Commutes Break Nursing Office Record by Marilyn Sampson
Marilyn Sampson, secretary in Mower County nursing office, commutes from her father's farm near Lyle to the Courthouse for four years, averaging 180 miles weekly and 9,000 miles yearly. She plans marriage July 3 and will end her commute after this week, moving four miles south of the family farm.
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Hopkins
Excelsior
St. Louis Park
Minneapolis
Marilyn Sampson
Mower County
Lyle
Suzanne
Marilyn
Austin
Mildred
Register of Deeds
YWCA
Oscar Sampson
Indians and Lucky Strikes dominate junior softball scorefest
The Indians defeated the Rockets 23 11 and the Lucky Strikes won over the Red Sox 23 14 in a Wednesday afternoon test game. Packers Bluejeans and Red Ox had disputed scoring with a replay planned. About one hundred girls enrolled with games set Mondays and Wednesdays, August tournament planned under Austin Park and Recreation Department.
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Indians
Lucky Strikes
Rockets
Red Sox
Packers
Bluejeans
Austin Park and Recreation Department
Delores Desmond
Joanne Hulet
Jackie Corbin
Nancy Fricke
Linda Hall
Ellen Butler
Mary Butorac
Julie Gunderson
Carol Goodwin
Sue Corbin
Ines Kirkwood
Karen Harris
Billy Ikenson
JoAnn Warthas
Ethel Norman
Mary Ann Strong
Joyce Hammermetater
Sonja Gilbertson
Loni He
815 Enrolled in Bible School Closes at St Olaf
Vacation Bible School at St. Olaf Lutheran Church ends with 815 attendees from kindergarten to eighth grade and a staff of over 100. The program raised 307.65 for missions over two weeks, supported by films and memory work.
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St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Foreign Missions
Jafetta
Madagascar
Lutheran World Action
Travlin
L.W.A. Money
Eight Austin Officers Attend State Police Session
The Austin police department will have eight representatives at the 33rd annual Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association convention in Hibbing in June 2021. Police Chief George Roope leads the group leaving Sunday. Four pistol shooters Capt Don Mattice Robert Rosavy Eugene Gosha and Robert Nelson will shoot at 9 a.m. Monday. Delegates include Pat Fuller Ford Minnick and J B Seiver.
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Austin
Minnesota Police and Peace Officers’ Association
Hibbing
George Roope
Don Mattice
Robert Rosavy
Eugene Gosha
Robert Nelson
Pat Fuller
Ford Minnick
J. B
Jim) Seiver
Oakland Bible School Plans Evening Program
The First Baptist Church of Oakland Vacation Bible School presents a program for parents and friends Sunday at 8 p.m. in the church. Pupils marched from the church to downtown Oakland this morning. The final week closed with an average attendance of 88 and a staff of seven teachers and assistants.
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The
First Baptist Church of Oakland
Parents and Friends of Bible School
Oakland
Lundberg to Attend International Meetings Abroad This Summer
Dr. Walter Lundberg, director of the Hormel Institute, will travel to Europe for three international lipid chemistry meetings this summer. He will present work on lipoxidase catalyzed oxidation of polyunsaturated fatty acids and discuss fats research with researchers in Ghent Brussels and Utrecht. Dr. Ralph T. Holman accompanies him to two meetings as co editor of Progress in the Chemistry of Fats and Other Lipids.
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Walter Lundberg
Hormel Institute
Europe
Ghent
Brussels
Pr. Lundberg
International Congress of Bio-Chemists
Lundberg
International Society of Fats Science
U. S
American Oil Chemists’ Society
Ralph T. Holman
Institute
England
T. Malkin
University of Bristol
Pergamon Press, Ltd
ONR
Cambridge
Central Institute For Nutritional Research
Utrect
Holland
Fifteen Witnesses to Attend Chicago Jehovahs Witness Meet
Fifteen delegates from the Austin Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses will attend an assembly at Comiskey Park in Chicago from June 22 to 26. Presiding minister Clayton Jorgenson says about 40,000 are expected from the Chicago area. He notes the gathering is part of a world spanning series of 11 Christian conventions with goals to double the 1953 Yankee Stadium turnout of 165,829 from 97 lands.
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Austin Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Clayton Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Yankee Stadium
New York
United States
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Los Angeles
Dallas
Europe
London
Paris
Rome
Nurenberg
Stockholm
the Hague
European Assemblies
Latin American
Africa
Australia
Far East
Adams High School Band Makes Two Appearances
The Adams High School band performed at Lake City for the state firemen's meeting on Tuesday and at Rochester for the state Lions convention parade last Saturday.
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Adams
Adams High School
Lake City
Rochester
Further Fat Study Slated at Institute on Arteriosclerosis
The Hormel Institute plans expanded chemical research into fats as a cause of arteriosclerosis. Director Dr. Walter Lundberg said different fats may affect blood vessels. The program replaces the swine disease project and is funded by the Hormel Foundation grants and government and private contracts.
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Hormel Institute
Walter Lundberg
Lundberg
Hormel Foundation
Peterson Reports Lions Convention Highlights in Rochester
Ralph Peterson summarized Rochester Lions gathering at the Austin Club meeting. The Lions parade trophy and $100 prize were shown for the Austin High School band. Paul Helme announced a Monday work-night at 4 30 p m at the Girl Scout cabin. Rev William Campbell described a trip to Japan on a Centenary Special Mission. Otto Wenzel, future Lions president, plans to attend the International Lions convention in Atlantic City with his wife.
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Rochester
Ralph Peterson
Austin Club
Austin High School
Paul Helme
William Campbell
Japan
Otto Wenzel
Austin Lions
Atlantic City
Dr Young Leaves Hormel Institute for Nebraska Post
Dr George Young, nine year Hormel Institute staff member, departs June 30 for University of Nebraska to become professor in Veterinary Medicine. He pioneered disease free swine methods and led swine disease research in NC13, coordinating projects at Peoria and across land grant colleges. He and wife have three children and reside at 604 Nicholson.
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George Young
Hormel Institute
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Young
School of
Veterinary Medicine
Foundation
Institute
Dr. Young
Austin
University of Minnesota
School of Veterinary Medicine
North Central
United States Department of Agriculture
Peoria
Ill
Cornell
Minnesota
Nicholson
Rose Creek Elects G Landherr Grand Knight
Adams Gerald Landherr of Rose Creek was elected grand knight of St. John's Council Knights of Columbus. Other officers named include Joe Fruth deputy grand knight Joe Schneider recorder Bernard May treasurer Dr. Carl Winkels chancellor William Ninnihan trustee Marvin Winkels warden Ernest Falls Joe Koenigs and George Gehling guards.
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Adams
Gerald Landherr
Rose Creek
St. John’s Council
Knights of Columus
Joe Fruth
Grand Meadow
Grand Knight
Joe Schneider
LeRoy
Bernard May
Carl Winkels
William Ninnihan
Elkton
Marvin Winkels
Ernest Falls
Joe Koenigs
George Gehling
Austin Opens 15 Playgrounds with 1387 Registrations
A total of 1387 children registered for activities at Austin's 15 playgrounds and tot lots. Playgrounds opened Monday with a new tot lot at the East Side Lake area. Gretchen Hunrath oversees activities as assistant director of recreation and each supervisor met parents to collect registration blanks. Activities include sports, crafts, nature study, story hours, and music with family nights and carnivals planned. Supervisors attended a four day recreation workshop in Owatonna beforehand.
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Austin
Lake Warming House
Gretchen Hunrath
Supervisiors
Owatonna
Martha Gilderhus Honored at Luther College Graduation
Martha Gilderhus daughter of Nor deen and Mrs Gilderhus of Adams received a certificate of distinction at Luther College Decorah Iowa graduation ceremonies on Sunday. She will attend summer school at Luther and teach next fall at Beloit Wisconsin.
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Adams
Martha Gilderhus
Nordeen Gilderhus
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Miss Gilderhus
Luther
Beloit
Wis
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Levert Setm
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Arthur Suche
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