Eagles Accept Duluth Bid For 52 Meet
The Minnesota Eagles chose Duluth as their 1952 convention site and elected David Hay as president. The three day Aus tin stay ended with a new civilian war service board to aid in defense. Delegates heard Arthur Erdmann and DeVere Watson praise the lodge and adopt a peace prayer program for all meetings. The convention supported placing the Ten Commandments in courts and distributing the engraving nationwide.
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David Hay
Duluth
Minnesota Eagles
Austin
Arthur Erdmann
Milwaukee
Eagles’ Publications
DeVere Watson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Grandworthy
Lodge
Tryg Tvera
Minneapolis
Jack Chase
St. Paul
Francis Schroeder
Thief River Falls
George Raymond
East Grand Forks
Lloyd Stoddard
Rochester
Carl Bednarsky
E. J. Rugemer
St. Cloud
National Foe
Eagles
Eerie
Rugemer
District Court Delayed by Judge Absence in Minnesota
District Court in Austin may stay dark next week due to the Minnesota Bar association convention and the unavailability of Judge Martin A. Nelson. Nelson will likely remain in Albert Lea for the week, with a substitute judge unavailable as jurors were sent home. Court operations may not resume until July.
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District
Martin A. Nelson
Nelson
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Dog Recovers From Injury Waits Master At Pound
A one year old black and white wire haired terrier with a green collar, injured in a dog fight, is recovering and waiting to be claimed at the city pound after veterinary care. Adoption notices list a black Labrador male two years old a shepherd female puppy four months a black Cocker male one year a short haired brown and white male nine months and a large golden haired hunting dog male one year.
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City
Austin Pilots Fly 6500 Miles in Busy Sunday
The first perfect weather Sunday of the season saw Austin pilots log over 6500 miles with no incidents. A mass Brainerd flight of six planes boosted the total, along with round trips to Fairmont Nebraska and North Platte Nebraska. The Brainerd group included Howard Fenner and Glen Hovland among 13 travelers who talked flying and some fished.
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Austin Pilots
Austin
Brainerd
Robert Cole
Carl Schultz
Fairmont
Neb
Glen Nelson
North Platte
Howard Fenner
Glen Hovland
Roy Page
Frank Giaquinto
Kermit Mattson
Barney Mattson
Kenneth Norland
Donald Anderson
Lyle McRoberts
Clarence Siehl
Howard K. Dahle
Susens to Address SMNC USM Picnic
Geo. B. Susens president of Production Credit Corp of St. Paul and former SMNC USM instructor will speak at the reunion and picnic Sunday June 17 at Todd park. He taught English and related subjects at the college. program includes other speakers and music. If rain, events move to the Izaak Walton cabin.
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Geo. B. Susens
Production Credit Corporation of
Judges Award Parade Honors First Place Austin High Band
A six judge panel honored Austin high school band as first in the Eagles parade on Saturday. Albert Lea high school placed second and Osage third. Other winners included Hitches and Rigs Star buck municipal band, Wayne Austin and Highway Sales, Salvation Army floats, Pleasant Valley 4 H club, Concord Grange, and East Grand Forks Eagles for the oldest car. Winners received trophies with professional or nationally known bands not judged. Judges were Guy Wold Frank Schultz A H Haakenson P J Holand Martin Michie and H B Lidstone.
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Frank Schultz
A. H. Haakenson
P. J. Holand
Martin Michie
H. B. Lidstone
Five Austin Firemen Attend State Convention
Five Austin firemen left for Cloquet to attend a three day state firemen convention. Chief John Tobar Captain Earl Blowers Lt Paul Elward and Firemen Herman Goergen and Lawrence Dewey are away and will return Thursday after the convention closes Wednesday.
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Austin
John Tobar
Earl Blowers
Paul Elward
Herman Goergen
Lawrence Dewey
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Austin Men Boost Nebraska Livestock and Trucking Firm
Richard Corey and Garnet Gahagen, former Austin residents, built a Scottsbluff Nebraska sales barn into a large general livestock and trucking business. Weekly cattle sales attract ranchers and fat cattle buyers. they also own Bamrick Trucking Co. Corey was elected a director of the Nebraska Live stock Association.
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Richard Corey
Garnet Gahagen
Austin
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Bamrick Trucking Co
Corey
The
Nebraska Livestock Association
Austin Policemen Sweep Rochester Shooting Meet
Two Austin policemen won top honors at a Rochester police range match on Sunday. Dan Furtney took first in sharpshooters and Don Mattice captured first in marksman. Other results included Gosha fourth, Nelson fifth in marksman, and Minnick fourth in unclassified. Rochester teams won two and four man trophies. next event at Red Wing on July 15.
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Austin
Minnesota
Rochester
Dan Furtney
Don Mattice
Eugene Gosha
Robert Nelson
Foord Minnick
Red Wing
Austin Area Servicemen listed with home addresses and units
Cpl. Stanley H. Fink returned to Camp Gordon Georgia after two weeks at home. Pfc. Charles D. Johnson at Tempe Arizona State College, Irish Hall Bldg. C Room 18. Earl Francis St Peter son of Mr and Mrs Ralph St Peter at Great Lakes Illinois. Clinton Hertle listed with USNTC Great Lakes Illinois. Birthplace and parent names noted in the column for servicemen from the Austin Herald area.
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Austin Herald
Cpl
Stanley H. Fink
Camp Gordon
Instr. Co
ASTR
Charles D. Johnson
Irish Hall
Arizona State College
Tempe
Ariz
Earl Francis St. Peter
Ralph St. Peter
Freeborn
Batt
USNTC
Great Lakes
Ili
Clinton Hertle
Rgt
Ill
Carl Hertle
Waltham
Reed Attends Iapes Convention in Rapid City
A. M. Reed, manager of the Minnesota employment office in Austin, attended the International Association of Public Employment Services convention that concluded in Rapid City South Dakota on Friday.
Bicycle Rider Hurt in One of 3 Crashes
A 13 year old bicycle rider, John Robert Holgate, was injured with a severe hip cut when struck by a car driven by William Niesen at Oakland Street near Main in Austin. Three other people suffered minor injuries in two additional crashes at Kenwood Oakland and Bridge Fifth.
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Austin
John Robert Holgate
R. R. Holgate
S. St. Paul
William Niesen
S. Railway
Niesen
Holgate
Oakland
Kenwood
O. K. Koontz
Orrin 7
Glenville
Ora M. Yaroshek
Sun Valley Road
Koontz Auto
North
Koontz
Yaroshek
Bridge
George W. Chesebro
Walnut
Richard Webber
Austin Rt. 3
Alexander Bell Receives First Telephone Patent in 1876
The article notes that Alexander Graham Bell secured his first telephone patent in 1876, marking a pivotal moment in communications history. The development is framed with emphasis on Bell as the inventor of the telephone and the legal grant of patent rights.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism
Excelsior Springs Missouri advertisement promises a free book titled Rheumatism that explains why drugs fail and how The Ball Clinic has helped rheumatic sufferers for 31 years. No obligation to request the book. send letters to The Ball Clinic Dept. 1702, Excelsior Springs MO today.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Missouri
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