Order of Arrow Scouts Build Rifle Range at Camp Luck
47 Order of the Arrow scouts and leaders worked June 4 to 6 in Luck Wisconsin to stake out rifle range dig post holes erect target stands and cut trails as 15 staff members prepare campsites and facilities. New officers named Lee Smock Tom Rayman and John Hagen. Camp runs June 27 with ten new boats on the way and a new water system. District units signed up include Troops 114 116 101 117 and many from Austin while several others remain unregistered.
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Order of the Arrow
Luck
Wisconsin
Lee Smock
Tom Rayman
John Hagen
Jim Larson
Spamland
Court Orders Hospital to Arbitrate Dispute
District Court Judge Russell Olson in Rochester orders St Olaf Hospital to arbitrate a labor dispute with Local 6578 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International. The arbitration period covers 1964 and 1965, focusing on workload increases and whether they breach the contract. The hospital must appoint an arbitrator, with hearings held May 18 and union and hospital representation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Russell Olson
Rochester
St. Olaf Hospital
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International
Arbitration Board
Robert Leighton
Raymond B. Ondov
Elvira Flo Receives Nursing B S Degree at Portland College
Elvira Flo daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Flo of Elkton will receive a B S in nursing from Portland College Oregon on June 10 She plans to pursue an M S in medical and surgical nursing at the University of Washington Seattle This fall Flo earned a government grant under the professional nurse traineeship program for scholastic merit and dedication A 1956 Elkton High School graduate she earned her R N from Kahler School of Nursing Rochester in 1959 as an honor student.
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Elvira Flo
Otto Flo
Elkton
Portland College
Oregon
University of Washington
Seattle
Flo
Elkton High School
Kahler School of Nursing
Rochester
Booming Plans for Blooming Prairie Summer Programs
Blooming Prairie announces a summer education plan led by Supt. M. McFarlin. Programs include library services elementary reading driver education and agricultural instruction with instrumental music. The library operates during office hours and the elementary library office runs Wednesdays and Fridays 9 a.m. to 12 noon. The reading program enrolls 35 pupils with sessions June 21 to July 30 and about 75 students will participate. Clifford Jones and Robert Perrier will teach instrumental music for eight weeks.
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Blooming Prairie
Minn
Supt. M. McFarlin
Clifford Jones
Robert Perrier
Brother Donald Opher to Speak at Grace Baptist Church
Rev. Donald Opher of Lombard Illinois will speak at the morning service Sunday at Grace Baptist Church. He is a brother of Rev. Robert Opher the church’s pastor.
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Donald Opher
Lombard, Ill
Grace Baptist Church
Robert €. Opher
ASCS auction of CCC grain bins set for June 15
Glenville Minnesota CCC grain bins will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. June 15 at the Glenville bin site. The 323 075 bushel rectangular wood bins erected in 1949 may be inspected June 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on sale day. The sale reflects farmers support for the feed grain program and reduced government holdings.
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Glenville
Minn
CCC
Albert H. McCornack
Freeborn County Ascs
McCornack
City Recreation Program Begins Monday in Parks
Six weeks of activities for children 5 to 14 start Monday at 13 neighborhood parks. Supervisors include Susanne Jonason and Adele Frank. sites include St. Edward's Church and Elllis Junior High. Activities run 9 to noon and 1 30 to 4 30 with games, crafts, storytelling, dramatics, and events each week.
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Lafayette
Susanne Jonason
Kaufman
Adele Frank
Galloway
Gretchen Koeck
Northwest
Marie Kittleson
Decker Acres
Su Anne Meinke
St. Edward’s Church
Ellen Sievert
Wildwest
Richard Seltz
Roy Edstrom
Edward Bork
Beer and swimming party ends with jail term
Five Austin minors were arrested on charges of consuming and possession after a beer and swimming party in Lansing Township. Harley Schocker, 19, pleaded guilty and received 30 days in jail. The others faced various counts and penalties in Mapleview Justice Court and Juvenile Court.
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Lansing Township
Austin
Harley Schocker
5Th Ave. NW
Robert Leighton
Mapleview Justice Court
Marcella Maxom
LeRoy Schmidt
4Th St
Larry Hanson
11Th Ave
Donald Miller
19Th Ave
City Attorneys to Attend Minnesota Bar Association Meet
Most Austin lawyers plan to attend sessions of the Minnesota State Bar Assn June 16 18 in Rochester. Speakers include Gen Alfred M Gruenther Army retired Edward K Thompson Life editor and Betty Furness who will address the lawyers wives.
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Austin
Minnesota State Bar Assn
Rochester
Alfred M. Gruenther
Edward K. Thompson
Life Magazine
Betty Furness
Mayer Packing Net Earnings Decrease 12 Percent
CHICAGO Oscar Mayer & Co reports six months ended May 1 net income of 3,228,112 or 1.43 a share versus 3,684,880 or 1.66 a share a year ago. Sales rise to 147,492,633 from 144,372,559 despite the drop in earnings.
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Mayer Packing
Chicago
Oscar Mayer & Co
Area Roundup and Community Notes From Austin and Nearby
Area Roundup reports a corrected Summer Music Program participation total of 1000 students. Austin Red Cross Chapter plans its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. Monday at headquarters to finalize annual session details. Grand Meadow banqueting guest Dr. Milford Knutson speaks at Grand Meadow Lutheran Church Monday night, a Brotherhood sponsorship. Minnesota Society for Crippled Children funds reach 261.08 in Blooming Prairie. Rob ert W. Norregaard of Lyle attends ISU College of Engineering orientation. Mower County Red Cross Board to meet at 4 p.m. Monday to finish annual meeting plans. Gerald J. Miller, Pacelli graduate, to intern at St. Mary's Minneapolis after medical school. Hog supply decline and inventory charge ease earnings. Edwin Kjos to speak at Austin Faith Free Lutheran Church Sunday. AFLC conference at Medicine Lake noted. Austin Chamber cites 21 new May families moving to town. Memorials honor Fred TenEyck and Leonard Sorenson with Red Cross Blood Program. William Johnson buys Buechner Lumber Mart and moves operations within two weeks, with office sale or lease planned.
Reverend Hamp to attend Lutheran convention in Detroit
The Rev Robert B Hamp of St Johns will serve as a voting delegate at the 45th regular Lutheran Church Missouri Synod convention in Detroit Michigan June 16 to 25. More than 3500 delegates and visitors from around the world are expected for the triennial gathering centering on Evangelism and Mission with keynote remarks by Dr Oliver Harms president of the church body.
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Robert B. Hamp
St. John's
Lutheran Church - Missouri Lynd
Detroit
Mich
Oliver Harms
Hamp
Freeborn youths to attend 4H leadership conference
Six teen residents from Freeborn County will join the 45th State 4H Junior Leadership Conference June 22 to 25. Participants include Karen Kaufman and Carlyn Breamer of Albert Lea, Susan Veldman of Hollandale, and others from Northwood, Hartland, Oakland, Manchester, Hayward, and nearby towns. The event occurs at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and the University of Minnesota St Paul campus with delegates from several communities.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Karen Kaufman
Susan Veldman
Hollandale
Marilyn Rohne
Northwood
Iowa
Carlyn Breamer
Susan Nolan
Hartland
Jerred Ruble
Oakland
Charles Ansen
Manchester
Charles Peterson
Donna Schewe
Hayward
Pat Jacobs
Wanda Young
Linda Jacobson
Theodore Yost
Glenville
Steven Halvorsen
Emmons
Jerry Kent
New Richland
Don Broskoff
Area Students Get Degrees at Winona State College
West Central graduates from Austin and nearby towns are named among 280 Winona State College degree recipients. Charles Dockham earned a B S in social science, Seufert a B S in mathematics, Ginn a B S in industrial arts, and Kenneth Thomson a B A. Other local graduates include Worden Landherr Schnorenberg Horsman Waugh from Dodge Center Rose Creek Spring Valley Stewartville with family ties listed.
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Charles Dockham
Joseph Seufert
Kenneth Thomson
Robert Ginn
Austin
Winona State College
Dockham
Austin Rt. 1
Seufert
T. L. Seufert
6Th St. NW
Ginn
Paul Ginn
Vacation Bible School to Close in Sargeant Minnesota
Evan ger Lutheran Vacation Bible School in Sargeant will end Friday after a two week session. Superintendent was Mrs. George Grovdah with instructors including Mrs. Francis Bungum and Mary Ann Jensen among others. Enrollment reached 97.
Bloodmobile totals 429 pints over four days
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 429 pints in four days ending Thursday. At Moose Lodge 124 pints were drawn from 136 potential donors, with 12 rejected and nine first time donors.
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Red Cross
Moose Lodge
Burglary at Park Service Nets $330
Austin Police report a break in at Ken's Park Service 100 8th Ave SE Wednesday night into Thursday morning with entry by a shattered south side window. The safe was robbed of more than 330 dollars though method unknown. Also a chamois dispenser at Quikie Car Wash nearby lost towels and cash while a purse worth 12 dollars and papers disappeared from Wallace’s dressing room.
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Ken’s Park Service
8Th Ave
Austin
Robert Andree
Mapleview
Quickie
Jerry Johnson
Brownsdale
Wallaces
Two Auto Crashes mar Austin Safety Record
At 4 p.m. David P. Trucky, 18, of 1714 1st Ave NE, rear-ended Eileen Camerer, 1202 3rd Ave NE, at 11th St SE and 116 F. he was cited for speeding for conditions. About 9 p.m. Richard G. Eberle backed a truck from a driveway on 10th St SE, hitting George L. Wilson Jr.’s car at 2115 3rd Ave SE, causing $25 damage.
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Austin
David P. Trucky
1St Ave
Eileen Camerer
3Rd Ave
11Th St. SE
Richard G. Eberle
Osakio
10Th St. SE
George L. Wilson Jr
3Rd Ave. SE
Austin Dancer Wins Television Audition
Carol Kelly an 18 year old from 1403 4th Ave SE Austin wins a spot in Ted Mack Amateur Hour preliminaries. She will travel with eight other state winners to Pittsburg Philadelphia Washington D C and the World's Fair for an audition and likely begin a television career as a dancer or actress.
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Carol Kelly
Kenneth Kelly
4Th Ave. SE
New York
Ted Mack
Carol
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Where Have All The Swimmers Gone
The Red Cross asks where the swimmers are as only 491 of 1,200 eligible have registered for the Park and Recreation Red Cross swim program. Due to low enrollment, registration stays open through Tuesday from 10 am to noon at the Municipal Pool.
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The
Red Cross
Park and Recreation
Visitation HS Student Awards Toasted at Stacyville
Visitation High School announced student awards in Stacyville Iowa Elaine Blake won a 250 scholarship from Mount Mercy College and the homemaker award Ann May received a 450 student aid scholarship from the State College of Iowa Kenneth Thome earned 345 scholarship from Iowa State University and a all around student award Mary Rose Thome won a scholarship from Young Beauty School Waterloo Tom Mayer received a citizenship award from the Iowa State Bar Association Owen Klapperich earned 400 freshman year scholarship from the College of Agriculture Iowa State University Helen Jax and Mary Jean Landherr honored for religion work Jane Kraus recognized in biology the top all around student honors allotted to Kenneth Thome.
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Stacyville
Iowa
Visitation High School
Elaine Blake
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Ann May
State College of Iowa
Kenneth Thome
Iowa State University
Ames
Mary Rose Thome
Young Beauty School
Waterloo
Tom Mayer
Iowa State Bar Assn
Owen Klapperich
College of Agriculture
Helen Jax
Mary Jean Landherr
Jane Kraus
Valley Students Win College Scholarships and Awards
Spring Valley Minnesota reports several local students winning fall term scholarships and honors. James Gritzner 17 receives a $125 music scholarship to Dakota Wesleyan University. Rodney Ness 17 earns a $500 academic potential scholarship to Gustavus Adolphus College. Kenneth L Heidlebaugh 18 wins a $300 Sears Roebuck Foundation scholarship to the University of Minnesota. Robert Olson 18. Richard Jorgenson 18. Carol Kruegel 17 and Mary Forestell 17 also receive college honors or prizes at St Olaf College Macalester College St Teresa College and St Olaf College respectively.
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James Gritzner
William Gritzner
Spring Valley
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Rodney Ness
Paul Ness
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Sears Roebuck Foundation
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Robert Olson
Julius Olson
Ostrander
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Richard Jorgenson
T. D. Jorgenson
Macalester College
Carol Kruegel
Leo K
Mary Forestell
John Forestell
St. Teresa College
Winona
Lime Springs Pool Announces Swim and Training Schedule
Lime Springs Municipal Pool outlines open swim daily 1 30 to 4 30 p m and weeknight 7 30 to 9 30 p m except Saturdays with Red Cross lifeguards and instructors on site. Schedule lists Riceville LeRoy Elma Lime Springs Chester sessions and veteran staff Bill Mertens Jeff Klomp Ann Vander Bie Fran Mertens Dave Mason with new staff Judy Gassett joining.
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Lime Springs
Iowa
Riceville
LeRoy
Elma
Chester
Bill Mertens
Jeff Klomp
Ann Vander Bie
Fran Mertens
Dave Mason
Judy Gassett
Fallout shelter concept urged for Mower County
Civil Defense director Roy R. Roach says private shelters should supplement public spaces to protect residents from nuclear fallout. He explains fallout rays and the shielding role of existing buildings, urging use of preexisting structures for emergency protection.
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Mower County
Roy R. Roach
Civil Defense
the Herald
Roach
Dept. of Defense
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Camp Luck
Adams
Grand Meadow
le Roy
Lyle
London
Karen Ann Torrens
Florence Torrens
Leonard E. Torrens
Olson
Layne-Minnesota Co. Regents
ASCS
Austin Red Cross
Milford Knutson
Minnesota
American Lutheran Church
Grand Meadow Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Minnesota Society For Crippled Children and Adults
College of Engineering
Iowa_ State University
Robert W. Norregaard
American Red Cross Board of Directors
Pacelli
Gerald J. Miller
George W. Miller
Austin Rt. 4
Marquette University School of Medicine
St. Mary's Hospital
Minneapolis
Oscar G. Mayer Jr
Edwin Kjos
Assn. of Free Lutheran Congregations’ Seminary
Medicine Lake
Austin Faith Free Lutheran Church
Hubert DeBoer
AFLC
Chamber of Commerce
Illinoise
Nebraska
Ohio
Indiana
North Dakota
Missouri
Fred TenEyck
Leon
Ard Sorenson
American Red Cross
William Johnson
Central Bowling and Billiards
Highway 218-S
Buechner Lumber Mart
Notre Dame
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Charles E. Garrity
Edward J. Garrity
3Rd St. SW
University of
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James Mayer
John Mayer
20Th St. SW
F. A. Miller
South Bend Tribune
Rev. R. Hamp
Lutheran Parley
Parley
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Bible School
Hamline Graduates
Verlane Endorf
Herbert Endorf
Dexter Rt. 2
John H. Runquist
Robert Richardson
1St St. NE
Hamline University
Endorf
Runquist
Student Congress
Park Service
Academy of Ballet
California
Ruth Bucklin
Visitation HS
Ronald Landherr
Kathy Smith
Carol Brown
Kathy Kraemer
Debra Penney
Anthony Meyerhofer
Barbara Brumm
Donna Hofmeister
Audrey May
Bruce Halbach
Arlene Hemann
Mark Pitzen
Rosalie Pitzen
Tom Weber
James Winkels
Valley
Kenneth L. Heidlebaugh
Mrs
Lawrence FE. Heidlebaugh
Lime Springs Pool
Robert Mattson
DFL
Rose Creek
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