Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital cases and obits
A long list of births, marriages, and deaths from St Olaf Hospital and local towns. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bawek and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miklas births, many obituaries for Inga McAdam Blooming Prairie, Edward Betlach, Mary Dopita, Augusta Dickman, Alfred Simon, Hollis Hall, and Robert McAdam. Funeral services are scheduled across Blooming Prairie, Austin, and nearby churches, with multiple survivors named and arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Steven Bawek
Graham St
Mapleview
Ion
Douglas Miklas
New Ulm, Son
Inga McAdam
Robert Inga Sophia McAdam
Blooming Prairie
Olena Johnson
Janet Waring
Dexter
Ore
Levena Ingvalson
Ida Ingvalson
Austin
Ann Ingvalson
St. Hilaire
Minn
Edward J. Betlach
Ann
Edward R. Betlach
Bismark
N.D
Frank
Ernest Betlach
Libby) Guy
Rochester
Caroline Waler
Owatonna
Henry
Mary) Dopita
Main St. S
Carl Dopita
Roger
Sharon) Berg
St. Charles
Steven Dopita
East Long Meadow
Mass
Michael Berg
Daniel Dopita
Robert Konrad
Opava
Czechoslovakia
Augusta Dickman
Austin Rt. 4
Herman Dickman
Luella Dickman
Anna Dickman
Willow Springs
Alfred Simon
Alfred
Ruth) Simon
Sth St
Robert Simon
New Mellray Abby
Dubuque
Iowa
Donald
Cottage Grove
David
Alfred Jr
Kurt
Roland
Barbara) Schumacher
Jean Simon
Kermit Vanderbilt
San Diego
Calif
Hollis H. Hall
Rose Creek
The
Hall Heating Co
Irene
Hollis Jr
Chicago
Wayne
William
Faribault
Jerry
Bellevidere
Ill
Kerry
Hawaii
Larry
Robert
Keith
Shirley Plank
San Francisco
Gilbert
Yvonne) Wicklboom
St. Paul
Arleta Hall
Theodore Hall
Thomas Woolsey
Artesia
Bernice Galssel
Sylvia Brimacomb
Betlach
St. Columbanus Catholic Church
Hilary McNallan
Accident near LeRoy leads to county report
An accident on Hwy 56 just outside LeRoy at 7:45 p.m. Saturday involved cars driven by Edward Nauman LeRoy and Robert Marr Jr. Riceville Ia. Damage to the Nauman car was 350 dollars and to the Marr vehicle 50 dollars. The Mower County Sheriff's Dept investigated the crash. Outdoor hospital note lists Edward Wiese at 704 Oakland Ave W Room 137 medical. Outside Austin Ben Bergan Lime Springs moved from St Joseph Hospital Cresco to Reutlinger Nursing Home Cresco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ben Bergan
Lime Springs
St. Joseph Hospital
Cresco
Reutlinger Nursing Home
LeRoy
Edward Nauman
Robert Marr Jr
Riceville
Nauman
Marr
Mower County
Today in History notes from June 5, 1972
The 157th day of the year marks historical events including France's Battle of France starting in 1940, French troops entering Mexico City in 1863, Grant's nomination in 1872, bananas at the 1876 Centennial Exposition, Marshall Plan outline in 1947, the 1961 Supreme Court ruling on the Communist Party, Nixon's 10 years ago California primary win, Israeli Arab fighting recalls, stalled cease-fire at the UN, and 1 year ago Palestinian groups called to overthrow King Hussein in Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
George CC. Marshall
Harvard University
Europe
U.S. Supreme Court
American Communist Party
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
California
Edmund G. Brown
United Nations
Jordan
Hussein
Girl Scout Troop Honors Charles Heald For Park Support
Representatives of Troop 103 in Austin awarded Charles Heald a gold pin in appreciation of his flowers and time donated to Troop 163 for a mini park at the northeast corner of 1st Ave and 1st St NW. Heald helped teach planting and gardening to the girls for the Triangle Neighborhood project. Pictured: Mrs Martin Burke, Mary Bednar, Heald, and Mrs Don Hodapp. Girl Scouts are a United Fund Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Charles Heald
Austin
Troop 163
1St Ave
1St St. NW
Heald
Triangle
China and Greece establish diplomatic ties
Communist China and Greece agreed to recognize each other and establish diplomatic relations effective today. New China News Agency said ambassadors will be exchanged within six months and Greece recognizes the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Greece
Peking
New China
People’s Republic of China
Jewish war vets seek hospital funds and veteran aid
Minnesota Jewish War Veterans urged more funds to run VA hospitals at full beds, backed state and federal efforts for veteran job placement, and called for a Vietnam veteran bonus. Over 300 delegates at the Radisson South Hotel elected Leo Fox of St. Paul as commander. The group supported strong defense while condemning irresponsibility and pushing for disarmament agency funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hamline taps coach Mulkern as athletic director
Dick Mulkern, Hamline University head football coach, is named athletic director to replace Clarence Nelson who will remain chair of the physical education department. Bertram L. Perkins, 49, dies in Boise auto crash after rising from canal project foreman to Morrison-Knudson Co. president and board chairman since 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram L. Perkins
Boise, Idaho
Perkins
Morrison-Knudson Co
Bomb explosion wounds four in Northern Ireland chaos
Four men were wounded in a Northern Ireland incident amid unrest after Protestant demonstrations. Gunfire in a Catholic district near Belfast wounded two. two IRA guerrillas were reportedly wounded in clashes as a 30 pound bomb damaged a hotel in Antrim. UDA vigilantes patrolled Londonderry as 20 000 Protestants marched to demand IRA expulsion from Catholic sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Antrim
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Londonderry
IRA
Moline pension plan will stop
White Motor Corp official says the Minneapolis Moline line pension plan will be terminated after plant closures. A retired employee will receive about 90 dollars monthly once funding ends, as Minneapolis Moline's Lake Street plant is slated to close likely this month. Hopkins plant closure undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
White Motor Corp
Minneapolis-Moline
H. Herbert Phillips
White Motor
Lake Street
Hopkins
Lion's Club hears heart disease report
Winston Cathey, field director for the Minnesota Heart Assn. from Rochester, spoke at the weekly meeting about heart disease dangers and rising cases in the 20 to 50 age group. The club also heard a report on the annual Lion's Stag Golf Day to be held June 26, chaired by Dr. James Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Cathey
Minnesota Heart Assn
Rochester
Lion's Club
James Herrick
Stag
Man charged with hijacking in Dade County jail
William Hahneman, 49, an engineer, is jailed in Miami awaiting a removal hearing. Federal officials seek to transfer him to Alexandria, Virginia, for alleged connection to a May 5 Eastern jetliner hijack that carried 303000 dollars in ransom from Dulles Airport before reaching Central America. He reportedly turned himself in at the U S embassy in Honduras after the hijack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
William Hahneman
Dade County
Alexandria
Hahneman
U.S
Honduras
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dulles International
Central America
Ore carrier Roger Blough readies for sea trials at Lorain
The ore carrier Roger Blough, badly damaged last summer in a fatal fire at American Ship Building Co., was moved to a new berth in Lorain on Saturday for sea trials. The vessel, worth about 10 million dollars, was towed by three tugs to a scrap dock on the Black River’s west side as part of the preparation, following repairs after the blaze that killed four people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain, Ohio
Roger Blough
American Ship Building Co
Black River
Markets report from Austin and St Paul hogs and cattle
Markets Monday June 5 1972 show Hormel prices for hogs at Austin with butcher hogs 200-230 and sow weights 270-300 dollars per hundredweight, cattle including U S Prime Choice yearling steers 33.50, standards 26.78, cows 21.00-28.00, bulls 30.00-33.00. St Paul livestock report lists slaughter steers and heifers activity and price ranges with primes up to 62.00 and hogs 6,000 head, barrows and gilts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Hormel
U.S
Neusasen
ST. Paul Livestock
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Hormel Leads Stocks In Morning Report
At 11 a.m. Hormel & Co stock trades with a 19 percent gain as part of a broader list of stocks, including other market movers, reflecting early trading strength and investor interest across major names.
Bids Sought for Multi purpose Arena Austin Minnesota
City of Austin invites sealed bids for general mechanical electrical and parking lot construction of the Multi purpose Arena. Bid deadline 2 00 P M June 29 1972 with openings read aloud and council action July 3 1972. Bids require 10 percent bid bond and 100 percent performance bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Minnesota
4Th Ave. N.E
City Recorder
Spa Council
The
Ross Graves & Associated Architects
Builders Exchange
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rochester
Dodge Plan Room
Mason City
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
City of Austin
Darrell Stacy Darrell Stacy
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Market Lamb Prices Reported for Feeder and Slaughter Grades
Utility and good slaughter ewes bring 5.00 to 6.50. Choice 31.00 to 32.00. Feeder lambs 60 to 85 pounds fetch 28.00 to 29.00. Heavier 85 to 100 pounds sell around 25.00 to 28.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellis Lee Hobson
Pamela Jean Rice
Hugh Carr
Methodist Hospital
St. Ansgar
Ruth) Laivell
Josiah (Myrle) Hartzell
John Dexter Lyon Jr
Henry Vopita
Schempp
Fairview Cemetery
Oakland
Simon
8Th St
St. Augustine Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Cancer Fund
Christianson
Evenson, Johnson and
Panning
Almer Christianson
Edward Wiese
Oakland Ave. W
Associated Press
France
Moline Pension Plan
Phillip
Lion’s Club
Mel Precht
Nordin Optometric
Man
Hormel & Co
First Selected Securities, Inc
Burt Plehal
Cliff Greenman
J. E
Phil) Golberg
Bonds Mutual Funds
4Th Ave
Ala
Weorlein
Techdome
Ist
Holiday Inn
Bud Freeman
Zumbro Hotel
Rochester, Minn
Jordan Mortuary
W. H. Hanser
J. H. Clasen
Tempo
Main St
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