Vital Statistics St Olaf Hospital
List of births and marriages with dates and addresses in Austin area, plus outside Austin entries and a few obituaries. Names include Wannar ka, Hiscocks, Hansen, Bray, Smith, Lund, Hill, Griffin, Rugg, Linse, Viasaty, Huebspoeri Meyer, Miller, Heaslip, Boettcher, Thompson, Gray, and others. Also notes a fatality in Richland Washington and local medical and hospital notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Lund
10Th S. NW
Bruce Hill
2Nd Ave. SE
Austin
Thomas E. Griffin Jr
Lake Crystal
Minn
Thomas E. Griffin Sr
Rochester
Everett Rugg
Austin Rt. 5
Michael Edward Linse
Blooming Prairie
Karen Johanna Oihus
Jerry Dean Viasaty
8Th Ave
Susan Mae Huebspoeri Meyer
Iowa
Janet Kay Miller
Adams
William Roger Heaslip
Hampton
N.H
Nancy Jane Boettcher
9Th St
ST. Olaf Hospital
Sy Madden
3Rd Ave. NW
Paul Alland
John Ulland
John F. Lunachek
Austin Rt. 1
Cora A. Jackson
7Th St. SE
Beverly Jelton
Rose Creek
Ruby Graff
1St Ave. NE
Veteran's Hospital
Minneapolis
John Campbell
Feeley Rites Planned for Louis E Feeley
Funeral services for Louis E Feeley of Austin Route 2 will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Queen of Angels Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery. A wake will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Mayer Funeral Home, with calling after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Anna
Cadillac Richland
Wash
Allness
Richland
Buford
Kenneth M. Thompson
Austin
Iva Kramer
Dexter
Worlern
Feeley
Louis E. Feeley
Austin Rt. 2
Queen of Angels Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Ham
Camera club winners announced at Austin meet
Mrs. Carroll Ries presented a program on slide mounting as the Austin Camera Club named winners in the slide competition. Winners included Helen Sjodin for Paw Batter, Arlan Kuhn for Framed and Angles and Parallels, Fr Ries for Mission Details and Montezuma's Coates, Wilbur Jones for Lincoln at Night, Carlstrom for John Hawkins, Dr. Roger Huebner for Black and White, and Lloyd Brechtel for Mesa Meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sjodin
Paw Batter
Arlan Kuhn
Fr Ries
Fr. Ries
Montezuma
Coates Wilbur Jones
Lincoln
Yo Carlstrom
John Hawkins
Roger Huebner
Lloyd Brechtel
Mesa Meadow
Senate begins campus probe on militant student groups
Senate opened its own investigation into campus violence with committee hearings led by Chairman John L. McClellan to determine needed legislation. He said groups advocating hatred and violence threaten internal security and will be examined across hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
America
John L. McClellan
Mittee
Wilson & Co. buys San Angelo Packing Co. assets
Chicago based Wilson & Co. Inc announced the acquisition of the fixed assets of the San Angelo Packing Co in San Angelo Texas. Roy V Edwards stated Wilson purchased only the building and equipment and the San Angelo Packing Co. name remains with the current owners. Wilson aims to be a corporate citizen of San Angelo, a major lamb producing area, and continues as a subsidiary of Ling-Temco-Vought Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Wilson & Co., Inc
San Angelo Packing Co
San Angelo
Texas
Roy V. Ed
Edwards
Wilson
United States
Pensaneet
County Stops for Bookmobile Schedule Unveiled for Week
The Mower County Bookmobile will visit St. John's Church Elkton Johnsburg Lyle Racine Rose Creek Immanuel Lutheran Church Evangel Lutheran Church Sargeant Waltham Thursday Old Woodson School Ellis Water tower Old Colony Raymond's and Comfortcare rest homes Nelson Addition Cedardale Addition with stop times ranging from morning to late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Elkton
Johnsburg
Lyle
Racine
Rose Creek
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Evangel Lutheran Church
Sargeant
Waltham
Old Woodson School
Ellis
Old Colony Raymond's
Comfercare
Nelson
Cedardale
Trustees Elected by Cemetery Association in Lyle Minn
Woodbury Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Lyle. Robert Greiner was elected to a one year term and Roger Kvale Kathryn Howard and Grace Barnes were named to three year terms. An auction sale raised funds for the cemetery.
Gemini Crickets to entertain at Barrow Show banquet
Rochester quartet Gemini Crickets, acclaimed for big sound, will entertain at the 1969 National Barrow Show Banquet in Barrow with Arthur J. Holst as speaker. The group, featuring Guthrie, Worthman, Johnson, and Snesrud, debuted in 1967 and has since placed in contests. Banquet set for Monday Sept 8 at Westminster Presbyterian Church. tickets through the Austin Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemini Crickets
Rochester
Barrow
Carroll Plager
Arthur J. Holst
Peoria
Ill
Los Angeles
Calif
Land O'Lakes
Wausau
Wis
Chuck Guthrie
Don Worthman
Rod Johnson
Myron Snesrud
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Students Accepted at Austin Vocational-Technical School
Morton A. Carney announced the 1969 70 roster for the Austin Area Vocational Technical School business education and TAB programs listing Barbara Brown Barbara Hansen Diane Ludwig Julie Bahl Joseph Hahn Charles Haney Gerald Hanson Linda Johnson Judy Marcks Linda Morse Merrie Jo Peterson Gary Sanden Donna Schuler Linda Senne Janet Steinbach Rosemary Wold and other Austin area students. The school offers 11 one and two year courses and admits under 21 tuition free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton A. Carney
Austin Area Vocational - Technical School
Julie Bahl
Robert Bahl
Austin
Joseph Hahn
Gordon Hahn
Charles Haney
Jonas Haney
Gerald Hanson
George Hanson
Linda Johnson
Mary Johnson
Judy Marcks
Marlin Marcks
Linda Morse
George Morse
Merrie Jo Peterson
George Mulkey
Gary Sanden
Charles Chiz
Oakland
Donna Schuler
Sidney Schuler
Aus
Tin
Linda Senne
LeRoy Senne
Janet Steinbach
Elger Steinbach
Rosemary Wold
Clifford Wold
Busy businessman earns law degree at 49
Bernard Toh, a LA businessman with four restaurants, real estate holdings, a wife and eight cats, earned a law degree at age 49. He graduated as valedictorian from the University of San Fernando College of Law, saying in business you cannot always call an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bernard Toh
University of San Fernando College of Law
Father and son tied by traffic warrants in San Antonio
In San Antonio, a 17-year-old was arrested for seven outstanding traffic warrants. The youth called his 46-year-old father, who arrived at the Warrant Bureau and identified himself, and was arrested on his own seven unpaid tickets. Both men were released after posting bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
McIntyre and Brooke vie for ABM credit in Capitol clash
Washington AP reports a credit struggle between Sen Thomas McIntyre DNH and Sen Edward Brooke RMass over a compromise on the ABM missile defense plan. The duo, both on the Armed Services subcommittee, push for acknowledgment of their roles in brokering the McIntyre Brooke compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
New England
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Special Armed Services
McIntyre-Brooke
Brooke-McIntyre
Final phase of Moscow communist conference proceeds
The Kremlin's international Communist conference enters its final phase as a special editing committee works on a main document acceptable to all 75 parties. A spokesman declined to set a disbanding date but indicated delegates likely won’t separate before Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
International Communist Conference
Deseret Test Center chief reassigned to Washington
Brig. Gen. John G. Appel, commanding general of the Deseret Test Center for over two years, is transferred to Washington to become director of plans in the office of the deputy Army chief of staff for logistics. Col. Robert Muldrow will lead until a successor is named. The center coordinates all services' interests in chemical and biological warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
John G. Appel
Deseret Test Center
Washington
Army
Robert Muldrow
Boston tests blue street mailboxes in public survey
Boston Post Office conducts tests to see if residents will accept blue street letter boxes. Postmaster Ephriam Martin says color change could save money, while keeping traditional colors via decals on box sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Post Office
Martin
Pollution group sets standards for solid wastes in Minnesota
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency must set statewide standards for solid waste as it has for air and water under new legislation. Floyd Forsberg leads the draft, covering refuse storage, collection, and disposal. The agency may certify payments from a 1.5 million state fund to cover interest on municipal bonds for sewer projects. Sewer lines were approved for Albert Lea and Rochester, with Albert Lea seeking a federal grant for plant improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
MPCA
Floyd Forsberg
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Rochester
Family postmaster tenure ends in Doyleville
In Doyleville Colorado the retirement of Mrs Frank Stephenson ends a 61 year run as postmaster shared by five generations of the Stephenson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyleville
Colo
Frank Stephenson
Market cattle and hogs move through Midwest and Chicago pages
Market reports from South St. Paul and Chicago show cattle and hogs trading unevenly with mixed declines and some firm prices. Key figures include slaughter steers 950-1250 lbs at 33.25-34.75, hogs around 26.00, and cows 22.50-23.50 in Chicago. Sheep offerings and lambs also noted with modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Livestock South
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Slaughter Lambs Steady As Prices Vary by Weight
AP Chicago reports spring slaughter lambs steady with few lots at 85-105 lb range 30.50-31.50 and good to choice 28.00-30.50. Hog prices steady to 25c lower. steers and heifers down 25-50c. Butter eggs and potatoes quoted with mixed demand and regional price patterns in Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Arizona
Stocks show mixed gains across New York market
AP reports at 1 p.m. notable advances include Allied Chemical up 30 percent and Inland Steel at 33 percent, with gains spread among AmCan 52 percent and International Paper 39 percent. Several major names register small moves or declines, while unruly listings end with a jumble of tickers including Union Oil 57 percent and Texas Instruments 119 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Inland
Allis Chal
Amerada
Intl
Harv
AmCan
Intl Paper
AmMtr
Jns&l . At&t
Jostens
AmTb
Kencott
Anconda
Loew's
Archon
Marcor
Armco Stl
Minn MM
Armour
Mim PL
AvcoCp
Mobil Oil
Beth Sdl
Mn Chm
Boeing
Mont Dak
Boise Cas
Nt Dairy
Brunswk
NN Gas
Nor Pac
Chirirr
St Pw
Chrysler
Nw Air
ComEd
Penney
ComSat
Pepsi
Phillips
Polaroid
Cat Data
RCA
Deere
DowCm
Rexall
duPont
Rey Th
East Red
Sears R
Firestone
Shell Oil
Ford Mtr
Sinclair Inti GenElec
Sp Rand
Gen Ford
St Brands
Investment questions and fund details in Sam Shulsky's column
Sam Shulsky answers readers on RCA price fluctuations, mutual funds, discount bonds, E bonds, federal taxes on bonds, convertible preferred stocks, and yields. He explains market pricing, conversion value, and how to approach timing, with examples from RCA, Bunker Ramo, Colgate Palmolive, and municipal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Ramo
Colgate Palmotive
Alec Shulsky
Sam Shulsky
the Herald
Prize money to debut at USLTA nationals in Boston
Rich tourney in Brookline Massachusetts will offer prize money for the first time at the United States Lawn Tennis Association national championships at Longwood Cricket Club August 16 to 24. A minimum of ten thousand dollars will be in the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Wannarka
21St Ave. NW
Dean Hiscocks
Son
Curtis C. Hansen
10Th St. NE
Dennis Bray
Garry Smith
5Th St. SE
Louis Feeley
Littlefield
James
Jack Yanger
4Th Ave. SE
Camera Club
Magnovex
Earl White Music
Texas Packing Plant
Wilson Co
Mower County
Cemetery Assn
Bers
Midwest
Canada
Austin Vocational-Technical School
Barbara Brown
David Brown
Barbara Hansen
Melvin Hansen
Diane Ludwig
Donald Ludwig
Brooke
McIntyre
McIintyre
Manchester Union Leader
Jordan Mortuary
W. H. Hansen
J. H. Clasen
Wright Wells
First National Bank
Austin, Minn
Ephriam Martin
Dibble
New Pontiec
Dibble Oway
West Eboe
Hormel
Arket US
NEW York Produce
Oo York
Investor's Guide
Rich Tourney
Clinic Pharmacy
Austin Clinic
Rose Creek High School
Randall Bendtsen
Marcia Jepson
Steven Nelson
Gary Tapp
Rick Johnson
Roper
Ruth Thorson
Roger Bunkofske
Allen Kilgore
Josephine Samuelson
James Crouch
Janet Carson
Robert Schammel
Michael Felton
Dennis
Marietta Schwartz
Kerry Hall
Susan Mayer
Marlene Seljeseth
Deborah Hartwig
Marianne May
Ronald Stroup
Sandra Hegge
Ronald Meister
Gene Studee
State Bank
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