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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
8
A sequence of probate notices from Mower County Minnesota includes orders for hearing on final account and distribution in the estate of Charles W. Blom and a separate order for hearing on a petition for administration under summary proceedings in the estate of Henry E Misgen. Dates shown include July 8 1957 and July 3 1957 with notices to be published in the Austin Daily Herald.
In Probate Court for Mary Loraine Barry on intestacy Adelbert A. Barry seeks general administration. Hearing set for July 3, 1957 at 4 PM in Austin Minnesota. Creditors’ claims limited to four months. hearing on October 7, 1957 at 10 AM. Notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mail as required.
Sealed proposals for multiple county road projects in Mower County Minnesota are due by 10 30 AM on June 27 1957. Bids opened publicly at the County Courthouse Austin in the presence of the County Board. Wage scales set minimum hourly wages for skilled intermediate and unskilled labor. Plans and specifications available from the Minnesota Highway Department, 1246 University Avenue St Paul Minnesota. requests require construction form 21120 and payment.
In probate court the estate of Joseph N Kiema requests sale of real estate. An order sets a hearing for June 17 1957 at 10:00 AM in probate court and requires publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as prescribed by law. Dated May 28 1957. PAUL KIMBALL Jr. Judge. File No 11406. May 24 31 June 7.
In Probate Court of Minnesota Elsie Hoffman petitioned to be administrator of Arthur P. Hoffman estate after his death in testate. Hearing set for June 25 1957 at 10 AM in Austin Court. Creditors must file claims within four months. claims to be heard September 30 1957 at 10 AM with publication notice in the Austin Daily Herald.
Probate court in Mower county Minnesota sets June 17 1957 at 10 A M for final distribution of James A Nolan estate. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. May 21 1957. Attorney for Petitioner Pile No 11322. May 24 31 June 7.
In the Probate Court of Mower County Minnesota estate of Esther Durham also known as Esther E Durham has filed its final account and seeks distribution to entitled parties. A hearing is set for June 1957 at 10 o clock A M in the probate court room Austin Minnesota with notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required by law. Dated May 2 1957. Dewhiten from February one R. Probate Court Seal James E Streiff Stewartville Minnesota File No 11330 May 31 June 7 14.
In Probate Court for Austin Minnesota the estate of Reynold H Lillquist also known as R H Lillquist filed a final distribution plan to heirs. A hearing is set for July 1 1957 at 10 o clock A M in the probate court room of the courthouse. Notice is given as required by law dated June 4 1957. Bhermina A Pend en Wave wear File No 1120 June 7 14 21
The Probate Court grants a hearing on final distributions in the estate of Ann C Bassett also known as Ann Catherine Bassett. The hearing is set for July 2, 1957, with notices by publication and mail as required by law. Dated June 5, 1957. Paul Kimball Jr. Cathorwood, Hughes & Alder Son. Fine No. 11356.
Irma M. Nichols petitions in district court to determine descent of real property in Mower County Minnesota after Ernestine Temple died intestate over five years ago. Hearing set for July 3, 1957 at 10 A.M. in Austin Minnesota Probate Court. Notice to be published in the Austin Daily Herald. Dated June 5, 1987. Probate Judge. Merengarten & Hover, Pile No. 11453.
Drillers push to reach 900 gallons per minute at the South River Street well as sand troubles, bad pumps, and cave ins plague the project. Harold Lamon notes the 12 inch hole limits output versus Bel Air and Brownsdale. Previous months showed 1400 gpm but private wells tainted the supply.
Kiwanians heard Jane Earl and Mrs. Marvin Brill discuss scouting needs and youth science. Brill urged ongoing support with concrete suggestions while Earl spoke on her Southeast Minnesota Science Fair entry, Los Angeles trip and her microscope mold study.
GRAND MEADOW Minn Aaron Robertson Farm Bureau district field man outlined the program and services Harvey Sabre county vice president spoke on legislative problems Marlys Dammann county dairy princess spoke on June Dairy Month Dixie Benson spoke on the Grand Meadow High School senior's Chicago trip A cookie contest and ice cream social were held Cookie winners were Miss Charlotte Johnson first Mrs LaVern Hoffman second and Mrs George Voorhees third The Milton Griffels were program chairmen and had Ann Littefield accordionist entertain The next meeting will be July 8.
Paul Goergen of 707 Crane told police two tires were slashed Thursday near Austin High School. Mitchell Willcutt of 2001 McKinley reported a watch stolen from the shore of East Side Lake, saying it was wrapped in his shirt.
In Re Estate of Emma Olson Elmer Olson as representative filed final account and petition for settlement and distribution. An order dated May 20 1957 sets a hearing for June 1957 at 10 am with publication in the Austin Daily Herald and lawful notice. File No 11341 May 24 31 June.
Dodge County Republicans plan a county dinner at Dodge Center Methodist Church on June 18. State Sen. P. J. Holand of Austin will discuss the 1957 legislative session and Ed Willow of Minneapolis will cover finances. County chairman Charles L. Menne of Manterville will host with Rep. Don Franke of Rochester as a guest. tickets from Menne or R. Walker of Kason.
At about 3 50 p m Thursday fire trucks responded to the home of Fireman Al Albright Jr 806 Hayes. A short circuit in an electric fry pan caused fire and smoke damage to the kitchen cupboard top while the wife, upstairs, alerted the station. The fireman was not on duty at the time.
A driver rammed a parking meter on Main near Oakland at 3 20 a m tearing it loose from the concrete causing 100 damage. Police say the driver fled and is being sought. A 13 year old boy caused 5 damage to his bike by hitting a car at Franklin Richard Lane and 203 Millfield injuring Paul S Larson at 605 Marshall with 2 damage to the car.
Alpha League members of Trinity Lutheran Parish in Lyle Minnesota will wash cars Saturday to raise funds for a Missoula Montana convention trip set for July. Cars can be washed from 1 to 3 30 p.m. at Lyle Park.
Gov. Freeman appoints Austin chiropractor Walden F. Gray to the state board of examiners replacing W W Roepke of Owatonna on the chiropractic board.
No parking along the American Legion parade route Sunday from 1 30 p m until after the parade Police Chief George Roope said today No parking areas include Maple from Main to Kenwood St Paul Greenwich and High streets from Oakland to Water Main from Maple to Water Water from Main to Railway Highway 218 N traffic will be re routed on Kenwood
A letter to Austin Utilities Board from Arlo Jordan and Race Crane requests gas service for Crestwood Farm Addition. People's Gas of Omaha would tap into the Austin line near Highway 16 W, with installation costs paid by the company to avoid new pipeline work. The board notes policy limits gas beyond city lines but cites a prior agreement allowing tapping with transportation costs covered.
Vacation Bible School opens at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Olaf Lutheran Church with sessions until 11:30 a.m. Afternoon classes run 1:15 to 3:30 p.m. through June 21. More than 850 youths expected, with 650 already registered. Staff includes 100 teachers assistants and secretaries. Theme Our Beautiful Savior will guide stories films worship and handwork. Director Rev. David Helgen and assistant Allen Ericksen lead.
Local 9 members will consider a tentative medical insurance plan at the June 13 rank and file meeting. Frank Schultz says the union and Geo A Hormel & Co reached agreement after seven months of negotiations. The plan pays 5000 for the insured on an 80 20 basis with 100 125 or 150 deductible and continuation for spouses and dependents at prevailing rates after the insured’s death. The company will pay half the premium. No limit on confinement days or room and board under the plan. Under the 100 deductible the employee pays the first 100 yearly and 20 percent of total costs.
About 303 million dollars were paid to Canadian World War II veterans in discharge funds. Roughly sixty percent of the total was spent on furniture and home repairs.
Pension talks between Ralph Helstein and George Hormel officials begin Wednesday in Rochester to settle an $8.5 million dispute over the company’s $14 million Profit Sharing Trust. Local 9 argues pre 1953 contributions belong to workers. post 1953 funds support the industry plan.
The Evangelical Lutheran Churches will mark its 40th anniversary with Pentecost services under the theme Forget Not All His Benefits. Formed in St Paul in 1917 from Hauge Norwegian and Unified churches, the ELC grew to 2,046 pastors and 2,700 congregations with assets of 54 million. It plans a merger with the American Lutheran Church and United Evangelical Lutheran Church to form a 2 million member church by 1960.
Twenty members of Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church confirma tion class will speak their vows at the 9 a m service Sunday. Names include David Bell Sheldon Berg Shirley Braaten Brian Christ ianson Marilyn Christianson Merlin Halverson Burnell Hanson Larry Helgeson Thomas Helleck Brian Ingvalson Linda Ingvalson Gary Madsen Richard Magnuson Ronald Magnuson Sharon Majerus Kathleen Peterson Mary Thompson Sharon Tverberg Thomas Winn Irene Wood Burnel Hanson will present silver Communion wafer box as a gift from the graduates.
Wayne H. Austin, proprietor of the Gopher Bottling Co., 511-13 E Oakland, is identified as one of Austin's many boosters in the report.
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