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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
2
Births, marriages, and deaths listed from St Olaf Hospital and nearby towns. Includes Underdahl, Taets, Tracy relatives, Scoles fatal accident in California, pre mature Remker infant, Warne, Bjork, Anderson, Laura Christensen Christensen family obituary, and Keokuk connections with church and cemetery details.
Mrs. Gerhardt Glienke expresses heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Leck and St. Olaf Hospital nurses and staff, neighbors, friends, and relatives for support after the death of her wife and mother. She also thanks Dr. Elliott Dr. H. Anderson nurses aides student nurses Gray Ladies and all who sent gifts cards and flowers.
Municipal Court entries show numerous individuals from Dexter to Shreveport facing driving after suspension, speeding, running red lights, and license issues with fines from 5 to 100 dollars. Several cases note jail time or suspended amounts, plus miscellaneous charges including assault and medical proceedings.
Cabinet members report Kishi has no plan to alter Eisenhower travel schedule as Fujiyama warns suspension would stain Japan’s honor. Authorities urged restraint and publishers urged support for a friendly welcome while protests loom. The Student Federation plans a June 19 airport and embassy demonstration with up to 3,000 members. Sohyo plans larger, black armband protests.
Daily Vacation Bible School will be held June 13 to 24 at Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church with 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. sessions for ages four through eighth grade. Staff includes superintendent Mrs. Elmer Berg and teachers for 1st to 8th grades led by Pastor Wahl.
Public service ad offers a free 36 page booklet on arthritis and rheumatism. Explains causes ill effects risk of neglect, describes a drug free treatment method used successfully in thousands of cases. Mailed at no cost or obligation to readers who request it. Send to The Ball Clinic Dept 1702 Exelsoit Springs Mo.
The Austin Municipal Pool will open at 1 30 p m Saturday under head lifeguard Dave Nelson. It offers free and paid swimming, free lessons, and a wading pool for 3 to 8 year olds. Morning lessons run all mornings in July. Tickets cost 4 dollars for individuals and 8 dollars for families. Daily fees are 20 and 35 cents for children and adults. Special features include the Austin Aqua Open Swim Meet on July 9 10 and a local novice meet and the Heralds annual meet for youth. Lifeguards, cashiers, and pool staff are listed, with Charles E Johnson as pool engineer.
Austin High School juniors and seniors and their guests will attend the Junior Senior Prom at the Terp Ballroom. The Al Noyce Band will play. Prom committees include class advisers and officers with grand march to close the evening led by class officers.
Western officials see little chance of a pact if the Soviet insistence on main provisions persists. The Soviets back a plan tied to France and call for a U N peace force under Security Council control, while the Western approach favors staged disarmament with strict safeguards and parity.
Fulbright and Aiken report no opposition to U S ratification of a new postwar pact with Japan designed to grant equal status and mutual defense guarantees. The agreement preserves U S bases on Japanese soil for at least ten years, drawing protests from Japanese Socialists and student demonstrators amid broader discontent.
The Mower County Pomona Grange met at Concord Grange Hall Thursday night and announced dress review winners. Class A includes Mrs. Cerett Lee Mrs. Dale Hodson and model Helen Betterrath. Class B winners are Sharon Hodson and Joanne Lenz. Class D winner is Connie Gilbertson with a garment by Mrs. Everett Lee. Plans for a youth conference June 25 27 Liebenstein Hall and a July 3 district picnic at Spring Valley with Sumner Grange as hosts were announced along with a 1 pm cooperative dinner and afternoon games.
Lake Okeechobee in Florida ranks as the nation’s second largest freshwater lake while Lake Michigan remains the largest. The comparison highlights the two major bodies of water in the United States and their relative size.
A Mandan mother, 30, and her eight year old daughter died when they slipped while wading in Heart River in a failed rescue attempt. Seven year old Bobby Binns survived after revival by Iver Unterseher. The group included relatives and State Senator Charles Murphy and Timmy Murphy. the accident occurred four miles east of the city near the goose-graded river edge. Leingang worked at the Standard Oil refinery in Mandan.
Washington AP says New Zealand farmers will offer growing competition in world markets especially in livestock. NZ costs for producing livestock are among the lowest, aiding exports of meat wool and dairy as population and living standards rise. The country pushes expansion to lift overseas earnings.
Stanley Sprecher will speak on Collecting Topically and share slides of birds on stamps at 7 30 p m today in Sterling State Bank Community Room during an Austin Coin and Stamp Club meeting. Roger Loecher says the topic includes whether to use club treasury money to invest in proof or mint coins. Lunch will follow and visitors are welcome.
A group of Austin business and professional men attended a Southern Minnesota Labor Law Clinic in Rochester. The session was organized by the U S Chamber of Commerce with Ray J Emmerich of the Austin Chamber listing speakers including Harry J Lambeth of the national chamber labor relations department Benjamin R Miller head of industrial relations for the American Trucking Assn and Edwin R Niehaus labor director for Great Western Sugar Co.
Minneapolis toll reaches 230 with two more child deaths this year. Craig Reeder, 2, died after darting into the street before his Minneapolis home. Vernon Pahl, the truck driver, said the boy darted out between intersections and had no chance to stop. The victim was the son of Mrs. Joseph Drumwright, who noted a prior warning minutes earlier.
Philadelphia AP report states Patrolman Robert Marinelli 27 was charged with homicide after a mistaken shooting that killed two bystanders Emanuel Thomas 35 and Louise Jones 26 while he attempted to stop a street shooting. Marinelli posted $300 bail. The hold reversed prior policy on early actions by police.
Christopher Sholes of Milwaukee developed the first practical typewriter in 1868. The device revolutionized writing by enabling faster, legible text and paving the path for modern keyboard-based offices.
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