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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
6
Notices list marriage style vital statistics for multiple couples with dates June 8 and June 9 and locations in Illinois towns. A memorial verse honors a father with lines about loss and being missed by three daughters.
Martin W. Johnson 76 of Hayfield died Friday evening at a Dodge Center rest home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services for Harold W Mickelson of Reedsburg Wisconsin are set for 4 p m Saturday at Jordan Chapel with Rev Arthur L Swenson officiating. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery.
Funeral services for Martin W. Johnson of Hayfield will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Hayfield with Rev Earl F Weeks officiating. Interment will follow at Fairview Cemetery Hayfield and Hayfield Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Frank Neubauer born January 28 1882 in Germany died June 4 at his son in laws rest home after long illness funeral services held at Worlein Funeral Home with Rev G C Knutson officiating interment Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by four sisters Elizabeth Lindeman Anna Neubauer Waterloo Iowa Martha White Portland Oregon and five brothers George Hugo Walter Fred Herman. Preceded in death by brothers Louis Carl.
A heartfelt thank you to relatives friends neighbors Rev G Knutson Our Savior's Lutheran Guild and Rachel Circle for cards flowers visits and gifts while a patient at S J Mary's hospital Rochester from Mrs Erwin F Johnson 206 Southwood Rd
In loving memory of our dear father Matt Duclos who died ten years ago on June 10 1946.
In memory of Mrs. Es pinoza and Mrs. K. L. Bakkedahl who died June 10, 1952. Their families recall their loving roles as wives mothers and grandmothers with enduring affection. They are sadly missed by children grandchildren and spouses.
A memorial notice for Di anna Kay who died June 10 1951 aged a small child described as a white rosebud. She is mourned by Mr and Mrs John Odl and Mrs Ida Arett with heartfelt loss and remembrance.
Five pints of Red Cross blood were used Friday at St Olaf Hospital. This year’s total reaches 419 pints.
Ambulance dispatched Friday at 2 45 p m from 2109 McKinley to St Olaf Hospital, then at 10 15 p m headed to 217 East Water.
Arthur B. McDonald pleaded innocent and was cleared for lack of evidence. John O. Nystel admitted driving after license revocation and had plates impounded. Raymond J. Hackenmiller and S P Elam fined $18.50 each for speeding. Norris W. Anderson forfeited $8.50 for a faulty signal light.
The city engineer reports 72 building permits issued in May, 17 fewer than April's 89, with total May value $503,004 vs April's $485,775. Major project is a $65,000 remodel at St Olaf Hospital second unit. Twenty-seven May permits were for new homes, down from 32 in April.
Dick Stuart hit his 22nd homer in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie and lift the Lincoln Chiefs to a 4-2 win over Albuquerque. Topeka dropped a 13 inning loss to Amarillo 11-8, shrinking the gap to 1.5 games. Des Moines blanked Colorado Springs 5-0 and Pueblo defeated Sioux City 6-4.
Edward O. Peterson, 40, Muscatine, Iowa, jailed 18 months for attempting to rob the State Bank at East Moline on March 13. Sentence handed down Friday by Federal Judge Charles C. Briggle in Springfield Illinois. Wisconsin to schedule details follow.
Des Moines District 4 of the United Rubber Workers closed its council convention Friday with the election of William Kitchens of Indianapolis as president.
Louis W volton of Des Moines named air enforcement officer for the Iowa Aeronautics Commission at a salary of 4500 dollars yearly. The post had been vacant for several years.
Mathias J. Hildman of Livermore, 65, is jailed on a $1,000 bond after being bound over on attempting to extort $2,000 from Algona hog buyer Virgil Smith. He admits writing a threatening letter but says Smith owed him money. In Long Grove, 13 year old Larry Diken son drowned Friday in the Wapsipinicon River near Grand Mound after leaving a float log.
The Agriculture Department announced that flood prevention work in the Iowa Harmony Creek watershed in Harrison County Iowa is ready to begin. Costs will be shared between the federal government and local sponsoring agencies.
Nicholas Mep pelink, 75, of Pella, died in a crash on Highway 92 about 15 miles east of Oskaloosa Friday night when his car lost control. Authorities investigated the collision and identified the victim at the scene.
John Patton aged 55 from Los Angeles died several hours after a crash with a truck at the Highways 88 and 63 junction about 10 miles northeast of Waverly. His wife was injured. Truck driver Charles Benson, 21, of Elgin, Illinois, escaped unharmed.
Mrs Worth Stiles welcomes Elkton born child at St Marys Hospital in Rochester. Adams residents attend showers in Sharon Hemann and Agnes Scott locales. A group from Grand Meadow travels to Fargo for the Peggy Neilson Gerald Wellik wedding. Poole family heads to Mankato for summer school while Frances Ebel of Boise Wyo plans June 4 nuptials with J Earl Wray of Nampa.
Wisconsin now accounts for about 20 percent of U S evaporated milk production, down from roughly 40 percent in 1933, reflecting a shift in national dairy output and industry concentration.
The Fairmont Sentinel offers a $100 reward for information leading to the arrest of vandals who damaged Fairmont High School. The Rochester Public Schools plan is covered in Collier's Magazine with material by Harry Henderson gathered in February.
Freeborn County medical groups and Our Lady of Guadalupe Guild members launch a new maternal support service in Albert Lea offering guidance and resources to expectant mothers.
Robert Green resigns as president of Fairmont Community Hospital to lead the accounting department at Stokely Van Camp Inc in Mount Vernon Washington.
The U S Geological Survey reports it releases roughly 1600 new topographic and thematic maps annually across its mapping programs. The figure illustrates the scale of ongoing surveying work and product output for government and academic users.
Dr A B Rosenfield will speak on Prevention of Home and Farm Accidents at LeRoy Monday addressing the Mower County Public Health Nursing Auxiliary during a noon luncheon at St Patrick's Church social rooms. A Rochester nursing consultant will also participate.
Victor Gilbertson of Minneapolis was chosen president as the Minnesota Society of Architects concluded its annual meeting in Minneapolis on Friday night.
Louisville based league announces Gerald Hank Walsh leaves Eastern league to become the newest umpire in the American Association. Walsh is noted as the league’s tallest umpire and brings extensive professional experience to the role.
Whitey Ford completed his first five starts of the season and surrendered only five runs, posting a 1.00 earned run average across those outings.
A series of Friday collisions near Fourth and Winona Main and Bridge Harrison River and 1303 N Seventh injured a youth then released. E W Dankert car suffered 35 dollars damage while Schmeichel’s had none. Gates car hit 25 dollars damage and Gilbertson’s 15. Daniel Goodwin injured elbow bruises taken to St Olaf Hospital.
Brownsdale and nearby residents report fishing trips on Gunflint Trail and mourning travel to Lomina Wisconsin for a relative's funeral. Bridal shower honors Miss Darlene Ossidal. Local families host and visit, church events at Dexter and Baptist churches, hospital checkups, and a house cleaning bee at the Methodist parsonage. Families plan extended stays near the Taconite Mine in northern Minnesota.
Castor oil production once centered in southern Illinois and served primarily as a lubricant rather than a medicine. The industry highlighted regional industry history and its non therapeutic use.
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