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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

7

Spring Valley Church CentennialCelebration Recalled in Service

About 175 gathered for a centennial fellowship at First Congregational Church Spring Valley with four former pastors and long time members honored. The program included a Mother’s Day tribute to Mrs. John McGhie and gifts to Lynn and Sheldon who planned a Florida move. a history exhibit and plans for the ongoing centennial events led by Rev. Walter Ross.

Spring Valley Minn First Congregational Church Anna Shutt Spring Grove John McGhie Frank Hess Will Hawkins Clara Kellogg A. R. Jorris John Bingley W. L. Lyman Lynn Sheldon Harvey Ronken David Nielsen Madison Wis Walter Ross Congregational Minnesota Washington Lloyd Ira Tracy S. M. Elliot L. S. Griggs W. M. Hardy Isaac DeVoe Palmer Litts F. L Spring Valley Congregational Church Talking Shop Arthur McBride Austin Irving Campbell Winthrop McBride Campbell

Correction: child not hit in Friday collision

An error in Friday’s report said Sheila Larson aged six was struck by a car driven by Michael F Nelson near St Paul and Bridge. In fact Sheila ran into the side of the car and was not struck. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Larson of 1815 E Oakland.

Sheila Curtis Larson E. Oakland Michael F. Nelson Decker St. Paul Bridge

Kiwanis Auction Boosts Boys and Girls Fund by 620

Kiwanis sale on Bridge Street between Main and Chatham raised 620 for the Boys and Girls Fund. Auction chair man Don Dennison praised four indefatigable auctioneers and generous donors. Crowd size exceeded recent Fridays. goats near the courthouse briefly attracted attention but no action occurred.

Kiwanians Boys and Girls Bridge Street Main Chatham Don Denneson Albert Leonard Orval Hopfe R. E Doc) Cook

Record Attendance Tops Five Thousand at City Parks

An all time attendance record was set with 5 000 plus visitors at Austin parks this week totaling 5 475 up from 2 545 last year. Lafayette Park drew 742 children the most of any park with Sutton 689 Neveln 701 and Galloway 501 following.

Austin Lafayette Park Sutton Park Neveln Galloway Sterling Park Northwest Kaufman Whittier Nevetn Sutton Cullen Parks Sterning Wildwood Park Cullen Sumner Helen Collins

Walks Into Arms of Law

Ro bert L. Lake, 19, formerly of Austin, was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs C H Halstenson and Bruce Becker after attempting to buy non intoxicating liquor with Army ID and a Wisconsin license. He was jailed and charged with misrepresenting his age. he pled guilty and paid 25 dollars in Municipal Court. Clerk Clara Bue pleaded innocent to selling non intoxicating liquor and will appear in court.

C. H. Halstenson Bruce Becker Highway 16 Robert L. Lake Austin Halstenson Lake Milwaukee Wisconsin Clara Bue

Amvets Rank Among Top 10 in United States

Austin Amvets Post 1 ranks among the top ten Amvets posts nationwide, announced by commander Stanley Kapenis. A letter from Alvin M. Keller praised progress as the Austin unit nears its first birthday on June 23 with 540 members, up from 23 a year ago.

Austin Amvets Post 1 United States Stanley Kapenis Austin Kapenis Alvin M. Keller National Amvet Amvets Keller Rochester Post 2 State Amvet

Girl Scout Physical Exams Set for Camp Everett Hormel

Aus tin Girl Scouts registered for Camp Everett Hormel at Waseca will take physical examinations at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the Girl Scout House. Mrs. Roland Young, Girl Scout executive, urged girls to be on time for their exams.

Austin Everett Hormel Waseca Girl Scout House Roland Young

Maj. Eide Reported Slightly Improved At Hospital

Air Force Maj Kenneth W Eide formerly of Austin was slightly improved at St Olaf Hospital following a serious head injury when his father s car fell off a jack striking him He is visiting his father William C Eide and aunt Mrs Guy Chambers at 108 N Jay while en route with wife and daughter to Mountain Home Idaho for SAC assignment

Air Force Kenneth W. Eide Austin St. Olaf Hospital Maj Eide Maj. Eide William C. Eide Guy Chambers N. Jay Mountain Home Idaho Strategic Air Command

Austin Drivers Lose Licenses in May Report

Twenty drivers in the Austin area had licenses revoked suspended canceled or denied in May per a State Highway Department report. Eleven were reinstated, compared with nine in April, marking a 100 percent May increase. Names listed include Ernest Adams Lawrence Benson Arnold Berg Lloyd Bernard Neilson Robert Bowers Walter Cashman Thomas Fleming Samuel Hoag Alton Jensen Edwin Johnson Charles Kerrins Daryl Maloney Joseph Murray Ronald Oehler Clifford Strong George Thistlewaite Lloyd Vermilyea John Voss Pete Weber Donald Wedeking. The 11 reinstated include Marvin Clark James Goetsch Charles Hood Rudolph Knauer Clarence Lunde James Meilke Orville Miller Herman Nelson Lloyd Sanvick Donna Whelan and Thomas Whelan Jr.

Austin Area State Highway Department Ernest A. Adams Walnut Lawrence V. Benson Grant Arnold L. Berg Padden Lloyd W. Bernard Neilson Robert J. Bowers W. Grove Walter R. Cashman Elmer Thomas Fleming Avery Hotel Samuel C. Hoag E. Oakland Alton D. Jensen Austin Edwin M. Johnson Charles Kerrins Grand Meadow Daryl J. Maloney Riverside Dr Joseph E. Murray Lyle Ronald E. Oehler Austin Rt Clifford F. Strong

Street crews cut telephone cable in Lyle

LYLE Minn residents faced telephone outages as street crews cutting to resurface Main Street severed the village main cable feeding local and rural lines. Dwain French of Central Iowa Telephone Co said four cuts occurred last week with outages lasting up to two days until a cable splicer could be brought from LeRoy. Crews will dig for another week but service should stabilize.

Lyle, Minn Lyle Dwain French Central Iowa Telephone Co French Main LeRoy

Owens Receives Chiropody Doctorate in Chicago

Arlen Owens son of Mr and Mrs Roland Owens of 103 Elm Tree Rd earned a doctor of surgical chiropody degree May 26 at the Illinois College of Chiropody and Foot Surgery in Chicago. He graduated from St Augustine High School in 1947 and completed pre chiropodial training at Austin Junior College in 1952.

Arlen Owens Roland Owens Elm Tree Rd Illinois College of Chiropody Chicago Dr. Owens St. Augustine High School Austin Junior College

Auditions Next Week For Radio and TV Scholarship

Jazz Inc sponsors a two year scholarship for radio and television announcers with a wardrobe and luggage. Applications are open to boys aged 17 to 22 at 116 E Water. A judges panel will assess ability for the Don Martin School of Radio and Television Arts and Sciences in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Jazz Inc E. Water Don Martin School of Radio and Television Arts

Finger Smashed in Door of Store

Hedie Hovland ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn L Hovland of 1322 Park was taken to St Olaf Hospital at 1135 a m Friday for treatment of a smashed finger caught in the door of the Sterling Ice Cream Store. The middle finger of her right hand was treated for a fracture and the girl was released.

Hedie Hovland Glenn L. Hovland Park St. Olaf Hospital Sterling

Guards Leave Austin for Camp Ripley Training

Sixty national guardsmen from Austin's Co. H. depart for two weeks of training at Camp Ripley starting 6 a.m. They will drill with carbines rifles pistols machine guns mortars and recoiless rifles under Capt. Glenn Boeck. They return June 30 and mail should be addressed to Co. H 135th Infantry Battalion 47th Division Camp Ripley Little Falls Minn.

Austin Co. H Camp Ripley Glenn Boeck Normandy Cafe National Guard Boeck 135Th Infantry Little Falls Minn

Pioneer Day Camp Brings Brownies Into Girl Scout Pioneers

Ninety eight Brownies and Fly up Scouts join the Pioneer unit at Todd Park as Girl Scout day camps emphasize trails quilting weaving and pioneer songs under Mrs. Manly Hammer. Two more weeks of camp expect 112 and 80 girls in the second and third weeks with five unit leaders and volunteer staff assisting. Camp director is Mrs. Victor Volstad with program aids Margaret Anderson Anne Meany and Betty Palchich.

Todd Park Manly Hammer Karen Matison Sharon Dopita Elaine Vandegraft Clare

LeRoy Band to Play at Dairy Night Game

LeRoy High School band performs at the Dairy Night baseball game on June 29 with 7:30 p.m. start and 8:30 p.m. game time. Dairy Night chair man P. J. Holand notes the LeRoy Commercial Club sponsors. First concert under new band director Reginald Torrison, Luther College graduate.

LeRoy High School P. J. Holand LeRoy Commercial Club Reginald Torrison Luther College Winona Chiefs Austin Packers Mower County

Bank Debits Rise 2 Percent in May Across Minnesota

May debits in Minnesota rose two percent from May last year as 26 business days this May vs 25 last year. First five months show a six percent year over year gain with gains led by Albert Lea 12 percent and Hibbing 14 percent. Worthington declined four percent while totals citywide rose 11 percent in dollar volume and nine percent year to date.

Austin Bank Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Albert Lea Fairmont Hibbing Mankato Marshall New Ulm Owatonna Red Wing Rochester St. Cloud Spring Valley Winona Worthington Minnesota

YWCA Swim Classes Start Monday at Municipal Pool

YMCA swimming classes for beginners begin Monday at the municipal pool. Classes for adult beginners and third graders run 11 30 a m to 1 p m. Registration available at the YMCA office in Shaw Gym.

YMCA Municipal Shaw Gym

Austin Rose Enthusiast Champions Fragrance and Hardiness

Frederick H Blazer of 1601 Sun Valley Rd Austin champions fragrance and durability in roses. He keeps four types in 28 varieties and favors Crimson Glory, the American Rose Society’s top fragrant hybrid tea. Blazer argues roses require modest care with winter protection and selective variety choice.

Mary Margaret McBride Frederick Blazer Sun Valley Rd Gertrude Stein Frederick H. Blazer Blazer Austin Minneapolis American Rose Society

Car Destroyed in Short-Circuit Fire Near Blooming Prairie

Fire caused by a short circuit destroyed a car owned by Kenneth Wold of Blooming Prairie on Highway 218 one mile southeast of town Friday afternoon. Blooming Prairie Fire Department responded to the blaze.

Blooming Prairie Minn Kenneth Wold Here

Appeal period ends on Associated District invalidation

The District Court decision to dissolve the Associated District and hold it null and void expired with no appeal filed. Judge A C Richardson had already ordered six months for appeal after judgment on December 15. The district was found invalid last December due to two of ten rural districts failing to meet Minnesota law requirements.

District Court Associated District A. C. Richardson Minnesota

Pupil Program At Oakland Baptist Church Sunday

A program will be presented at 8 p m Sunday by 84 pupils of the Daily Vacation Bible School at Oakland Baptist Church. Theme is The King's Adventureland. Pupils studied Africa missionaries and contributed to a missionary fund. Director Rev Cecil Siefkes. Instructors include Mrs James Strouf Mrs Elmer Christenson Miss Ira Wahlers Jay Fawyer Bonnie Younker Trudy Nerness Mrs Siefkes Mrs R C Behn and Mrs Manford Nelson.

Oakland Baptist Church Missionary Fund Cecil Siefkes James Strouf Elmer Christenson Ira Wahlers Jay Fawyer Bonnie Younker Trudy Nerness Siefkes R. C. Behn Manford Nelson

Severe storm kills cows after hot day in Austin area

Ten years ago a severe storm struck the Austin area after a 97 degree heat test day, killing three cows. Two years ago Francis “el ton” mass was celebrated at St. Peter's Church in Rose Creek.

Austin Francis “Elton St. Peter's Church Rose Creek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spring Valley Church By Dave Owen Austin Dany Herato Community News Dennison Denneson Kiwanis Club Baldy Hansen Fairgrounds Kiwanis Denny’s Grill Denny's Big Denny’s Erv Dennis Denny Denny's Arms of Law Capretz Agency Kresge Owens Ripley Pioneers Oakland Lorenzo’s Pizza Spaghetti Ravioli Dick Duholm Ossie Highum Sponberg Sverplodss Bank
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