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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

3

Union Asks Volunteer Work Stop in Parks

Austin Park and Recreation Board postponed a vote on a union demand that park facilities not use volunteer labor. The issue stems from the Austin Softball Association’s use of volunteers under supervision to set up bleachers and erect snow-fencing for Dowd control, with the union arguing all labor should be paid.

Austin Park and Recreation Board Park Board Austin Softball Association Park Marcusen Park Northwest Field Fred Miles United Auto Workers of America Miles Tom Belton Park and Recreation Belton Wagner Construction Co Carr Plumbing Wagner Construction Chesner Park Bustad Addition

Vogel Elected VP of Minnesota Municipal Judges

Judge Vogel was elected vice president of the Minnesota Municipal Judges Association during the convention in St. Paul. The group met with the Minnesota State Bar Association as part of its proceedings, with Judge Herbert Wilcox of Bloomington named president. Vogel noted discussions on switching lower courts to county courts and said the change could be proposed to the legislature next session.

Fred G. Voel Minnesota Municipal Judges Association St. Paul Minnesota State Bar Association Herbert Wilcox Bloomington Vogel Voie

Grave Vandals Steal Urn From Oakwood Cemetery

Mrs. Robert Wiseman discovers urn missing from her mother’s grave at Oakwood Cemetery. The urn placed shortly before Memorial Day by Mrs. Wiseman contained a metal tag with her mother's name. She suspects it was stolen and notes it wasn’t paid for.

Oakwood Cemetery Robert Wiseman 8Th Ave

Drivers Hurt in Highway Crash Here

The crash on Highway 218 N five miles north of Austin at 10 45 a m involved Fred W Husemoller 68 Austin Rt 5 and Richard L Bell 32 Rochester. Both vehicles owned by Swift and Co Mason City Iowa division were total losses. Husemoller cited for failure to yield.

Austin Mower County Minnesota Highway Patrol Fred W. Husemoller Austin Rt. 5 Richard L. Bell Rochester Bell Swift & Co Mason City Iowa Husemoller

Beating at Lyle Dairy Night Sparks Suspicions in Contest

More than 600 attended Lyle Park events Saturday night as Howard Lewick won a milking contest against Diane Klassen amid suspicions of collusion with Travis Hawkins, judged by Hawkins and other officials. The evening featured the Lyle High Band, an ice cream social, door prizes, and plans for a 8:30 p.m. Thursday meeting of the Lyle Area Development Corporation at the American Legion Club.

Lyle’s Lyle Park Howard Lewick Commercial Club Mower County Diane Klassen Lewick Lion’s Club Travis Hawkins Lyle High School Lyle- Nevada Ladies Aid Lyle Area Development Corporation American Legion Club Lyle-Nevada Farm Bureau Lyle Businessmen

City Crashes Leave Four Cars Damaged in City Traffic

Two interstate crashes in Austin cause about $350 in damage to four vehicles. No injuries reported. At 11 02 a m Roger W Dooley 60 and Loren K Enfield 39 collided at 1st St and 2nd Ave NW with $100 damage each. At 12 07 p m Frank Dvorak 65 and Roger Przytarski 16 collided at 2nd St and 5th Pl NW causing $100 and $50 damage respectively.

Austin Roger W. Dooley 21St St. NE Loren K. Enfield 7Th St. SE 1St St 2Nd Ave Dooley Frank O. Dvorak 707Th Ave. NW Roger J. Przytarski Austin Rt. 4 2Nd St 5Th Pl. NW Dvorak Przytarski

Car Demolished in LeRoy Crash Injures Driver

Roger A. Jacobson, 29, of LeRoy, escaped serious injury after his car left Highway 56 and struck a Phillips 66 sign. He reportedly fell asleep and missed a curve, demolishing the vehicle and causing about 300 dollars in sign damage.

Roger A. Jacobson Le-Roy Jacobson

Devils Pit to be shown at Teen Rally in Austin

The film Devil's Pit depicting addiction and gang wars among teens in Chicago and New York will be shown at a Teen Challenge Rally at the Austin Assembly of God Church at 211 1st St SE at 8 p.m. Thursday. Evangelist Carl King will speak, as Teen Challenge operates under the Assemblies of God to aid youth gangs and drug addicts.

Chicago New York Austin Assembly of God Church 1St St. SE Evangelist Carl King Assemblies of God

YMCA Board Extends Drive to Raise Funds for Center

The YMCA Board of Directors won a one week extension to boost fundraising for the Community Center after promising Lysne Construction to proceed. A motion to approve construction without the six lane pool and Health Club failed narrowly as officials seek $72,000 more.

Ymca Board of Directors Health Club Maxwell Lysne Construction

City Council Opens Bids on Airport Taxi-Way Jobs

Austin Municipal Airport bids for a new taxiway and parking lots were opened and bids reviewed. Northwest Bituminous of Savage and Alland Bros. Austin submitted bids, with the city planning 1965 runway extension funds and a traffic study on related projects. A zoning petition near the airport and a beer permit decision for a softball tournament were also discussed along with lake pollution sampling and traffic safety measures.

Austin Municipal Airport Northwest Bituminous Company Savage Alland Bros Austin Airport Richard E. Garmaker Minneapolis University of Minnesota Lakers City Planning Commission Northwest Bates Einhaus, Vogel Enright Diederich Alderman Daily Terp

Chaplain Links Theology to Peanuts in Chapel Talk

Carleton College Chaplain Dr. David Maitland framed theology through comic strips in a Ro tarians gathering at the Red Cedar Inn. He cited Charles Schulz’s Peanuts to illustrate human values and the divine, noting man’s mix of goodness and fallibility and the need for relationship with God.

David J. Maitland Carleton College Red Cedar Inn Maitland Charlie Schultz Ameri God Schultz

Region 10 Dairy Princess Contest in Dodge Center

Diane Klassen of Adams Minnesota enters the Region 10 Dairy Princess pageant with attendants Annette Stier and Karen Weness. A 7 p m banquet opens the event at the Dodge Center High School lunch room followed by an 8:15 p m parade with eight county floats and bands. The Region Princess will be crowned about 9:30 p m and regional winners advance to the Princess Kay of the Milky Way contest in August.

Dianne Klassen Adams Mower County Annette Stier Grand Meadow Karen Weness Dodge Center

Services Arranged for Youthful Crash Victim Scott Irwin

Memorial services for Scott Irwin nine son of Mr and Mrs Ray Irwin Riceville will be held at 2 p m in Riceville Methodist Church with Rev Robert Leverenz officiating Scott died in a three car crash in Fonda Iowa His family members were passengers in the Irwin car Nancy 14 and Dennis 16 were injured along with Mrs Irwin who remains hospitalized with pelvis and hip injuries The funeral and burial are set for Sac City Iowa.

Scott Irwin Ray Irwin Riceville Riceville Methodist Church Robert Leverenz Scott Fonda Iowa Sac City Irwin Nancy Dennis Sac City Hospital

Lightning Sparks Fire at LeRoy Farm House

Firemen answer Monday night to a storm struck home of Mrs Anna Jensen south of LeRoy. Lightning hit a socket in an upstairs bedroom and spread from a lamp to a mattress, scorching a wall. Fire confined to one room. Kenneth Hanson cuts hand, needs seven stitches after window is broken and mattress removed.

Anna Jensen Soth LeRoy Kenneth Hanson

Osage 4-H Plans Evening Personality Development Study

Osage senior 4-H members meet at 8 p.m. in the Home Trust clubrooms for a four part study on Personality Development led by Ivan Lappin area 4-H agent. Sophomores juniors and seniors from last school year are invited to participate.

Osage Home Trust and Savings Bank, Osage Ivan Lappin

Fifteen year old girl unconscious after Fountain Lake incident

Lucienne Arnold fifteen remained unconscious in critical condition at Naeve Hospital after being pulled from Fountain Lake at Albert Lea. A boy named Larry Kanne bumped into her as he swam toward the dock. lifeguard Bob Machacek administered mouth to mouth until a rescue squad arrived.

Albert Lea Minn Lucienne Arnold Fountain Lake Naeve Hospital Lucienne Arthur Arnold Arnold Southern Minnesota Health Center Larry Kanne Bob Machacek

Jaycee July 4th Project Slated

At Monday night’s Jaycee meeting the annual Let Freedom Ring project was discussed along with a July 18 regional meeting in Owatonna. A vehicle safety check will be run by Jaycee members and an orientation for new members is planned at the Orvis Anderson home, 1707 4th Ave NW, on June 29.

Jaycee Owatonna Orvis Anderson 4Th Ave

Shrine Host to Two Groups at Circus Show

Local rest home residents and retarded children will be guests of the Austin Shrine Club this afternoon at the annual Shrine Circus at the Fairgrounds. After the matinee, an 8:15 p.m. performance rounds out the one day stand. A litter of baby elephants, arrived during the Clyde Bros. Circus tour in Canada, will participate in the parade tonight.

Austin Shrine Club Fairgrounds Shriners Clyde Bros. Circus Canada

Burglars Break Into Tiny's Tap Twice

Mitchell County Sheriff Mer Vel Angell reported a second break in within a week at Tiny's Tap in Carpenter Iowa. On Monday June 15 thieves forced a rear door and took beer and cigarettes before a second attempt early Sunday morning when a side door was forced. nothing was missing. Night marshal Clarence Schrage alerted authorities and the investigation continues.

Mitchell County Mervel Angell Tiny Carpenter Iowa Marshall Clarence Schrage

Model Taconite Plant on Display at Hoyt Lakes Bank

A $300 million Erie Mining Co taconite operation model is on display at First National Bank, Hoyt Lakes, until June 29. The exhibit explains the process with lights and panels while highlighting Erie’s 1953 start, 1957 operations, 2000 plus jobs, yearly payroll of $18 million, and $25 million annual maintenance. The project includes Hoyt Lakes plant, a 74 mile railroad, a new harbor, a 150000 kW plant, and pits. Erie is owned by Bethlehem Steel and partners, managed by Pickands Mather.

Erie Mining Co Hoyt Lakes Minn First National Bank Erie Minnesota Iron Range Lake Superior Bethlehem Steel Corporation Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Interlake Iron Corporation The Steel Company of Canada, Limited Pickands Mather & Co

Mill Building Burglarized and Mixer Stolen

Thieves or children possibly aiming at pigeons broke into the old General Mills building at 4th Ave and 6th St NE through south doors. A window at 1110 3rd Ave NW was shot out with a BB gun and an electric mixer was reported stolen from Merrell J. Morgan’s home.

4Th Ave 6Th St. NE James F. Marvlet 3Rd Ave Merrell J. Morgan 2Nd Ave

Iowa Youth Tours Omaha Air Force Base

David Christensen and three guests toured Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha Nebraska on Tuesday June 16 as a partial award for his winning science fair projects at Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. He looks forward to a Navy Science cruise starting August 31 and has been invited to exhibit his project at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines.

David Christensen St. Ansgar Marlin Hanson Kermit Kittleson Ward Dunn Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Neb David Des Moines Cedar Rapids Navy

Lite A Bike Project Set This Week

Four sites in Austin for the VFW Post Lite A Bike program run Wednesday through Saturday. Reflektorned taping starts 4 p.m. at St Edwards Sumner schools with others at Banfield Shaw Southgate Neweln Woodson. Participants sign tickets for a drawing to win a bicycle after receiving safety literature.

Austin Vfw Post Elmer Forthun Forthun St. Edwards Sumner Banfield Shaw Southgate New

Travelog Highlights Hawaii at Austin Camera Club

T A Webster presented a Hawaii travelog at the Austin Camera Club meeting. Monthly slide contest winners were A Kuhn J Hawkins and F Ries. Print contest winners were A Kuhn and J Hawkins. The annual club breakfast is set for 8 to 10 a.m. June 28 in Todd Park.

T. A. Webster Hawaii Austin Camera Club A. Kuhn J. Hawkins F. Ries Todd Park

New Youth Director Named for Austin Church of Christ

Darrel D. Stanley, a Minnesota Bible College student and son of South Africa missionaries, arrives in Austin to serve as assistant minister focusing on youth activities. Local minister Walter E. Blanchard says the new hire completes the church staff alongside the Education Director.

Darrel D. Stanley Minnesota Bible College Minneapolis Austin Church of Christ 2Nd St. SW Stanley Lynn Stanley Church of Christ Missionaries Port Shepstone South Africa United States Walter E. Blanchard

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Weber 2Nd St. NE Alfred Schwab Mendota Heights 133Rd Air Transport Group Minnesota Air National Guard Viking Division Austin and Fort Richardson Alaska Fred Vogel Carl King Y Board Cliff Maxwell Roger Nelson 4Th St. NW Nelson Daily East Side United Fund Chaplain Shrine 1St National Bank General Mills Omaha Air Force Base Camera Club Travelog Darrel Stanley Hormel Plant Hormel-Kilvert Organization United Kingdom Hormel Frank Bernardy Howard Elkins Lloyd's Industries, Ltd Vert William Kenyon Kilvert’s Manchester England
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