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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1956

Page

16

Planked Porterhouse Dinner with Duchess Potatoes and Veggies

A historic recipe outlines broiling a two inch thick porterhouse on a plank or heat proof platter. It details seasoning, browning, and arranging nests of spinach with butter carrots, Duchess potatoes, and a vegetable border, plus timing for rare to well done.

Taopi and nearby towns greet visitors and events

A crowded weekend of guests and family visits spans Taopi to New Hampton and Austin. Members of the Brennan, Kiefer, Webber, Johnson, Monson, and Campbell families hosted gatherings, with travel from Austin, Waterloo, Minneapolis, Beloit, and Chicago. An accident on a disk injured Roger Walker, and hospital stays included Mrs. Myrtle in Osage Memorial Hospital.

Donald Kiefer Grand Meadow Edward Efer Sr Floyd Kiefer Raymond Webber Joseph Junker Taopi-Johnsburg Lawrence Arendt Joesph Poncelet New Hampton Iowa Gene Brennan Roger Walker Jude Walker Vernon Winkels St. Mary's Hospital Rochester

Local Visitors and News From Wisconsin Towns

Racine Mrs E B Stewart and guests visited John Thompson home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs William Ziebell from Waterloo Iowa stayed with Walter Campfield. Eppard of Turlock California visited relatives and neighbors then traveled to Walker to see Bert Bailey. Frank Warren appointed manager of Hayes Lucas Lumber Yard. Robert Wahlstrom became manager at St Joseph. Ben Wilmarth family and Elizabeth Wilmarth visited Boward Chamberlain home. Lyman relatives visited LeRoy Memorial Day. Mrs Walter Campfield traveled to Min.

Buffin, Spicer John Thompson William Ziebell Waterloo Iowa Walter Campfield En Y Eppard Turlock Calif Walker Bert Bailey Frank Warren Hayes Lucas Robert Wahlstrom St. Joseph Ben Wilmarth Holcombe Wis Elizabeth Wilmarth Sunnyside Wash Boward Chamberlain W. G. Lyman LeRoy Memorial Day Min Stewartville School Racine James Ballinger DeAnna Blessing Catherine Boucsein Joan Bremseth Robert Crane Conrad Edgar Eleanor Evans Marjorie Glover Ardis July Alice King Betty Lange Jane Swigman Brenda Travis Ronald Wibben Ruby Neale Osakas Joyce Johnson Prank Eppard George Stellmaker Rochester Harold Clark Frontenac Doyle Wilson Rollin Shipton Richjland Center

Local families enjoy visits and picnics across the region

Numerous residents travel to see relatives from Osakis to Rochester with multiple dinners and picnics noted. Visitors include Clarence Thompson heading to Minnepolis, Mrs. Ruby Neale returning to Osakas, and the Thompson family gathering in Silver Bay and Rochester area.

Donkey and Donkey Baby Travel Snafu Aboard Cruise Ship

Ashley Haycox bought a donkey in Jamaica during a Caribbean cruise. The donkey and seller vanished, reappeared with a newborn foal, and Dutch crewmen loaded them aboard. A quarantine rule prevented landing in Norfolk, so the animals headed to New York where Haycox would recover them by paying fare.

Norfolk Ashley Haycox Jamaica Haycox New York

Oklahoma City Bootlegger Foiled by Police Raid

An Oklahoma City bootlegger blamed hard times on a sneaky rival. Letters advertising the bootleggers’ business were sent to the police chief and officials and to newspapers. Police Chief Roy Bergman raided the bootlegger, confiscated merchandise, and he cited him in court.

Oklahoma City Roy Bergman

Stamps in News: US 10 Cent Stamp Marks Independence Day

SYD KRONISH reports from Independence Hall that the new 10 cent stamp features Independence Hall and the July 4 release marks the 18th and final issue in the series. The stamp will debut on Independence Day in Philadelphia, near the Liberty Bell and historic scenes tied to the Continental Congress and George Washington’s appointment.

Syd Kronish Independence Hall Philadelphia Continental Congress George Washington

Independence Hall replica shown in new center design

The central design of the new 10 center features Independence Hall reproduced from a drawing by a Bureau of Engraving and Printing artist. The view shows the south side of the building as seen from Independence Square. Stamp collectors may send addressed envelopes to the Postmaster Philadelphia with a money order to cover stamp costs. Endorse outer envelope First Day Covers.

Independence Hall Bureau of Engraving and Printing Independence Square Philadelphia

Austria emits blue 2 40 schilling stamp for World Power Conference

Austria issues a blue 2 40 schilling stamp to commemorate the Fifth World Power Conference in Vienna from June 17 to 23. The stamp shows a world globe with a bow denoting a meridian and arrows of different lengths radiating from the center to symbolize earth's energies.

Austria Vienna Earth

Australian stamp paper policy for denominations

A memo notes that all Australian stamps from 3 2 pence to 2 shillings 6 pence will be printed on unwatermarked paper in the future. Higher values 5 shillings to 2 pounds will continue on watermarked paper per the Australian News and Information Bureau report.

Australian News and Information Bureau

Postmaster General announces flat registration fee for stamps

Effective June 1 a flat 50 cent fee applies to each stamp order from the Philatelic Agency in Washington DC. Additional handling charges scale from 5 to 75 cents by quantity. New Saar stamps issued, plus note on Spanish Guinea Greece Colombia Czechoslovakia issues. Pigs should be weaned in the morning for easier separation.

Arthur E. Summerfield Philatelic Agency Washington, D. C Saar Spanish Guinea Greece International Rotary Rotary Colombia Czechoslovakia Australia

Obit Swindlers Return Targeting Grieving Families

Post Office officials warn of a rising postal crime where unordered COD parcels are sent to the deceased, paid for by grieving relatives for sentimental reasons. Swindlers use obituary notices to obtain names and addresses, with some cases using express shipments to dodge mail rules. At least three arrests are reported, including a Atlanta origin theft of 72 COD parcels containing cheap Gospel booklets.

Washington NEA Post Office Department Arthur Summerfield Railway Express Atlanta Missouri Pennsylvania

Local Church Ordains Roger K Hoffman in Elkton

Roger K Hoffman, son of Mrs Ellen Hoffman, was ordained at St John Lutheran Church Elkton with Rev B E Petrick officiating. He will be installed at St Paul Lutheran near Milford Neb in July after earning a Bachelor of Divinity from Wartburg Seminary Dubuque.

Earl Easter Roger K. Hoffman Ellen Hoffman Oeee Seminary Dubuque Iowa St. John’s Lutheran Church Elkton B. E. Petrick E. G. Gaede Roger St. Paul's Lutheran Church Milford Neb Gusta Trapp Delavan Wis R. A. Schiefelbein Ernest Schwerin Ruth Ann Joann Earl Hamilton Roy Hamilton Adams St. John's Lutheran Church James Imsdahl Brooten St. John's Circle Three Ben Davis Circle One Frances King Frank Bruha Marie Unverzaat Zion Lutheran Church Stensland Harold Hoffman Navy Charleston Florence Hagen Freeport Ill Wartburg Seminary Paul Rabine John Kraft Monroe Swendiman Charles and Monroe Jr Minneapolis New Brighton Orville Morgand Raymond Andersen

Community Notes From North London And Nearby Towns

Social visits and graveside decor on Tuesday and Monday as Mrs. T. 8. Johnson and others travel to cemeteries. Families from Austin St. Paul Myrtle and Alma join relatives for dinners and weddings. The Milo Cafourek family buys a car while Warringtons sell a St. Ansger farm and move to California. Local residents share weekends fishing trip and a cracked rib injury to Mrs Lukester.

John Loka Chicago Frank Plevka Albin Rayman Myrtle Anna Lukes Ray Johnson Bohemian Cemetery Maynard Neilson Vernon Campbell Laura Campbell Arthur Jacobson Alma Iowa Hank Brewster A. Vancamp Austin Machacek « Anfonson St. Olaf Thomas Wilt Nate Roberts Robert Fleisher Fleisher Minnie Cox Herbert Lerud Anna

Galapagos Named for Giant Tortoises by Spaniards

The Galapagos archipelago of 15 islands and many islets was named by Spanish explorers for the enormous tortoises that inhabit the region.

Galapagos Archipelago

Lost Treasure Legends at Castle Crags Park

The Castle Crags area in California recalls a 1855 Army payroll massacre and a legendary hidden gold stash. A wagon train guarded $20,000 in gold before a massacre by Indians and allied settlers. clues surface, but no proof of gold remains.

Castle Crags State Park Calif Castle Crags Park Oregon R. P. Gipson Joaquin Miller Castle Crags

LeMays Attend Philadelphia Orchestra Concert in Roanoke

Mr and Mrs Robert LeMay of Philadelphia fulfilled a long time ambition by attending a concert of the Philadelphia Orchestra in Roanoke Virginia. They said they never could find a chance to attend at home.

Roanoke Robert LeMay Philadelphia Orchestra

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