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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1951

Page

7

Council Defers 3.2 Licenses for 3 Places

Austin city council renewed on sale liquor licenses for 10 dealers and granted most permits. Three 3.2 beer licenses were deferred including Chris and Rosie's, Chris Rasmussen, and Park Inn. Mitchell's renewal tied to remodeling due by Aug 1. Kenneth Anderson denied for 20 novelty machines. Executive session preceded final action.

Austin Chris Rosie Chris Rasmussen E. Oakland R. J. Knauer N. Franklin Joseph R. Mitchell Park Inn Garfield Kenneth E. Anderson Center

Service Men from Austin Area Listed and Updates Given

The Austin Herald notes servicemen in Korea and Japan with addresses for mail. Pvt John R Peters of Co G 32nd Inf Reg 7th Inf Div serves in Korea, APO Santa Francisco address. Pfc John D Arens released from hospital in Japan, returning to Korea, son of Fred and Mrs Arens. Sgt Alvin J Schiltz in Japan for rest before Korea, Bronze Star recipient, address RA 378 93106 24th Med Bn Clearing Co APO 24 c/o Postmaster San Francisco. Pfe Sylvester A Schlitz listed at 1011st M V Lad Grenier AFB Manchester NH son of Carl and Mrs Schiltz.

John R. Peters Korea U. S APO c/o San Francisco Calif John D. Arens Japan Camp Otsu Fred Arens E. Collins Cas. Co F.M.F c/o Fleet Post office Alvin J. Schiltz

Milwaukee Road Plans Scholarship Named for J. T. Gillick

Milwaukee Road will establish an annual scholarship for a son of an employee. The J. T. Gillick scholarship honors James T. Gillick who retired May 30 1948 after 62 years with the railroad. Winners will attend universities of their choice.

The Milwaukee Road J. T. Gillick James T. Gillick Chicago

Rowley to Attend Rail Staff Meeting

Milwaukee Road announces staff meetings for officers in Chicago next Monday through Wednesday. President John P. Kiley and all executive and general officers will attend along with division superintendents engineers master mechanics and traffic representatives from various cities. From Austin division superintendent G H Rowley will attend.

Milwaukee Road Chicago John P. Kiley Austin G. H. Rowley

School Board Names Lueben Vocational Education Director

Floyd J. Lueben of St. Paul is elected director of vocational education for the area vocational school recently approved by the state board. He comes from the Minnesota department of business research and development where he has directed trade promotion since 1947. He holds a BA and MA from the University of Minnesota and has taught in Luverne High School and St. Cloud Technical High School. He will assume duties around July 15.

Board of Education Floyd J. Lueben St. Paul Area Vocational School State Board of Education Lueben Minnesota Department of Business Research and Development State Department of Education University of Minnesota Luverne High School Technical High School St. Cloud Fifth Regiment U. S. Marine Corps

Woman Hurt in Stove Blast at Gun Club

Mrs. Ward Ellis of 317 N. Chatham suffered first degree burns on her right arm left hand neck and face when a gas stove oven exploded at the Austin Gun Club during the state trapshoot event. Her husband noted there was no building damage and she was taken to the Austin Clinic for first aid then sent to St Olaf Hospital.

Ward Ellis N. Chatham Austin Gun Club Ellis Gun Club Mr. Ellis Austin Clinic St. Olaf Hospital

Switchman Hurt in Fall at Yards

Kenneth Kelly a 32 year old Milwaukee railroad switchman suffered possible back injuries after falling while working in the railroad yards Thursday evening He stepped into an icetrap on a refrigerator car and dropped into a hole up to his armpits He was taken to St Olaf hospital for x rays and observation more x rays will be needed to determine the injuries

Kenneth Kelly Ellis Milwaukee Railroad Kelly St. Olaf Hospital

Boy Suffers Leg Fracture in Fall During Baseball Play

Jerry Salisbury aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Salisbury 206 Harmon suffered a fracture of the left leg at about 10 30 a m today while playing baseball at the athletic field He fell while running home from third base and told his mother he stepped in a hole He was taken to St Olaf hospital

Jerry Salisbury Clifford Salisbury Harmon St. Olaf Hospital

Police Picnic Rescheduled to July 2

The police picnic, postponed once, is moved ahead another week to July 2 due to a clash with the state police convention set for Monday and Tuesday in Mankato.

Mankato

Kaycees Reelect Wallace Grand Knight At Meeting

Wallace Kaycees was reelected grand knight of the local Kaycees at Thursday night’s gathering. Committees reported, praising the 1950 51 period as especially productive. Other officers reelected included George Ryan deputy grand knight H V Plunkett Jr chancellor Leo McGovern financial secretary John Kennedy recorder Isadore Nelson warden George Schottler trustee Del Barry treasurer John Healy Michael Gardecki and Hjalmar Hogan. Hall association directors were Bob Nelson LeRoy Noterman and Frank Orlowski with inside and outside guards also named.

le Wallace Wallace George Ryan H. V. Plunkett, Jr Leo McGovern John Kennedy Isadore Nelson George Schottler del Barry John Healy Michael Gardecki Hjalmar Hogan Hall Association Bob Nelson LeRoy Noterman Frank Orlowski

St Paul’s Ev Lutheran Church Marks 10th Anniversary

The St Paul’s Ev Lutheran church celebrates 10 years and to lay the cornerstone of the new building at St Paul and River Drive. The basement opened in 1942, with a parsonage to open July 1 beside the new church. The 9 am anniversary service will be led by Rev Wehausen of Le Sueur. cornerstone at 3 pm by Rev Schierenbeck, with Rev Carl Bolle of St Paul speaking. The congregation, about 350 members, funded construction with an estimated $65,000 cost and Lan non stone exterior. A wing is planned for a parochial school.

St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Church St. Paul River Drive M. J. Wehausen le Sueur

School Board OKs Merger of Three Districts

The Dist. 27 board approves consolidation with Districts 24 29 and 123 and calls for a special election in those districts to approve or reject the merger. If approved, Austin School Board would assume district property and tax the three districts, while state aid and levy rules apply.

Dist Austin St. Best Enterprise Dist. 123 Old Columbia Austin Board

Interstate Power entertains councils in Albert Lea banquet

The Interstate Power Co hosted a banquet in Albert Lea on June 18 for town councils and clerks from Mitchell West Mitchell Stacyville McIntire Lyle and St Ansgar. The event brought together representatives from the six communities for informal discussions and networking.

ST. Ansgar Interstate Power Co Albert Lea Mitchell West Mitchell Stacyville McIntire, Lyle

Sunday to Be LeRoy Day at Pioneer Bldg

LeRoy day is planned at the Pioneer and Historical Building at the fairgrounds this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Special entertainment includes harp solos and harp and violin duets by Mrs. E. H. Hickok and Mrs. Donald Phillips. Tea will be served under the Le Roy Women’s Relief Corps and the Le Roy Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. the general public is invited.

LeRoy Pioneer and Historical Building Fairgrounds E. H. Hickok Donald Phillips le Roy Women's Relief Corps le Roy Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary

Bicycle license sale draws crowd at downtown station

The city police station opened the sale of 1951 52 bicycle licenses this morning. Police Chief Ray Locher reported more than 300 licenses issued in the first two hours as applicants lined up before the scheduled start. A girl will handle applications daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for about a month.

Ray Locher

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