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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

12

Vital statistics and obituaries from St Olaf area

Reports of births at St Olaf Hospital in Austin including multiple June dates for families Serene Brown Jacobson Jirele and Ault. obituaries for Thorson Barrett Waith Olson Pesch and Wiseman with service details. Local notices of thanks from Drennen Cahill Mullenbach. court actions and a vehicle rollover incident near the Cedar City schoolhouse.

ST. Olaf Hospital Robert Serene Sth Ave Carroll Brown 1St Ave Drennen Miinar Thickins Golden Age Club Mervin Marie

Le Roy Dairy Day Moves to City Park

Le Roy Minnesota Dairy Day will take place at City Park at 8 p m Saturday not at Lake Louise State Park as earlier reported. Present and past Mower County Dairy Princesses will attend and a milking contest will be held.

Hospitalized Names and Addresses Listed in Local Notices

The notice lists multiple individuals and their towns in a medical context with scattered addresses including St Olaf Everett Davison Osage Mitchell Orchard Riceville and Toeterville. Several entries mention medical or surgical conditions with names such as Kenneth Combs Sr Donald Arick Carrie Armstrong and Charles Lewis among others.

Everett L. Davison 5Th St. NW Medical Memorial Osage Donald Arick, Mitchell Medi Carrie Armstrong Orchard Charles Lewis Donald Meyerhoffer Stacyville Hazel Bell Lyle Henry Lunde Sylvester Schweiger Anton Pint Zelman Serleth Linda Love Elma Raymond Hemann Adams J. H. Schlweger Floyd Eldon Amy E. B. Christofferson Harold Wright Haultman Garrett Roby Gary Kluender Billie Kamke Toeterville Ann Kamke Charles Chandler Surgical Charles McPhail Riceville

Fire at Charles Dubinsky salvage yard causes belt damage

Rural fire crews answered a 4 35 p m alarm at the Charles Dubinsky salvage yard where a short circuit on a battery ignited gasoline during crane refueling. Damage was confined to crane drive belts as temperatures reached 66 to 77 degrees with mild readings today and a year ago.

Charles Dubinsky Salvage Yard

Fidel Still Executing, Exile Report Claims

An underground Cuba report from exile leaders says more than 30,000 Cubans have been executed since 1959 under Fidel Castro. It alleges executions occur in provinces cities and settlements without trials and warns of leftover nuclear arms in Cuba.

Miami Fla Fidel Castro Cuba

Armed intruder seizes Benson farm home

Swift County sheriff officers searched for a man who entered a Benson area farm home wielding a knife and threatened three youngsters and a babysitter. Nancy Boutain, 17, and Anita, 9, woke to find a hooded intruder with a knife in the bedroom after midnight. the suspect tried to breach a bathroom window and blocked an exit with cement blocks.

Benson, Minn Swift County Sheriff's Nancy Boutain Jack Ascheman Ascheman Anita Nancy Miss Boutain

Plumley urged to seek 1964 Massachusetts governor bid

Worcester Massachusetts AP reports former United States Chamber of Commerce president Ladd Plumley is urged to run in 1964 for the Republican nomination for governor of Massachusetts.

Plumley Worcester Mass Chamber of Commerce Ladd Plumley Massachusetts

State Parole Nine Lifers to Five Mental Hospitals

The Minnesota Adult Corrections Commission and St Peter State Hospital doctors parole nine men serving life terms in the security ward to state mental hospitals. Nine of 25 lifers were approved by the commission and hospital staff, with transfers planned to Moose Lake Hastings St Peter Rochester and Anoka. Names include James P Dygart Nazzare Voto Hjalmar Heikkonen Bud Snoek Frank Peters Roy Hougton Jacob Stiller John Williams and Floyd Mills.

ST. Peter, Minn Minnesota Adult Corrections Commission St. Peter State Hospital St. Peter Hospital Moose Lake Hastings St. Peter, Rochester Anoka James P. Dygart Nazzare Voto Hjalmar Heikkonen Bud Snoek Frank Peters Roy P. Hougton Jacob Stiller John Williams Floyd Mills

Five-state hunt for Debra Demarias killer

Detectives in Montana North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin probe freight trains and hobo jungles for the slayer of 5 year old Debra Demarias who was found dead after sexual assault and beating. County Atty Charles Wahl and a polygraph operator tested vagrants by air. two men held in Beach North Carolina were released after tests.

Glendive Mont Debra Demarias Charles Wahl Beach N.C Montana North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin

Eisenhower College Planned by New York Synod at Seneca Falls

The Presbyterian Synod of New York State approved establishing a liberal arts college named for Dwight D. Eisenhower. Pledged funds total 1.2 million dollars, including 1 million from an anonymous donor, to develop the college at Seneca Falls on Lake Cayuga.

Clinton N.Y Presbyterian Synod of New York State Dwight D. Eisenhower Synod Seneca Falls Lake Cayuga Finger Lakes

Louis Calder Dies at 84 in New York

Louis Calder a New York paper industry executive died Wednesday after a long illness at his Waldorf Towers apartment. Calder was board chairman of Perkins-Goodwin Co and president of Kennebec River Pulp and Paper Co of Madison Maine and a founder and director of Southland Paper Mills in Lufkin Texas.

New York Louis Calder Waldorf Towers Calder Perkins-Goodwin Co Kennebec River Pulp and Paper Co Madison Maine Southland Paper Mills Lufkin Tex

Pacific Coast Big Six Athletic Conference Leader Dies at Conference

Gordon Gose, past president of the Pacific Coast Big Six Athletic Conference and a Washington law professor, died Tuesday during a conference meeting in this city. The death occurred while he attended the gathering, leaving colleagues to mourn the loss of a noted administrator and educator.

Gordon Gose En,df Washington

Livestock Prices From St Paul Auction Sale

Cattle 3000 head and calves 400 sold at St Paul Minnesota. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady. cows weak to 5 lower. Bulls about steady. Price ranges include choice slaughter steers 21.75 to 22.50, good 20.50 to 21.75. Heifers 950 to 1000 lbs 21.50 to 22.50, good 20.50 to 21.50. Cows utility to commercial 16.00 to 17.00, canner and cutter 13.50 to 15.50. Bulls 18.50 to 19.50. Vealers and slaughter calves steady. high choice and prime 28.00 to 30.00, good and choice 26.00 to 28.00, slaughter calves 21.00 to 26.00.

el & Co Geo U.S ST. Paul ST. Paul, Minn USDA

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Melvin Jacobson 3Rd Ave Neil Jirele 11Th Ave Austin Roger Ault Liev Fejiriksson Drive Decorah Iowa Eleanor Roe Archie Roe LeRoy Kenneth Ault LaVerne Meyer Rockford Donald Floy Carpenter Robert Lack Leo Halbach Memorial Hospital Mayer Funeral Home Thorson Enoch B. Thorson Oakland Ave St. Olaf Lutheran Church Arthur L. Swenson Oakwood Cemetery Jordan Mortuary WAITH Ruth Vaith Blooming Prairie First Lutheran Church Blooming Prairie Funeral Home Julius A. Olson St. Marys Hospital Rochester Ostrander Gladys Richard Gary Graban Julie Ann Robert Sharon Philip J. Alby Wiseman Spring Valley R. J. Warren M. L. Chapman Waterloo Ruth Waith W. J. Wilson Eleanor St. Cloud Minn E. Yentsch Donna Blooming Praire Allen Ronald Fort Riley Kan Pesch George H. Pesch 1St St. SE Queen of Angels Church St. Peter’s Cemetery Rose Creek James Cahill Fred Vogel Everett Schutt 2Nd Ave Rolland Bailey 8Th St. NE Irader Genevieve Olson Albert Lea Edith D. Schocker Richard Hanson Cedar City Hanson Doyle Lindahl le Roy Dairy City Park Fidel Democratic Liberation Command Benson N. Main Midtown Sandy Keith P. J. Holand Roger Svejkovsky Will Coats Tricycles Tain Austin, Minn State St. Peter Tot New College Eisenhower Jones & L Allied Kennecot Allis Chal Lorillard Amerada Can Minn MM Am M&fy Minn P&l At&t Armour Nor Pac Aveo Corp T Pw Beth Steel Nwst Boeing Air Penney Brunswick Pepsi Cola Chi & NW Pillsbury Chrysler Polaroid Comw RCA Coas Coal Rep Steel Rey Tob Deere Sears Roe Douglas Shell Oil Dow Chem Sinclair du Pont Socony East Kod Sp Rand Elec St Oil Cal Gen Foods St Oil Ind Gen Mille St Oil NJ Swift & Co Gen Tel Texaco Goodrich Texas Ins Goodyear UN Pac Gould Bat Air Lin GtNoRy UN Rub Greyhound US Steel Homestic West UN IB Mach Westg el Int Harv Wlworth Int Paper Yng S & T Over-The-Counter Hormel CO Aqua-Lectric Sked Grandview Memorial Gardens Sky Flyers Snakes B.E Goodrich F. Goodrich Third Ave. NW B.F. Goodrich B.f.goodrich BFG
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