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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

12

Died and birth notices from St Olaf area births

Vital Statistics from St Olaf Hospital and surrounding towns list births on June 22 in Austin and Milwaukees area and June 17 in Milwaukee. It also records deaths of Julia Nelson 91 Blooming Prairie Wade Taylor 83 Riceville and George Adrian 79 St Ansgar with funeral details. Additional obituaries for Mary Gilgenbach Roy Kearns and memorials follow.

Julia Nelson Blooming Prairie Clayton Marie) Golliet Portland Ore Rex Myra) Wiley Tangerine Fla Emil Ingvalson Mary Gilgenbach Mary Smith Gilgenbach Adams, Minn Margaret Nicholas Smith Johnsburg Minn Joseph Gilgenbach Tappi Austin St. Olaf Hospital Flora Isadore Nelson Ann Walter Krebsbach Albert of Wilfred Frank Wagner Sacred Heart Church Adams Msgr Raymond Snyder Sacred Heart Cemetery Wright Hagen Worlern Funeral Home Circle 22 Luther Hall God Roy Kearns Gary and Susanne Kearns Richard K. Morgan

Hospitalized residents named in local medical list

The report lists Lavern Thurnau of Austin Route 2,J Alvin Johnson at 206 14th St SE,and Mrs Harlan Joseph of 809 16th Ave SE as hospitalized or receiving medical care.

ST. Olaf Hospital Lavern Thurnau Austin Rt. 2 J. Alvin Johnson 14Th St. SE Harlan Joseph 16Th Ave

Needham Reports 2nd Quarter Loss

Sioux City Iowa Needham Packing Co says first quarter ending July 2 will be hurt by reduced livestock supplies. President James L Needham notes cattle supplies have since increased and earnings prospects for the second quarter and beyond should improve as supplies become available.

Sioux City Iowa Needham Packing Co James L Needham

Lack of Funds May Halt REA Power Systems

The Rural Electrification Administration faces a near halt in lending as the Budget Bureau withholds 95 million dollars in loan funds for the year ending June 30. Agriculture Secretary Freeman and REA Administrator Clapp urged immediate release to honor approved loans, with past years seeing 300 million plus annual lending.

OVIDA Martin AP Washington Rural Electrification Administration Budget Bureau Congress Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman REA Norman Clapp National Rural Electric Cooperative Association White House Johnson

Antiquated Draft System Sparks House Hearing Critique

Rep Rich ard S Schweiker calls Selective Service outdated likens it to horse and buggy in a jet age and urges national standards and a single pool of registrants. Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey defends local boards and opposes a centralized computer or lottery system while stressing the program as vital to national survival.

Wilbur Martin Washington House Richard S. Schweiker R-Pa Lewis B. Hershey Armed Services Committee Schweiker Hershey

Safe-Crackers Might Not Be Legal

In San Francisco a jail safe refused to open as Chief Deputy Jailer Tom Burns faced a four hour delay. A locksmith finally opened the safe while four or five safe-crackers were confined and unable to drill without access. Burns commented he wondered if the act might be illegal.

San Francisco Tom Burns Burns

LeRoy Class of 1956 reunion plans 1971 event

Le Roy High School Class of 1956 held a reunion in Rochester and arranged their 15th anniversary meeting for 1971. Planning committee members were Mrs. Ann Heppelmann, Mrs. Sharlene Beisell, and Paul Eastwold. Attendees included numerous couples and individuals from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin. Ankeny’s Dairy Foods celebrated June Dairy Month with “The World’s Largest Cow” display and milk-simulation activity for children Mark and Mike Ankeny.

LeRoy High School Leroy, Minn Rochester Ann Heppelmann Sharlene Beisell Paul Eastwold Shelly Gail Kruse Shelstad Roger Bonnie Hawkins Sandra Brownlow Bowers Janice Ridenour LaVonne Fortney Ankeny’s Dairy Foods 5Th Pl Sculptured Advertising Co Sparta Wis

1 000 Watch Horse Show at Spring Valley

More than 1,000 spectators attended the largest horse show sponsored by the Spring Valley Saddle Club. Ray Voight of Tappi and his horse Cheeta were high point winners, taking firsts in barrel racing pole weaving and rescue racing with sixth in reining. Other winners include Kenneth Blood Spring Valley Niel Larson Preston Dale Hanson Cresco Allen Hanson LeRoy Clinton Peterson Preston Jerry Markham Wykoff Larry Compton Tappi Peter Kuhlmann Elkton Daniel Rasmussen Brownsdale.

Spring Valley Minn Springs Area Saddle Club Sunny Ray Voight Tappi Cheeta High Point Kenneth Blood Niel Larson Preston Western Pleasure Dale Hanson Cresco Iowa Hitching Allen Hanson LeRoy Clinton Peterson Jerry Markham Wykoff Larry Compton Peter Kuhlmann Elkton Daniel Rasmussen Brownsdale

Steffen Enrolls in Summer Class at State University

Enrollment for the 1966 summer session at Wisconsin State University River Falls totals 1 389 up from 1 198 in 1965. Among those enrolled is John Steffen Ellis Junior High School instructor. Of the enrollees 1 080 are in regular academic classes and 289 attend special workshops and clinics including a Hawaiian tour for credit and two NDEA institutes. Workshops cover social science physical education language arts space program nuclear physics mental health and coaches clinic.

Wisconsin State University River Falls Wis John Steffen 1St Ave Ellis NDEA

Kiwanis Hear Saylettes Band at Club Luncheon

The Kiwanis luncheon at Holiday Inn featured the Saylettes accordion band led by Wilbur Sayles. They will perform at 8 p.m. tonight in the Austin High School Auditorium. Two new members, Michael C. Goess and Robert Dudley, were inducted with M. G. Rolfson serving as installing officer.

Saylettes Kiwanis Club Holiday Inn Wilbur Sayles Austin High School Kiwanians Michael C. Goess Robert Dudley M. G. Rolfson

Retired Teachers Convention Slated in Minneapolis

The National Retired Teachers Assn NRTA will hold its biennial convention in Minneapolis July 6 9. Founder and president Dr Ethel Percy Andrus will discuss the expanding program of the 180 000 member group while Dr Walter Clement Alvarez syndicated medical columnist will be the banquet speaker on July 6.

National Retired Teachers Assn Minneapolis Ethel Percy Andrus NRTA Walter Clement Alvarez

Region 10 Dairy Princess Judging Opens in Stewartville

Eight southeastern Minnesota counties showcase dairy with 24 contestants at Southeastern Dairy Days in Stewartville on today and Saturday. Coral Larson of Adams will be Region 10 dairy princess, with attendants Diane Eisterhold and Linda Anderson.

Stewartville Minn Minnesota Coral Larson Adams Mower County Diane Eisterhold Linda Anderson Sargeant Karmen Larson LeRoy Dodge

Red Wing Man Charged With Horse Whipping

Red Wing Minnesota man Henry Richardson a 53 year old carpenter faces an aggravated assault charge after allegedly horse whipping his 11 year old stepson Jay Carlson in Mazeppa A municipal court hearing was held Tuesday Richardson was jailed on a 5000 dollar bond Carlson testified the boy was whipped several times over failing to close the chicken coop using an old fashioned buggy type whip

Red Wing Minn Henry Richardson Mazeppa Jay Carlson Richardson

Medical Seniors to Work at Mayo Clinic

Six University of Minnesota Medical School seniors will spend 25 weeks at Mayo Clinic in Rochester as part of their final year work toward an MD. The program, announced by both the university medical school and Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, places undergraduates with patients under Mayo physicians. Mayo Clinic faculty will supervise, with Rochester as a division of the university’s Graduate School.

University of Minnesota Medical School Mayo Clinic Rochester University of Minnesota Medical School Mayo Graduate School of Medicine University

New Tax Stamp Deadline Set for July 1

District IRS director George C. Lethert warns that manufacturers and businesses registered must reregister and pay for Federal occupational stamps by July 1 for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1966. Stamps required before dealing in gaming devices wagering narcotics marijuana distilled spirits wines beers or stills. First time businesses must register and pay before engaging in these products.

George C. Lethert Internal Revenue Lethert

Build New Church at Lime Springs

Construction on the Methodist Church in Lime Springs Iowa has begun by George R Jackson Construction Co of Dubuque. Tuckpointing to match the brickwork on the education unit added earlier will be finished in two weeks.

Lime’ Springs Iowa George R. Jackson Construction Co Dubuque

Livestock and grain market report from Midwest exchanges

Prices paid by Geo. A. Hormel for cattle and calves show little strength with mixed demand, hogs steady to higher on barrows and gilts, sheep moderately active with lambs firm. Chicago and Minneapolis offerings feature steady to lower hogs, steady cattle, mixed grain futures, and New York produce and poultry activity.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co ST. Paul ST. Paul, Minn USDA Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago U.S California Minneapolis Minn S.D NEW York Poultry New York

Stocks Update From New York At 1 P.M.

At 1 pm the market shows diverse gains and losses across the industrials and oils. Notable figures include Allied Chemical 39 5, International Harvester 48, Amoco 54, IBM 11, Boeing 76, RCA 51, Chrysler 41, GE 114, Texaco 71, US Steel 45, Armour 37, and Shell Oil 60, with many industrials in the 30s to 50s range amid broad activity.

Allied Allis Mont Dak Avco Corp Mont Beth Sd Nt Dairy Boeing N Am Av Boise Cas N Gas Brunswk Nor Pac Carpillar Nw Air C&nw Nw Banc Chrysler Penney Pepsibly ComEd Phillips Con Coal Pillsby ContCan RCA Red Owl Deere Douglas Rexall Rey Tb du Pont Sears Sinclair Elee Mobil Oi Gen Food Sp Rand Gen Mills St Brands Gen Mtl St Oil Cal Gen Tel Ind Gillett St Oil NJ Goodrich Swift Goodyear Texaco Gould Texas Ins GtNo Ry Union Oil Gulf Oil US Steel

Pastor Gerald Petsch elected to Fort Dodge Lutheran Home Board

The Rev. Gerald L. Petsch pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church near Osage Iowa was elected to the Board of Directors of the Lutheran Home Findings Society of Fort Dodge. The Home is affiliated with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.

Osage Iowa Gerald L. Petsch St. John’s Lutheran Church Here Lutheran Home Findings Society of Fort Dodge Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod

Mower County Board Sets Redistricting Hearing

On motion of Commissioner Sha and seconded by Commissioner Geiber the Mower County Board unanimously adopts a resolution to redistrict the county. A public hearing is scheduled for July 1, 1966 at 7 30 P M in the Court House annex Austin Minnesota with three weeks of notice to be published starting June 9 1966. Dated June 8 1966.

Sha Geiber Mower County Board of Commissioners Mower County Mower Count Board of Commissioners Austin Minnesota Austin Daily Hero Webster Johnson Graham Uzlik

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