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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Gary Wilkie of 1307 4th St SW welcomed a daughter on June 9. Thomas Charles Edwards, 19, of 1603 16th St SW, married Cathy Lyn Dalager, 17, of Austin Route 4.
Twenty two students from the Austin Area will graduate from Winona State College Friday June 11 in the fifth commencement program. Degrees total 424 with 374 undergraduates and 46 graduates. BS recipients include Dorothy Davison and others from Austin and nearby towns. BA recipients include Steven Krob James Mogen from Austin and other graduates from area communities.
In memoriam for Raylene Ratcliff Hagen from her husband with verses about memory and love. A separate public notice states Ruth Mikkelson of 904 12th Ave. SW faced charges for shoplifting that were dismissed by the city attorney following GENERAL SESSION JUDGE FRED KRAFT.
Mrs. L. H. Anderson of 204 8th St NW undergoes surgery. Charles Mueller, son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Mueller of 804 8th Ave SE, also listed for surgery. Outside Austin Herr of 406 9th St NE, Methodist Hospital Rochester room 527 B, surgical. Miss Mary Hegge of Rose Creek at St Marys Hospital Rochester room 4 308, surgical.
House majority Leader Ernest Lindstrom will visit Mankato Rochester and Austin on Friday to gauage public opinion on a tax program. He aims to hear what the people want and to plan the approach.
The banner by Clairveux McFarland an art instructor at St Augustine School begins on Holy Thursday with the chalice and host. It continues through Good Friday marked by thorns to signify the Resurrection.
Michael Boysen son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Boysen Sr Hollandale will graduate June 11 from the Minnesota School for the Deaf at Faribault after 14 years of study. He earned football letters and was a Homecoming attendant and belonged to Drama Pep Tab and Campus clubs. He plans to work as a carpenter or in the computer industry after graduation.
Federal marshals seized the Soviet freighter Suleyman Starskiy in Alameda to secure a 377000 damage suit filed by Prelude Corp of Westport Point Massachusetts. They attached a notice to the wheel and posted a guard aboard after the ship tied up to load lumber for Japan. The suit targets owners of the Russian fleet claiming gear damage by trawlers.
Hor mel hogs priced No 3 butcher hogs at 17 25 to 17 50 per cwt. Packers in Austin and St Paul list steady to higher quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle buyers at St Paul report mixed price ranges for slaughter steers and heifers with cows and bulls weaker. Hogs move up to 18 25 per cwt on lighter weights, with larger sows about steady. Sheep trading steady with lambs and feeder lambs offering 23 50 to 31 50 depending on weight and grade. Chicago shows no market test due to class imbalances.
The Cornelius Co., a vending machine firm, announced plans to transfer its production facilities from Scottsboro, Alabama to Anoka, Minnesota. The move aims to streamline operations and expand market reach.
President Anwar Sadat said there can be no peace in the Middle East unless Israel withdraws from all Arab lands and the Palestinians are granted self determination.
Attorney General Warren Spannaus is set to speak Saturday at the 9th annual Minnesota State Fire Department Association Convention in Bemidji after it opened today.
Officials at Danbury Hospital say the Rev. Daniel Berrigan is in good spirits but a medical report awaits completion of electrocardiograms and blood chemistry tests.
Austin Shrine Club announces its annual circus at Marcusen Park on July 25 and asks merchants and professionals to aid in advance ticket sales.
AP reports midday stock moves show Allied Chemical up 31 percent and Honeywell at 105 with mixed gains and losses across major names including AT&T, Boeing, IBM, and Exxon. Trading remained uneven as investors weighed energy and tech sectors amid shifting bonds and inflation data.
Stock listings show Hormel and Co. with mixed early prices as market activity opens. Other tickers in the same section reflect varied performances across industrial and consumer goods sectors.
In Stockholm AP reports 1st Lt. John R. Wequist 24 of Pittsburg Kansas, missing from his unit after orders to Vietnam, arrived in Sweden and asked to stay. Police say he contacted authorities about three days before the end of last month.
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