Vital statistics and obituaries from Austin and area
Vital statistics list births at St Olaf Hospital Austin and outside Austin with parents and dates. Obituaries note deaths of Mrs. Harrison Smalley Arnold L. Nelsen Henry A. Pesch and others with funeral details and surviving relatives. Also includes Annina Ehlers and August W. Sommer memorials with service locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Darrell Montgomery
Stewartville
Son
Olmsted Communit Hospital
Rochester
Earl Huffman
Chester Montgomery
Welcome, Minn
Harrison Smalley
Harrison
Nellie) Smalley
2Nd St. SE
George (Burnice) Wilder
Pillager
Minn
Beulah Jenkins
Osage
Herman
Bertha) Graff
Minneapolis
Rollen
June
Eskew
Abel
Ruby) Davis
Sacramento
Calif
Louis
Beryl
Mielke
William
Bessie) Miller
Roy
Dorothy) Lamaack
Harvey Smalley
Bedda
Clarence Ness
Waterloo
Iowa
Henry A. Pesch
St. Marys Hospital
Grand Meadow
Thora
Pesch
Grand Meadow Lutheran Church
James S. Davis
American Legion
Burlington
Annina Ehlers
Annina Wilhelmina Ehlers
Carroll County
Caresen
Mary Mathiessen Linde
Emil Ehlers
Zion Lutheran Church
Arcadia
Ehlers
Ruby
Ivan Lubbert
Waltham
Washington
Wheatland Townships
Mr. Ehlers
Annina
Mary Lou
Larry
Debra
St. Olaf Hospital
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Brownsdale
A. W. Sommer
August W. Sommer
Rocky Ridge
Ohio
Henry
Christine Sommer
Zelda Warfield
4Th St. SW
France
347Th
VFW
Sommer
Herbert N
Lexington
Everett A
David C
Jean
Philip C. Lovans
Otto Sommer
Martin
Emma
Lawrence Tank
Graytown
Mayer
Homer
Dwight Snesrud
Heat wave grips U S interior with storms in pockets
The Associated Press reports hot humid conditions across much of the country with 90s and morning haze from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes. Showers and thunderstorms offered brief relief in parts of the Rockies and northern Plains and dropped rain in Minnesota and adjacent states while cities from Detroit to Minneapolis set warmth records.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Plains
Minnesota
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Traverse City
Lower
Michigan
Mercury
Detroit
Green Bay
Wis
Bismarck
N.D
Minneapolis
Watertown
S.C
Wisconsin
Colorado
Nevada
Idaho
Sandberg
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Louisville
Miami
Nashville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Anchorage
Denver
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Seattle
Weekly School Cafeteria Menus And Brief Remark
The page lists daily meals from Monday to Friday featuring meat loaf, baked chicken, pork chops, and casseroles with sides like potatoes, vegetables, and desserts. A short aside jokes about wide belts emphasizing waistlines and suggests going beltless.
Eighth Grader Wins 49th National Spelling Bee
Tim Kneale an eighth grader from Nedrow New York won the 49th National Spelling Bee edging Rachel Wachtel of Wooster Ohio after a head to head final. The two spelled challenging words including narcolepsy sauerbraten and hagiology. The two day event was sponsored by Scripps Howard Newspapers with regional champions among the finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tim Kneale
Nedrow
N.Y
Kneale
Rachel Wachtel
Wooster
Oho
Yarborough
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Syranese
erald-Journal American
Wachtel
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
Means to stand as accomplice at Montileau murder trial
RAPID CITY South Dakota Russell Means AIM leader will stand trial July 20 as an accomplice in the murder of Martin Montileau. The state Supreme Court denied a defense bid to move the trial from Rapid City to Vermillion citing alleged racial prejudice. Means and Richard Marshall were charged in the March 1 1975 shooting at a Scenic bar restroom. Marshall was convicted on April 6 and sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S.D
American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Martin Montileau
State Supreme Court
Vermillion
Means
Richard Marshall
Montileaux
Marshall
Shirley Temple Black Nominated as Chief of Protocol
President Ford nominates Shirley Temple Black to be the first woman chief of protocol, to succeed Henry Catto as ambassador. Catto steps down to head U.S. mission to the United Nations in Geneva. Black has served as ambassador to Ghana since September 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Shirley Temple Black
Senate
Henry E. Catto Jr
San Antonio
United States
United Nations
Geneva
Richard Burton Denied Divorce in Haiti Visit
Richard Burton remains married to Elizabeth Taylor after Haiti's Office of Tourism says he was denied a divorce due to failure to produce a notarized document of Taylor's approval for the legal separation. A separate health tip advises sitting up straight to reduce strain from prolonged sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Office of Tourism
Miss Taylor
Moves begin on Hays case
Washington awaits congressional actions as subpoenas target Wayne Hays payroll scandal. Rhodes condemns Carl Albert's handling and plans a bipartisan panel to probe House payroll and expense practices. Grand jury subpoenas extend to four staffers including Hays aide or associate. Hastings records also ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Wayne Hays
John Rhodes
Carl Albert
Rhodes
Albert
Hays
House Committee
Elizabeth Rffx
Paul Panzarella
Miss Ray
Thomas O'Neill
Congress
Markets Reported Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Hereford Markets
The June 10 1976 market notes show hogs and butchers priced by weight with sows, cattle pricing for U S Prime and Choice steers and cows, and Minnesota grain futures. Slaughter steers and heifers remain active with utility cows and bulls moving slower. prices range across classes and weights in Minneapolis and South St Paul reports with Holsteins noted and yield grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Flames Strike St Augustine Church Tower In St Louis
Fire damage confined to the tower area with flooding and smoke in the loft and basement. Fr Dernek calls the event miraculous and notes safety glass saved the star windows. Demolition expert weighs removing a heavy brick cornerpiece risking damage to the church. The bell remains unharmed and city units respond amid multiple fire calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Dernek
Dernek
Humphrey Concedes Carter Victory After Key Primary
In Washington on Wednesday, Hubert Humphrey acknowledged Carter's strong momentum and said Carter is virtually certain to secure the Democratic nomination. Humphrey refused to authorize further presidential activity on his own behalf while not fully dropping his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Happy Warrior
Humphrey
Delegates favor Ford and Carter for party nominations
AP tally shows Ford leading GOP delegates with 965 followed by Reagan 862 and 148 uncommitted as 1,976 chosen to date. Democrats lean to Carter with 1,206 delegates, Udall 329.5, and others totaling 2,870 chosen so far.
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Washington
Ford
Reagan
Carter
Udall
Jackson
Brown
Church
Humphrey
Harris
Wallace
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
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Kansas
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Maine
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Michigan
Mississippi
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Nevada
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South Carolina
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District of Columbia
Guam
Puerto Rico
Condo
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Texas
Connecticut
Iowa
Montana
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Colorado
Minnesota Governor backs Carter for Democratic nominee
Governor Wendell Anderson said it is obvious Jimmy Carter will be the Democratic presidential nominee and that he plans to support the nominee, speaking at a news conference in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Wendell Anderson
Jimmy Carter
Minnesota
Carter
Anderson
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Steven Ball
Robert Louis Baker
Ellendale
Patricia Kay Springbors
23Rd Ave
Daniel Edward Wessels
Tamera Joy Jensen
Charles James Gilles
Adams
Linda Mae Huseby
Brian Dean Fitzgerald
Hayfield
Chevyl Ann Givin
Arnold L. Nelsen
Arnold L. Nelson
Rose Creek Rt. 1
Loretta
Daniel
Bruce
Craig
David
Rose Creek
Kenneth
Eyota
Louden
John Louden
10Th Ave
Free Methodist Church
Glenville
Carl E. Pavey
Greenwood Cemetery
Worlern
Smalley
Worlein Funeral Home
Frank Sciascia
Grandview Memorial Gardens
Randy Hansen
Robert H. Hanson
LeRoy
Mark Hubbard and Son
7Th Ave
Maurice Bagley
4Th Ave. NE
Kathy Berghiaume
8Th St. NW
Julie Judd
6Th Ave. NE
al Jacobson
St. Augustine's Church
Gary Sherman
Shirley Temple
Hormei
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
ST. Paul Livestock
St. Augustine’s
HHH
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Amairl
Jostens Alcoa
Kencott
Ahess
Kraft
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Kresge
Korger
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Loew’s
Marcor At&t
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Chrysir
Pepsi
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ComEd
Llipsae
ComSat
Polaroid
RCA
ContCan
ConOil
RepStl
CntlCat
Reylnd
DartInd
Rockwl
Saf
Sfeln
aRetseree
Bert J. Pichal
Wright Wells & Co
Bleh Ave
Neat
Dial
Austin Clinic
Herald
DowCm
Schrp
GenTel
Texasin duPont
Gillette
U EastKod
ShellOil
Goodrich
Esmark
Singer
Good
Exxon
SpRand
FordMtr
stoilCal
NW Bank
GenFood
Telex
1St Bank System
Genm
Weyerhaeuser Co
GenMtr
Texaco Hormel Co
OakPark Mall
Baylor
Zales
Bank
Americard
American Express Diners Club
Carte Blanche
Diamond Store
Thorp
Sterling Shopping Center
1St Avenue
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