Red Cedar Inn rises in Austin with modern design
Gracious living shapes around a stark frame as Austin prepares its Red Cedar Inn a mid century hotel planned with 73 rooms and 250 car spaces. The park level lobby motel style rooms 88 dining capacity and 300 seat private dining rooms are highlighted by outside boardwalks and glass blue panel exterior fins deflecting sun.
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Inn of the Twelve Knights
Sherwood Forest
Red Cedar Inn
Midtown
Austin
Horace Austin Park
Red Cedar River Bay
Minsters Reassigned in Minnesota Conference
All Methodist ministers in the Austin area were reassigned at the Minnesota Conference closing session held at Hamline University St Paul. Transfers include Paul Folkers to Owatonna and A Dean Headley to Anoka, with several other moves among Dodge Center Dodge Center Elmore Waterville Blooming Grove Grand Meadow Racine and more. Dr Paul G Hayes remains Southeast District superintendent as membership grows to over 121000 nationwide.
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Austin
Minnesota
Paul Folkers
Owatonna
A. Dean Headley
Anoka
J. Hsin Liu
Waterville - Blooming Grove
Dodge Center
C. B. Pavey
Elmore
John Albert Richardson
Grand Meadow
Racine
Harlyn C. Haggman
Albert Lea
Paul G. Hayes
Rochester
Hamline
Moscow 4-H Demonstrations At Club Meeting
Moscow 4-H members watched bread mixing and judging demonstrations by Suzy Larson and Hazel Underdahl at the town hall. Plans for a July 5 tour and June 203 checkup days were announced. Fathers attended and viewed The Future of the Upper Midwest film. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth Van Wilgen Jr, Mrs. George Smeby, Mrs. Selmer Wicks, Mrs. Homer Johnson, and Mrs. Peter Johnson.
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Suzy Larson
Hazel Underdahl
Town Hall
Upper Midwest
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Kenneth van Wilgen Jr
George Smeby
Selmer Wicks
Homer Johnson
Peter Johnson
Michigan Leads Abolition of Capital Punishment in 1847
The state of Michigan became the first to abolish capital punishment in 1847, setting a historic precedent for criminal justice reform in the United States.
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Michigan
Doctors Checkup Reveals Health Gaps at AMA Meeting
At the American Medical Association convention in Miami Beach the checkups showed 20 percent with heart abnormalities and 10 percent with abnormal chest conditions. Thirty five were advised to see eye specialists for possible glaucoma.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Medical Assn
A Sweet Name Born For Candy Bahr In Clarion Iowa
In Clarion Iowa Mr and Mrs David Bahr welcomed a daughter born Friday The newborn was named Candy Bahr The article notes Mrs Bahr previously used the name Lemon as her maid en name.
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Clarion
Iowa
David Bahr
Candy Bahr
John Crist Elected Chair of Sterling Church Board
John Crist was named chair man of the Sterling Christian Church board Wednesday. Other officers include Ross Graves as vice chairman Ray Hanson treasurer Hal Sessions financial secretary Mrs. Ross Graves school superintendent Sam House clerk and several elders deacons and deaconesses. The Rev. John A. Kerr said the church will launch a new 10 year program Decade of Decision under the guidance of the Christian Churches Disciples of Christ with headquarters in Indianapolis.
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John Crist
Sterling Christian Church Board
Ross Graves
Ray Hanson
Hal Sessions
Sam House
W.K. Evans
Don Nagle
John R. Jones
Roy Gilmore
Don Diagneau
Terry Smalley
John Bush
W. J. Fullen
Guy Epley Sr
Don Daigneau
K. W. Ingebritson
John A. Kerr
The
Christian Churches
Disciples of Ist
Indianapolis
Conductor Kelly to Receive Golden Pass for 50 Years Service
The Milwaukee Road will award R. N. Kelly a lifetime gold pass in recognition of fifty years of service. The pass covers Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and applies to all Milwaukee trains. Kelly, former conductor of the last Milwaukee passenger train here, will continue in freight service at 801 Main St. S.
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Milwaukee Road
R. N. Kelly
Main St. S
Milwaukee
Kelly
Rural-Urban Day Becomes Fifth Annual Neighbor Program
One hundred businessmen and their wives will join Tuesday’s Rural-Urban Day hosting fifteen farmer families. Hosts from Austin and county towns will provide noon dinner and farm tours. Harvey Sabre explains the format mirrors last year with wives included and plans spread to Olmsted County.
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Harvey Sabre
Adams
Olmsted Farm Bureau
Harlow Sayles
Austin Area Servicemen Priv Donald W. Gathje Completed Training
Priv Donald W. Gathje 21 son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy F Gathje Racine Rt 1 completed eight weeks of advanced individual heavy weapons training with the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kansas. Mrs Mary L Boelter daughter of Mrs Vivian Farr 710 11th Ave NW returned to the United States after two years overseas with her husband Glenn a Navy yeoman. The Boelters from Minneapolis completed a tour with the U S Navy Group Joint U S Military Mission Advisory Team Ankara Turkey. He is now stationed at the U S Naval Ammunition Depot Hawthorne Nevada. During the return trip they toured Ephesus Pompeii the leaning tower of Pisa and Barcelona Spain. Jerry Cummings 18 and Roger Stark 19 Riceville Iowa have enlisted in the army and are basic training at Camp Carson Colorado. Roger D Larson son of Mr and Mrs Harold Larson Austin Rt 3 flew from Minneapolis to LeJeune NC June 6 ending a 10 day furlough. He graduated from hospital corps May 26 in Great Lakes Illinois and is a 1959 Rose Creek High School graduate.
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Pvt
Donald W. Gathje
LeRoy F. Gathje
Racine Rt. 1
1St Infantry Divison
Fort Riley
Kaw
Gathje
Army
Mary L. Boelter
Vivian Farr
11Th Ave
United States
Glenn
Navy
Boelters
Minneapolis
U. S. Navy
U. S. Military Mission Advisory
Ankara
Turkey
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Hawthorne
New
Ephesus
Pompeii
Pisa
Barcelona
Spain
Jerry Cummings
Roger Stark
Riceville
Iowa
Camp Carson
Colo
Roger D. Larson
Harold Larson
Austin
Rt. 3
LeJeune
N. C
Hospital Corps
Great Lakes
Ill
Rose Creek High School
Iowa Side Requests City Manager Resignation
The Mason City council seeks the resignation of City Manager Calvin Brown 33 citing unsatisfactory services. Brown formerly worked at Elgin Illinois and served as water works superintendent here. He offered no comment pending official action. Arrow
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Mason City
Calvin Brown
Brown
Elgin
Ill
Dwaine Johnson to Attend DePauw Institute
Dwaine Johnson of 1911 3rd Ave NW is among 80 intermediate grade teachers enrolling in DePauw University's second summer science institute in Greencastle Md from June 27 to August LS.
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Dwaine Johnson
3Rd Ave
DePauw University
Greencastle
Eagles bond as brothers span ages in Minnesota lodge
Jim Dougherty of Northfield and J W Williams of Faribault are brothers in the Fraternal Order of Eagles though 55 years apart in age. Dougherty 22 leads Northfield lodge and Schumacher 21 is the youngest delegate, while Williams 77 headed the state group in 1982 83 and serves as Faribault secretary with 49 years in the order.
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Jim Dougherty
J. W. Williams
The
Eagles Lodge
Dougherty
Williams
Northfield
Faribault
Order of Eagles
Northfield Lodge
Bill Schumacher
East Grand Forks
Schumacher
Eagles
Jerry Riel
Riel
Minneapolis
Faribault Lodge
Eagles Organization
Tug of War Sparks County Rivalry at Park Sunday
Mower and Freeborn county farmers clash in a tug of war at Marcusen Park before the Daily Night baseball game between Austin and Albert Lea. Freeborn captain Robert Guy predicts a Freeborn win, while Harvey Sabre of Mower County vows victory. Winners receive two pounds of butter, losers one. May attend with bare hands, no cleats. Activities begin 7:30 p.m. with Dairy Princesses and prizes. also a note on slag used near oyster beds.
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Mower
Freeborn County
Marcusen Park
Robert Guy
Oakland Farmer
Freeborn Farmers
Harvey Sabre
Adams
Mower County
Guy
Sabre
P. J. Holand
Daily Night
Austin
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Kathleen Sheedy
Kathy Peterson
Nina Gunderson
Marilyn Christianson
Crookston Man Ross Schmidt Named Eagle of the Year
Ross Schmidt of Crookston was named Eagle of the Year after forty four years of service to the Eagles fraternity. He joined in 1916, led five terms as president and served as secretary 14 years as the lodge expanded from 400 to 1154 members and funded a new three story lodge hall. He also led civic efforts as Crookston fire chief for 20 years and chaired the Minnesota Firemen’s Assn. Schmidt was Minnesota state president 1957-58 and membership secretary. Floyd Flom of Rochester presented the award.
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Eagles Fraternity
Ross Schmidt
Crookston
Lodge
The
Aerie
Eagles
Schmidt
Minnesota Firemen’s Assn
Floyd Flom
Rochester
Right
Austin Girls to Be Given Golfing Lessons
The Austin summer recreation program adds girls golf lessons in the gravel pit behind Riviera from Monday to Friday. Donors welcome used clubs to equip beginners. call Shaw Gym. The schedule includes tennis, golf, softball, and a hiking club with multiple participating schools.
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Austin
Riviera
Austin Area
Nancy Carroll
Shaw Gym
Pacelli
Austin High
Queen of Angels
Ellis Junior High
Hasbargen to Attend Colorado Summer School
Don Hasbargen Mower County agent receives The Farmer magazine professional improvement scholarship. He will attend a three week Western Regional Summer School at Colorado State University taking two graduate credits. The award honors young agents showing drive for summer study. selection is by the Minnesota County Agricultural Agent Association committee led by H J Vossen. Hasbargen has served five years in Mower County and earlier earned honor from the North Central Weed Control Institute for his weed control program.
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Des Moines
Harvey H. Phillips
Marshalltown
Iowa Supreme Court
District Court
Phillips
Chicago
Supreme Court
The
Farmer Magazine
Don Hasbargen
Hasbargen
Colorado State University
Minnesota County Agricultural Agent, Assn
H. J. Vossen
Cottonwood
Mower
North Central Weed Control Institute
Stacyville Girl Hurt in Crash
A Stacyville girl, Mary Schmidt, is in Mitchell County Memorial Hospital with back and head injuries from a crash five miles west of Stacyville. She has a broken and crushed vertebra, bruises and head cuts requiring stitches. Betty Hackenmiller was released after bruises and shock. Driver Stephen Netterath and his brother Bernard, on Army furlough, had minor injuries and were not hospitalized. Car damage was about $900.
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Stacyville
Iowa
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Mary Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Betty Hackenmiller
Alfred Hackenmiller
Stephen Netterath
Bernard
Netterath
North Dakota Woman Dies in Mower Accident
Drayton North Dakota Mrs Albert Lessard 34 died in a hospital after stepping behind a tractor drawn mower and being struck by moving blades. The incident occurred Friday at Drayton Park as she helped her husband prepare for a weekend trip.
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Drayton, Minn
Albert Lessard, Drayton
Drayton Park
Lyle Boy Scouts Hold Closing Meeting in Park
LYLE Minn. Lyle Boy Scouts will hold their closing meeting Monday at 6 30 p m with a park picnic. Awards will be presented and a ball game played.
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Lyle, Minn
Lyle Boy Scouts
Lyle Park
NYC Post Office Clerk Must Process 16 Letters A Minute
A distributing clerk in the New York City Post Office is required to handle a minimum of 16 letters per minute. This performance standard sets the baseline for efficient mail distribution and timely delivery within the city’s central processing operations.
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New York City
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