Vital Statistics Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital
The following births are listed from St Olaf Hospital including a son for Mr. and Mrs George Schroeder at 1105 North St on June 6 and a son for Mr. and Mrs Darwin Gray of 1200 W College on June 5. Other entries include Austin area and Honolulu Hawaii births with parents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
George Schroeder
North St
Son
Darwin Gray
W. College
John Lightly
Austin Rt. 3
Austin
George Finnegan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Finnegan
William Wallace
Austin Rt. 5
Robert Hartzeil
Babbitt
Minn
Stewartville
Marriage Licenses for John C Walledon and Betsy Christianson
John C Walledon of Minneapolis and Betsy M Christianson filed for a marriage license at 1 West College. Jiles A Baldus residing at 2112 McKinnsey and Nancy J Dunlop of Franklin also appear in license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Walledon
Minneapolis
Betsy M. Christianson
W. College
Jiles A. Baldus
McKinnsey
Nancy J. Dunlop
S S. Franklin
D Lloyd Tallmadge Dies at 56 in Florida Veterans Hospital
D Lloyd Tallmadge, 56, died Thursday at the Veterans Hospital in St. Petersburg Florida. A former Austin resident he was an engineer for the Milwaukee Road. In 1951 the family moved to 4107 43rd Ave North St. Petersburg. Survived by wife Anne daughter Mrs Robert Copper Osage and son David of St. Petersburg. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Bay Pines Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lloyd Tallmadge
Veterans Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
Austin
Milwaukee Road
43Rd Ave. N
Anne
Robert Copper
Osage
David
Bay Pines
Fila
Death Notice for Harry Schartz 99
Harry Schartz 99 died Thursday evening at St Olaf Hospital. A former Rose Creek resident he lived at Vaith Rest Home 703 Lansing. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schartz
St. Olaf Hospital
Rose Creek
Vaith Rest Home
Lansing
Sam Anderson, 73, Blooming Prairie, Dies in Owatonna
Sam Anderson of Blooming Prairie, aged 73, died at Owatonna Hospital today. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anderson
Blooming Prairie
Owatonna Hospital
Funeral services for Harry Sch artz at St. Peter's
Funeral services for Harry Schartz of 702 Lansing are set for 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Peter's Church Rose Creek with interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. A rosary will be held at Mayer Funeral Home at 8 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schartz
Lansing
St. Peter's Church
Rose Creek
St. Peter's Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Lura Helen Spencer Obituary. 1883 Birth in Amore Minn to Spencer family
Lura Helen Spencer born August 30 1883 in Amore Ottertail County Minnesota to William Henry and Helen Mason Spencer. She died May 3 1958 in Manhattan Beach California where she had lived the past 12 years. The family later returned to LeRoy Minnesota where she was raised and educated. In 1906 she moved to Aus-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lura Helen Spencer
Amore
Ottertail County
Minn
William Henry
Helen Mason Spencer
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Spencer
LeRoy
Aus
Remembering Henry Thurnau A Longtime Aurora Resident Dies
Henry Thurnau born March 16 1893 in Aurora Minnesota son of John Thurnau Sr grew up on a local farm. He served in World War I and worked for Geo A Hormel Co Austin later 21 years with Ben Simonson in Dexter. He died May 29 1958 at St Olaf Hospital after a stroke and funeral services were held May 31 in Austin. Interment at Aurora. Survived by three sons two brothers two sisters seven grandchildren and other relatives. Friends from Owatonna Dexter Claremont and Wyckoff attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlein
Aurora
Thurnau
Donald
LaVern
Austin
Robert
San Diego
Calif
John
Osage
Iowa
Fred
Fargo
N. D
Louis
Albert Lea
Ben
Owatonna
Augusta Thurnau
H. H. Thompson
Obituary of Olive Anna DeTienne
Olive Anna DeTienne born July 25 1871 in Dunnell Minnesota daughter of August and Hannah Ziemer. She died May 31 after four months illness at St Olaf Hospital and is survived by two daughters a son a sister four brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Anna DeTienne
Dunnell
Minn
August
Hannah Ziemer
Joel DeTienne
Sherburn
Bainville
Mont
New Richmond
Wis
Worlern
DeTienne
Louus Petersen
Elsie
Jens Petersen
Elizabeth
Austin
Louis
Bremerton
Wash
John Juhl
Estherville
Town
Charley
Harry Ziemer
Fairmont
George
Wykoff
Jesse
Helena
Local obituary notes large family bereavement and out of town attendees
Funeral notices list a widow with 16 children and 16 who preceded her in death, her husband Joel DeTienne, and two sons Cecil and Archie. Among those traveling from away were Charley and Charley Ziemer, August Rose, Russell Ziemer, Dorothy Towne, Mildred Schnittger, Fairmont residents, John Juhl and Glen Hackett party from Esterville, George Ziemer, Wendell Stender, Lloyd Rose from Owatonna, and Harry Clark party from Armstrong Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel DeTienne
Cecil
Archie
Charley Ziemer
August Rose
Russell Ziemer
Dorothy Towne
Mildred Schnittger
Fairmont
John Juhl
Glen Hackett
Estherville
George Ziemer
Wendell Stender
Lloyd Rose
Owatonna
Harry Clark
Armstrong
Iowa
Card of Thanks for Olive Detienne Family
The family extends heartfelt thanks to all who aided during illness and death of Olive Detienne. Special appreciation to relatives and friends, Drs Lommen and Lommen, nurses, Old Colony Rest Home, Rev Kooy, Mrs Lagerval, Mrs Kooy for music, transportation, and pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lommen
Old Colony Rest Home
Kooy
Lagerval
Lambert Family Expresses Gratitude After Loss
The family of W. P. Lambert of 1710 Sunset Street Albert Lea and formerly of Austin thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness after the death of their husband and father laid to rest June 4 1958. Special thanks to Rev Phillip F. Lewis music by Mr and Mrs Russell Sorenson pallbearers Harry F. Kelly Carl Gusdavison E R Carrier Leonard Whelan Ellsworth B. Ellison and Kermit Kiefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Lambert
Sunset Street
Albert Lea
Austin
Phillip F. Lewis
Russell Sorenson
Harry F. Kelly
Carl Gusdavison
E. R. Carrier
Leonard Whelan
Ellsworth B. Ellison
Kermit Kiefer
Thanks to Family and Medical Staff After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Chester Jorgenson thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards gifts flowers and visits during her stay at Memorial Hospital and at home. She also thanks Dr Blong Dr Smith nurses and aides for the wonderful care received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Dr. Blong
Dr. Smith
Chester Jorgenson
Ambulance Run From Brownsdale To St Olaf Hospital
An ambulance operation carried a patient from Brownsdale to St Olaf Hospital at 1 55 p m on Thursday in an urgent transfer. The concise report notes the dispatch time and route without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsdale
St. Olaf Hospital
Glenn B. Johnson Fined for Driving License Violation
Glenn B. Johnson of LeRoy was fined five dollars for violating restrictions on his driver's license under a municipal or local court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn B. Johnson
LeRoy
Senate votes to strip new foreign aid authority
The Senate defeated a plan to grant the President power to provide economic aid to any country except the Soviet Union Red China and Communist North Korea. The vote 43 to 42 followed a stormy debate with Humphrey accusing the State Department of duplicity in satellite aid framing. The aim was to ease Moscow control by relaxing satellite restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
State Department
Humphrey
Senate
Soviet Union
Red China
North Korea
Moscow
Library Sets Its Program for Summer
Miss Mabel Olson announced summer hours at the Public Library with 9 a.m to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m to noon Saturdays. A reading contest for grades one through six runs six weeks ending in a party with awards including booklets bookmarks and Liberty Bell pins. New books were added to the children's department and Olson urged parents to maintain reading habits during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Olson
New Books at City Library Arrivals List
City library adds several new titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable works include So Merciful a Queen and So Cruel a Woman by Harwood and Mantley’s Snow Birch Marshal. Nonfiction features Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Fisher and Soviet Education for Science and Technology by Korol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Mantley
Snow Birch Marshal
Murphy
Pinnckney
Bover
Coyle
Korol
Witty
Strauss to lead peace atomic energy talks and advisory role
Former AEC head and Eisenhower appointee Henry Strauss will serve as the President's special assistant to promote the atoms for peace program and will lead the U.S. delegation to an international conference in Geneva next September. He has clashed with Dulles over testing policy and with Sen. Anderson on clean versus dirty bombs as the 1950s nuclear debate continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Strauss
AEC
Truman
Gordon Dean
State Dulles
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Clinton P Anderson
D-Nm
Congress
Anderson
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
De Gaulle Faces Algerian Rebels as Talks Fail
The 3 1/2 year Algerian nationalist rebellion rejects De Gaulle’s offer of equal citizenship for Arabs and Berbers. Rebels say they will again seek U N General Assembly support for independence and continue the war. De Gaulle plans speeches in Oran and Mostaganem before flying to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Oran
Mostaganem
Paris
Algiers
West Fork Streams Named in California River System
A single stream in California is identified as the West Fork of the South Fork of the North Fork of the San Joaquin River. The nomenclature traces a complex river hierarchy in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Joaquin River
Austin Area Servicemen News in Local Draft Report
PFC Stanton Kittleson of St Ansgar Iowa assigned to the army missile program at Cape Canaveral as a fire direction computer. Pvt Roger Noterman of Hayfield assigned to the Marine aviation detachment at Jacksonville Florida for airman school training. Ronald F DeVriendt 23 participated with the 101st Airborne Division in Cumberland Hills field exercise at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Dennis L Swedberg of LeRoy enlisted for three years in the United States Army in the Military Police Corps with Ft Gordon Georgia to follow basic at Ft Carson Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Kittleson
St. Ansgar
Iowa
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kittleson
Pvt
Roger Noterman
Hayfield
Marine Aviation
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Jacksonville
Parreis Island
D. C
Camp le Jeune
N. C
Ronald FE. DeVriendt
101St Airborne Division
Cumberland Hills
Fort Bragg
Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
U. S
DeVriendt
Mary L. DeVriendt
S. Sixth
426Th Supply and Transport Company
Fort Campbell
Army
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Dennis L Swedberg
Wesley M. Swedberg
LeRoy
United States Army
Sgt
Ray Troop
Austin
Swedberg
Military Police Corps
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Carson
Colo
Princess Speaks at Ice Cream Social in Adams Minnesota
An ice cream social hosted by the Adams unit featured county dairy princess Jackie Krueger with attendants Marlene Peters Shelby Jean Runkle and Region 10 princess Marlys Dammann. Farm Bureau Fieldman Aaron Robertson spoke, and music came from Mary Rezan Elaine Alwelling Helen Gilgenbach and Virginia Bissen. Membership captains were Wilfred Bissen Francis Gilgenbach and Joy Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Minn
Lodi-Marshall Farm Bureau
Jackie Krueger
Marlene Peters
Shelby Jean Runkle
Marlys Dammann
Aaron Robertson
Douglas
Minnesota Farm Bureau
Mary Rezan
Elaine Alwelling
Helen Gilgenbach
Virginia Bissen
Wilfred Bissen
Cafourek Remains in Fair Condition at Ellsworth Base
An Austin airman AIC Ronnie Cafourek, 19, wounded in the stomach by a .22 pistol, remains in fair condition at Ellsworth Air Force Base Hospital in Rapid City South Dakota. The alleged assailant AIC Harry H. Collom, 28, of Pittsburg Kansas, faces Municipal Court today charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to do great bodily harm. bond was set at 2500 dollars after arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S. D
AIC
Ronnie Cafourek
Ethel Cafourek
W. Freeborn
Harry H. Collom
Pittsburg
Kan
Three Volunteers Donor Rare Blood for Mohn Emergency
Harry Mohn of Hayfield received three pints of rare B negative blood through a Red Cross appeal. Mrs. Edna Riskedahl coordinated. volunteers Mrs. Arthur Underdahl, Mrs. Gerald Cook, and Lloyd Rogne donated at the hospital within two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mohn
Hayfield
Question Box Discussion At St. Peter Lutheran
Toeterville Iowa hosts a question box session led by St. Peter Lutheran Brotherhood members on Wednesday. Art Baldner Wilmer Krahn and Ewald Ehike acted as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeterville
Iowa
St. Peter Lutheran Brotherhood
Art Baldner
Wilmer Krahn
Ewald Ehike
Austin Twins Win Yale Law School Scholarships
Laurence and Leonard Adding ton twins of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Addington receive full tuition scholarships to Yale University Law School New Haven Conn They graduate June 14 with BA degrees from the University of Minnesota They are Austin High School and Austin Junior College alumni class of 1956 Both will work summer jobs in Minneapolis and Monroe Neb and enroll at Yale on Sept 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence and
Leonard Addington
M. C. Addington
Johnson
Yale University Law School
New Haven
Conn
University of Minnesota
Austin High School
Austin Junior College
Laurence
Dayton Co
Minneapolis
Leonard
Monroe
Neb
Yale
Summer Band Program Planned for Hayfield Area
Hayfield High School announces a summer band program starting Monday with meetings for interested students and parents in Waltham next Monday, next Friday in Hayfield, and June 19 at Sargeant. Classes may form in Sargeant and Waltham. Present band members will gather Wednesday for practice and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Minn
Hayfield High School
Waltham
Sargeant
Husemoller to Get Reserve Commission
Robert Husemoller of Austin will receive a reserve commission in the U S Air Force at St Olaf College commencement exercises He is one of 25 St Olaf students earning lieutenant bars after four years of ROTC training in a detachment commanded by Lt Col Op sahl who will award the commissions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Husemoller
Austin
U. S. Air Force
St. Olaf College
Husemoller
St. Olaf
Owen Opsahl
Mrs Reed Named Pillsbury Dean at Owatonna College
Mrs A M Reed of Austin Acres accepts the role of dean of women at Pillsbury College Owatonna and will teach psychology and English. She has spent 14 years at Lyle High School as teacher counselor AV director and principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Reed
Austin Acres
Pillsbury College
Owatonna
Eight Confirmed at Hayfield Church Service
Eight young people were confirmed by the Hayfield Presbyterian Church in May. The confirmands are Richard Elliott James Seavey Marcia Gran see Martha Ziemer Gary Baumann Sharon Jacobson Katherine Larson and Carol Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield, Mann
Hayfield Presbyterian Church
Richard Elliott
James Seavey
Marcia Gransee
Martha Ziemer
Gary Baumann
Sharon Jacobson
Katherine Larson
Carol Kruger
Mission Festival Set at Toeterville
St Peter s Lutheran Church Toeterville Iowa hosts a mission festival on Sunday with morning address by the Rev O C Staehling of Myrtle Minnesota and afternoon remarks by the Rev Rudolph Inselmann of Twin Lakes, a former New Guinea missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeterville
Iowa
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
O. C. Staehling
Myrtle
Minn
Rudolph Inselmann
Twin Lakes
New Guinea
Erwin Schnirring Gains Winona State BA Degree
Erwin R. Schnirring of Waltham received a bachelor of arts degree from Winona State College. He plans to teach industrial arts and history at Arcadia High School in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham, Minn
Erwin R. Schnirring
W. G. Schnirring
Waltham
Winona State College
Arcadia, Wis
Five day Minnesota forecast calls for cooler end to period
The outlook shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal in northeast Minnesota and near normal in southwest Minnesota with highs 72 to 77 and lows 48 to 56. A warming trend early then cooler by Sunday. Precipitation averages .30 to .45 inch in the south and about .75 inch in the north as showers and thunderstorms move through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Grange to Pick Up Coin Collectors for Runabout
Lansing Grange plans a Monday drive to pick up coin collectors to raise funds for a runabout for Everett Correy, a Lansing area farmer injured last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Lansing Grange
Everett Correy
Lansing Area
Reading Program Set at Rose Creek
The Rose Creek Library offers a summer program for children ages 5 to 8. Sessions run 9 to 10 a.m. on Wednesdays, starting June 11 and continuing for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Creek
Minn
Dog Bites Boy 3. facial injury not serious
Three year old Gregory son of Mr and Mrs Otto B Mullenbach 907 N Seventh suffered facial injuries about 6 p m Thursday when a medium sized dog bit him in the face A physician said the bite was not serious and no stitches were required The dog was confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Otto B. Mullenbach
Mother Fined for Curfew Violation in Municipal Court
Mrs. Josephine Blecha of Austin Rt. 4 was fined 25 dollars or 25 days, suspended, in Municipal Court for allowing her daughter to violate the curfew. The offense marked a third violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Blecha
Austin Rt. 4
Dison Named Scoutmaster for Hayfield Boy Scouts
Hayfield High School teacher and coach Howard Dison is named scoutmaster of the Hayfield Boy Scouts. The troop meets Thursdays at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield, Minn
Howard Dison
Hayfield
Hayfield Boy Scouts
Toeterville Reverend Leads Luther League Q and A
In Toeterville Iowa Rev William Kamke led a question box discussion at St Peter’s Lutheran Church Luther League on Sunday. Mrs Kenneth Zuehl organized the refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeterville
Iowa
Wiliam Kamke
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Kenneth Zuehl
Extra Services Announced at Brownsdale Church
The Brownsdale Methodist Church will offer extra services at 8:15 am on June 8 15 and 22 announced by Rev. William Foster. If enough people attend the plan may continue July 27 and through August when Foster returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsdale Methodist Church
William Foster
Foster
Open House Sunday in Iris Gardens
Open house will be held Sunday in the fall blooming iris gardens of Mrs. Harry Heins north of Riceville. Mrs. Heins has over 300 varieties in her garden which annually attracts hundreds of visitors from a wide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Iowa
Harry Heins
Training Session for Church Officers in Mayfield
Hayfield Minnesota officers of the Mayfield Presbyterian Church will attend a training session in Claremont on June 15. Rev. George Kluber of Hayfield serves as chairman of the stewardship committee for Sheldon Jackson Presbytery, sponsor of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Minn
Mayfield Presbyterian Church
Claremont
George Kluber
Sheldon Jackson Presbytery
Arab League Signal Churns as Lebanon Rejects Compromise
The Arab League announced it failed to resolve the Lebanon United Arab Republic dispute after Beirut rejected a proposed compromise. The standoff centers on Lebanon and the UAR amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libya
The
Arab League
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Army veterinarians inspect vast Fort Dix food supply
A ten member corps of U S Army veterinarians inspects about 140 million pounds of food each year at Fort Dix New Jersey ensuring safety and quality for service personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
California ballot counting called archaic and slow
Sacramento AP reports Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan says California's ballot counting is archaic and should be overhauled. He notes Los Angeles County had only half the ballots counted 36 hours after polls closed while voters statewide still hand mark ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Frank M. Jordan
Jordan
Los Angeles
Nations Act Like Mental Patients
Dr Jerome D Frank, noted psychiatrist, told the American Ethical Union that in the present nuclear arms race nations behave like mental patients. He said nations alternate between colossal differences and frantic intensification of the behavior that caused the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome D Frank
American Ethical Union
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