Allen Thiemich Named Full-Time MEA Post
Allen Thiemich, Austin High School journalism teacher, is named assistant executive secretary of the Minnesota Education Association. He will assume the post in July at the new MEA Building near the State Capitol, handling legislative affairs welfare and membership while traveling about 10 000 miles to meet local groups and associations.
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Allen Thiemich
Austin
The
Minnesota Education Assn
MEA
State Capitol
A. L. Gallop
Thiemich
Austins
India
Austin High
Austin Sentinel
Talisman
Minnesota High School Press Assn
Journa
Mel Quam
Five City Teachers Named NEA Delegates
Miss Effie Tollefson Miss Claribel Grant Mrs Meta Lageson Victor Engleson and Allen Thiemich from Austin will attend the National Education Association convention in Cleveland June 29 to July 4 as official delegates. One hundred fifty Minnesota delegates will attend. The convention theme is Our Future Goes to School Today. NEA is described as the world’s largest professional organization.
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National Education Assn
Cleveland
Effie Tollefson
Claribel Grant
Meta Lageson
Victor Engleson
Allen Thiemich
Austin
Minnesota
Reverend Hamilton Attends ELC Convention in Minneapolis
The Rev. Don Hamilton of First Lutheran Church St Ansgar returned from the national biennial Evangelical Lutheran Church convention in Minneapolis. Mrs Clifford Warrington represented the Ladies Aid Society at the Women’s Missionary Federation sessions there.
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ST. Ansgar
Don Hamilton
First Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Minnepolis
Clifford Warrington
The
Ladies Aid Society
Women's Missionary Federation
Harold Sundet
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Iver Johnson
St. Olaf Lutheran Church Women’s Missionary Guild
American Lutheran Church
Priest Is Found Guilty of Drunken Driving
The Rev. Harold Mountain of Medford was found guilty in special Municipal Court of drunken driving and fined 100 dollars or 10 days. Judge Philip Richardson granted a 10 day stay for appeal. Mountain, who pleaded innocent, was apprehended May 16 near Austin on Highway 218 en route to the Meany home.
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Harold Mountain
Medford
Philip Richardson
State Highway Patrol
Austin
Thomas Meany
Father Mountain
Elmer R. Peterson
Albert Lea
Richardson
Mattice
McMillan
Meany
Mulder
Peterson
Stanley Dickenson
Rochester
Sieh
Highway Patrol
Emil Scheid
Hugh Plunkett Jr
C. L. Sheedy
Painting aluminum storm windows for durability
Clean loose oxide with a stiff brush, sand to smoothness, wipe with turpentine. Prime with a zinc chromate metal primer, then apply exterior metal enamel or aluminum metal masonry paint for a metallic look.
Patch Work Fix for Damaged Wallpaper
A reader asks how to repair a torn wallpaper patch inconspicuously. Advice outlines cutting the damaged area, taking a slightly larger matching scrap, applying paste, and placing with a tiny overlap so the patch remains unseen unless noticed.
Durango Ranch Operator Notes Widespread Riding Ignorance
Bob Venuti, a dude ranch operator in Durango Colorado who helps line up Indian extras for films says many younger Indians are similar to whites in lacking horse riding skill. He notes a general unfamiliarity with riding among the new generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Bob Venuti
Colorado
Department Called to Escaping Steam Emergency
A steam leak triggered a fire alarm on Mankato Street at 7 15 a m Sunday. A car driven by Mrs Leon Dickman Austin Rt 4 was not damaged by the escaping steam incident.
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Mankato Street
Leon Dickman
Austin Rt. 4
Two Austin youths fined for beer possession
Judge Kenneth K. McMillan fined James Kinny and Marno Mike McDermott each 25 dollars for possessing beer. The 19 year olds, from Sun Valley Road and Grove Street, were picked up by Austin police early Saturday after saying a man bought the beer for them.
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Austin
Kenneth K. McMillan
James Kinny
Sun Valley Road
Marno Mike McDermott
Grove
The Jackrabbit Speeds Across Open Ground
A jackrabbit lopes at 35 miles per hour with a top speed of 45 mph, illustrating rapid dash and sustained gait in desert terrain.
Lecture Set at Kingdom Hall by Watchtower Minister
Daniel D. Hartman traveling minister of the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society will visit the Austin Jehovahs Witnesses this week Tuesday through Sunday with a 2:30 Sunday lecture on Meeting the Needs of Life-Seekers at Kingdom Hall. The week features a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday theocratic meeting and nightly studies where Hartman will discuss Bible study methods and expansion of missionary work. He will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in designated areas and finish with a 4:45 Sunday discussion on aiding delegates to the 1958 Jehovahs Witnesses international convention in New York City using Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds.
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Daniel D. Hartman
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Brooklyn
N. Y
Austin
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Hartman
N. Seventh
Watchtower Bible College
South Lansing
Jehovahs Witnesses
New York City
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
St Ansgar Native to Study in Oslo
St Ansgar native Viola Torblaa will study at the University of Oslo this summer as part of a group of 200 Americans. She is a Bremerton Washington teacher and sister of Mrs C G Goplerud of St Ansgar. the group sailed Wednesday for Norway.
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ST. Ansgar
Iowa
Viola Torblaa
University of Oslo
Miss Torblaa
Norway
Bremerton
Wash
C. G. Goplerud
Brownsdale Couple Lived 52 Years on Same Farm
Brownsdale area couple Mr and Mrs Herman Schmidt have spent their 52 years of marriage on the same farm 1 1/2 miles west of Brownsdale. Schmidt farmed before marriage. Their daughters are Mrs Elmer Steinbach and Mrs H W Klassy. They wed in 1906.
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Brownsdale
Minn
Herman Schmidt
Schmidt
Elmer Steinbach
H. W. Klassy
Austin
Schmidts
Family Hurt in Collision Near Winona Minnesota
A Riceville Iowa family suffered injuries in a Sunday collision near Winona. Mr and Mrs Tom McCarthy and children Nancy 16 James 13 Caroline 10 were in the car. Nancy was hospitalized with unspecified injuries while the others were bruised. Carolyn was thrown onto Nancy in the rear. The family planned to visit Mr and Mrs Bernard Biggerstaff, former Riceville residents, in Winona.
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Winona, Minn
Riceville
Iowa
Winona
Tom McCarthy
Nancy
James
Caroline
McCarthys
Bernard Biggerstaff
Mrs. McCarthy
Carolyn
Youth Returned for Parole Violation
The sheriff's office will return David Holtan of Kasson from Des Moines for parole violation. Holtan was serving up to five years with the Youth Conservation Commission at St. Cloud for third degree forgery.
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Sheriff's Office
David Holtan
Kasson
Des Moines
Holtan
Youth Conservation Commission
St. Cloud
Two Plead Guilty in Twin Burglary Cases
Jerome Heimsness of Austin youth home on leave from the Army and Richard Anderson recently discharged from the Air Force pleaded guilty in Mower County District Court to third degree burglary. They admitted breaking into the Rose Creek liquor store and stealing eight or nine cases of whiskey and into the Racine lumber and feed stores the same night. Judge A C Richardson deferred sentencing pending state parole investigation. bail was revoked and they were remanded to the sheriff.
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A. C. Richardson
Mower County
Richardson
Jerome Heimsness
Austin
Richard Anderson
Air Force
Rose Creek
Racine
Heimsness
Anderson
Federation of the West Indies Formed by Ten Colonies
The new federation includes Jamaica Barbadoes Antigua Montserrat Trinidad and Tobago St Kitts Dominica Névis Anguilla Grenada St Lucia St Vincent and the Grenadines. The union unites these colonies under a common governmental framework and regional cooperation.
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Federation of
Local Girl Reels 12-Pound Northern on Lake Pepin
Joyce Lee of 304 Center wins a true fish tale with a 12 pound three foot Northern caught at 11 30 a m on Lake Pepin while using a lazy Ike.
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Joyce Lee
John Lee
Center
Joyce
Lake
Pepin
Three tagged in weekend traffic crashes with hydrant damage
Police report five weekend accidents causing a total of 1300 dollars in damage. Key events include a Main and Maple collision injuring a woman and damaging Gerald Earl and Paul Swank vehicles, and multiple hydrant impacts tied to wrong way, improper turn, and yield violations.
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Main
Maple
Gerald D. Earl
Albert Lea
Paul Swank
Crane
Elizabeth G. Costa
Henry E. Graff
Lyndale
Graff
E. Water
Lydia S. Nemitz
Rochford
Ervin F. Johnson
Padden
John M. Hawkins
Johnson
Edward E. Reeter
Moscow
UELC delegates favor United Evangelical Lutheran Church name
At the 23rd biennial ELC convention in Minneapolis about 2,500 delegates weighed a merger forming a new church in 1960. They backed The United Evangelical Lutheran Church, seeking to avoid geographic or nationalistic names, with sessions through Tuesday.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
ELC
Harold Sundet
Our Savior’s Lutheran
L. H. Williams
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Emil A. Grefthen
Taylor, N. D
UELC
Bible School Close with High Attendance
St Luke's Bible School in Lansing Minnesota closed after two weeks with 41 of 43 pupils maintaining perfect attendance. Five classes were taught by five teachers and one helper, and an achievement program was held Thursday concluding the session.
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Lansing, Minn
St. Luke's Bible School
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SEMEA
National Educators Assn
NEA
Ohio
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Austin Toastmasters Club
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Y Embassy On Y
Austin Acres
London
Austin Daily Herald
Will Copp
Rita Copp
Oxford
Edward Mountain
W. J. Ryan
Donald Mattice
State Today
Wallace Sieh
Bob Matter
Lyle Electric
Wold Electric
Cliff Wold
Lyle
Spring Valley
Ardent Swim
Oslo
MR. and
Mrs, Schmidt
Nutrena
Grendor
Feed Store
Waltham, Minn
Jordan
ELC Uraes
Bible School
Don A. Sheetz
Milan
Radford
East Side Furniture Store
Farmer's & Workingman’s Store
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