $10 bail on speeding charges.
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Sara Johnson Cole
Owatonna
Mapleview
Elmer Tiedeman
St. Paul
Clifford Charles Pinkham
St. Cloud
Mapleview Police
Sammuel Broude
Minneapolis
Shirley Flachman
Austin Officials Plead Guilty To Traffic Violations
Municipal Court Judge Fred Vogel presided as Wrong Way Earl M Quam pleaded guilty to driving the wrong way on a one way street and paid a ten dollar fine. Red Light Robert J Carlson of 803 4th Ave SW also pleaded guilty to running a red light and paid ten dollars.
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Earl M. Quam
Austin Rt. 3
Robert J. Carlson
4Th Ave
Hospitalized and memorial notices for several residents
Hospitalized ST OLAF Mrs. Anna Kasel at 309 Oakland Ave W medical. Mrs. Mabel McCue at 307 14th St NW medical. Mike Newkirk son of Milo and Mrs Milo Newkirk Rose Creek medical. MEMORIAL OSAGE John Bell St. Ansgar.
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Anna Kasel
Oakland Ave. W
Mabel McCue
14Th St NW
Mike Newkirk
Milo Newkirk
Rose Creek
Teen Named Elder At Delaware Ohio Presbyterian Church
Delaware Ohio Radnor Thompson Old Stone Presbyterian Church elects 16 year old Ted Byar Jr. as elder, believed to be the youngest ever elected in the Synod of Ohio. Elders work with ministers as lay leaders of the church.
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Delaware
Ohio
Radnor
Thompson
Old Stone” Presbyterian Church
Ted Byar Jr
Synod of Ohio
Debaters Named for Press Freedom TV confrontation
New York AP reports teams led by White House press secretary Pierre Salinger and Khrushchev’s son in law will square off in a nationally televised debate on June 24 focusing on freedom of the press.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchev
Reds at Laos talks snub ceasefire push amid Vienna notes
Communist delegates at the East-West Laos conference brushed aside cease-fire violations while Kennedy and Khrushchev hailed a truce’s importance. Only Western voice Malcom MacDonald urged progress toward a political settlement as Gromyko returned to Moscow with Khrushchev.
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Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Laos
Reds
Geneva
J. Michalowski
Poland
Vienna
Georgi Pushkin
Pushkin
Malcom MacDonald
Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
Chen Yi
Gromyko
Moscow
OAS Plan to Send Mission to Dominican Republic
The United States seeks OAS approval for a mission to the Dominican Republic as naval forces tighten in the Caribbean. Balaguer regime pledges free elections next May as Trujillo Jr. appears to assume his father’s role, while hopes for broader hemispheric ties grow uncertain about access for observers.
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OAS
Dominican Republic
Washington
Organization of American States
United States
Caribbean
Tions
Hemisphere
Joaquin Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Balaguer
Legislature tax plan includes income tax filing and cigarette hike
The plan targets filers who owe no tax with a new filing fee of 7.35 to 10 dollars for about 330000 individuals while keeping those paying ten dollars or more unaffected. It extends 75 percent forgiveness for withholding start with October 1 and raises the dependency credit from 14 to 15 dollars.
Johnson challenged by senators to visit the South for integration
Two Republican senators urge Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to undertake a Southern trip to press integration efforts. The report notes the standard railroad gauge in the United States is four feet eight and a half inches.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
United States
Four Die After Georgia Train Crashes Car
In Suwanee Georgia a passenger train struck a closed air conditioned car killing four occupants all Atlantans. The victims identified were Barron A Wiggins 42 Irene 40 Cooper Cecil Welch 52 and Wanslie 49.
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Suwanee
Barron A. Wiggins
Irene
Cooper Cecil Welch
Wanslie
Education Rights Tied to Voting in Supreme Court Case
The Justice Department argues that schooling conditions future voting rights, asserting Louisiana must provide public education and cannot close schools to avoid integration. The St Helena Parish dispute questions a 1952 law allowing school closures and awaits views from state attorneys general and parties.
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Washington
Justice Department Today
Department
U.S
Baton Rouge
St. Helena Parish
Louisiana
Supreme Court
St. Helena
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Justice Department
Negro Plaintifff
Mansfield says Kennedy to hold more talks with Khrushchev
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield of Montana says President Kennedy will likely have further conferences with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The comments reflect ongoing effort toward renewing talks during a period of Cold War diplomacy.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Diaper Use Ranges for Babies
Averages indicate babies use about 5000 diapers per year with some accounting for as many as 7000. The figure highlights variability in infant care needs and diaper consumption.
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