Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital and Nearby
Vital statistics list births at St Olaf Hospital with couples and addresses: Calvin Crotwell and wife welcome a daughter on June 9. Leon Vander Schaaf and wife have a son on June 10. Donald Lomen and wife have a son on June 10. Outside Austin at Rochester Community Hospital a daughter born to Larry Goodman and wife on June 9. she is the former Juanita White. John T. Rowan of Stewartville married Annette F Pretzer of Rochester.
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Austin
Larry Goodman
Rochester
Death notices and funeral details for multiple individuals
Obituaries list deaths including Paul Falk aged 90 at St Olaf Hospital and services at Oakwood Cemetery. Other notices include George Wood, Theresa Rise dorph, Anna Eggerichs, Loren Unger, Eva Mae Gibson, and Ford Gib son with service times and burial plans. Margaret Kellner obituary notes birth in Ot tumwa Iowa, residence in Austin, and funeral details.
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Eggerichs
Anna Eggerichs
Etna
George Rappers
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chergy Grove
R.S. Heitke
Kappers
DFL Sets Date to Choose Opponent for Quie Challenge
The first district DFL groups meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Austin Labor Center to select a candidate to oppose Rep. Albert Quie. Dr. George W. Shepherd of St Olaf College announces his bid for endorsement, urging a Food for Peace plan to use surplus for global hunger relief.
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Albert Quie
Austin Labor Center
George W. Shepherd
St Olaf College
Quie
Break-ins at Waltham yield tiny loot
Two Waltham break-ins net minimal thefts. At Burns Hardware a side window was broken and 9 cents stolen from a drawer near the register. At Waltham Grain Exchange a window was broken and about $1 taken. Sheriff Reinartz continues the probe.
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Waltham
al Reinartz
Burns Hardware
Waltham Grain Exchange
Reinartz
Otranto Girl Secures Place in Conclave
Iris, a Carpenter High School graduate, earned a spot in the two week event. She has been on the dean's list at Iowa State University in Ames for the past nine months, with one girl chosen from each state.
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Iris
Carpenter High School
Iowa Sate University
Ames
Husband Convicted in Christmas Day Stabbing
Charles T. Kopetka, 43, was found guilty of third degree murder in the stabbing death of his wife on Christmas Day in Ramsey County. Judge Robert V. Rensch will decide sentence Monday. the offense carries 7 to 30 years. Kopetka, a packinghouse worker, allegedly killed his estranged wife with a chicken knife at her mother's home after slashing the mother, Mrs. Cora J. Opsal, 58.
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ST. Paul
Charles T. Kopetka
Robert V. Rensch
Ramsey County District Court
Kopetka
Cora J. Opsal
Hagerty Defies Protests During Tokyo Visit
President Hagerty arrives in Tokyo as students and leftists stage violent anti U S demonstrations against the Kishi government and the new security pact. He meets MacArthur II then proceeds by car to the city as guards monitor the embassy and protests continue nearby.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Marget
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Maclining
IKE'S VISIT attracts mixed views and police calm
A body of opinion in Japan anticipates little violence during the President's visit. Supporters and opponents alike expect protection by the car with the Emperor. Observers note public sentiment could deter aggression and bolster police restraint amid protests by Zengakuren.
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Zengakuren
Man Who Lost Hand Leaves Hospital
A Great Western switchman James Pohlman, 26, of Clarion Iowa, with his left hand amputated after his hand was crushed in a coupling in the Austin railroad yards near Oak Street last Thursday, was released from St Olaf Hospital this morning and planned to return home.
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Great Western
Oak St
St. Olaf Hospital
James Pohlman
Clarion
Iowa
Pohlman
Austin
Lowan
Six Bass on Three Casts Angler Claims Victory
Alexandria angler Ray Shipwash reports catching six bass on about six casts at Long Lake 28 miles northwest of the city. He pulled in two bass on the first strike and duplicated the feat across several casts, with two fish over three pounds. Eight-year-old Freddie Fiebranz of Alexandria was a witness to the tale.
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Alexandria
Minn
Ray Shipwash
Long Lake
Here
Freddie Fiebranz
Nancy Carroll to Teach at Kenyon
Nancy Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs Clif ford Carroll 310 4th St SW received a bachelor of science degree from Mankato State College in physical education She has accepted a teaching position at Kenyon and is a Pacelli High School graduate.
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Nancy Carroll
Clifford Carroll
4Th St. SW
Mankato State College
Miss Carroll
Vacation Bible School Opens Monday at Rose Creek
Rose Creek Minnesota Vacation Bible School to begin Monday at 9 a m with the theme Pioneer ing With Christ. Teachers include Mrs John Merill Mrs George Nelson Mrs Jay Johnson and Mrs Roy Larsen.
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Rose Creek
Minn
Christ
John Merill
George Nelson
Jay Johnson
Roy Larsen
Minneapolis Man Stabbed
Police found Russell G. Schuweiller 61 dead on a kitchen floor in a disordered apartment after a reported fight. A blood stained five inch knife lay beside the body as an autopsy began to determine cause of death. Schuweiller's wife Irene 34 was held for questioning by investigators.
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Russell G. Schuweiller
Joseph Rusinko
Schuweiller
Irene
Vacationing Iowa Man Dies in Minnesota Car Crash
Andrew Karstensen of Corning was killed and his wife seriously injured when their car collided with a truck on Highway 19 about a half mile east of Morton Minnesota. The incident raised the state's traffic toll to 232 for the year.
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Morton
Mian
Minnesota
Andrew Karstensen
Corning
Highway 19
Frank Cerny Heads Modern Woodmen
Frank Cerny elected consul of Austin Camp 243 Modern Woodmen of America succeeding Walter Bartel. Orin Schaefer adviser and Ted Kolb escort with Bill Keyser as trustee. Other officers include Donna Severson watchman Robert Plantikow banker and Frank Bradley secretary.
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Frank Cerny
Austin Camp 243
Modern Woodmen of America
Walter Bartel
Orin Schaefer
Ted Kolb
Bill Keyser
Donna Severson
Robert Plantikow
Frank Bradley
Twenty One Vie for Fillmore County Princess
Twenty one girls compete for the Fillmore County Deiry Princess title in Spring Valley Minnesota with a 10:30 a.m. parade featuring floats bands and riding club units. Bands perform all day along with a carnival and a free dance scheduled later.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Fillmore County
Two Bands to Play at St Ansgar Park
ST ANSGAR IOWA two bands the Beginning and the Junior will appear in concert Saturday night at City Park. Leon Titus director says following Saturday s concert Begon ing Band members will be advanced to the Junior group.
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ST. Ansgar
Iowa
City Park
Leon Titus
Nixon remarks on unity during Prince Philip visit
Nixon spoke about national cohesion despite party differences as Prince Philip visited on his birthday. He stressed shared American principles while noting the governor and he were brought together by the Nixon exhibition.
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Prince Philip
Court Disbars Minnesota Attorney Hanson
Leonard A. Hanson of Minneapolis and former Crystal village trustee was disbarred by the Minnesota Supreme Court. Disbarment followed proceedings begun in 1966 after alleged mis handling of a client's funds and self serving financial transactions. Hanson, 46, born in Big Falls, was admitted in 1949 after graduating from the University of Minnesota.
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ST. Paul
Leonard A. Hanson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Riceville Senior to Attend NSF Summer Science Program
Riceville senior Steven will travel to Iowa City this Sunday to take an eight week course in mathematics and physics. The program is part of the National Science Foundation summer science initiative for high school juniors.
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Riceville
Iowa
Steven
Riceville High
Iowa City
National Science Foundation
Miracists leader H Voss and wife injured in crash near Mankato
Mr H Voss grand master of Miracists Me sons and his wife Mary were critically injured in a late Wednesday car crash about nine miles east of Mankato. The car tipped over on a roadway landing on a rear corner. Voss had visited the Austin body about a year ago.
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Mankato
Mima
Tin H. Voss
Worthington
Miracists
Mary
Here
Voss
Stable Davitt 6 Clears Austin Victory in Chinese Match
In a brisk contest Davitt tallies 6 points as Austin secures a decisive win. The outcome boosts Austin’s standing while the rival team struggles to halt the late surge.
Schoolmarms Paddle Their Own Canoe
Mary Lou Germann an English teacher at Rice Lake and Doris Brunner a Cumberland physical education instructor spent two summers paddling in the Canadian wilderness. The women in their 30s plan to camp along the river bank at night.
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Mary Lou Germann
Rice Lake
Doris Brunner
Cumberland
Ten year old Ronald Malik’s 60 mile car joyride ends in crash
In Rochester New York a 10 year old boy took his family car while the neighborhood slept. Police stopped the solo flight after a 60 mile trip. He failed to make a corner, hit a utility pole and two parked cars causing about 1400 dollars in damage.
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Ronald Malik
Ronald
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18Th St. Se, Son
John T. Rowan
Stewartville
Annette F. Pretzer
2Nd St. NW
Paul Falk
10Th Ave
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Selma
Howard Skelton
Emily
Herbert Meyers
Los Angeles
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Theresa H. Risedorph
Hayfield
Felix Eklund
David Blooming Prairie
Fairview
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Jordan Mortuary Chapel
William J. Campbell
Oakwood Cemetery
Margaret Kellner
Margaret Elizabeth Kellner
Ottumwa
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Ed List
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7Th Ave
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Perry Kellner
Kasson, Minn
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Kellner
Worrall Hospital
Minnie Smith
James List
First Methodist Church
Grand View Memorial Gardens
DFL
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Astern Star
U. S
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Howard Smith
Edna Baker
Roy Baldner
4Th St. SE
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U.S
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U.S. Military Academy
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1St Point
Dallas
Tex
NEA Telephoto
Japan
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Fillmore Princess
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Jean Bird
Louis Bird
Mitchell County Tuberculosis Assn
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Stedy
Davitt
John
Wien
Att Austin
Boy
Tekester
Rochester, N.Y
Mower County
Adams
Bert Gedfredsen
Ademe
Joseph Lemmers
Adems
Roland Prete
Austin Rt
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Clayton
Art Petersen
Lee Littlefield
Hubert Bebbitt
Grend Meedew
Dexter
Bert Relfeen
Brownsdele
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Arnold Arntzen
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A. W. Kuhl
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Newell H. Nelson
Lyle Eddie Fossey
Rey Reuter
Bellene Zimmermen
Pleasant Valley
Grand Meadow
Eimer Wende
Grand
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Grend
Ernest Kuhimen
Comene
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Lansing
Ole A. Nichwis
Sendy Meddle
R. L. Burtney
Eugene Vomet
Recine Duweyne Welfgrem
Recine
Red Rock
Mile Anderson
Brewnedele
George Medison
Lester Mug
Austin Rt. 5
C. W. Taylor
R Miner
Sender Edger
Adolpho
Lastptoneen
M. Christian
Weltheman Syverud
Blooming Preirle
Windom
Purl Gordon
Adams, Joe
Osmundson
Brownsdale
Glen Stanton
Lewis Dreke
Elkton
R. G. Legervell
R. D. Burns
Leroy
M. G. Chesebrough Lyle
Weyne Hertson
Mapleview
Herbert M. Johnson
Roger Johnson
Bernard Schemmel
Sargeant
John A. Linde Tropi
Art Legervell
Hermen Peter
City OF Austin
C. R. Henson
Permer’s Insurance Rep
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Shaw
Luther Larsen
Ralph Turner
Bob Finbraden
Leonard Decker
John J. Koenigs
Tappi
Siles Hatlestad
Ass’t
Menteipel
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