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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1958

Page

10

Vacation Church School Closes With 227 Children

The First and Fellowship Methodist churches wrap up a two week two hour daily session serving 227 children. Enrollment breaks down to 66 in kindergarten 97 in primary and 64 in junior. Staff included 22 teachers 22 helpers two nursery workers devotional leaders and three refreshment girls. Theme Jesus with CROP project Christian Rural Overseas Produce. Parents visit worship Thursday and Friday mornings.

Vacation Church First and Fellowship Methodist Churches Jesus Co-operative Christian Rural Overseas

Fire damages Preston business firm and clubrooms

A Preston Minnesota fire gutted the National Bushing Co building on the main floor and caused extensive smoke damage to the American Legion Clubrooms on the second floor. Firemen kept the blaze downstairs. five employees had left for the day. No damage estimate yet.

Preston Minn National Bushing Co American Legion Legion Parts Distributing Company

Jackie Krueger Speaks at Farm Bureau Meeting

Mower County Dairy Princess Jackie Krueger served ice cream and spoke on dairy value at the Four Township Farm Bureau gathering at the Roland Zimmerman farm in Frankford Township Grand Meadow Minnesota. Attendance prizes went to Donald Zimmerman and Tony Fruth. The July meeting will be a picnic at Mystery Cave Spring Valley.

Grand Meadow Minn Jackie Krueger Mower County

Beverly Hessler Receives Abbot Hospital Nurse's Cap

Miss Beverly Hessler daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hessler 1210 N Sixth Minneapolis was awarded the cap of the Abbot Hospital School of Nursing at a Westminster Presbyterian Church capping ceremony. The cap marks completion of nine months of training and she is a 1955 Austin High School graduate who attended the University of Minnesota for two years. Her mother is a registered nurse.

Beverly Hessler Arthur Hessler Abbot Hospital School of Nursing Westminster Presbyterian Church Minneapolis Miss Hessler Austin High School University of Minnesota Orchestra G.A.A The Friendship Club

Mayor promotes Civil Aviation Week in Austin

Mayor Baldy Hansen announces Civil Aviation Week with a city level observance following Austin’s Aviation Day on June 1. The event marks the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938 which led to the Civil Aeronautics Administration.

Baldy Hansen Austin

Hayfield Swimmers to Use Kasson Pool

Hayfield area youngsters will swim at the Kasson pool this year. Meet at the school for transportation at 9 a.m. Monday.

Hayfield Kasson Minn School For Transportation

Priest Starts New Duties at Queens Pacelli High School

The Rev. Charles G. MacDonald, 26, assigned as full-time religious instructor at Pacelli High School and assistant at Queen of Angels Parish. He replaces Rev. John Tighe at St. Mary's College, Winona and was ordained May 31 at St. John's Church Rochester.

Charles G. MacDonald Pacelli High School Queen of Angels Parish Father MacDonald John Tighe St. Mary's College, Winona Boston Lourdes High School Rochester St. Mary’s Fr. MacDonald College Winona St. Paul's Seminary St. Paul St. John’s Church Queen of Angels Edward A. Fitzgerald

Post Office Wins Fourth Straight Safety Citation

The National Safety Council awarded the Post Office Dept. a fourth consecutive safety citation for traffic safety. Austin Postmaster Elmer Requa said the Austin office contributed to the record. In 1957 eighteen drivers logged about 100000 miles without an accident. Nationally, postal vehicles traveled 884,069,485 miles with 2.13 accidents per 100000 miles. Seven Austin drivers earned safe driver awards among 37500 nationwide. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield said the safety program shifted the department from a poor to a best-in-government safety record.

Post Office Dept National Safety Council Austin Elmer Requa Safety Council Arthur E. Summerfield

Austin Students Attend St Olaf College Summer Session

Three Austin students James Hammer Paul Sollie and Julie Sorenson attend St Olaf College summer session the first since World War II. The five week program will be evaluated for permanence after completion.

Austin St. Olaf College James Hammer Myrtle Paul Sollie Julie Sorenson S. Millfield

293000 Loan to St Ansgar Co op

The Rural Electrification Administration granted a 293000 loan to Cedar Valley Electric Coop in St Ansgar Iowa to build three distribution lines and serve 50 new customers. The cooperative serves Mitchell County and adjacent counties.

St. Ansgar Co-op Cedar Valley Electric Coop St. Ansgar Iowa Rural Electrification Administration Co-Op Coop Mitchell County

Stacyville Banquet Draws 300 as America’s Funniest Farmer Speaks

About 300 people attended the Stacyville Co op Co banquet on Monday. David Livingston, billed as America's funniest farmer, was the featured speaker.

Stacyville Iowa Stacyville Co-op Co David Livingston America

Man and woman hurt in falls in Brownsdale incident

A Brownsdale man Oscar Gabriel, 60, underwent surgery after falling from a tractor at about 5 p.m. Friday, suffering a fractured knee and a cracked bone in his right arm. His condition is reported good. Mrs Vivian Hatlestad, 45, of 921 E. Water, is in good condition after bruises from a fall at her home about 8 p.m. Friday.

Brownsdale Oscar Gabriel Vivian Hatlestad

Stamp Oddity Announced for July 24 Commemorative Issues

A philatelic oddity is scheduled by the Post Office for July 24 with a four and eight cent stamp honoring Simon Bolivar in the Champion of Liberty series. The four cent stamp in ochre prints on Cottrell paper, panes of 70, with 120 million total. the eight cent stamp in red blue and golden ochre, panes of 72, with 40 million. Both share the same Bolivar medallion design and the torch motif. First day covers available by sending SAE money order and request to the Washington DC postmaster.

Post Office Department Simon Bolivar Washington D. C Elmer Requa Cottrell Giori Bolivar Champions of Liberty Washington, D. C

31 Boys Set for YMCA Camps at Camp Olson

Thirty one Austin boys will attend Camp Olson on Little Boy Lake near Brainerd for two week sessions, YMCA executive secretary Cliff Maxwell said today. The group includes Peter Darling Jack Murphy Jim Murphy Dean Osland Gary Osland Steve Canfield Richard Rabideau John Allen Richard Lee David Baumgartner Paul Buck Raymond McAllister Scott Johnson Glenn Ollman Tom Peterson Larry LaBar Jeff Strong Sid Strong Jim Peterson Ransome Holmes Rolf Campbell Jim Meland and Jerry Fletcher. A second group of nine will depart June 29 including David Kilgore Dennis Anderson Gregory Kittelson Gary Pepper Larry Anderson John Anderson and John Vandenover.

Austin Camp Olson Little Boy Lake Brainerd Cliff Maxwell YMCA Peter Darling Jack Murphy Jim Murphy Dean Osland Gary Osland Steve Canfield Richard Rabideau John Allen Richard Lee David Baumgartner Paul Buck Raymond McAllister Scott Johnson Glenn Ollman Tom Peterson Larry LaBar Jeff Strong Sid Strong Jim Peterson Ransome Holmes Rolf Campbell Jim Meland Jerry Fletcher David Kilgore Dennis Anderson Gregory Kittelson Gary Pepper Larry Anderson John Anderson John Vandenover

Bible School Closes at West St Olaf Near Hayfield

Bible school at West St Olaf Lutheran church Hayfield completes two weeks on God's Holy Law. Teachers were Mrs Knute Quill Mrs Donald Gilderhus Mrs Rudy Gulbrandson and Sandra Gunderson. Children presented a program Sunday and enjoyed a Kasson Park picnic.

Hayfield Minn West St. Olaf Lutheran Church Knute Quill Donald Gilderhus Rudy Gulbrandson Sandra Gunderson Kasson Park

Banfield Teacher to Represent County at NEA Convention

Miss Effie Tollefson of Banfield School will represent Mower County at the National Education Association convention in Cleveland from June 29 to July 4. A life NEA member and Austin teacher, she will attend delegate sessions, NEA assemblies, and a special classroom teaching meeting.

Banfield Effie Tollefson Mower Austin The NEA Minnesota Education Assn Austin Education Assn Minnesota Representative Miss Tollefson

Two Crashes Lead to Tags and Damages on Friday

Two drivers were tagged after collisions Friday with total damage of 550 dollars. At 6 25 p m Highway 16 and Kenwood Helen C Majerus 501 River damaged 350 dollars and 150 dollars to Mary T Klapperick 607 Baldwin who suffered stomach injuries. Helen Majerus was tagged for running a red light. A 10 25 a m crash at Highway 16 and Greenwich caused 50 dollars damage to Donald K Joseph 1002 Bauman and none to Joseph Wolf of San Antonio Texas. Wolf was tagged for an improper turn.

Highway 16 Kenwood Helen C Majerus River Mary T. Klapperick Baldwin Helen Majerus Donald K. Joseph Bauman Joseph Wolf San Antonio Tex Greenwich Wolf

Board of Review to Meet Monday in Austine

The Austinites city board of review will hear assessment complaints at 10 a.m. Monday. The board includes one citizen from each ward and one at large, appointed by the mayor, meeting at the Municipal Building 419 E. Water. Members listed are H. W. Hurlbut, Robert Hunt, Earl Dunfee and Eugene LaVine.

Scouts Start Canoe Jaunt to Canada

Brownsdale Minnesota Troop 101 Boy Scouts began a canoe trip through northern Minnesota and into Canada. The scouts funded the journey themselves and local Brownsdale businessmen provided colored film to record the expedition.

Canada Brownsdale Minn Boy Scouts Minnesota

Correction Made in Bus Schedules

The Jefferson Lines issues a correction to the Friday published bus schedule. Buses depart for St Paul Minneapolis at 7:35 a.m., 12:30 p.m. via Albert Lea, 3:15 p.m., 6:45 p.m., and 9:40 p.m. via Albert Lea.

Jefferson Lines Today St. Paul-Minneapolis Albert Lea

Belt Line Hearing for 152 Scheduled

Notices go to 152 Austin area residents for a Belt Line condemnation hearing set for 10 a.m. August 1 at the Courthouse. The case concerns property extending to a point 10 miles east of Austin along the proposed interstate route.

Austin Area al Reinartz Austin

David Wead Succeeds at Minnesota Bible College Graduation

David Wead, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Wead of Bloomington Minn, earned a bachelor of arts in theology at Minnesota Bible College in Minneapolis. He ranked second in his class with an A minus average and completed five years of study in four. He serves as pastor of Bloomington Christian Church. Mrs Wead is Marilyn Osmonson daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus Osmonson Oakland.

David Wead Fred Wead E. Winona Minnesota Bible College Minneapolis Bloomington Christian Church Bloomington Minn Church of Christ Wead Marilyn Osmonson Rufus Osmonson Oakland

Elks Winners Announced at Minnesota Convention

The Minnesota Elks convention June 5 to 7 drew 250 voting delegates with over 500 Elks attending. The parade featured 106 units. Austin High School Band won first in the high school division, Fairmont second, Blooming Prairie third. Rochester Elks Band won $25 for arriving first, Man koto Elks Band $25 for most active. Fish fry drew 540 attendees. Golf winner: B A Miller. runners up Charles Bettecher and Papp Farry.

Austin High School Fairmont High School Blooming Prairie Rochester Elks Band Mankato Elks Band Minnesota Elks B. A. Miller Albert Lea Charles Bettecher Red Wing Papp Farry

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Judy Tate Tom Fergusson Methodists Eagles Roy Harlan Michael Todd EE Wee E Earring David Niven Cantinflas Robert Newton Shirley Maclaine Charles Geyer Srowe Wea CueRet Dane Andy Tvs Iui Formnguie Mimaki Walter Rome Tom Worald Sydney W. Oakland Jackie Knights of Columbus Sun St. Augustine's Priest Queens Pacelli Post Office Bob Matter Lyle Electric Wold Electric Cliff Wold Lyle Riviera Eighth Street Johnson Avenue Bible School West St. Olaf United Artists Sophie Loren Wayne Loren John Wayne Sophia Loren Rossano Brazzi Legend of the Lost Sahara Desert Richard Thatcher John Saari James Veverka Lee Wilcox Terry Weber Michael Seery Board of Review Belt Line Cheese Mart Grendor Waltham, Minn Jordan Elks Dairy Queen Herald Dairy Queen Adv Miln N. Railway St Biks Oakland Ave Man From God Columbia Pictures Presente Anthony Perkins Silvana Mangano Richard Conte JO van Fleet Tony Lex Barker Mara Corday Stephen Manally Trevor Bardet TO Fort Atkinson Howard Hughes Janet Leigh U.S. Air Force Jayc Fuppen Paul FI Hans Yaqumboten
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