Births and funerals reported at St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics list newborns from Rose Creek Waltham and Austin with June birth dates. Obituaries note deaths of Buttolph and Viktora families with funeral details, survivors, and thanks to friends, hospitals, and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Raymond Suss
Rose Creek
Maynard Ehmke
Waltham
Son
Edward Cummings
S. St. Paul
Henry Orth
Lafayette
Gordon White
W. Maple
Chester Bush
Austin Rt. 2
Eon
Clarence Wiedemann Dies at 67 at St. Olaf Hospital
Clarence Wiedemann 67 of 806 N. Railway died this morning at St. Olaf Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Mayer Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Myrtle and two sons Leland of Elkton and Lawrence of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wiedemann
St. Olaf Hospital
N. Railway
Mayer Funeral Home
Myrtle
Leland
Elkton
Lawrence
Austin
Death of Mrs Nellie Dostart in Riceville area
Mrs Nellie Dostart 64 died Tuesday at a Charles City hospital. A Riceville resident she is survived by her son Leonard Dostart of Osage three grandsons and four sisters Miss Nona Dynes Washington D C Myrtle Bodecker Dorr Midland Michigan Alice High Madison Wisconsin and Marie Angell Florida Funeral services will be held Thursday at Riceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dostart
Charles City
Iowa
Riceville
Leonard Dostart
Osage
Nona Dynes
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Bodecker Dorr
Midland
Mich
Alice High
Madison
Wis
Marie Angell
Florida
Ray Buttolph Born in Howard County Iowa in 1886
Ray Buttolph was born in Howard County Iowa on March 19 1886 the son of Charles H and Clara Buttolph. He grew up in Howard County and later moved to Minnesota farming near Brownsdale. He married Hazel Blowers on March 24 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Buttolph
Howard County
Iowa
Charles H. and
Clara Buttolph
Minnesota
Brownsdale
Hazel Blowers
Viktora Family and Obituary Notices From Austin
Mildred Lucille Viktora born May 31 1923 in Austin daughter of James and Amelia Chiz. She died June 15 1957 at St. Olaf Hospital and was buried at Calvary Cemetery after services at Queen of Angels Church. Card of Thanks expressed by Clem McCaffrey and Hazel Buttolph and others for kindness shown during illness and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cunningham
Z.C.B
V.F.W
American Legion
D.A.V
D.A.V. Auxiliary
Seery
Hagen
Dr. Flanagan
Mildred
St. Olaf Hospital
Mildred Lucille Viktora
Austin
James
Amelia Chiz
Clark
Lincoln
Wesley L. Viktora
Queen of Angels Church
E. Maple
Viktora
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Zcbj Lodge
Msgr
D. A. Cunningham
Calvary Cemetery
Red Cross Blood Used at St Olaf Hospital
Five pints of Red Cross blood were used at St Olaf hospital Tuesday raising the 1957 total to 243 pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. Olaf Hospital
Local court fines and pleas listed for traffic and safety violations
Entries show individuals from Sioux Falls Des Moines Blooming Prairie Brownsdale and other towns facing fines for speeding defective equipment and stop sign offenses. Several defendants pleaded innocent to drunken driving with trials scheduled for June 26. Additional notices include fines for rear light failures and unsafe equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Barclay
Des Moines
David J. Benson
Blooming Prairie
Ernest H. Wachlin
Brownsdale
Patricia Judd
Euclid
Harold V. Augustin
Marvin Skogbo
Austin Rt. 1
Donald P. Merten
Rose Creek
Harry Dubinsky
Adams
Robert F. Fifield
W. Maple
Juvenile fined for missing license tabs and noisy exhaust
Francis Brown aged 17 was sentenced to 150 days in Mower County jail for drunken driving and possessing no driver license. Sheldon H. Hanson paid a $5 fine for noisy exhaust pipes. Francis Brown also fined $5 for failure to display 1957 license tabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brown
Mower County
Sheldon H. Hanson
Youths cited in local driving violations and warnings
Eugene Novak aged 17 of 711 N Oak had his license suspended 30 days for careless driving. Nicholas Dinneen 17 of Rose Creek was warned and released for operating without a chauffeur's license. Clifford Finholdt 15 of 606 W Maple was warned and released for license issues. Ronald Lewis 1003 Bryan received a 10 day suspended sentence for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene John Novak
N. Oak
Nicholas J. Dinneen
Rose Creek
Clifford D. Finholdt
W. Maple
Ronald Lewis
Bryan
Local Veterans Aid Receives Cash Gifts and Supplies
A community effort supported veterans through clothing for a child for a year and Christmas cookie boxes for veteran hospitals. Donations totaled cash gifts to Annie Whittenmeyer home six dollars Cancer Fund two dollars Polio Fund two dollars Leonard Wood Memorial five dollars Carpenter Cemetery Society five dollars plus 120 pounds of clothing for Hungarian relief and aid items for Knoxville Hospital. A life membership was given to Mrs Herman Dierks a Gold Star mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran’s Hospitals
Annie Whittenmeyer
Cancer Fund
Leonard Wood Memorial
Carpenter Cemetery Society
Knoxville
Herman Dierks
Estimate of World Fish Species Counts
A rough estimate puts the number of fish species worldwide at about 40 000. The figure reflects the breadth of marine and freshwater biodiversity and underscores ongoing scientific efforts to catalog aquatic life.
Mary Orke to Attend Girl's State Camp
Miss Mary Annette Orke of LeRoy will travel to St Paul for a week at the Girl's State camp sponsored by the LeRoy American Legion Auxiliary. A mixer at Grand Meadow honored 1957 delegates and past delegates with Mrs Orke and Mrs E J Malcomson among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy, Minn
Mary Annette Orke
Norris Orke
St. Paul
Girl's State
LeRoy American Legion Auxiliary
Grand Meadow
Orke
E. J. Malcomson
Americanism
Large Tree Limb Falls on Moving Car
Oscar Bungum was driving on West Winona between Kenwood and Greenwich when a large tree limb fell onto his car after a loud bang. He inspected the roof and estimated vehicle damage at 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bungum
Harmon
West Winona
Kenwood
Greenwich
Japan Birthrate Drops 43 Percent from 1947 to 1955
Japan saw its birthrate fall by 43 percent over eight years from 1947 to 1955, reflecting demographic shifts in the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arena
Austin Rt. 3
Buttolph
Hazel
John Everill
Bess
Theodore Heller
Alida
Jordan Chapel
William J. Campbell
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Karl Reimann
Robert Reiman
Janis
Milford Campbell
Barnveld
Rolland Reimann
Clarion
Arthur Utzinger
Arno Sack
Spring Valley
Ronald Ormsby
Lakeville
Ind
Eugene Battolph
George Harris
Mary Ann Betts
Forrest Crossman
Harold Prohaska
Glenn Torney
Dorothy
Nellie Brown
Kenneth Price
Aitkin, Minn
Hoyt Buttolph
Bennett
Henry Tebay
L. A. Buttolph
Rochester
Mayor Funeral Home
Donald Krebsback
Harold Hynie
William Doty
Wilfred Krebsback
Roy Judd
Loren Keist
Wesley Viktora
James Chrz
Grant
Anton Vodraska
Clifford Chrz
Sutton Place
Robert Chrz
Austin Rt. 5
Donald Orent
James Fuksa
Richard
Omaha
Neb
Wesley Stoulil
Joan
Francis
Pocahontas
Thompson
Norbert Sonnek
Michael Francis
J. E. Roush
Lloyd Roush
Ed Allore
Clarence Wiedmann
Mrs
Mildred Viktora
Anderson
Clem McCaffrey
W. J. Campbell
Jordan Funeral Home
Leck
Nesse
Mothers Club
Hazel Buttolph
Bess Everill
John Thorsell
East
Maple St
Earl J. Freeman
Sioux Falls
S. C
Carpenter Post
Carpenter
Ogden Nelson
Veteran’s Hospital
Independence
Emma Lane
the Post
Janes
W. R. Earl
Niture
Mary Orke
FDIC
Austin State Bank
Shell
Shell Oil Company
Shell Premium
Super Shell
Shell Research
Foe
Tepe
Champion Oil CO
Garfield
Bob Smith Shell
Firestone
M&s Shell
Trimble
John Mengelt
Grand Meadow - Kal
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