Thanks for support during hospital stay at St Olaf
Albert Skaran thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards visits and gifts received while a patient at St Olaf Hospital. He extends special appreciation to Dr P A Lommen Sr Dr Lommen Jr Rev Nielson nurses aides Gray Ladies W W I Barracks Auxiliary and American Legion Post 91 and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
P. A. Lommen Sr
Lommen Jr
Rev
Nielson
American Legion Post 91
Albert Skaran
Vital statistics at St Olaf Hospital
Mr and Mrs Stanley Cimmi gotti Dexter son June 9 Mr and Mrs Darwin Miller 205 2nd Ave SE daughter June Mr and Mrs Harold Ames 304 44th St NE son June 9 outside of Austin Rev and Mrs George Barnitt LeRoy son June 6 at St Marys Hospital Rochester Charles Baker 64 died Thursday afternoon Milwaukee Hospital after cerebral hemorrhage survived by widow Mabel two sons Howard Harley Aud rey Dol or es Austin two daughters sister Mrs Lila Hansen Albert Lea several nieces and nephews six grandchildren funeral arrangements pend ing Mrs Anna Sophia Gabrielson 76 died Thursday evening Grand Meadow resident survived by four sons Herschel Denneson Verne Rochester Gordon Carl Austin two daughters Mrs Hattie Noss Grand Meadow Mrs Clarice Schieck Austin sister Mrs Robert Anderson Calendar Iowa funeral arrangements to be announced later by Burlington Funeral Chapel Grand Meadow
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Charles Baker
Milwaukee
Mabel
Howard
Harley
Audrey
Eugene Gosha
Dolores
Austin
Lila Hansen
Albert Lea
Anna Sophia Gabrielson
Carl Gabrielson
4Th Ave
Grand Meadow
Herschel
Denneson
Iowa
Verne
Rochester
Gordon
Carl
Hattie Noss
Clarice Schieck
Robert Anderson
Calendar
Burrington
Funeral notices present in Newark Blooming Prairie Le Roy and McIntire
Multiple funeral services are listed for Clair Jorgenson Robert Bagley Blanche Dodds Benjamin Starry and John Gilbert with various times dates and locations across Newark Blooming Prairie Le Roy McIntire and Des Moines Iowa Mabel McCue obituary details include birth date 1886 residency 307 14th St NW Austin Minnesota and death after cerebral hemorrhage on June 6 1961 with services at Jordan Mortuary Chapel and Oakwood Cemetery Interment at Six Mile Grove Udolpho Wayne Oakwood and Le Roy cemeteries with Legion grave side honors noted.
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Dodds
R. C. (Blanche) Dodds
Norwalk
Calif
Christ Episcopal Church
Rev
T. J. Williams
Oakwood Cemetery
Jordan Mortuary
Starry
Benjamin J. Starry
Rochester
Methodist Church
McIntire
Janet Surdam
Luella Roether
Wayne Cemetery
Martz
LeRoy
American Legion
Clarence McCue
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Ray
McCues
Austin
McCue
Mabel McCue
Ray McCue
Newton
Tlowa
H.E Rasmussen
Duane Rasmussen
Velma Herbert
Jencie Hayden
Sierra Madre
Ormia H. Archer
Pharr
Texas
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Floyd Paulson
Thanks for Support During Hospital Stay
I express sincere gratitude to family friends and relatives for cards and flowers while a patient at St Olaf Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Hagen and Dr Anderson and the entire nursing staff for kind care. Gratitude to Rev Hamp and Vicar Paap for their visit and support.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Hagen
Anderson
Rev
Hamp
Vicar Paap
Municipal Court Roundup for Speeding and Minor Alcohol Violations
Judge Fred Vogel presided as multiple defendants faced city police charges. Gordon James Read pled guilty to speeding and paid a $20 fine. Ronald D Underdahl, 17, admitted consuming liquor as a minor and received a 10 day jail term suspended. John R Krull received 15 days for beer possession and a $25 fine for an open bottle. Herman W Kohnke paid $20 for speeding. Martin Bevering paid $5 for leaving keys in ignition. Raymond R Blake faced minor liquor and assault charges, totaling 30 days with suspended sentences.
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Gordon James Read
16Th Ave
John R. Krull
Austin Rt. 1
Herman W. Kohnke
Lyle
Martin Bevering
Alexandria
Raymond R. Blake
Redistricting Debate Highlights Minnesota Politics
The piece outlines critiques of the statewide redistricting approach and cites quotes from Rep. Quie about the need for district-based representation. It recalls the 1962 primary mood, names several incumbents and rivals, notes party shifts, and mentions the allure of a $22,500 two-year salary with a $50 filing fee amid a crowded field.
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Ray P
Chace
Theodore Christianson
Henry Arens
Magnus Johnson
U.S
Ernest Lundeen
Einar Hordale
Francis Shoemaker
J. A. A. Burnquist
W. S. Nolan
A. C. Townley
The
Nonpartisan League
Robert C. Bell
Silas M. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai Hits Roughest Part of South American Tour
Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson arrives in Montevideo as part of a demanding South American swing for President Kennedy. He seeks talks with Uruguay’s government council head Eduardo Victor Haedo and plans flights to Brazil to meet President Janio Quadros while facing potential street opposition from Castro sympathizers. In Argentina the mood is cool toward U.S. diplomacy.
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Adlai
Montevideo
Uruguay
Adlai E. Stevenson
President Kennedy
Stevenson
U.S
Fidel Castro
Brazil
Janio Quadros
Trujillo Heirs Back OAS Inquiry Cooperation
The heirs of slain dictator Rafael Trujillo assured the OAS investigation team of full cooperation. Augusto Arango of Panama led the mission after a meeting with President Balaguer and Foreign Minister Herrera Baez. The visit aims to verify Dominican promises to end repression and advance democracy.
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Can Republic
Rafael Trujillo
The
Organization of American States
Augusto Arango
Panama
OAS
Joaquin Balaguer
Porfirio Herrera Baez
Ciudad Trujillo
Trujillo
Ambulance Runs Schedule From Lansing To St Olaf Hospital
Ambulance services announce transfers from Lansing to St Olaf Hospital at 5 30 PM from 300 2nd Ave NW and again at 8 PM and 8 PM from Lansing to St Olaf Hospital.
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Lansing
St. Olaf Hospital
2Nd Ave NW
Hospitalized at St Marys Rochester Mrs Stuart Hale LeRoy
Mrs. Stuart Hale of LeRoy is hospitalized at St Marys Medical Center in Rochester with undisclosed injuries or illness. Her status was reported by local hospital staff today.
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ST. Marys
Rochester
Stuart Hale
LeRoy
West Berlin mayor accuses Adenauer of optimism
Bonn Germany AP Mayor Willy Brandt of West Berlin criticizes Chancellor Konrad Adenauer for showing too much optimism on Berlin and German questions after the Vienna summit meeting.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Vienna
Johnson Vows U S Will Fight to Keep Asia Free
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told a United Press International editors conference that the United States will not surrender Asia to communism without a fight. He cited Vietnam Thailand and Pakistan as frontline nations and urged determined American support and guidance to sustain freedom in the region.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Asia
United Press International Editors
Viet Nam
Thailand
Pakistan
Johnson
Honolulu
San Francisco
Minnesota Legislature Acts on Debt Limit and Education Budget
The 1962 special session advanced amendments including debt limits, allowing short term borrowing alongside long term with three fifths House approval. An estimated $256 million education aid was set for two years, and a $31 million building program awaits voter approval of amendments. Districting and unemployment lines remained unsettled as adjournment neared.
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Supreme Court
State Departments
Senate
Camp Courage Opens 1961 Season for Handicapped in Minnesota
Camp Courage the Easter Seal Camp for physically handicapped people opens its 12 week 1961 season in Minnesota starting Sunday with about 510 attendees, five more than 1960, including children teens and adults in weekly sessions from June to September. The Mower County Easter Seal Chapter coordinates participation with five two week periods plus a Service Club week and a McKnight Foundation grant funds the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Courage
Minnesota
McKnight Foundation of
St. Paul
Service Club For
Service Club
Mower County
Twins' Tickets Warned By Editor Over Will Call Shortfall
Harold Wendorfff, editor of The Herald, explains that every effort was made to provide Twins baseball tickets at the Will Call Window but circumstances beyond control caused ticket unavailability. he apologizes for the inconvenience to readers.
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Twins
Harold Wendorfff
First West Coast Motion Picture Made by Ohioan Charles French
Charles French, an Ohio native, produced the earliest known motion picture on the west coast, predating Cecil B. DeMille by five years and marking a foundational moment in early cinema.
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West Coast
Charles French
Cecil B. DeMille
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Adair County
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