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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

10

Three Suspects Sentenced in Brownsdale Dexter Burglary Ring

Willis Parr 18 of 800 9th Ave SE Ron Johnson 19 of 1404 th Ave NW and Douglas Dudas 21 of 811 11th Ave NW faced District Court today for third degree burglary. Parr and Johnson received up to five years at Youth Conservation Commission or probation with Fo ley while Dudas got a suspended sentence to St. Cloud Reformatory up to five years. All three implicated in seven early morning break-ins across Brownsdale and Dexter with totals under 100 dollars in five offenses and over 400 dollars in two. A pool hall safe from Mathes was recovered by the sheriff.

Brownsdale Pexter Willis Parr 9Th Ave Ron Johnson Ave Youth Conservation Commission Douglas Dudas 11Th Ave St. Cloud Reformatory Dudas Donald Foley Sheriff's Staff Dexter Johnson Sheriff's Office Parr Mathes

Spring Valley Band Heads to Winnipeg for Exposition

The 65 member Spring Valley High School Band will depart Friday afternoon for Winnipeg to join the Red River Exposition and American Day. They will perform in the parade and contest, paying their own meals with $75 raised in a car wash. Sponsors include the Jaycees Band Booster Club Osterud Agency Hanna Mines Sticken's Dime Store and First National Bank.

Spring Valley Minn Winnipeg Jaycees Osterud Agency Hanna Mines Sticken’s Dime Store First National Bank

Mitchell Movement Bridges Night Winners at Elk’s Club

Austin area duplicate bridge results list top finishers across 13 tables at Mitchell Movement night. Winners include Mrs. William Fox and Mrs. J W McGuiness tied for high, with Joe Dauer and Dr J W McGuiness claiming first in section, plus other placements among residents of Albert Lea and Rose Creek.

Austin Elk’s Club William Fox J. W. McGuiness Joe Dauer Carl Young Walter Lundberg Ord William Goblitsch Robert Thill Rose Creek

Reed Freed of Scales Fraud Acquitted in Iowa Case

A five hour jury deliberation resulted in acquittal for Curtis Reed of Davenport Iowa in the Huntting Elevator fraud case. The state claimed Reed attempted to defraud by 900 bushels of soybeans valued at 1800 dollars. Co defendants Kenneth Suhr and Donald J Negus face trial on similar fraud charges at a later date.

Curtis Reed Davenport Iowa Huntting Rose Creek Reed Luther Bang Minneapolis Kenneth Suhr Rock Island Ill Donald J. Negus Blue Grass

Dave Thompson to Speak Here Sunday

Dave Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Hewitt Thompson will speak Sunday at the Crane Addition Community Chapel. He is a ministerial student at Marion College and a member of the College Varsity Quartet which will perform during morning and evening services with Walter McKee Dave Castro and Chuck Kenworthy also in the group.

Dave Thompson Hewitt Thompson 7Th Ave. SE Crane Addition Marion College Marion Ind Walter McKee Sunbury Ohio Dave Castro Greentown Chuck Kenworthy

Cashman to Build Cafe in Owatonna

Jerry Cashman, former Alcove co owner, receives city permit to open a cafe restaurant connected to a bar in the former Piggly Wiggly building in downtown Owatona. He sold his Alcove stake last year.

Jerry Cashman Owatonna Cashman

Liquor Strike Faces Prolonged Dispute With Cleaners

The on sale liquor strike against 12 dealers enters its seventh day with no settlement in sight. A separate dry cleaning firm strike may be decided at a Friday meeting with federal mediator. union and owners threaten court actions over alleged picket violence and damages.

Stasia Haverberg

Salvation Army Car Wash Slated for Camp Funds

Fifteen youngsters will wash cars Friday and Saturday to raise funds for the Salvation Army music camp at New Brighton June 27 to July 4. The event at Budget Oil Co Oakland and 4th St NE River runs 8 a m to 7 p m with gross proceeds for transportation and camp expenses per Maj Alfred Gorton.

Salvation Army New Brighton Budget Oil Co Oakland 4Th St. NE River

St Ansgar Students Enroll in Luther College Session

St Ansgar residents Dennis Diederich and Gaylord Groth enroll in Luther College summer session at Decorah Iowa. Other Mitchell County students joining include Leona Schultz Riceville and Orlo Ottleson Osage.

ST. Ansgar Iowa Dennis Diederich Gaylord Groth Luther College Decorah Mitchell County Leona Schultz Riceville Orlo Ottleson Osage

Frank Dunsmore Hospitalized in Mower County

Frank Dunsmore, Mower County veterans service officer, was taken to St. Olaf Hospital Wednesday after reporting chest pain at the courthouse. He is reported improved.

Frank Dunsmore Mower County Veterans Service St. Olaf Hospital

Curiosity Restores $300 Envelope Found on Main Street

In Cheshire Connecticut two men in a car stopped after seeing a white envelope on Main Street. They returned the envelope containing 300 dollars to police, restoring the money to Donald Cozzolino a service station operator who had left it on the roof of his car while driving to the bank.

Cheshire, Conn Main Street Donald Cozzolino

Confusion at Sisk Residence Over Shirley Name

In Memphis a mix up unfolds at the Shirley O. Sisk home as a caller asks for Shirley, while both wife and daughter share the same name leading to a muddled exchange about who is who.

Memphis Shirley O. Sisk

Stephen F Austin’s land views from early Texas survey

The text notes Stephen F Austin, the namesake of Texas capital, favored Texas landscapes and settled near the Brazos and Colorado rivers. He described the region between San Antonio and Laredo as very poor with sand and scrubby thorn bushes, according to Britannica.

Lone Star State Stephen Austin Texas Brazos Colorado San Antonio Laredo

Clothing drive at First Baptist for Chile quake victims

The First Baptist Church will serve as a collection center for warm clothing and bedding for Chilean earthquake victims. Rev. Weyant says items including blankets sheets woolen clothes and shoes are needed. Donations and shipping costs will be coordinated with International Christian Relief and sent through the International Council of Christian Churches in Santiago.

First Baptist Church Chile John Weyant International Christian Relief American Council of Christian Churches International Council of Christian Churches IRC Santiago Concepcion Oakland Ave. W Harry Hook Ladies Missionary Society

Alderson Delivers Travel Talk to Kiwanis Club

R C Alderson presented an illustrated travel talk at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. His trip photos highlighted historic and biblical sites in the Holy Land. Kiwanians observed a moment of silence for secretary Elmer Requa, then attended the Postmaster's funeral at St Olaf Lutheran Church. Plans for a Requa memorial await President Ferris Furtney's return from Miami for the Kiwanis International convention.

Holy Land Elmer Requa St. Olaf Lutheran Church Requa Ferris Furtney Miami

Roller Rink Goes Up at Riceville

RICEVILLE Iowa Erection of a portable roller skating rink is under way by Ernie Stroebell Cresco on the Frank Reckner property. The rink will have a tent shelter with supports set in cement.

Riceville Iowa Ernie Stroebell Cresco Frank Reckner

What is So Rare as a Dry Day in June

The piece notes Austin’s wet Junes with heavy rainfall in 1958 and 1959, and reports June 1960 showing mixed rain and clouds. It compares June weather to past years, citing 7 to 9 am rain and near an inch overnight, predicting few sunny days and many with wet weather.

Humidity and health tips from a medical expert

Dr H T Hyman explains how both high and low humidity affect comfort and health. He defines humidity, describes insensible water loss through skin and breath, and advises maintaining indoor humidity around 35 to 50 percent at about 70 degrees with a thermometer hygrometer.

SAC Remodels Tankers to Be Command Posts in Sky

At Tinker AFB Oklahoma City three KC 135 Stratotankers were converted to airborne command posts for SAC. One craft will be on 15 minute alert. The modified museum-like interiors include a wide desk, radio positions, and flush switches. Ceiling reaches 35000 feet with a 4000 mile range.

SAC Sky Oklahoma City Strategic Air Command America Air Force Tinker Air Force Base Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Neb Thomas Power White House

Pass Pension Bill to Improve Congress Pension System

Congress moved to expand eligibility for its pension plan. The measure allows service in other federal agencies to count toward the five year requirement and applies to some veteran staffers. Members contribute 7 percent of a $22,500 salary, with pensions up to $18,000 a year depending on years served.

Congress

Fishing Contest Underway at St Ansgar

A fishing contest sponsored by the Sportsmen's Club runs from June 15 to June 30 in St Ansgar Iowa on the Cedar River. Prizes of five dollars go to the person catching the most carp and the largest carp. Catches are registered with Kenneth Leigaard at the St Ansgar Locker Plant.

ST. Ansgar Iowa Sportsmen's Club Cedar River Kenneth Leegaard

Wentzel Memorial Unit Camp Dedi cation Planned in San Francisco

A unit camp of the 1st Battle Group 8th Cavalry in San Francisco will be dedicated to Austin soldier Dave W Wentzel killed on Heartbreak Ridge in the Korean War. Wentzel 27 died November 21 1951 and was buried Memorial Gardens. He earlier served in WWII and later in Korea with the 1st Cavalry Division.

1St Battle Group 8Th Cavalry San Francisco Heartbreak Ridge Dave W. Wentzel James Wentzel 15Th Ave Wentzels Army Ronald L. Baggett Austin Wentzel Memorial Gardens 1St Cavalry Division

Six EUB Youth Confirmed at Sargeant Church

Confirmation of six young members held at Zion Church Sargeant listing Diane Anderson Carol Jones Eldene Miller Gregory Reid Clinton Sparks and Lois Van Buskirk.

Sargeant Church Zion Church Sargeant Grace Church Spring Valley Diane Anderson Carol Jones Eldene Miller Gregory Reid Clinton Sparks Lois van Buskirk

Three Burned in Olivia Farm Explosion

An explosion and fire at a farm machine shed in Olivia Minnesota injured three men from nearby Bird Island area. Sparks from an electric drill ignited gasoline causing burns to Fabian Sheehan Tommy Keltgen and Dave Tersteeg. Sheehan and Keltgen hospitalized in good condition. Tersteeg released after treatment. Car owned by Vince Keltgen father was destroyed and the shed badly damaged.

Olivia, Minn Fabian Sheehan Tommy Keltgen Dave Tersteeg Bird Island Sheehan Keltgen Tersteeg Vince

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Gordon Anderson Albert Lea R. Norman Miller Clem Vinck Dagmar Ruble Harvey Fiala F. P. Meany Cecil Botz Cafe First Methodist John D. Pickett C.S Chicago, Illinois M. C.S.T The Christ, Scientist Austin, Minnesote Todd Park Kay Felton Shaui Hartnell Faith Keating Connie Fischer Cindy Grimley Maj Alfred Gorton Luther Morris Furniture CO Sisk Encyclopedia Britannica CORE U.S Seattle Wash Alderson R. C. Alderson Kiwanis Club H. T. Hyman M.D Weathercaster Ing the Accordion Shop Austin, Minn Washington House Eisenhower Senate Wentzel Memorial Austin High School 82Nd Airborne Division France Holland Germany Olivia Farm Ee Tey Ole On Bell S Howell Bell & Howell Weta Praia Ba Ead Lady Goodjyear 4Th Ave. NW
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