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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
10
Obituary and birth notices list multiple families from Austin and surrounding towns with births on June 4 and 5. Notable deaths include Isadore H Lieb 79 at St Olaf Hospital and Vera Williams 69 at Memorial Hospital Osage, with extensive survivor details and funeral notes. Additional deaths include Sam R Durst 62 Chatfield, Maude Embrickson 86, and Eddie A Rudlong 69 Ostrander, with survivor lists and funeral timing.
Funeral services for Isadore H. Lieb, 712 19th St NW, 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Edward’s Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery. wake at Mayer Funeral Home at 8:30 p.m. today. Frances Watkins, Siloam Springs Ark, 2 p.m. Tuesday at Jordan Mortuary Chapel, burial Oakwood Cemetery, Pastor Walter Blanchard. Eddie Rudlong Ostrander, 2 p.m. Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church. burial Bloomfield Cemetery. Martz Funeral Home hours noted. casket not opened. Duane Kathryn Tod and Richard Boerner remembered in loving memory by Mildred Fahler and family. Bell and utility notes include 3:05 p.m. entry for Robert Kammerer electric motor overheated, no injury. 3:23 p.m. 11:14 p.m. Arnold Lightly farm Oakland township, misinterpreted as fire. no fire, neighbors. 11:45 p.m.
Hospitalized Frank Lane at 809 14th St NE. Mrs. Donald Barrows of Adams listed for surgical. Kim Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Edmund Smith of 710 4th St NW, listed for surgical. William R O'Brien residing at 1503 5th St SE listed for medical. Mrs. Kenneth Finley of Rose Creek listed for medical. Mrs Vesta Staples of Brownsdale listed for surgical. Local temperature today 67 at 11 am. low 56 high 77. Year ago values were 58 and 82. Sunday highs 77, lows 61.
In Hayfield Minnesota Trinity Lutheran Church held a confirmation service for 23 students including James Branch Gary Buck Dale Dahle Alan Demmer Dave Ellingson Patty Haase Debbie Holton Debby Hyland Leonard Johnson Lorna Lafrenz Mary Jo Lohn Deloris Nelson Jerome Nelson Beverly Paulson Cynthia Pickett Marcia Pickett Gloria Rieken Cheryl Ruzek Cindy Thompson Arlinda Tufte A Holy Communion service for the class and congregation is planned for June 12.
Internal Revenue says mailing of the June 15 second installment notices is nearly complete. George O. Lethert, district director for Minnesota, notes taxpayers who filed 1966 estimated tax declarations must pay by June 15. Some delays may occur if declaration errors exist on Form 1040 ES.
Exhibit space remains available at the ninth annual Minnesota Inventors Congress set for June 10 through 12 at the Redwood Falls fairgrounds. Bob Starr, board president, announced the event and said representatives from the Minnesota Patent Law Assn and manufacturers will attend to offer advice and seek contracts. Exhibit blanks can be obtained from Box 71, Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
Southeastern Minnesota bankers and business leaders met with U S Treasury Savings Bond officials in Red Wing to launch the 1966 SiWer Anniversary Savings Bond Campaign. Speakers included A H Haakenson Austin State Bank president and district chair Sgt 1 C Elliot Sortillo George Reppe and others with a photographed group of local executives and officials.
Layen R Adelmann of Odessa Minnesota is assigned to Zion EUB Church in Danube. The move was made at Minnesota Conference 111th annual session as successor to Rev L M Adelmann at Sar geant. Rev Kenneth M Nicholson Jr will replace Adelmann at Odessa and Correll EUB churches. Nicholson previously led Cherry Grove near Spring Valley for two years.
Cub Scout Pack 108 sponsored by Shaw School PTA held its annual picnic at Layfette Park Friday. Cubmaster Richard Hays and Asst. Cubmaster George Bucklin awarded service stars to Scott Berry Phillip Hagen Kirby Hannem David Heldestad Greg Howden Robert Lewis Jeff Nord Jeff Peter Lonny Thomas Greg Thorsheim John Van Proosdy and Steve Volkert. Other awards included James Qual Wolf badge John Van Proosdy Bear badge Greg Howden Jerry Leidel LeVain Lewis denner bars David Bucklin asst denner bars. Gold arrows went to David Bucklin Robin Bucklin Kevin Busker Phillip Hagen David Hildestad James Qual and John Van Proosty. Silver Arrows were earned by Kevin Busker Philip Hagen Kirby Hannem David Hildestad James Qual and David Schwarz. Craig Sturm joined and received his Bobcat pin.
The Minneapolis Star and Tribune carrier salesmen listed plan a Tuesday getaway to Minneapolis featuring water skiing speedboat riding houseboating and swimming. Attendees include Robert Bushaw Duane Berke Kurt Kuehl Marc Hammere Peter Atwood Mike Wiersma Bill Babineau John Peterson and Dale Wiersma all of Spring.
Glenville Minnesota begins three day June Dairy Days featuring 21 Free born County Dairy Princess hopefuls and 22 Miss Milk Maid entrants aged nine to 12. Crowning occurs Wednesday night as parade guest bands and concessions highlight the event.
An anonymous $18 500 gift to the Minnesota Society for Crippled Children and Adults funds a vocational activity residence for severely handicapped young adults. MiSCCA president Ed Meierbachtel announces a statewide committee to lead the project and coordinate with other agencies. He notes the nation lags behind England Denmark and West Germany in similar facilities and stresses the need for care, training and companionship.
Mary Lonning a Carleton sophomore and 1964 Austin High School graduate has been selected as co editor of the 1967 centennial Algol yearbook. The English major plans to teach after graduation and previously co edited the 1964 Austinian. Her co editor is Wes Kjima a freshman from St Paul. They were chosen from 12 applicants to lead next year’s commemorative edition.
TOETERVILLE Iowa newly elected officers of the St. Peter Luther League were installed Thursday night by Rev William Kamke. Linda Clausen and Carolyn Fhike led the Bible study and plans were made to attend a Twins game on June 17 and a church picnic on June 23 to welcome new members. The league will lead the church service on July 3 while Rev Kamke is away.
Catherine Hingeveld, 18, daughter of Dale and (unnamed) Hingeveld of Spring Valley, was crowned the Fillmore County Dairy Princess after beating 27 contestants. First alternate Sharon Tangen, 17, and second alternate Patricia Vining, 18, will also compete for the regional crown on June 25 at Stewartville.
First Lutheran Church Glenville honored Sunday School and Vacation Bible School teachers and spouses at a church appreciation dinner. Patti Esse and Mary Lou Manemann performed a flute duet while five girls sang with accompaniment from Patti Esse.
A 15-pound Boston Terrier with white and black spots and a harness was picked up by the Humane Society today. The owner can claim the dog by phoning 437-1358.
Weather system triggers tornado watches from Illinois to Wisconsin and Oklahoma. Oklahoma reports tornado damage in Enid and Blackwell with injuries, freight cars toppled, trailers overturned and damaged farms. Rains spread to Montana New England and Florida Gulf coast.
Hormel buys livestock in South Saint Paul with cattle 5,000 head, hogs 4,500, and sheep 1,200. Prices rise for hogs and steady for cattle and sheep amid mixed demand. Chicago sales show weaker cattle and firmer hogs and steady butter and eggs in New York markets.
Hormel and Co. stock quoted at 29.75 on the American Exchange as of 1 p.m. today. The price reflects intraday trading activity and market movement for the noted ticker.
The Cresco Centennial Caravan will tour Granger Spring Valley Ostrander LeRoy Chester Lime Springs Saratoga and Riceville to boost interest in the upcoming centennial celebration. The tour aims to rally area towns for the observance later this year.
Glenville Minnesota observes the 10th anniversary of the Glenville Public Schools by an informal open house honoring the original six board members Grooyer Hamersly Verle Herman Wilbur Buchanan Arleigh Miller and Carl Kalstad.
The Area Competitive Exhibition at Charles H. MacNider Museum, Mason City, has moved the entry deadline to 5 p.m. June 15 from June 11. Entries must arrive during regular museum hours.
This article explains sciatica as inflammation of the sciatic nerve causing severe leg pain described as poker hot or numb. It notes risks of partial paralysis, critiques past drug sedations, mentions disc surgery, and promotes chiropractic treatment as effective. The piece is part of a health education series by Schaub Chiropractic Clinic.
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