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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

3

Construction Roundup and Public Works Projects

Traffic channelization on Highway 16 W begins with north lane grading and a raised island. Utility work includes moving power lines. project aims for completion in about a month from start. Also notes bids for an eight-door two-story Utilities garage near the Chicago Great Western siding and police department. Holiday Inn reloover at Red Cedar Inn planned for July 1 with a three-story addition. Library remodel 90 percent complete with June 21 target. Raymond’s Nursing Home adds second story with 26 beds and new facilities. Goodyear remodeling adds service bay around $20,000. Post office building progress described with terrazzo floor and roof nearing completion. completion expected by September 1.

Highway 16-W Knob Hill Crestwood Hills Austin Utilities Don Larson Owatonna Turtle Creek Utilities Garage Utilities Chicago Great Western Railway RED Cedar Inn Holiday Inn Vera Goick Red Cedar In Robert Dillon Omaha Dillon Hotels Co Austin Ross Graves Kane and Olson Goodyear 4Th Ave R. D. Lautz Lautz Wagner Construction Oliver Herrick 1St Ave 1St St Stan Waterman Imperialities, Inc Herrick Crandall Cambern Waterman

Austin Trails Area in Building Permits Despite Growth

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports Austin lags behind comparable area cities in building permits and proposed construction valuation. Mankato and Rochester lead, with Austin continuing to fall short.

Austin Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Mankato Rochester Albert Lea Eee

252 Area Boy Scouts Attend Camp Luck Wisconsin

Jim Larson the Spamland District Camping Chairman announced 191 boys from Austin and 61 from Brownsdale Dexter Grand Meadow Adams and LeRoy will attend Camp Luck Wisconsin this summer for the district's largest camping season. He praised 18 scout masters and committeemen dedicating a week of their vacation to organize the trip. Troop leaders listed include Troop 1 9 and others.

Jim Larson Spamland Austin Brownsdale Dexter Grand Meadow Adams LeRoy Wisconsin Larson Spon Sored the Presbyterian Church Ted Sandell Congregational Church Stan Sprecker Queen of Angels Leo Johnson St. Olaf Lutheran Church Fred Jensen First Methodist Church Grace Lutheran Church Jerry Chopski The National Guard Jiles Baldus Grand Meadow American Legion Bob Lamp Izaak Walton League Bob Fountain Sumner Wes Swensen Jerry Nelson

Riceville Elevator Demolished for Barn Build

North Elevator in Riceville is razed by Walter Meier who will reuse the material to construct a new barn. The facility, once a busy grain hub loading oats buckwheat and timothy seed, was built by Dibble Grain Co of Minneapolis and later owned by Burke family.

Riceville Iowa Walter Meier Saratoga Dibble Grain Co Minneapolis John Burke Vator Norbert Burke Leary Farmers Grain Co LeRoy

Queen Comes In Second At Mower County Dairy Day

Grand Meadow hosted the annual Dairy Day with a milking contest won by Diane Klassen, while mayor Robert Burns noted the squeezin. Diane earned one pound, while Bob produced a pound and a half, using two prize Ayrshires from the Norman Wright herd. The event featured a Grand Meadow band, speeches by dairy leaders, runner-ups Karen Weness and Annette Stier, and free milk and ice cream, sponsored by the American Dairy Association and local merchants.

Robert Burns Grand Meadow Diane Klassen Mower County Bob Diane Norman Wright Grand Meadow Band Ers Karen Weness Adams Annette Stier American Dairy Association

Peeping Toms Scared Off and Car Stolen in Austin Blotter

Austin police blotter reports a window peeker frightened off by Rodney Waldron at 1503 2nd Ave SW around 11 p.m. Friday. A billfold missing from E. C. Frank between 6 and 8 p.m. Thursday was found with Frank’s papers but $60 gone. Duane Howe’s car was stolen from Sears lot between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. Friday and recovered near Marigold Dairy after 4 p.m. only a five-gallon gasoline can missing. Jeanne Marie Hrabak was struck by a hit-run at 1st Ave and 2nd St SW about 9:50 p.m. Friday with no injuries. Carl Wilson reports two boys shooting marbles with slingshots at his home and his 14-year-old son around 8:30 p.m. Friday.

Austin Rodney Waldron 2Nd Ave E. C. Frank 5Th Ave Frank Duane Howe 1St Ave Sear Marigold Dairy Jeanne Marie Hrabak Austin Rt. 3 2Nd St Carl Wilson 14Th Ave

Long Night Outing for Mill City High School Youth

Austin Church of Christ juniors and seniors held a yearly Long Night event instead of prom. About 20 youths and sponsors began with a banquet at the Old Mill, then swam and played games at the Minneapolis YMCA with 12 Minnesota Bible College students. They returned after a morning breakfast and devotional.

Austin Church of Christ Old Mill Minneapolis Ymca Minnesota Bible College Austin

Boys Baseball Sign-up Slated for Park Program

Registration for the Park and Recreation Board summer boys baseball program is set for Monday afternoon. West side residents aged 9 to 14 may sign up at 1 p.m. at the Athletic Field. East side youths 9 to 11 register at Ellis Junior High at 1 p.m., and ages 12 to 14 at Neveln School at 3 p.m. Leaders include Red Hastings, Ove Berven, and Dick Seltz from the AHS athletic staff.

Park and Recreation Board West Side East Side Ellis Junior High Neveln School Red Hastings Ove Berven Dick Seltz AHS

Three Accidents Reported In Austin This Friday

Three traffic incidents were logged by Austin Police since Friday afternoon. A Ryan Transport tractor-trailer hit a parked Wennes car and pushed it into Studer’s vehicle, causing 200 dollars in damage. A Hackensmith Jr. collision damaged his car and a Kwiki Car Wash sign. Erickson was rear-ended on Main Street by Harty as he stopped for traffic.

Austin Ryan Transport Corp N. Main St 4Th Ave Agnes Wennes 8Th St Ray Studer Austin Rt. 5 Leroy O. Arringdale Jr Mason City Iowa Harry John Hackensmith Jr 2Nd Ave Kwiki 8Th Ave Garrell Lee Erickson Maris Patrick Harty Blooming Prairie Main St

Minnesota Guard Units to Train in Alaska and Camp Ripley

The 1st Brigade of the 47th Viking Division will depart Minneapolis St Paul on June 13-14 for Ft. Richardson Alaska for air mobility and glacier training. The 2nd and 3rd Brigades will converge on Camp Ripley that same weekend, with return home planned for June 27-28.

ST. Paul Minnesota National Guard State Adjutant General Viking Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport Minnesota Air National Guard Ft. Richardson Anchorage Alaska Minnesota Paul V. Meyer Mankato Camp Ripley Little Falls

Southgate Baptist Church Sign Erected On Highway 105

Three church members from Southgate Baptist Church raised a sign this morning on highway 105 just east of Southgate School. Ralph Day Sunday school superintendent Burt Wheeler treasurer and Amil Reed building committee placed the sign marking the future church site on the 14 lot parcel.

Southgate Baptist Church Highway 105 Southgate Ralph Day Burt Wheeler Amil Reed

Sperati Honored Maestro of Austin High in 34 Years of Music

Illness cuts short a May farewell for C Vittorio Sperati known as Pops by hundreds of former pupils. The Austin High School music director for 34 years directed bands and choruses, toured with Luther College bands, coached sports, and founded the Big Nine Music Festival. He has directed at hundreds of games and state tournaments and remains active in several community musical groups. He is hospitalized in Minneapolis receiving therapy.

C. Vittorio Sperati Austin Sperati Jack Tedrow Ed Jirele Luther Carlos A. Sperati Tacoma Wash Luther College Decorah Iowa Carlos C. Vittorio Vittorio Norway San Francisco Groton S. C Wilhelmina E. Schinkel Mankato The Big Nine Big Eight Eagles Austin Symphony Paul Helme St. Olaf Hospital St. Marys Rochester St. Olaf University Hospital Minneapolis

Minnesota Bankers Convention Set for June in Minneapolis

More than 2,000 state bankers and their wives are expected to attend the 174th annual Minnesota Bankers Association Convention in Minneapolis June 16 and 17.

Minnesota Bankers Association Minneapolis

Tennis Lesson Series Begins With Knutson Guidance

Don Knutson and Susan Louk lead a four week free tennis lesson series for beginners and intermediates. Children's sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday at Chesner Park and Athletic Field with age based times. Adults meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Athletic Field from 7 30 to 9 p m.

Don Knutson AHL Susan Louk Chesner Park

Boston Bull Terrier Held For Identification By Poundmaster Hart

City poundmaster Hart and Meier hold a black and white female Boston Bull Terrier for identification with owners urged to claim the dog and provide proof of ownership at the shelter.

City Poundmaster Hart and Meier Boston

LBJ Speaks at National Health Center 50th Anniversary

New York hosts the Union Health Center fifty year celebration with a program featuring a speech by President Johnson. The center is operated by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union AFL CIO.

New York Union Health Center Johnson International Ladies Garment Workers Union Afl-Cio

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Boy Scouts Camp Luck, Wis Freeborn Martin Mower Swenson OLD North Elevator Mill City Ilness Speratis Sparkles By Clarence Burgeson St. Olaf Church Choir Oratorio Society Legion Drum Carlo Sperati Vittoria Daugh Ter Roberta Roert Watson Cert Bankers Convention Lbj
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