Vital statistics and obituaries at St Olaf area
Local notices list births at St Olaf Hospital and outside Austin with names and dates. Several obituaries and funeral arrangements for Mrs Tracy Smith, Roy Ridenour, Mrs Clara Keyser, Mrs Mathias Weinmann, Donald Shuck, and others are noted with service details and family acknowledgments. Additional police actions and court fines appear, including drunk driving, speeding, and careless driving. A memorial note for Martin Beck dated June 5, 1961 closes the item.
Hospitalized residents listed with medical notes
Hospitalized individuals include Jeanne Arens of 1711 Oakland Ave FE in room 105, patient in medical status. Frank Rusch of Austin Rt. 4 and Joseph Murphy at 1717 3rd St NE listed for surgical care. Archie Armstrong 703 14th Ave SW also noted as surgical. Jay Duffy, formerly of Austin Area, is in surgical care at ST MARYS ROCHESTER. Mrs W F McKaller 206 2nd Ave NW in room 3-181 listed as surgical. Mrs Roland Sheldon of Denver noted at ST LUKE DENVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Arens
Arthur Arens
Oakland Ave
Frank Rusch
Austin Rt. 4
Joseph Murphy
3Rd St. NE
Archie Armstrong
14Th Ave
ST. Marys
Rochester
Jay Duffy
Austin Area
W. F. McKaller
2Nd Ave
ST. Luke
Denver
Roland Sheldon
Coffee Origins and Early Brazilian Plantings
Coffee likely began in Ethiopia and spread to the Americas with early Brazilian plantings dating to 1774 in the southern region. This note classifies the historical origins and the initial cultivation in Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Brazil
Howard County Primary Results Show Mixed Party Support
In Cresco Iowa Howard County backed Gov Norman Erbe for the Republican nomination 539 votes to 220 for William B Nicholas. Harold E Hughes led the Democratic ticket with 421 against Lewis Lind 66. Voter turnout was described as very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresco
Iowa
Howard County
Norman Erbe
William B. Nicholas
Clear Lake
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
State Commerce Commission
Lewis Lind
Winterset
Gregerson Named Outstanding County Chairman 1962
George Gregerson chairman of the Mower County Heart Fund was named Outstanding County Chairman 1962 at a Minnesota Association of Life Underwriters luncheon. The Austin and Mower County area were noted as 13 781 homes and 48 498 people with a heart, per Gordon Thompson. Gregerson credited his associates and called it a privilege to work for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gregerson
Mower
Aid fund raised for Geneva program in 1962 appeal
World Council of Churches interchurch aid division seeks 7.804 million dollars for 1962 program in Geneva an increase of 2.339 million over last year’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
Interchurch Aid, Refugee and World Service
Navy Landing Craft Sinks in Boston Harbor
A Navy landing craft sank in Boston harbor with seven sailors aboard. The vessel, offloading refuse from the icebreaker Atka, took on water due to a mechanical defect and went down. The Coast Guard, Boston police, and emergency crews assisted as the Roseway rescued all seven men in life jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Harbor
Atka
Coast Guard
Trains collide in Atwood Wisconsin injuring two crew
A gravel train rear ended a Soo Line freight train halted for emergency repairs at Atwood Wisconsin. The gravel train engineers were hospitalized in Owen. several locomotives and multiple freight cars derailed or damaged. Atwood lies about 40 miles east of Eau Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood, Wis
Soo Line
Atwood Is
Eau Claire
Osage Primary Returns Reported for Senate and House Contests
In Mitchell County Iowa, E B Smith Ames ran unopposed for the Democratic senate nomination. L B Liddy Keosauqua led GOP lines for secretary of agriculture with 718 votes, Loyd Van Patten Indianola 493. H R Gross Waterloo defeated Ernest J Seemann for Third District congress. Democratic contenders Neel Hill Webster City and John Patin Waterloo trailed. Overall turnout described as very, very light as township results await next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mondry
U. S. Senate
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Herbert F. Hoover
Oskaloosa
E. B. Smith
Ames
H. R. Gross
Waterloo
Ernest J. Seemann
Neel F. Hill
Webster City
John Stephen Patin
Howard County
U. S
Senate
L. B. Liddy
Keosauqua
Mitchell County
Loyd van Patten
Indianola
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Ernest J
Food for Peace Support Urged
Duane Wilson, Minnesota commissioner of agriculture, urged Minnesotans to join the nine state Midwest Regional Food for Peace conference at Coffman Memorial campus this Saturday. He said the gap between abundance at home and hunger abroad must be narrowed and urged participation to help provide adequate diets for people globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Duane Wison
Minnesota
Coffman Memorial Campus
Wilson
Hypnosis Session Invited for Calgary Students Exam Aid
The Calgary Hypnosis Society invites high school seniors to a session they say helps recall studied material. Bill Brooks notes the aim is to relax students so they remember information during exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alta
Bill Brookka
Bill Brooks
Final Accord Near in Rail Wage Dispute
Chicago reports a near settlement of the rail wage dispute with carriers agreeing to raise hourly wages by an average of 10.2 cents for 450000 non operating workers. Eleven unions indicated acceptance of the recommended increase but details on calculation remain unresolved. Further talks were planned today between union and management leaders.
District flower roses named for five states and districts
The official flower of the District of Columbia and the states of Georgia Iowa New York and North Dakota is the rose noted in a contemporary civic listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Georgia, Iowa, New York and
North Dakota
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St, Olaf Hospital
Fred Krofta
Clinton, Mapleview
Nathan Williams
Austin
Lanny Krachmer
Jessup
Karen Comeau
James Green
St. Marys Hospital
Clifford Green
Brownsdale
Franklin Collette
3Rd Ave
Barbara Lewison
12Th Ave
Albert Pint
Plymouth
Mich
Eva White
Riceville
Mrs
Tracy Smith
St. Olaf Hospital
William Kinney
Bernice
Arlington
Mass
Leo Regner
Charles Moertl
Wauwautosa
Wis
Roy Ridenour
Lake City
LeRoy
Queen of Angels Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
E. N. Wahl
Dr. Cranwell
Allie Cochran
Swenson
Worlein
David Shurson
Memoriam
Martin Beck
5Th St
Fred Vogel
Darrel Wayne Johansen
Frank Wayne Dennison
7Th St. NW
Janice Faye Ver Hey
Albert Lea
George Edward Rezabek
Mason City
Robert Harvey Lau
Austin Rt. 1
William Roger Wagner
1St Ave. NW
Arnold Melvin Gabrielson
4Th Ave
Edmund Donald Kasner
1St Dr. NW
Edward J. Sheedy
13Th Ave
Robert Dale Kolpin
18Th Ave
Amos Laru
Rupert
Spencer
Ronald Romain Scott
San Diego
California
Danny T. Hall
8Th Ave
Hall
ST. Olaf
NEW York
Abbott L
Kennecott
Allied Ch
Lorillard
Allis Chal
Hon
Amerada
Am Can
Minn
P&l
Am M&f Y
Mon
Am Mot
Ck U
At&t
Mon Ward
Anaconda
Nat Dairy
Arch Dan
Armco St
Nor Pac Armour
Avco Corp
Nwst Airs
Beth Steel Penney
Boeing Air
Pepsi Cola
Brunswick
A Pillsbury
Chi & NW
Chrysler
RCA
Rep Steel
Rex Drug
Rey Tob
Deere
Sears Roe
Douglas
Shell Oil
Dow Chem
Sinclair
du Pont
Socony
East Rod
Sp Rand
Ford Met
St Brands
Gen Elec
St Oil
Cal
Gen Foods
St Oil Ind
Gen Mills
St Oil NJ
Gen Mot
Swift & Co
Gen Tel
Texaco Goodrich
Texas Ins
Goodyear
Cons Coal
Gould Bat
UN Pac
UN Air Lin
Greyhound
U S
Erbe
Nicholas
Peter Kemmer
Lime Springs
County Board of Commissioners
Leonard Novak
Ralph Marr
Gregerson
R&f Bike Shop
Oakland
Hill Heating & Roofing, Inc
10Th St
Milwaukee
Depos
Standands of
Mayer
North West
The
Roseway
Wisconsin
Owen Hospital
Osage
Food For
Chicago
Sewuice
Oakland Avenue
Grant Williams
Fordtown
RBI
Ford
Upper Midwest
St. SE
F.oaf
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