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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
6
Vital statistics report births at St Olaf Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Root of Mapleview welcomed twin daughters born June 19 20. Also listed are relatives and names of others acknowledged, with details of funeral for a Blooming Prairie resident and burial at Lutheran Cemetery.
Carl J. De Rousse of Albert Lea and Barbara E. Thompson of 1109 Foster are named in a public notice regarding property or legal action involving their addresses. The fragment suggests an official filing or notice requiring attention from those individuals.
Raymond D Hubbard of Lakefield dies at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Verna daughter Sharon 11 brothers and sisters including Mrs Kenneth Nelson Mrs Melvin Conklin Austin and Mrs Johl Hansen Sargeant. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
Sam Anderson 73 died at Owatonna City Hospital Friday June 6 at 1 40 am after years of ill health. Born December 7 1884 to Endre and Carrie Ingvasson he trained in Mower County country schools and joined the Lutheran faith. He married Amanda Lee September 24 1913 and they had children Mildred Syverud Gladys Stuhr Bernice Haven Wilson and Arlen of Austin. Survived by wife 12 grandchildren one great grandson two brothers Edwin and Albert and three sisters.
Bernice Ann Franklin Sherman born November 24, 1894 in La Crosse Wisconsin was the daughter of Tena Larson Franklin and George H. Franklin. She died June 13 after a heart attack at Fox Hotel and funeral services were held June 16 at First Congregational Church. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by four siblings and predeceased by husband Marion F. Sherman in 1945. Funeral attendees from out of town included George and Roy Franklin and the Winkels and Butterfield families.
A fragment lists individuals including Ronald Butterfield of Elgin Auxiliary Field Fort Walton Beach Florida and Mrs. George Hillson along with Mrs. Harold Hillson and Mrs. Ernest Hillson with Blooming Prairie referenced.
Raymond R Hubbard, 56, died early Monday at Harmony Hospital Minnesota after a long illness. He was born January 3, 1902 in Fairfield Iowa and lived in Ottumwa Austin Los Angeles Prosper and Harmony. Survived by wife Edna two sons Roland and Raymond and several siblings. funeral at Peterson Funeral Home Harmony led by Rev Odens with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Austin.
Andrew E. Jacobsen and family express gratitude for friends nurses and doctors at St Olaf Hospital for kindness during illness. They thank Mrs Herron pastors and choir for service and lunch. The Carrie Foss family extends similar thanks for support during illness and death of their mother and grandmother.
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness shown during our bereavement the loss of Sam Anderson husband father and grandfather Special thanks to Rev Opie S Rindahl Ellsworth Hall vocalist Mrs Gilbert Johnson organist pallbearers Mission Circle 3 for serving lunch and everyone who sent cards flowers memorials and food Signed Mrs Sam Anderson and families named Stillwater area individuals listed
GOP leaders split over President Adams as critics demand his resignation while a House subcommittee widens its inquiry into Goldfine dealings with federal agencies. The Defense Department reports $2.26 million in contracts to Goldfine textile firms from 1953 to 1954 amid the controversy.
In Washington the Senate backed repeal of World War II transport taxes including the 10 percent passenger ticket levy and 3 percent freight tax. The chamber also debated further cuts on automobile excise taxes and small business taxes while moving to extend present rates for a year. The measures, supported by some Democrats and Republicans, would trim roughly 717 million annually, provoking opposition from party leaders Knowland and Johnson. The proposal goes back to the House for final action.
A funeral acknowledgment thanks Lyndon Schendel for comforting words and services. Gratitude is extended to those who furnished cars, pallbearers, singers, and the organist for their assistance. Frank Heskett and Family express heartfelt appreciation.
Postmaster Elmer Requa released dates for new rate stamp issues from the Post Office Dept. The Austin office will not sell before August 1. July 31 release in Philadelphia Dayton Miami San Antonio Colorado Springs Wichita Mandan Wheeling Montpelier. Collectors may write to the respective post offices for details.
The town council of Aylmer Quebec imposes a fine on parents whose children under 16 are found on the streets after 9 p m. The measure aims to curb late hours and improve youth safety in the town.
Mrs. W. J. Enright of 200 N Division was appointed to the Mower County Welfare Board to replace Miss Gertrude Banfield who completes her eight year term this month. The State Public Welfare Commissioner Morris Hursh made the appointment from a trio of candidates submitted by the Mower County Board. Enright joins Mrs. Herman Jensen as lay members. the board includes all Mower County commissioners ex officio. Enright has worked with migrant workers in the Hollandale area and is active in Catholic women's groups. Miss Banfield retires after one term as secretary per board policy.
In St. Paul AP report, Atty. Gen. Lord resolves a three county dispute over relief for a family in Dakota County. Dennison village claims residence and tax duties, Rice County uses township aid, Goodhue county uses county aid, and rulings define homestead rules and public employee status under retirement acts.
Minnesota towns from Winona to Brainerd announce multi million hospital expansions including 120 bed Winona general hospital and a 1 9 million Brainerd project. New wings and research centers are planned at St Paul Moorhead and Rochester facilities amid state wide funding and bid activity.
Congress and the State Department condemn the 1956 executions of Imre Nagy General Pal Maleter and two others in Hungary. The Senate voted 91 to 0 and the House 171 to 0 in a unanimous rebuke, with the State Department calling the acts an affront to the UN and world conscience.
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