Deaths and notices from St Olaf area many mourners
Mrs Carl J Voelker 81 dies at St Olaf Hospital. Virgil DeSart 61 dies at work for Milwaukee railroad. Ivar Fladness 8 dies in Graybull Wyoming. Mrs Marcel la Carlson 67 dies Oakland California. Lawrence Fischer 60 dies St Ansgar. Funeral notices for Fawyer Voelker DeSart Carlson Fischer others. Memorials requested for DeSart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Voelker
Carl J
Cathern) Volker
St. Olaf Hospital
8Th Ave
William
Isabel) Taylor
Virginia Guy
Austin
S. J
Elizabeth) Wallace
Anaheim
Calif
Virgil K. Desart
Milwaukee Railroad
4Th Ave
Ila
Kenneth
Joan) Black
Jack
Jean) Riggs
Pontiac
Ill
Lair V. DeSart
Derham
N. C
Wesley DeSart
Stella DeSart
Lake City
Iowa
Wendel
Addie) Gregg
Bemidji
Wilbur
Emma) Greeg
LeMars
Clyde
Grace
Marcella Carlson
Carl A. (Marcella) Carlson
Oakland
St. Ansgar
Virginia Hokenson
Chicago
Arthur Solheim
Minneapolis
Lawrence P. Fischer
Iola
Roy
Fredrick
Carpenter
Norman
Milwaukee
Hospitalized Clarence B Hanson at Methodist Hospital
Clarence B Hanson, age unspecified, is hospitalized at Methodist Hospital Rochester in Room 703-A. Address listed as 1100 4th St SE. No visitors allowed per hospital policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Hanson
4Th St
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
YMCA Introduces Kindergarten and Vocational Classes in Korea
The YMCA brings a North American style kindergarten to Korea, now in 25 cities, with competitive exams for admission. It also runs YMCA vocational classes in sewing hairdressing and office subjects along with adult education and English courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
YMCA
Ymcas
Kindergarters
Kennedy Legacy Through Custody of Civil Rights and Dreams
The piece recalls John Kennedy’s influence on decisions from Cuba to Berlin and Vietnam and domestic issues. It notes his ties to Resurrection City and the Poor People’s Campaign, his friendship with Martin Luther King, and his life at Hickory Hill near Arlington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Cuba
Vietnam
Laos
Berlin
Resurrection City
Martin Luther King
Lincoln Memorial
Potomacon Memorial Bridge
Virginia
Ethel
Hickory Hill
Arlington —— Cemetery
Journey’s End
Sirhan Sirhan Grand Jury Hearing and Kennedy Killing
Sirhan denied the charge as a grand jury indicted him for murder after Kennedy died following a head wound from a .22 revolver. A "girl in the polka dot dress" identified by police surfaced, saying she watched the shooting and shouted we shot him. The murder charge, case A233421, carries potential death penalty but California's death penalty is currently suspended. 77 inmates remain on death row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirhan
Wirin
Kennedy
California
Wrden
Los Angeles
Kathy Fulmer
Peter J. Pitchess
Miss Fulmer
Cirge
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
San Quentin
State Supreme Court
Purtell Ordained in Priesthood in Iowa
Rev. John Purtell Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Purtell formerly Stacyville now New Hampton Iowa was ordained in Dubuque Iowa He celebrated his first Mass at St Joseph s Church in New Hampton He is a 1951 Visitation High School graduate and served four years in the navy He attended Loras College Dubuque and taught at Turkey Valley Community School Jackson Junction before Mount St Bernard Seminary Dubuque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Iowa
John Purtell
New Hampton
Dubuque
Purtell
St. Joseph's Church
Visitation High School
Navy
Loras College
Turkey Vally
Jackson Junction
Mount St. Bernard Seminary
Osage Plans 12th Town and Country Barbecue
Final plans announced for Osage Iowa 12th annual Town and Country barbecue on June 12 at Mitchell County Fair grounds. Eight hundred fifty pounds of barbecued beef rounds ordered with Geo A Hormel and Co Austin to prepare the beef sponsored by the Osage Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Iowa
Mitchell County Fairgrounds
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin
Osage Chamber of Commerce
Wilson & Co. to Acquire Agar Packing Plant in Monmouth
Wilson & Co. Inc. agrees to purchase the Agar Packing Co. plant in Monmouth Illinois from Agar Packing. Roy V. Edwards and Fred W. Trenkle announced the deal as an alternative to closing a non performing unit. The 1966 started hog abattoir covers 29 acres in western Illinois and about 300 workers will keep their jobs under Wilson ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Co., Inc
Monmouth, Il
Agar Packing Co
Roy V. Edwards
Wilson & Co
Fred W. Trenkle
Trenkle
Agar
Ilinois
County Stops for Bookmobile Week Schedule
The Mower County Bookmobile will visit Mapleview Hillside Park Truck Stop Cafe Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church St Michaels Lutheran Church Lansing Terrace Trailer Park St Mark's Lutheran Home Sacred Heart Hospice Austin Acres Don Weseman Farm Bellman's Addition Southgate Baptist Church Adams Clayton Town Hall LeRoy library Bennington Town Hall Frankfort Town Hall Grand Meadow library Meadow Manor Rest Home Austin Acres Brownsdale library Trinity Lutheran Church Dexter Nicolville with stop times listed for each location throughout Monday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Mapleview
Hillside Park
Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church
St. Michael’s Lutheran Church
Lansing
Terrace Trailer Park
St. Mark’s Lutheran Home
Sacred Heart Hospice
Austin Acres
Don Weseman Farm
Bellman's Addition
Southgate Baptist Church
Adams
Clayton Town Hall
LeRoy Library
Bennington Town Hall
Frankfort Town Hall
Grand Meadow Library
Meadow Manor Rest Home
ASCAP Sues Firm in Rochester Over Copyrighted Songs
ASCAP members Jerry Herman and Sands Music Corp. sue Holiday Inn Rochester alleging unauthorized performances of Hello Dolly and Everybody Leaves Somebody at 1630 S Broadway. Plaintiffs seek injunctions, statutory damages, costs, and attorneys’ fees in U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Herman
Sands Music Corp
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Holiday Inn
S. Broadway
Rochester
Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc
Irving Taylor
Ken Lane
Swim Lessons Begin at Lime Springs Pool in June
Lime Springs Iowa starts 1968 swimming lessons Tuesday June 18 with sessions for Lime Springs and Chester 9 10 a m and LeRoy 10 30 11 30 a m on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Instructors include Bill Mertens Jean Gassett Marsha Barclay and Patty Stevens. Public swimming is daily 1 30 to 4 30 p m and 7 to 9 p m except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Springs
Iowa
Roger Mason
Chester
LeRoy
Bill Mertens
Jean Gassett
Marsha Barclay
Patty Stevens
Mushroom Alert Sparks Test of Merchant System
The Austin Chamber of Commerce tested its new alert system for merchants on Friday. David Averbook said initial results were rapid with a three minute response from the call list. Harold Mullenmeister linked the alert to a suspicious check from a Dexter woman drawn on the 1st National Bank of Albert Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Chamber of Commerce
David Averbook
Chamber
Harold Mullenmeister
Austin Bootery
1St National Bank of Albert Lea
Dexter
Albert Lea Bank
Averbook
Oakland Baptist Vacation Bible School Slated
Oakland Community Daily announces a week long Vacation Bible School from June 10 to 14, 9 am to 2 pm, at Oakland School. Preschool through grade 12 students join five departments taught by 11 instructors led by Rev H F Stickle. Participation expected from local families as the community expands school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland, Minn
Oakland Community Daily
Oakland School
Oakland Baptist Church
Maxine Nelson
Marvin Anderson
Agnis Wynia
Arthur Bangert
Myrna Cole
Daryl Behn
Mitchell Nelson
Manford Nelson
Joy Nebergall
H. F. Stickle
Paul Behn
Oakland
Oakland Town Hall
Austin Youths Earn Degrees at Creighton
Two Austin students, Lawrence H. Kurth and Daniel D. Foley, earned bachelor of science degrees among Creighton University 525 graduates. Commencement speaker was Peter Kiewit, president of Peter Kiewit Sons Construction Co. Creighton reported a record number of degree applicants and enrollment near 4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Lawrence H. Kurth
4Th St
Daniel D. Foley
Daniel Foley
Sth
Peter Kiewit
Creighton
University
Osage issues bonds sold to Des Moines firm
Osage Iowa council awarded the 165000 general obligation bonds for the 1967 street improvement program to Carleton B Beh Co Des Moines at 4.3502 percent. Other bids were Becker and Downie Des Moines 4.4288 LaSalle National Bank Chicago 4.5523 and Piper Jaffrey and Hopwood Minneapolis 4.39976. No bids were received for the 155000 special assessment bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAGE
Iowa
Osage Council
Carleton B. Beh Co
Des Moines
Becker and Downie
LaSalle National Bank
Chicago
Piper, Jaffrey
Hopwood
Minneapolis
Change Meeting of AARC to June 17
The Austin Association for Retarded Children changes its meeting from the second Monday to the third Monday in June. The group will meet at 8 p.m. Monday June 17 at the Oak Grove Activity Center on Highway 16 East to report on the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Assn
Oak Grove
Highway 16 East
Haukom to Attend Summer Science Institute
Brownsdale Minnesota Laur y Haukom son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Haukom Brownsdale has been appointed to go to the Summer Science Institute at Knox College Galesburg IN The session will start June 16 and will end July 26 He will be a senior at Hayfield High School next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsdale
Minn
Larry Haukom
Curtis Haukom
Knox College
Galesburg
Hayfield High School
Pollution control stocks to watch and investment guidance
Sam Shulsky notes billions will be spent by governments and industry to curb air and water pollution. Companies in pollution control include American Air Filter Betz Laboratories Clow Culligan Fischer Porter General Signal Marley Nalco Chemical and others with more names from Financial World and The Exchange. He urges study with a broker to pick winners and compares to IBM and General Electric in the emerging field. He also explains a widow’s Niagara Mohawk and Public Service Electric & Gas holdings after splits and offers income alternatives such as high quality utility bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
American Air Filter
Betz Laboratories
Clow Corp
Culligan
Fischer & Porter
General Signal
Marley
Nalco Chemical
Petrolite
Research-Cottrell
Ritter Pfaudler
Zunn
Financial World Magazine
Buffalo Forge
Chromalloy-American
Combusion Dorr-Oliver
Ebasco
General American Transportation
Joy Mfg
Koppers
Slick
Struthers Wells
Studebaker
Universal Oil Products
Wheelabrator
N.Y. Stock Exchange
the Exchange
Dow
Calgon
W .R. Grace
Aqua-Chem
Sonics
Ibms
General Electrics
General
Niagara Mohawk
Public Service Electric & Gas
Public Service
Shulsky
Sam Shulsky
Austin Daily Herald
Federal Grants Open for Sewage Plant Projects
Communities may apply for federal grants of 30 percent of eligible costs for interceptor sewers and sewage treatment works. Deadline is July 26, 1968, with required up-to-date engineering report and governing body resolution. Minnesota allocation totals $4,137,700. contact the Pollution Control Agency for forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mason City to Host 30th North Iowa Band Festival
Mason City, Iowa hosts the 30th North Iowa Band Festival Tuesday with renowned composer Meredith Willson acting as parade marshal and directing the mass band at Roosevelt Field. Area girls compete for the 1968 band queen title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Meredith Willson
Roosevelt Field
Twins Draft 12 More Players In Free Agent Draft
The Minnesota Twins added 12 players in the free agent draft, bringing two day total to 39. Draftees include Jerry Terrell of Elysian a 60 170 pound 21 year old second baseman and David Skog of St. Louis Park a 60 175 pound 19 year old pitcher. The Twins also drafted shortstop Danny Thompson of Oklahoma State who was previously selected by another club but did not sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Minnesota Twins
Minnesota
Jerry Terrell
Elysian
David Skog
St. Louis Park
Twins
Danny Thompson
Oklahoma State
Vikings Re Elect Winter President
MAX Winter was re elected president of the Minnesota Vikings football team. Other board members re elected include Bernard H Ridder Jr chairman E William Boyer vice president H P Skoglund treasurer Ole Haugsrud secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Max Winter
Minnesota Vikings
Bernard H. Ridder Jr
E. William Boyer
H.P. Skoglund
Ole Haugsrus
American Elimination at English Lawn Tennis Meet
Vicki Rogers of New York lost to Margaret Smith Court of Australia 6 3 6 4 in the North of England Lawn Tennis Tournament final rounds. The defeat ends Rogers run as the last American remaining in the event, with Court advancing on Friday in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Vicki Rogers
New York
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Higgie Sets Pace in Weekly Handicap Golf
Jack Higgie won the weekly Handicap golf tourney at the Austin Country Club on Thursday with a low net 28 and a nine hole gross score of 42. Enger and Furness tied for 2nd with net 33. Dunfee Johnson Madson led 3rd with net 35. a group tied for 4th with net 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Higgie
Austin Country Club
Higgie
Purl Enger
Bill Furness
Larry Dunfee
Waddy Johnson
Stew Madson
Dewey Noel
Floyd Nelson
Joe Schneider Jr
Bob Block
Rob Bulger Sr
M. B. Thompson
Jim Nesse
C. L. Schissel
Joe Meany
Marvin Moes
Jerry Kellogg
Leo Anderson
Jim Huntting Jr
Art Hass
Clark Tollefson
Ireland's Joe Carr, Bonallack reach British Amateur final
Ireland's Joe Carr, a three time champion, and England's Mike Bonallack, a two time winner, advanced to the final of the British Amateur Golf Championship at Troon Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troon
Scotland
Ireland
Joe Carr
Mike Bonallack
England
National Championship Track Meet Opens In Houston
The US Track and Field Federation hosts its National Championship in Houston with over 300 athletes competing across events. Top sprinters and distance runners aim for titles and national standings today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
US Track and Field Federation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael Butts
7Th St
Charles Miller
6Th Ave
Ivar Fladness
Graybull
Wyo
Tocral
Irene P
Lady Bugs
Marlene Hillson
Lady Gold Bug
Rogne
Taufic
Roberts
Father Cunningham
Queen of Angels
Mrs. Lloyd Rogue
Memoriam
Phillip Stier
Westmoreland
William CC. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
National Order
Saigon
Uyen van Thieu
North America
South Korea
Seoul
Asia
Ymca World Service
World Service Today
Conrad Muzik
Jack Rosenberg
Ed Jirele Jr
Walter Nordin Jr
Brownsdale Library
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nicolville
ASCAP
Oakland Baptist Vacation Bible School
AARC
Haukom
Science
Texas
Prinzings
Investor's Guide
Office of the
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Wright Wells & CO
1St National Bank
Austin, Minn
General Investors Trust
Vikings
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Homel
U.S
Clinic Pharmacy
Austin Clinic
Raymond
Raymond's Nursing Home
Martin Bustad
John Freese
Gezina Spiering
Hollandale
Holland
Gena Thomson
Magnus Nelsons
Blooming Prairie
Gena
Maurice Alexander
Emeline Brudwick
Pastor Sturm
Odessa Schmidt
Red Cross Nursing Home
Benson
Seath
Jens Hyland
Grandma Moses
Rexiene Dunsmore
Rock Island
Illinois
Nancy
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