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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

9

District Court Jury Awards 4750 Damages in Accident Case

Judith K Noble a minor wins 4750 judgment against Norman Lee Baumgartner in a District Court accident case. The suit sought 40009 for serious injuries from a July 1 1960 crash on Highway 218 N north of Austin. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours.

Judith Kaye Noble Norman Lee Baumgartner Miss Noble Katherine Noble Austin Baumgartner Ronald E. Martell Moonan and Senn A. C. Richardson Reggie Benson Floyd Kennedy Duane Allen Kennedy Dale Richard Benson Duane Dean Benson

Kiwanis Film Explains Medical Care for Teenagers

Kiwanis Club screened a film on adolescent health at the Red Cedar Inn with Dr. Reginald H. Isele noting the need for parents to provide support. The film shows physiological and psychological issues shaping school performance and well being, and emphasizes doctors earning teen trust for tailored care.

Kiwanis Club Red Cedar Inn Reginald H. Isele Isele

Lyle Dairy Day Salutes Industry At Lyle Minn

Lyle Dairy Day in Lyle Minnesota honored the dairy industry with a program by the Lyle Nevada Farm Bureau and Lyle Commercial Club. The day opened with a Lyle High School band concert and featured talks by dairy princess Marie Flickinger and attendants Sharon Neus and Janice Syverud. Glen Dahl and Travis Hake nson awarded prizes funded by local businessmen, and lunch served free milk to over 200 attendees.

Vandalism and prowler report in Austin

An act of vandalism and a prowler were reported to Austin police. A Virgin Mary statue was stolen from a brick pedestal at 605 12th Ave NW and found in the athletic field in the northwest quadrant. Mrs. Robert Hart reported a prowler in her yard at 1902 3rd Ave SW around 4:30 a.m. her son and his dog were awakened.

Austin Richard Burzinski 12Th Ave Robert Hart 3Rd Ave

FFA Softball Set For June 30 At Spring Valley High Diamond

The Spring Valley FFA softball team hosts Stewartville FFA on June 30 at 1 30 p m at the Spring Valley high school diamond. FFA officers are to be installed on July 8 at the local meeting.

Spring Valley Minn FFA Stewartville

Mayor Proclaims Friday Tag Day For Lancers Trip

Mayor Roger Svejkovsky proclaims Friday as Tag Day in Austin to aid the Lancer Kiders and Lancer Riders as they raise funds for a Miami Beach trip. Tags will be sold 5:30 a.m. at the Geo A Hormel plant and 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. downtown, proceeds to cover travel for two drum and bugle corps at the American Legion national convention. The groups, sponsored by Legion Post 91, represent Austin and the Legion first district at the event.

Roger Svejkovsky Austin Austin Lancers Lancer Miami Beach Fla Geo. A. Hormel & Co American Legion National Convention American Legion

Auditor Uzlik Allocates 3.5 Million to Local Governments

County auditor Gra ham Uzlik announced 3,527,138.11 dollars apportioned this week to school districts villages townships and the city of Austin from property taxes and state school aid. The Austin school district received 1,353,516.99 dollars with other allocations to townships villages and city governance noted. Most funds came from tax receipts with 196,138.11 dollars from school aid.

Graham Uzlik City of Austin Uzlik

Swim Instruction Registration Nearing Deadline

Parks and Recreation Director Tom Belton urges quick sign ups for summer swim instruction. At press time 165 people have registered for a two day total of 321 with about 1,200 registrations expected. Class 2 for 8 to 9 year olds from 9 45 to 10 20 for the two week period beginning Monday is filled. Four two week sessions will run this summer with openings in the remaining classes. Tomorrow is the last day to register.

Parks and Recreation Dept Tom Belton

Vehicle Inspectors Set Record With 700 Cars Checked

The vehicle safety check reached a record midpoint with 700 cars processed across two lanes. United Commercial Travelers led with 433 cars at Oakland Ave W, Local 9 checked 267 at Main St N, and 53 vehicles were rejected while 10 were returned for corrective stickers. 72 cars used seat belts. defects included front lights 21 and rear lights 10. The Moose Lodge and Northwestern Bell staff will staff lanes on nearby streets. Hours are 1 to 6 pm with no inspection Friday. Saturday and Sunday shifts by local groups.

United Commercial Oakland Ave United Packinghouse Workers of America Main St. N Red Cedar Inn Moose Lodge 1St Ave Northwestern Bell Telephone 2Nd 4Th Streets

Circus Day Opens Under Ideal Weather at Mower County Fair

Clyde Bros Shrine Circus sets up at Mower County fairgrounds with 66 degree morning conditions and a 2:15 matinee described as ideal. Final 8:15 show expected clear after scattered thunder showers. rain forecasts failed this week.

Clyde Bros. Shrine Circus Mower County Fairgrounds KMMT Minnesota

LeRoy Sponsors Summer Recreation Program

LeRoy Minnesota launches a six week summer recreation program led by John Martin of LeRoy High School. Sponsored by the LeRoy school board and village, activities run 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 daily including games crafts Pee Wee and Colonial league and girls softball. Red Cross swimming classes at Lake Louise State Park enroll 94 beginners 23 intermediate and 16 swimmers with water safety instructors Cedric Schutz and Mrs A C Buesing assisted by volunteers. Twelve adults join the fitness class focusing on water safety swimming and calisthenics. The program welcomes all children.

Leroy, Minn John Martin LeRoy High School LeRoy School Board Adams Elkton Grand Meadow Lyle Glenville Rose Creek Red Cross Lake Louise State Park LeRoy Mower County American Red Cross Cedric Schutz A. C. Buesing Jeannie Hanson Bobby Volkart Aleda Knight

New Zealanders Cycle World Tour to Holland

Garry Woodbury of Christchurch and his wife Francine are touring the world on a Norton ES-2 motorcycle. They left March 26 for a 40,000 mile journey via Fiji, Hawaii, Mexico, and the U S to reach Breukelen Holland. They plan 3 to 4 months with Europe stays and return by December for Christmas with family.

John Novotney New Zealand Garry Woodbury Christchurch Francine Austin Dale Gallahers Mapleview Breukelen Brooklyn Holland Europe Woodbury N. Z London England International Worldwide Motorcycle Club Fiji Islands Honolulu Hawaii Acalpulco Mexico Balboa Canal Zone Woodburys Americas

Driver cited after St Ansgar crash on highway

William Groth aged 65 was ticketed by Deputy Richard Jahnes for failing to keep vehicle under control after a rollover into a ditch near St Ansgar at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. Groth escaped injury though his car suffered 300 dollars damage to the top and windshield. A second crash occurred Wednesday afternoon when Marlin Hanson and Donald Griga collided near the Methodist Church.

ST. Ansgar Iowa William Groth Richard Jahnes Sportsman's Club Groth Marlin Hanson Donald Griga

Iowa Driver Pays Fines on 2 Counts

Donald Brandau 22 of New Hampton pleaded to careless driving and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after his car left a dead end and hit a ditch at Pleasant and 14th Streets Monday night. He was fined 100 dollars on each count plus costs. Passenger Gary Klender 17 suffered a head gash and was kept for observation at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital.

Osage Iowa Donald Brandau New Hampton Pleasant 14Th Streets Brandau Gary Kluender Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Clayton Olson

Regional Dairy Princess Contest Set For Dodge Center

Princess Marie Flickinger and court travel to Dodge Center for Region 10 Dairy Princess contest on June 29. Winners from Mower County include Marie Flickinger and attendants Sharon Neus and Janice Syverud. Regional judges to be named by the Minnesota Dairy Industry Committee. host is Dodge Center Commercial Club. The event merges with Dodge Center Ag Day featuring rides, games, and a civic coronation.

Princess Marie Flickinger Court Mower County Dodge Center Grand Meadow Sharon Neus Lyle Janice Syverud Blooming Prairie Donna Mattie West Concord Judy Wilson Ann Scharberg Hayfield Dodge County Mary Miller Harmony Nancy Amundson Chatfield Evelyn Albrecht Fillmore County Royal Court Olmsted Wabasha Winona Godhue Houston Minnesota Dairy Industry Committee Dodge Center Commercial Club Kay Milky Way Kathy Hijelle Argyle Julie Ann Jarvinen Wanamingo Dodge Center High School Kathy Julie Ann Marie Flickinger

Torrens Wins Northwestern Nursing Alumni Scholarship

Karen Torrens, a Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing senior from Oakland, received the $250 alumni association scholarship at the senior banquet. She plans to pursue a bachelor of science in nursing education at the University of Washington, aided by the school’s two year college-start program.

Karen Torrens Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing Catholic Womens League Miss Torrens Oakland University of Washington Frances Temple

Gospel Quartet Sings Here Friday at Assemblies of God

The Weatherford gospel quartet performs at 8 p m Friday at Austin Assembly of God Church. Members are Bobby Clark Earl Weatherford Glen Payne and Armand Morales with Danny Koper as pianist. They are widely used on radio and television promoting gospel music and have recorded for Skylite Crown and RCA labels.

Gospel Quartet Assemblies of God Weatherford Austin Bobby *Clark Earl Weatherford Glen Payne Armand Mor Ales Danny Koker Sturm Skylite Crown RCA

Chamber of Commerce Bids New Ulm As Southwestern College Site

New Ulm Minnesota Chamber of Commerce submits a bid in the selection process to host the authorized Southwestern College campus. The effort marks a push to bring higher education expansion to the city as officials weigh the proposal against other candidates.

New Ulm Minn The Chamber of Commerce Southwestern College

Gamehaven Council Camp Opens At Hok Si La

Lake City Minn Camp Hok Si La on Lake Pepin hosts about 200 boys and leaders for the first week of summer activities. Scouts pursue over 20 merit badges including archery rifle shooting skeet swimming sailing boating cooking nature study astronomy pioneering and more. Last year 1400 plus boys camped here and 1600 plus are expected from southeastern Minnesota. A chicken barbecue at 6 p.m. will welcome parents and friends to view the camp in the wilds. Gamehaven Council serves Steele Dodge and Fillmore counties.

Lake City Minn Hok - Si - la Boy Scout Gamehaven Council Lake Pepin Minnesota Wilds Gamehaven Council Steele Dodge Fillmore

Savings Bond Drive Boosts Minnesota Sales in May

The Freedom Bond Drive May 1 to July 4 shows rising savings bond purchases in Minnesota. May sales of E and H bonds reached 5,663,018 tallied at 6.1 percent above last May, with the Ninth District at 34.9 percent of its goal. May and year-to-date totals by county and district are listed, led by Scott and Mower counties, with Dodge, Fillmore, Olmsted, and Freeborn showing substantial May and year-to-date amounts.

Minnesota al Haakenson Mower County A. L. Sponberg Scott County Dodge Fillmore Olmsted Freeborn

Hay Wagon Burns With No Cause In Lime Springs

A hay wagon in Lime Springs Iowa burst into flames for no apparent reason igniting the wagon and hay. The tractor owned by John Buhr was unharmed after the driver unhooked it. No injuries were reported and firefighters arrived as the blaze quickly consumed the rig.

Lime Springs Iowa John Buhr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raymond Raby, Steve Olson Tim McAnnany and Steven O’connor Lancer Kiders Jaycees Thumpers Car Club Austin - Mower Bustad Weyerhauser Henry Swenson 7Th St. SW St. Edwards Joyce Ballantyne Richard Cummings St. Paul Ron Seath Martha Ziemer Waltham Thumpers Austin Thumpers Car Club Heart Fund Main Gate Heart LeRoy School Around the World Panama Costra Rica Nicaragua Honduras el Salvador Guatemala U. S Nogales Ariz Tombstone Phoenix Grand Canyon Las Vegas Nev Los Angeles Disneyland Knotts Berry Farm San Francisco Oregon Coast Washington State Canada Vancouver British Columbia Canadian Rockies Alberta Saskatchewan Moose Jaw Sask Montana Black Hills Badlands Mount Rushmore National Memorial South Dakota Gallahers Gallaher Peoria Ill Chicago Niagara Falls Washington, D. C New York City Templeton Nevada Christchurch, N. Z Wilfred Bissen Region 10 Dairy Industry Committee Bissen Austin High School Leonard Torrens Weatherford Quartet
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