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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1965

Page

11

Boy Escapes Serious Burns After Gas Fuelled Fire

Blaine Walker 3% son of Mr and Mrs Charles Walker Grand Meadow Minnesota narrowly escaped serious injury around 4 pm Tuesday. A farm barn near Grand Meadow had smouldering rubbish sacks and gasoline was poured on the blaze. Donald Simonson 15 saw the boy run toward the house with burning clothes and extinguished the flames. Blaine was rushed to St Marys Hospital Rochester with third degree burns to head and arms and may need skin grafts.

Grand Meadow Donald Simonson Blaine St. Marys Hospital Rochester

Nurse Donna Onstad to Graduate at Fairview Hospital School

Registered nurse Donna Onstad daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Onstad 1405 5th St NW will graduate from Fairview Hospital School of Nursing Sunday in Minneapolis She plans to start work toward a BS degree in Nursing at the University of Colorado in September while employed at the Colorado Psychopathic Hospital in Denver

Donna Onstad Melvin Onstad 5Th St Fairview Hospital School of Nursing Minneapolis University of Colorado Colorado Psychopathic Hospital Denver

County Sanitarian Resigns and Road Contracts Let

The County Commissioners accepted the resignation of Don ald Ronning, county sanitation and zoning officer, effective June 25. Ronning will join the state highway dept as an engineer. Weed mowing districts were let by bid with Er. C. Kahler, Maurice Learn, and Maynard Khmke winning miles totals. Nine resurfacing projects covering 190 county road miles went to H. W. Faber and Sons, Osmundson Brothers, and Martin Bustad. A traffic and use survey was authorized for state highway dept. correspondence.

Donald Ronning Ronning Jack Lake State Highway Dept Er. C. Kahler Maurice Learn Maynard Khmke Waltham H. W. Faber and Sons of Iowa Osmundson Brothers Martin Bustad

Semi-Trailer Causes Bridge Damage Near Orchard

A semi trailer on the wrong road caused about $10,000 in damage to a plank and steel county bridge one mile southwest of Orchard, Osage. Donald H. Williams, 55, of Minneapolis, missed a detour and crossed the bridge, collapsing the structure into the trout stream. The trailer and creek damage totaled $250, Williams uninjured. sheriff's investigators pending charges.

Osage Iowa Orchard Donald H. Williams Minneapolis Midwest Biscuit Co Mitchell County Sheriff’s Office Williams

Eleanor Halsey Injured in Tuesday Car Mishap

Eleanor D. Halsey 1925 2nd Ave NW treated and released from St Olaf Hospital after her car rammed a parked vehicle on Oakland Ave West service drive. Police logged three mishaps with parked cars involved. Halsey cited for careless driving.

Eleanor D. Halsey 2Nd Ave. NW St. Olaf Hospital Oakland Ave. W Austin North Service Drive Coralee Boyer 10Th Ave Halsey Bruce Hovland Austin Rt. 5 1St Dr. NW Hovland Harold Wendorf R. W. Rice Holladale 1St Ave Karen I. Hakes 3Rd Ave

School Board Reviews Hiring Policy In Austin

The Austin School Board considers revising its policy not to hire local married couples. It rejected contracts for Mrs Bell and Mrs Lemmerman on Aug 12 1964 though their husbands, transferred Junior College teachers, fell under State Junior College Board jurisdiction from July 1 1964. Additional items include student teaching contracts with Winona and Mankato State Colleges and a survey of excess Junior College land east of 14th St and north of 8th Ave NW with portions to be sold to state city Utilities Commission and via bids.

Austin School Board Robert Bell Raymond Lemmerman State Junior College Board Winona and Mankato State Colleges 14Th St 8Th Ave The Utilities Commission

Austin Artist Series Sets 1965 66 Concert Dates

After a sunny drive to record membership the Austin Artist Series announced four performances. Norman Luboff's Choir appears October 6 1965 Dominique Merlet on November 3 1965 the New York Opera Players perform Die Fledermaus February 5 1965 and the Winnipeg Symphony plays April 25 1966 Dr R H Isele says membership now about 1150 up from last year New Austin residents may contact Mrs Irving Smith for season tickets No individual tickets sold.

Austin Artist Series Today Norman Luboff Choir Dominique Merlet New York Opera Players Die Fledermaus Winnipeg Symphony R. H. Isele New Austin Irving Smith

British Rotarians Enjoy American Pecans and Exchange Flags

Four British Rotarians and their wives from North Shields Rotary Club visited Austin from Sunday to Thursday for the Rotary Ann party at the Austin Country Club. They toured Hormel and Weyerhaeuser plants, stayed with local hosts, and exchanged Rotary flags with Austin leaders.

Austin Rotary Club Min North Shields Austin Club Austin Geo. A. Hormel & Co Weyerhaeuser Rotary Tracy Barber Ernest Dale Elsie Stocksfield Northumberland Joan C. Gillie Ann Raymond C. Stanger Gwynneth Newcastle - Upon - Tyne John Spark Hilda Tynemouth A. H. Hankenson Race Crane J.R. Keate M. Arthur Bustad John Mathers Barber Spark North Shields Club Rotary Club Fayette Sherman Northfield Jesse James Ed Flitton Hormel

Cub Pack 121 Graduates Webelos Group

Cub Scout Pack 121 of Our Savior's Lutheran Church held a graduation ceremony for nine Webelos. Ray Gullickson presented badges to Bryan Falk Kevin Sandal Daniel Mohn Ross Arneson Robert Gauthier Brian Ham mer Barry Arneson Larry Christianson and Larry Schmidt as they joined Troop 121 led by Ed Warmanen Steve Cottingham and troop members. Certificates of appreciation were given to four mothers.

Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Ray Gullickson Bryan Falk Kevin Sandal Daniel Mohn Ross Arneson Robert Gauthier Brian Hammer Barry Arneson Larry Christianson Larry Schmidt Philip Falk Gene Machow Clarence Helgeson Charles Wyant Ed Warmanen Steve Cottingham Den Oswald Asper Milton Gauthier Arnold Christianson

Moose Lodge hosts Red Cross Bloodmobile drive

The event in Austin collected 123 pints of blood on Tuesday as 139 potential donors were screened, with 16 rejected and six first time donors. The two day total reached 156 pints with hours 1 to 7 p m and 10 am to 2 pm through Friday.

Moose Lodge Red Cross Bloodmobile Austin

Fire Destroys Clarence Maley Barn and Outbuildings

At 6 a.m. in Grand Meadow Minnesota a large barn on the Clarence Maley farm along the north city limits burned. The two story 30 by 50 foot barn cattle shed and silo were destroyed along with three pigs and 500 bales of hay and straw. The fire likely started in wiring and was fought by the Grand Meadow Volunteer Fire Department. The Maleys’ two nearby houses were damaged but occupied, with insured loss reported.

Grand Meadow Minn Clarence Maley Maley

Kozel Arraigned on Arson Charge at Municipal Court

Thomas W. Kozel was arraigned in Municipal Court on aggravated arson for an alleged June 4 fire attempt at the St. Francis Hotel. Judge Fred G. Vogel set bond at $1000, Kozel held at Mower County Jail, preliminary hearing set for 10:15 a.m. June 15 with district court appointment requested.

Thomas Kozel Thomas W. Kozel St. Francis Hotel 3Rd Ave. NE Fred G. Vogel District Court Kozel Mower County

Blowers Elected to State Fire Post

Elmer J. Poller of New Ulm was elected president of the Minnesota Fire Department Association at its convention in Moorhead. Earl C. Blowers of Austin was named first vice president, Homer Bainville of Grand Rapids second vice president, and Marshall B. Thorton of Nashwauk secretary treasurer.

Moorhead, Minn Elmer J. Poller New Ulm Minnesota Fire Department Association Earl C. Blowers Austin Homer Bainville Grand Rapids Marshall B. Thorton Nashwauk

Utilities Board Awards Contracts for Power Poles and Transformers

The Austin Utilities Board approved contracts for power poles transformers and a back hoe. Westinghouse won the transformer bid totaling 9352 with the lowest overall bid and faster delivery. Pole supplier J C Carney Co won with 3599 and Bell Lumber alternate could not be accepted. Eckart Implement won the back hoe bid at 2275. A water extension petition for Red Cedar Properties was granted.

Austin Utilities Board Westinghouse Austin Junior College St. N Red Cedar Properties Highway 16 W Graybar Electric General Electric J. Carney Co Spokane Wash Bell Lumber and Pole Minneapolis Eckart Implement Austin Lysne Construction Co Blooming Prairie Red Cedar Properties, Ince North Main Street

County Disaster Group Again Requests Relief

The Mower County Disaster Committee asked the State Disaster Committee to authorize local farmers to buy back diverted acres due to extreme forage shortages. The state panel will forward the request to the U S Department of Agriculture after a prior spring denial. Members include Henry Lausen Austin chairman Don Hasbargen and Ted Carlson with Ken Spray as non voting secretary.

Mower County State Disaster Committee State Committee United States Department of Agriculture Diaster Henry Lausen Austin Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service Don Hasbargen Mower Ted Carlson Farm and Home Administration Ken Spray Elkton

Steven Reed Receives One Year Probation for Burglary

Steven Reed aged 18 of 1910 4th Ave NE pleaded guilty to a burglary charge in District Court before Judge A C Richardson. The Feb 13 break-in at Alcove was the incident. Reed was sentenced to 6 months in county jail with the sentence stayed and placed on probation for one year.

Steven Reed 4Th Ave A. C. Richardson Reed

Guards Gear Up For Camp Ripley Training Convoys

Guards tote equipment aboard trucks and canvasses for camping at Camp Ripley north of Little Falls. They plan a 250 mile Saturday start with road safety warnings from the Minnesota Highway Patrol about heavy military convoy traffic.

Austin National Guard Camp Ripley Oak Leaf Minnesota Highway Patrol Minnesota National Guard Little Falls Highway Patrol Militatra Afygfn Noo Strescen

Ambulance Passenger Dies After Grand Meadow Crash

Mrs. Dorothy Panker, 76, of Chicago, died about 112 hours after a non emergency ambulance collision with a pickup at Highway 16 and CSAH 8 in Grand Meadow. The ambulance, carrying her from Chicago to Kimball, struck a northbound pickup owned by Rich's Fertilizer. The crash dialogue involved driver Joseph Dostall and attendant Aley Smith. Pathology results pending.

Dorothy Panker Chicago Grand Meadow Minnesota Highway Patrol Grand Meadow Village Street Highway 16 CSAH Joseph FE. Dostall Lawler Iowa Rich's Fertilizer, Inc Cresco Panker Kimball S.C

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