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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
13
Realtor listing by Bud Seif advertises a 3 bedroom rambler in the Pills School area with large kitchen and living room finished basement and attached garage. Sale terms include 500 down and GI payment of 84.48 per month.
Classified page highlights used mobile homes, vacant farms in Mower County, and houses for sale near Austin. Listings include a tri level bedroom mobile home at New Terrace Park, farms priced from 175 to 300 dollars per acre, and multiple homes for sale near Austin with features like modern interiors, barns, and mature groves. Also included are several used cars and automotive accessories with contact numbers for buyers.
Miss Franette Page daughter of Mr and Mrs Fran cis Page and Delano R Senjem son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Senjem were married at St Olaf Lutheran Church in Austin with Rev Arthur L Swenson officiating at 2 30 pm The ceremony featured a crystal satin gown with Alencan lace and a cathedral train The wedding party wore mint brocade and pink and red floral details A reception followed at the church parlors The couple will reside at 503% 19th St NW after a trip to Wisconsin Dells Both graduates of Austin High School and the groom attends Austin Junior College
In Mower County Minnesota the probate court sets a hearing date of July 5 1963 at 10 AM for general administration of the estate of Alfred George Hegge on intestacy. Creditors have four months to file claims with a hearing set for October 8 1963 at 10 AM. Notice to be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required.
In Probate Court for the Estate of Mary Hanson the final account and petition for settlement and distribution are set for hearing on June 22 in Austin Minnesota. Notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed as required by law. Dated June 14 1963. Attorneys for Petitioner. File No 12945. June 17 24 July 1.
Miss Carole KE McAnally daughter of Mr and Mrs John McAnally Jr and Eugene M Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Koch wed in a noon ceremony at Queen of Angels Church with Rev LaVern Trocinski officiating. Guests included Rose Schmidt Violet Kermes and Cindy McAnally as attendants. A Cedar Valley Conservation Club reception followed and the couple plan to reside in Austin after a Seattle honeymoon.
Miss Crystal Gilbertson of Northwood Iowa became the bride of Allan Foss also of Northwood at 8 p m Saturday Rev Harvey O Gilbertson performed the ceremony at Deer Creek Valley Lutheran Church The bride wore white slipper satin with pearls and a chapel train The bridal party wore lavender carnation bouquets and attached veils followed by a reception The couple will reside at 509 Main St S after a weeklong honeymoon The bride is a Northwood Kensett High School graduate and works at the Austin Daily Herald The groom is a Northwood Kensett High School graduate employed at Streater s in Albert a
One hundred three relatives attended the Enerson reunion at the farm home of Arnold and Mrs. Enerson southeast of Austin. A potluck meal followed by family pictures and a business session led by DeVere Austinson. New officers were elected: Mrs. John Steigerwold president and Mrs. Gerald Hartson secretary treasurer. Relatives traveled from Minneapolis, Northfield, Bloomington, Richfield, Brooklyn Center, Albert Lea, Clarks Grove, Austin, Elkton, Adams, Waltham, Lyle, Glenville, and Pequot Lakes.
Lutheran circles from Six Mile Grove Luth church gathered in Lyle with Circle 1 hosted by Mrs Irvin Helgeson and three guests. Circle 2 members led by Mrs Don Ald Patterson with Bible study by Mrs Carleton Reuter and prayer by Mrs K B Ashland. Circle 3 held a park picnic. July host will be Mrs Arthur Rohne.
Members of the Social Literary Club and their families enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Municipal Building LeRoy. The program featured flute selections by Judith Jacobson piano solos by Mrs. Roland Bent and accordion numbers by Audrey Stohr. Martin Hedetvedt’s birthday was observed. Mrs. Jureen Olson will enter June 17 within Sept. 3.
Miss Linda Ramaker daughter of Mr and Mrs Winfield Ramaker of Wykoff became the bride of Vince Olson son of Mr and Mrs Norman Olson of Spring Valley at the First English Lutheran Church in Spring Valley. Rev Emil Winckler officiated with Kathryn Lundby organist and Clair Churchill soloist.
Weather bulletin shows Tuesday through Saturday temperatures near normal with minor daily changes. Normal highs range from near 80 in the north to mid 80s in the south, and lows from the upper 50s to lower 60s. Rainfall below normal statewide, about .25 to .50 inches, mainly in showers and thunderstorms mid period.
Mayo Clinic physician Dr. Edward H. Rynearson told the AMA that more than half of patients in waiting rooms may suffer from life related psychosomatic distress without organic disease. He urged doctors to spend time with such patients or risk driving them to quacks, during a program on medicine and religion. The Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen pressed the view that there are no diseases only sick people and medicine should focus on the human person.
Rev Stanley Klemesrud spoke on Youth at Our Savior’s Lutheran Ladies Aid in Lyle. He showed slides from the Miami Luther League convention. Elaine Haugland led devotions. Sixty attendees heard a trumpet solo by Steven Anderson. A new constitution was adopted and an invitation from Little Cedar Lutheran Ladies Aid, Adams, for June 26 was accepted.
Alberta voters go to the polls to choose a new government after 28 years under Social Credit. With 62 seats at stake and 224 candidates, the campaign was marked by low interest as E C Manning and his party seek another five year mandate and continued development programs including a subsidized medical insurance plan.
The Supreme Court ruling halts the merger of Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Company Exchange Bank as it violates antitrust law. Justice Brennan wrote for the majority, with Justice Harlan dissenting joined by Justice Stewart. Justice Goldberg dissented on applying the Clayton Act but not on invalidating the merger.
Temperatures will average near normal east to about 5 degrees above normal west. Normal highs are 72-78 north and 79-81 south with lows 49-54 north and 54-59 south. Only minor day to day changes until warming toward week end. Precipitation averages 1-2 tenths inches in widely scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mostly later in the week.
Robert Richard Hayes 17 of Davenport and Charles Gene Roland 17 of Des Moines have been chosen to represent Iowa at Boys Nation in Washington D C in July 1926. Both attended Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge with Hayes serving as governor.
Alexandria Va Wilkins head of the NAACP accuses CORE SNCC and SCLC of making noise while the NAACP pays the bills at a December rally across the Potomac. He says younger activists have shifted from court action to mass protest, signaling a split in Civil Rights strategy.
In Los Angeles Methodist Bishop Gerald Kennedy urges Californians to consider a four year moratorium on capital punishment arguing the penalty does not deter crime. In New York art historian Gerardus Van der Leeuw discusses how religion influenced the rise of secular art in a Holt, Rinehart and Winston book.
A resolution by the Methodist board of social concerns challenges public school religious ceremonies as limiting their true meaning and doubts their religious constructive value. The Rev. Dr. Henry P. Van Dusen, retiring president of Union Theological Seminary, will hold a traveling professorship to visit churches worldwide promoting more effective Christian approaches.
The Lutheran hymnbook will include thirteen hymns in lower keys to aid male singers lacking tenor ranges. In Philadelphia, Dr George Christian Anderson urges closer ties between medicine and religion to see patients as persons, criticizing widespread tranquilizer use.
The Christian Research Foundation awarded $1,000 to Rev. Dr. Bruce M. Metzger of Princeton Theological Seminary for his book Chapters in the History of New Testament Textual Criticism.
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