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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1955

Page

10

Moose Parade to Highlight July State Convention in Decorah

The Moose state convention stage in Decorah will feature a July 17 parade with 12 drum and bugle corps 11 bands 15 marching units 13 floats and 16 miscellaneous entries Plans call for a 4 PM parade with the Decorah Kitties a children s drum and bugle corps earning national honors as a featured act Cash prizes total for bands and corps 100 75 59 100 75 30 20 10 40 30 10 5 25 25 awarded by the All American Band and Drum Corps Assn to top performers and farthest entrants.

James Cahill Cahill Decorah Iowa All American Band and Drum Corps Assn Drum and Bugle Corp

Hayfield Hears YCC Official at Chamber Dinner

Hayfield hosts Youth Conservation Commission official Hayfield Morris C Heilig of St. Cloud spoke on youth delinquency programs. After dinner attendees viewed film previews at Mars Theater and discussed Hayfield Hey Day. Charles Luis named a committee to solicit 30 school districts for July 5 board meeting attendance.

Hayfield Morris C. Heilig St. Cloud Youth Conservation Commission Hayfield Chamber of Commerce Thompson's Cafe Heilig Mars Theater Russell Conrad Charles Luis Board of Education

Women's Federation Urges Safe Holiday

The General Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors a safe Fourth of July weekend led by county president Mrs. R. L. Bolton. Presidents urge pastors to add safety pleas in Sunday services. At 10:30 am Wednesday church bells will start a telephone campaign with each member calling four people who then call four more.

General Federation of Women's Clubs R. L. Bolton

Mercury's mass compared to Earth

The planet Mercury has about one mass unit relative to Earth, indicating it is smaller and significantly less massive than Earth. This comparison highlights Mercury's overall size and gravitational difference without detailing additional properties.

Lawn Table From Scrap Puts Town on the Map

In Lime Springs a local handyman Kenneth Jones built a lawn table from scrap farm implements. He used a wheel from a side rake, braces from corn planters, a hay rake seat, plywood top, and an umbrella. The project, welded by Jones with Nicoll and Ripley, yielded a white lawn table costing more than junked parts.

Lime Springs Kenneth Jones Jones Alfred Nicoll Clarence Ripley Presto

Highway 30 Surfacing Planned for Lakes Area Route

Vacation bound motorists to St Olaf and Beaver lakes near Filendale will see an improved highway by Aug 1. Twelve miles of Highway 30 between New Richland east through Filendale to Trunk Highway 65 will be paved with bituminous material. Alland Bros Inc Austin will lay the paving and employ about 75 men. The 12 mile section in Waseca and Steele counties serves farming and business interests along this midpoint route between highways 16 and 14.

St Olaf Beaver Lakes Filendale New Richland Alland Bros Inc Austin Waseca Steele

Class of 1945 Sets Reunion in Austin High Spirit

Members of the Austin High School class of 1945 plan a 10th anniversary reunion in July. The 230 alumni are invited to a dance at the Terp on July 16 with booth reservations, and a picnic at Todd Park on Sunday, July 17. Reservations should be made by Friday with Betty Duffy of the reunion committee.

Austin High School Terp Todd Park Betty Duffy

Girls Divided in Groups for Hiking

The 120 girls registered for the summer hiking club sponsored by the Austin Park and Recreation Department are divided into four groups. Hikes occur Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, with each group hiking twice a month. The first hike was to Red Sands for swimming and a picnic.

Austin Park and Recreation Department Delores Desmond Red Sands Seven Springs Albert Lea

Eighteen Join Little Cedar Lutheran Church Sunday

Eighteen persons were received into membership at the Little Cedar Lutheran Church. Four babies were baptized and three memorial gifts were dedicated. Delegates and members attended WMF and district conventions in Northfield and Southern Minnesota.

Martin Severson Kenneth Severson Annie Anderson Carl Ellingson Caroline Fardahl Clara Torgerson Lena Garvin Marshall and Little Cedar WMF Northfield Henry Himebaugh Karl Fraling Walter Underdahl Ruth Otto Isabelle Underahl Nordeen Gilderhus Otto Flo Kenneth Spray Anna Hollerud James Krome Herbert

Armored Sentinel features Pfc Erling Burns at Ft Hood

Pfc Erling C Burns son of C E Burns pictured in June issue of The Armored Sentinel Ft Hood Texas in article on radio controlled targets. He serves as chief motor mechanic of the 67th Radio Controlled Aerial Target Detachment launching one of the radio controlled miniature aircraft used by anti aircraft artillery for practice. Harold Wiste listed as son of Alfred Wiste US55512800 Co 1 9th Inf Reg Ft Lewis Washington.

Pfc Erling C. Burns C. E. Burns Sargeant Armored Sentinel Ft. Hood Tex Pfc. Burns 67Th Radio Controlled Harold Wiste Alfred Wiste Inf. Reg Ft. Lewis Wash

Ten Years Ago Scout Camp at Cedar Point Near Fairmont

Look back shows Boy Scouts from Austin Albert Lea and nearby areas attending Cedar Point Camp near Fairmont with Ed Stevens directing the camp program. Lt Earl D Peterson Jr Austin earned the Navy Cross for heroism against Japan. Sheriff Arnold Eckhardt won a $300 raise on appeal from a $2100 annual pay. House passes $75000 for Austin Post Office addition. David Martin Jr Austin Boy

Boy Scouts of Austin Albert Lea Cedar Point Fairmont Ed Stevens Earl D. Peterson Jr Earl D. Peterson Arnold Eckhardt District Court

Scout Joins Atlantic Cruise With Count Felix von Luckner

Scout learns he will take part in an Atlantic and Caribbean voyage aboard a ship commanded by Count Felix von Luckner. The weather report records Austin reaching 91 degrees.

Felix von Luckner Austin

Farmville pair restore 60 clocks in long winding hobby

All Wound Up in Farmville North Carolina features Paul Vaughn and his 15-year-old son Jimmy who spend over an hour and a half winding their 60 restored clocks. The project highlights dedication to antique timepieces and family teamwork.

Farmville N.C Paul Vaughn Jimmy

Taopi Rustlers Host Surprise Birthday for Leader

The Taopi Rustlers 4H Club held a surprise birthday party for their leader Glen Wilson at Wildwood Park in LeRoy Tuesday evening. Members played horseshoes swam and roasted wieners as Wilson received a gift from the group.

TAOP Taopi Rustlers 4H Glen Wilson Wildwood Park LeRoy Wilson

Lime Springs Church Plans 16×30 Addition

Lime Springs Iowa reports St. Pauls Lutheran Church adds a 16 by 30 foot expansion to seat 365. The $12,000 project includes cloakrooms stairways two Sunday School rooms and a full basement linked to the sanctuary. Pastor H H Adix says completion is expected this summer.

Lime Springs Iowa St. Paul's Lutheran Church H. H. Adix

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YCC Women’s Federation Lakes Area Little Cedar Church Osmundson Joy Nelson Wallace Johnson 0. T. Anderson B. J. Hukes Louis Slinde M. L. Witte Arthur Peterson Minnesota Henry Sass House of Representatives David Martin Jr Rival 006 Food Detoitet Holan Hoffman TV Taopi Rustlers Lime Springs Church American Synod Adix St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Pacifia Hoffman Lemmy Hoffman Hasy-Vision TV Oakland TV and
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