Vital statistics Eilef Bothun obituary and local notices
Eilef Bothun 74 of Chatfield retired farmer rural mail carrier and truck driver died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Rochester. Surviving wife Mary five sons Everett Austin Merle Chatfield Elroy Babbitt Jerry Dale Rochester four daughters Lillian Losey Colstrip MT Darlene Rehbein Rochester Shirley Johnson Chatfield 37 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren two brothers Benjamin Arnold Chatfield two sisters Mrs Archie Rathbone Babbitt Mrs Milton Shaw Wykoff Funeral services Saturday in Chatfield. Also notices list memorials and thanks from various families with multiple thanks and condolences. Names include Frances D Scallon James Razel Amilda Wollschlager and Robert Parclay. Numerous court and traffic entries follow with fines and sentences. Austin High School Art Show winners are listed with several student names and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilef Bothun
Chatfield
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Mary
Everett
Austin
Merle
Elroy
Babbitt
Jerry
Dale
Anthony
Lillian) Losey
Shirley) Johnson
Benjamin
Arnold
Archie Rathbone
Milton Shaw
Wykoff
AHS Art Show Winners Named in Christgau Hall
Winners listed by category include Sarah Shaw with painting, Marilyn and Sarah Rayman for prints, Joe and Sarah Rayman for sculpture, Karen for drawing, Tony Pat and Greg for photography, and Lori and Wendy for crafts. Instructors Ken Riska and Paul Stenhjem arranged the annual display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sarah Rayman
Debbie Iverson
Sarah Shaw
Lori Roberts
Marilyn Johnson
Karen Cole
Front Row
Pat McFarland
Greg Becker
Tony Twiggs
Joe Sherman
Dana Dokken
Wendy Trimble
Debbie
Dana
Marilyn
Joe
Karen
Tony
Pat
Greg
Lori
Wendy
Christgau Hall
Ken Riska
Paul Stenhjem
Rosalie Seltz
Hospitalized and charged figures from St Olaf area hospital list
The report lists patients and legal charges including Sophus Peterson at St Olaf Hospital surgical case, David Riles at St Marys Hospital Rochester, Lesoy Kol in surgical, Ronald Skou from Lyle with a surgical note, plus theft and police charge pleas. It notes Darwin Johnson and Douglas Williamson pleas with fines and suspensions, Harvey Ross license suspension, and John Parmenter’s open battle plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Sophus Peterson
13Th Ave
David Riles
Terry Plath
4Th Ave
Darwin Johnson
Ave
Douglas Williamson
Mapleview
Harvey Ross
2Nd Ave
Riceville votes down $725000 high school bond issue
Voters in Riceville narrowly reject a proposed 725000 high school building bond, falling short of the 60 percent requirement with 583 yes to 429 no. This marks the district's third failure after a similar result in May 1972. the plan would have added 29500 square feet.
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Riceville
Iowa
Mahtomedi Man Killed in St Paul Freeway Crash
Russell Blan chard aged 23 of Mahtomedi died after his car went out of control and rolled on the Interstate 94 Minnesota 280 ramp in St Paul. Passenger Scott Krogsted, 23 of Minneapolis, was hospitalized in critical condition.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Police log details four city accidents in Austin
Police investigated four city accidents Thursday listing times and locations on North Main Street South Main Street 1st Ave SE and 1st Ave NE. Vehicles involved include Hazel Naversath Lyle John Kuklinski Alexander Henderson Emmet Devaney Nola Johnson Irene Pappas Joy Lee and owners Thomas McDonald and others with damages ranging from 50 to 500 dollars. Minor injuries reported for Emmet Devaney.
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Austin
North Main Street
Hazel S. Naversath
Lyle
Thomas K. McDonald
3rd _ Ave
1St Ave
Devaney
Damag
Johnson
Irene C. Pappas
L Ave
Joy L. Lee
Ond Ave. NE
Markets Report From Austin and South St. Paul Livestock
Prices paid for hogs and cattle across Austin and South St. Paul reflect steady to higher trends. Hog prices for butcher hogs exceed 200 pounds align with sow prices, while cattle lists show US Prime Yearlings around 43 to 46 cents, steers 38 to 43, and cows 27 to 32. Bulls and calves vary, with prime daily totals and weekly auction expectations noted.
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U.S
South ST. Paul
Minn
Fap
USDA
Stocks list shows mixed moves across major firms
At 1 p.m. stock quotes cover AlliedChalmers, IBM, AT&T, Jostens, Loews, Bristol-Myers, MontDk, Phillips, RCA, Exxon, and Hormel among others with varied gains and losses. The page lists numerous company symbols and percentage changes, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Mark
AlliedCh
Honeywl
AllisCh
InlStl
Amerada
IBM
AmBrad
AmCan
InlPap
AmMtr
Jins&l
At&t
Jostens
Anconda
Kencott
Kraft
ArmcSl
Kresge
Loew
Bethst
Marcor
BoiseCs
Brunswk
MobOil
Mgas
Chrsk
NoStpPw
NwaAir
ComEd
Young Adults Seek New Licenses In Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety reports many 18 to 20 year olds seek adult drivers licenses after a state law change. Commissioner W. R. Hoagland says regular Class C licenses for 18 and over won't be issued until August 1. The department needs months to prepare for demand and issues licenses with a holder photo. Some youths struggle to prove age to bartenders using provisional licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Public Safety
W. R. Hoagland
Hoagland
Wind damages Princeton park in Minnesota storm
A storm in Princeton damages the year-old baseball field ripping out about 200 feet of wooden outfield fence and scattering debris across the field. Winds also toppled tree tops as residents reported a loud roar around 3 am. Rain and lightning accompanied the winds and damage was confined to the park area.
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Princeton, Minn
Princeton
Ballpark
Prisoner of War Captain Brudno Dies by Drug Overdose
In White Plains New York the medical examiner reports Captain Edward A Brudno a returned prisoner of war ended his life with a drug overdose. He had been under psychiatric treatment since returning from Vietnam and was found dead last Sunday.
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White Plains
N.Y
Edward A. Brudno
Brudno
Vietnam
Senate expected to approve broad farm bill in 1973
The Senate planned final passage of the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973, a wide ranging measure extending crop programs through 1978 and tying subsidies to target prices for cotton wheat and feed grain with changes linked to future market levels. The bill also covers food stamps and rural development amid debate over liberalizing benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
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Eilef
Bothun
Ruzek
Dr. DeVeird
Father Tyghe
James Razel
LeSeuer
Memoriam
Mrs
Philip Stier
Mark Lenoch
4Th St
Richard Riles
5Th Ave
Margaret Clifford
11Th St
Kermit Meyer
6Th Ave
Emma Mytten
Ist Ave
Arnold Ottijes
Scott Johnston
Rodney Thompson
Ellendale
Jerry Wilson
Delores Jones
Blooming Prairie
Richard Sanvick
Owatonna
Randy Deters
Std Ave. SE
Matthew Skinner
7Th Ave
Valerie Lavallie
1609
Th Ave
Seah Jackson Jr
Chicago
Ill
Michael Walentoski
Milwaukee
Wis
Steven Beamer
Rapid City
S.D
Kevin Slavik
New Prague
Ann Schaefer
Adams
Harold Boverhois
Langing
Steven Baudoin
Grand Meadow
Diane Newton
Adolph Gamaz
Cresco
Dale Hanson
Robert Brill
1St Dr. NW
James Stratton
6Th St. SE
Maris Engelsen
LeRoy
Terry Laham
AHS
Horemel
Hormel & Co
Princeton Park
Mona Lutheran Church
Dr. Mars Dale
Gene Olstad
Rushford, Minn
Adrian Fortun
Westby
Mona
Six Mile Grove and
Mona Lutheran Churches of
Lyle, Minn
Hwy. 218
The
United
Cottage
Sterling Drug Sterling Shopping Center
Wold Drug
Main St. Open
Walgreens
Curad
Reg
Kotex
Trac II
Gillette Trac I
Gillette Trac II
Motorcraft
Fram
Pennzoil
Fellowship
Faith Church
Vy Ole State Bank
St. John’s Lutheran Church
11Th Street
Kqaq
Holy Spirit
Jesus
Lam TO
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Morgan
Man
Austin Junior College Chamber Orchestra
Mail Today
Evans
Gail Gs
Evans International Homes
Cent
46Th St
Minnehaha
Minneapolis
E-I-H
Walgreen Agency Drug Stores
Sterling Drug
Main Street
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