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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

9

Leathers Appointment Confirmed by Council

Joe Leathers took a seat as first ward alderman at the council meeting. The session covered purchase talk for a new playground, alarm system needs, complaints about Great Western piggybacks, and announcement of mosquito spraying. Leathers inherits Daily’s committee chair with Russell moving to fire and public safety.

Joe Leathers Great Western Leathers Denver Daily Sidney Russell Russell Finhaus Martin Bustad Bustad Rough Vogel Gary Groh Dibble Pontiac Buick City Planning Commission Benny Thompson 19Th St James Weber Civil Defense

Cash Missing From Safe Taken in BP Burglary

The safe stolen from Associated Grocer's Warehouse in Blooming Prairie Minnesota was returned by Sheriff Willis Fryer. He found Friday night near the State Capitol in St Paul. About $250 in cash appeared missing and warehouse staff will review for missing non negotiable checks totaling between 80,000 and 90,000. Also cigarettes worth 9,000 and 3,700 in trading stamps were taken in the Thursday night break in.

Blooming Prairie Minn Associated Grocer Willis Fryer Fryer St. Paul State Capitol

Youths Await Court Hearings On Burglary Charges

Two Austin youths had cases transferred from Juvenile to Municipal Court. Byron Lowell Mills faced entering the Arnold Rogstad home with intent to steal. preliminary hearing set for June 30. Rodney Allen Ross charged with felonious burglary at Austin State Junior College. preliminary hearing set for June 23. Bond set at $1,000 for Mills. Ross released to attorney awaiting bond filing.

Austin Byron Lowell Mills 4Th Ave Arnold Rogstad 12Th St Mills Rodney Allen Ross 3Rd Ave Austin State Junior College

Gasoline Engine Reported Missing

The Doyle Conner Construction Co. of Rochester reported a 3% hp gasoline engine stolen from a Junior College construction site between 6 p.m. Monday and 7 a.m. today. The Briggs and Stratten engine was valued at $75.

Doyle Conner Construction Co Rochester Briggs and Stratten

Dexter Soldier Receives Posthumous Medals

PFC Wayne E. Mees of Dexter was killed in Vietnam on March 7 and awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star posthumously. Medals were presented to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mees, by two U.S. Army representatives.

Wayne E. Mees Dexter Vietnam U. S. Army Herbert Mees Wayne Republic of Vietnam United States

Retired Civil Employees Cited as Important Community Segment

About 100 delegates and members of Minnesota NARCE attended a convention banquet. Speakers Mrs. Mary A. Eischen and Luther Miller emphasized recruiting more retired civil service employees to aid legislative efforts for financial betterment. Miller presented statistics showing retirees’ substantial role in local economies and urged action on tax fairness and-benefit issues.

Minnesota Federation of Chapters of the National Assn. of Retired Civil Employes NARCE Miller Assn

Winners Named in Centennial Talent Contest at School Platform

Winners in Friday's Centennial Talent Contest were Colleen Jones and Bruce Abbe with Jeffrey Kath also placing. An 8 p.m. elimination contest is set for Friday followed by the Queen contest and Petal Tone Band at the platform south of the elementary school.

Blooming Prairie Minn Colleen Jones Clifford Jones Bruce Abbe Merider Jeffrey Kath Owatonna

Hoversten Elected President of Municipal Attorneys Association

Kermit Hoversten Austin city attorney was chosen as president of the Municipal Attorneys Association at a convention held with the state meeting of the League of Municipalities in Duluth.

Kermit Hoversten Austin Municipal Attorneys Assn the Assn League of Municipalities Duluth

Correction: Terrell Hoopman mislisted as a girl

A correction notes that Terrell Hoopman was misidentified as female in earlier material. Hoopman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin L. Hoopman of Austin Route 3, attends Winona State College and was nominated for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.

Terrell Hoopman Terrell Orrin L. Hoopman Austin Rt. 3 Winona State Colege

Bethlehem Free Methodist Church Formed Here in Austin

The Free Methodist Church approved formation of a new Austin congregation with Rev. Earle K. Tousley as minister. Services begin at Southgate School with plans for a chapel parsonage in Bustad Addition for fall 1967.

Bethlehem Free Methodist Church Austin Free Methodist Church Alexandria Minn Earle K. Tousley Austin Free Methodist Southgate School 19Th Ave Bustad Stephen Price Winona Lake Ind United States Formosa India Dominican Republic South Africa Congo Hong Kong Philippines Haiti Rhodesia Florida Saskatchewan

YMCA Trip to Twins Sox game and airport visit

The YMCA plans a day trip for boys and girls 14 and under to see the Twins and White Sox and tour Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport. Cost four dollars. Buses depart at 9 am from the parking lot and return at 6 pm. Registration due Thursday. fee paid at sign up. Adults may accompany as chaperones at no charge.

YMCA Twins Chicago White Sox Minneapolis St. Paul International

Hormel Institute Board Approves Annual Budget

The Hormel Institute board approved an annual budget of about 1 million dollars at its annual meeting. Dr. W O Lundberg reported on past year activities while staff presented research project updates. Promotions included Hermann Schlenk to assistant director and Wolfgang Baumann and Eugene Stearns to new roles.

Hormel Institute W. O. Lundberg Hermann, Schlenk Wolfgang Baumann Eugene Stearns Bryce Crawford Jr University of Minnesota Graduate School Sherwood O. Berg Institute of Agriculture David E. Donald Mayo Foundation LaVell Henderson J. G. Huntting Hormel Foundation

Man Wounded in Accident Near Cedar River Hunt

Ronald Richardson, 23, of Austin, accidentally shot himself in the leg while hunting along the Cedar River. He apparently slipped and discharged the gun, receiving a minor flesh wound and being treated at an Austin clinic.

Ronald Richardson 3Rd Ave Cedar River Austin Richardson

Church of Christ Begins Work on Education Wing

Preliminary work starts on a new 160000 education wing with 15 classrooms and extra folding partitions. Joseph Construction Co. handles general contract with Austin Electric and JWR Plumbing as subcontractors. Vern Bulson and others serve as trustees as James Horne of St Paul designs the project.

Church of Christ Chris Nelson Construction Co Joseph Construction Co Austin Electric JWR James Horne St. Paul Austin Church of Christ Vern Bulson Rose Creek Mel Lagervall Elmer Bagley

Two Women Given Five Year Stayed Sentences

Two women from Minneapolis and LaCrosse Wis were sentenced in district court for passing bad checks in February. They pleaded guilty to felonious theft by fraudulent check a lesser charge from aggravated forgery. Judge Daniel Foley stayed the five year terms placing them on probation. Attorney Fred Vogel represented the defense and Wallace Sieh the state.

Minneapolis LaCrosse Wis Nancy Sayers Shirley Meyers Albert Lea Daniel Foley Fred Vogel Wallace Sieh

KQAQ Installs Emergency Equipment for Standby Power

Station manager Don Jones announced KQAQ has completed emergency power broadcasting equipment and is fully operative. He noted nationwide demand delayed installation for about a year, making outages unlikely unless the 5,000 watt transmitter towers are destroyed.

KQAQ Don Jones Jones

Minnesota Chiefs of Police elect director and new president

Robert Nelson, Austin Chief of Police, named to the board of directors for one year of the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Assn. The group convened at the League of Minnesota Municipalities state convention in Duluth where Roland Schmidt of Glencoe was named president. The past president is Edward O'Brien of Faribault.

Robert Nelson Austin Minnesota Chiefs of Police Assn League of Minnesota Duluth Roland Schmidt Glencoe Police Assn Edward O’brien Faribault

Denison Awarded Veterinary Medical Alumni Scholarship

Some 25 veterinary medicine students at the University of Minnesota received prizes in ceremonies on campus. Dr. W. T. S. Thorp presented most awards including Upjohn Co. and Merck honors for clinical skill and scholastic excellence. Caleb Dorr funds supported top GPA, class rank awards, and a senior medal. Gerald L. Denisen of Austin won a Veterinary Medical Alumni scholarship.

University of Minnesota W. T. S. Thorp College of Veterinary Medicine Upjohn Co Kalamazoo Mich Merck Veterinary Medicine Merck and Co Rahway N.J Pfier Charles Pfizer & Co New York Harvey H. Hoyt Carl F. Schlotthauer Minnesota Veterinary Medical Assn Ralston Purina Co Veterinary Medicine Caleb Dorr Dorr College Gerald L. Denisen Wilfred Denisen Austin Rt. 2 Veterinary Medical

Gilliland Faces Probation Hearing in District Court

Floyd Gilliland of Austin on probation for burglary appeared in District Court Friday on a petition to revoke probation. Judge Daniel Foley set a hearing for July 8 at the next special term. Gilliland was represented by Kenneth McMillan, and Wallace Sieh represented the state.

Floyd Gilliland Austin Daniel Foley Gilliland Kenneth McMillan Wallace Sieh

4-H Horse Project Meeting Announced for Friday

Ronald Seath from the county extension office says a 4 H horse project meeting will be held at 7 30 p m Friday at the Willis Jansen farm in Marshall Township.

Willis Jansen Marshall Township Ronald Seath County Extension Office

Roses Blooming At Jenkins Home In Northwest City

American Beauty roses cascade up a trellis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jenkins 411 St. St NW. The roses are in full bloom and eight years old.

Clayton Jenkins St. St

Move Prisoners to New Quarters in Courthouse

Mower County Sheriff Carmen Halsten son will move prisoners to the new Mower County jail starting today. The facility is near occupancy and houses about 80 prisoners with specific cells for trial, sentenced, Huber law, female and juvenile inmates, two solitary cells, a tank for inebriates, plus a kitchen, laundry, matron room, dispatcher and night officer rooms. The jail includes teletype, radio, phone, record system and a darkroom for processing prisoners.

Mower County Carmen Halstenson

Two Vehicle Crashes Reported by Austin Police

Two noninjury accidents were logged Monday. Milton K R Thompson and Kathleen M Edson collided at 11th St and 4th Ave NW, causing 15 and 10 dollars in damage respectively. At 1 pm, Thomas Von Feldt and Mark Marlin collided at 1st Ave SW and the Oakland Ave service drive, with 30 and 25 dollars in damage.

Austin Milton KR. Thompson 4Th Ave. NW Kathleen M. Edson 5Th Ave 11Th St 4Th Ave Thompson Edson Thomas von Feldt 7Th Ave Mark Marlin 18Th St

Wilson Volkert Inducted Into Scout Troop 110

Scott Wilson and Steve Volkert were inducted as Tenderfeet in Boy Scout Troop 110 sponsored by the First Methodist Church Men's Club. Scoutmaster Elliot Larson presented badges, with Donald Wilson awarding a 2nd class badge to Craig Clingman and Harland Wilson and David Larson earning drafting merit badges. Neal Clingman awarded pins to Rick Wilson, Neal Emiliusen, and Craig Clingman.

Scott Wilson Steve Volkert First Methodist Church Men's Club Elliot Larson Donald Wilson Craig Clingman Harland Wilson David Larson Neal Clingman Rick Wilson Neal Emiliusen

Poundmaster Announces Two Identifiable Dogs Found

Poundmaster Harlan Meier states two dogs are identified, a buff colored female cocker spaniel and a brown and white female cocker spaniel.

Harlan Meier

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nelson Council Public Safety Committee Schmitt Einhaus Pretty Trapeze Star Jo Ann Jennier Sells & Gray Circus Miss Jennier Austin Shrine Club United States Army Minnesota National Holiday Inn Earnie Anderson Carl Youngren Emerson Boxwell Gil Larson al Fligge Paul Sommers Mary A. Eischen Milwaukee, Wis Luther Miller Washington, D. C Hoversten Tousley Jesus Christ FE. C. John O. Scandre ‘T Free Methodist Bloomington Fillmore Mason City Riceville Armstrong Iowa National Assn. of Evangelicals John Charles Kingsley Light and Life Men Lyle Northrup Robert Coleman Asbury Theological Seminary Billy Graham Christianity Today Austin Area Sox Hormel Institute Board Austin Clinic High Way 218 Plymouth Ave New Stardust Denison Horse Project
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