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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
15
Knowlton Realty advertises a 3 bedroom bungalow near Shaw School with a nearby 114 story close to school and a 3 bedroom home on HC 27 acres on Highway 218. Listings note down payments, redecorated interiors, remodeling costs, and multiple contact numbers for Salmer Wicks and Jim Nagle.
Large 40 acre farm with complete set of buildings and modern 5 bedroom home on Hwy 56 near Rose Creek. Possession now with all crops. Contact Col. Paul Hull at 433 5162 or 433 6794 or Salmer Wicks HE 3 4017 for details. ACREAGE 11D.
Three bedroom modern house near Austin offers a large barn silo granary and garage. Property includes a spruce walnut and apple tree grove and a sizable strawberry bed eight miles from Austin. Quick sale at ready prices. contact Earl L. Miller via offices or home numbers.
CHOICE lots for sale on Lake Pepin in a beautiful new subdivision near Chester Klampe Real Estate. Property includes acres and homes with excellent location for lakeshore businesses or a public marina. Also offering an auto repair shop 1300 sq ft for sale or trade. appointment via 437-4052.
A dense ad block lists numerous used cars for sale with years from 1950 to 1963, models including Chevrolet, Ford, Cadillac, Mercedes, Pontiac, and Plymouth. It provides partial contacts at multiple addresses such as 801 1st Ave SW and 2114 3rd Ave SE along with evening viewing times and phone references HE 7-3152 HE 3-4425.
June Used Cars offers a selection including a 61 Chrysler fully equipped at $995 and 59 Plymouth four door plus 60 Comet 58 Chrysler and 58 Ford with overhauls. Also 58 Plymouth four door, 56 Oldsmobile, and 55 Buick at $995. Open till 9 PM with 34,000 miles on some listings.
In Probate Court for Mower County Minnesota the estate of Gladys I. Baker decedent files a final account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for July 1 1963 at 10 30 A M in the probate court room Austin Minnesota with notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required. Clerk of Probate Court Lucille Baudler and attorney Wallace C Sieh represent petitioner. File No 12957.
The Common Council of Austin Minnesota will meet at 8:00 p.m. on June 17 1963 at the Municipal Building to decide on proposed concrete paving along Main Street from its current location north to 11th Avenue and 11th Avenue N W from Burr Oaks Addition East to the Cedar River Objections may be filed or spoken at the hearing. The notice is dated May 20 1963 and signed by City Recorder R F Hanson Also listed is related probate matter for Mathilda Carlson with final hearing in June 1963.
President Kennedy said he will give Congress another opportunity to pass a 450 million dollar distressed areas measure. He criticized the House for rejecting it 209 to 204 and noted many hard hit communities across seven states rely on the funds.
James M. Cathcart Sr. 79, former executive secretary of the North Dakota Taxpayers Association, died Wednesday. He retired in 1946 to grow fruit near Excelsior after 10 years with the association and was the first general manager of Great Northern Railroad resort properties in Glacier National Park. He also served as exalted ruler of the Duluth Elks. Surviving are his widow, a son and two brothers. Services Saturday at Minnewashia Congregational Church with private burial.
Probate Court sets final hearing in the estate of Gerald Ambrose Meany also known as Gerald Meany for June 8. Paul Kimball Jr probate judge presides with Leighton Meany Cotter attorneys for petitioner in Austin Minnesota. File No 12929. June 11 1963. June 13 20 27 notices.
The Village of Mapleview Austin Minnesota invites bids until 7 30 P M June 26 1963 for furnishing and applying a primer coat to all streets and the Liquor Lot, and furnishing and applying a seal coat with sand cover as approved by the Village Council. The council may reject any or all bids or waive defects. CH McALISTER mayor. Attest MRS W F CHRISTIANSON clerk. June 13 20
The Mower County Planning Commission has proposed altering zoning from rural to commercial for the NE quarter of Section 9 in Township 102 North Range 18 West. A special meeting of the County Board of Commissioners will hear the petition on June 25, 1963 at 11 30 A.M. in the Court House Annex Austin.
Probate Court records show an estate petition to sell real property filed for Francis J. Smith adult ward. A July 1963 hearing is set for 10:00 A.M. with mailed notice provided to interested parties as required by the petitioner’s attorney.
Brampton Ontario plans its inaugural four day Festival of Flowers from June 28 to July 1. Organized by the Festival of Flowers Association the event features two flower filled parades a flower queen crowning and multiple entertainments. Local hotels camp sites and support from citizens and officials aim to attract visitors from Canada and the United States. Festival chairman D O Brown says Brampton’s event could become a major tourist attraction and is the only flower festival in Canada.
Dairy industry leaders feel better about any shift in the dairy price support program as milk production runs below last year. They warn Congress may cut supports or impose controls, while Farm Bureau opposes dairy controls and notes production declines reflect a blunted threat of controls.
Raymond Moran 38 of St Paul a Chicago and North Western Railroad electrician died after falling 15 feet while climbing an utility pole to remove lines along abandoned track. Police said the pole rotted at the base and gave way.
John Rhoades 20 of Rockford Illinois received 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to robbery with aggravation in Johnson County District Court. James Farnham 29 of Rockford pleaded guilty to a similar charge from a Coralville service station holdup. The 14 year old girl, Terry Lee Hullinger of Rockford, faced a juvenile court proceeding on a related charge.
The pilot taconite plant operated by Oliver Iron Mining Co. will be opened to tourists this summer for the first time. Tours will start June 30, with hourly visits to the mine and plant just north of Mountain Iron. Existing mining lookout stations at Marble Hibbing Virginia and Chisholm will also open to the public on Saturdays.
The Minnesota Civil Service Board upheld the dismissal of Duane F. Elwood and Dennis L. Anderson from the state security hospital at St Peter for willful misconduct on February 4. The board found the actions impulsive and without malicious intent and accepted testimony that a patient’s head was placed in a toilet and flushed.
Venezuela’s President Romulo Betancourt ordered a nationwide roundup of Communist and MIR members after an assassination attempt at Ciudad Bolivar. Police detained two plotters entering the archbishop’s palace with dynamite and a timer. a third escaped.
In Jackson a 30 year old widow vows her husband did not die in vain, recalling his daily commitment to the cause and his assassination. The crowd is somber as mourners reflect, with King condemning the murder as tragedy. Rewards totaling 24350 are posted for information leading to the killer.
Washington AP Officials in the Agriculture Department study options to keep 1964 wheat prices near 1.30 to 1.35 per bushel under a producer referendum. No new legislation is assumed this session, and no decisions have been made on actions including planting restrictions or acreage payments.
Surgeons at University Medical Center in Jackson Mississippi disclosed the transplant of a healthy lung to a 58 year old man. The operation lasted about three hours and the patient was reported to be doing well after the procedure.
President Kennedy convened discussions on civil rights inviting former President Truman and about 200 labor leaders plus Senate and House leaders from both parties. Eisenhower also met Kennedy recently while Vice President Johnson attended the 70 minute session. Hatcher named participants in the bipartisan talks.
Hans Nelson of Lyle fell from a garage roof and was admitted to St. Olaf Hospital. James R. Pint was elected treasurer of the Delta Rho chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi at the College of St. Thomas. A Siamese cat with white ear tips was found in northeast Austin and held by Dr. L. H. Pint. The Lyle Lions Club will sponsor a vehicle check Friday with Lavern Leidall as chair. Dr. J F Sperry and 43 other dentists will attend a restorative dentistry conference at the University of Iowa starting Monday.
The Rev. T. C. Hanson of Detroit Lakes was elected president of the Northern Minnesota District of The American Lutheran Church. He succeeds retiring Dr. A. E. Hanson of Moorhead, who led the district for 12 years.
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