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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
10
Vital statistics report births for Mr and Mrs Joseph Hanley and Mr and Mrs David Dam men with listed addresses and birth dates. Death notices include Eleanor Sch isler at 86, Ambrose N Breen at 76 in Harlingen, A J Churchill at 74, with survivors and service arrangements. In Memoriams for Emma Einspahr and Mae Plevka note thanks and remembrance from family members.
Local notice lists hospitalized individuals Mrs. Milo Hyland of Austin Route 5 for surgical care and Mrs. George Hillson of Blooming Prairie at Naeve Hospital Albert Lea, plus Ralph Felsheim at Veterans Hospital Minneapolis with room details. Also includes today’s local temperature readings and a comparison to the previous year.
Dr. Paul Dudley White promotes regular biking for all ages and cites widespread growth in adult cycling. New bikeways and green route signs appear nationwide, with more women and families joining in. Dealers report 25 percent of bicycle sales to adults and growing demand for child seats and adult tricycles.
Funeral services for Mrs. A J Edna K Churchill 403 5th Pl NW will be at 2 p m Sunday at Mayer Funeral Home. Rev Harvey Johnson will officiate with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. Casket will not be opened and no reviewal. Memorials preferred to Cancer Fund or Mower County Blood Bank.
CASPER We thank relatives friends neighbors the class of 1965 and the 557th St Marnz Co for acts of kindness after the death of PCF Richard Casper. Thanks to Rev Peterson quartet organist pallbearers Legionares Dave Hill Lt Jozwiak Rebecca Circle floral tributes lunch and food. Mr and Mrs Bernard Blanchard and Charlene Mr and Mrs Edward Simokat II and Joey Stevens I thank nurses aides Grey Ladies Dr Lemmen Sr ministers relatives and friends for care and cards God bless you all. Lottie Stevens
State Crime Bureau Laboratory could not determine sex or cause of death due to decomposition. Time of death established by investigators. Newborn body found May 28 in LeRoy area dump wrapped in a striped towel. investigation ongoing.
LYLE Minn The Lions Club plans a full July 4 schedule with a 10 a.m. parade, 11 a.m. concert by the High School band and vocal groups, speeches by State Sen C R Baldy Hansen and State Rep Harvey Sabre, children and adult races at 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. softball, 7 p.m. game, 8 p.m. Barbershop Chorus and local talent, and fireworks to close at 2 p.m.
The Weyerhaeuser Co. Snoqualmie Falls Washington and Plymouth North Carolina mills were cited by the American Plywood Association for their safety records in 1966. Executives from the two mills accepted the Carlton L. Smith perpetual safety trophies at the 31st annual meeting in Gearhart Oregon.
Osage Iowa reports 665 students from kindergarten to high school began summer sessions on Thursday. Of these, 435 are in the Title I funded program and 230 in regular high school courses. The combined cost for this summer and Title I reading classes totals 59 040 dollars.
The Aquatic Laboratory at the University of Minnesota Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological Station will be dedicated Sunday. The $150,000 project funded by the National Science Foundation and the State Legislature adds year round facilities and six winterized cabins for research on Elk Lake algae, Lake Itasca conditions, and wild rice insect pests. Lt. Gov. James B. Goetz will speak on aquatic resources and Minnesota welfare, with Sherwood Berg, William Marshall, and Alan Brook also presenting.
Stacyville Iowa Marian High School names the second semester honor roll with freshmen Marcia May Cheryl Mullenbach Ann Pitzen and Maryrose Streit. Sophomores include Shirley Bissen Karen Blake Shirley Fisher Roseann Halbach Patricia Koenigs Kathryn Landherr Elaine Penney Quintin Pitzen Joseph Streit Linda Theobald Susan Wageman and Leon Weber. Juniors list Janet Landherr Joyce Mayer Deelynn Mayer Charles Palmer Richard Pitzen Veichard Schrandt Timothy Thome. Seniors honored are Bruce Halbach Ann Hatten Thomas Heimer Rosealie Klapgerich Mary Jane Koenigs Jane Kraus Mary Jean Landherr Philip Meyerhofer Cloyd Pitzen Mark Pitzen Rosalie Pitzen Ruth Raven Mary Stibel Kathryn Waceman Thomas Weber Nancy Hatten.
Duane Benson of Grand Meadow graduates from Hamline University with a social studies degree. A standout football player, he co captained Hamline’s first championship in 45 years, earned all conference honors, third team Little All Americans, MIAC MVP, and was an Oakland Raiders 18th round pick slated for July training camp. He also lettered in track and held campus leadership roles.
Sarah Seufert and Terrell Hoopman, daughters of local residents, have been nominated for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges at Winona State College. A total of 52 juniors, who will be seniors next year, were nominated through the student senate and will be announced as selections next fall.
Joseph K. Benson 23 of Blooming Prairie has been commissioned a 2nd lieutenant after completing a 23 week course at Fort Gordon Georgia. He trained in signal equipment leadership and communications, with squad tactics and light weapon firing. Benson enlisted in April 1966 and was last stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey. He is a 1961 Blooming Prairie High School graduate. His wife Virginia resides in Augusta Georgia.
Nevada 4-H Club launches summer tours with members from all county clubs visiting to view fellow members projects. Leaders Ron Seath and Donald Hasbargen provide tips to ready exhibits for the fair as tours continue through July 20 and usually include a picnic lunch.
Lyle Minn band members will hold their first rehearsal at 7:15 p.m. June 21 in the Lyle High School music room. Former players or those with instrumental training are invited to audition. Fall concerts at Lyle will be on Friday nights starting at 8 p.m.
Margaret Ann Colenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Nel Colenberg and Kathlen Herron daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Herron will graduate Sunday from St Marys School of Nursing in Rochester Miss Colenberg plans to work at Weld County General Hospital in Greeley Colorado Miss Herron has not announced plans
Hayfield Minnesota High School released the final honor roll for the 1966 67 academic year listing seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen by name with eight grade and seventh grade allocations. The long roster highlights numerous students across classes and includes regional family and community names.
Terrence R. Stark son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Stark 301 15th St SE was among 170 Hamline University seniors in St Paul to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in English Tau Kappa Epsilon member. Speaking at Norton Field House was Raymond P Shafer Governor of Pennsylvania. Rev Charles C Noble dean of Hendricks Memorial Chapel Syracuse University gave the baccalaureate address.
Joseph R. McKeon of Milwaukee is appointed general production manager of the Marigold Foods ice cream plant in Rochester. He brings dairy industry experience from Steffen Garden Farm Dairy in Denver and 14 years with Borden Dairy Co. in Milwaukee after earning a B.S. from the University of New Mexico.
Lime Spring Iowa announces Red Cross swimming lessons for local Chester and LeRoy youngsters beginning Monday. LeRoy children attend Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m., Chester group on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. A $1.50 fee covers 10 lessons. Instructors include Bill Mertens Francis Mertens Ann Vander Bie Jean Gassett Marsha Barclay and Claudia Henderson.
Butter offerings ample and demand fair with prices unchanged in New York and Chicago. Egg markets show steady wholesale buying with mixed grade quotations. hogs at steady to firm with price gains on lighter weights, larger carcass cuts up to 25.
Northfield Minnesota Carleton College is awarded a half million dollar gift from the Sardna Foundation of Yonkers New York in honor of the college's Centennial year. This marks the foundation's second major award to Carleton since June 1966.
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