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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

2

Births Reported at St. Olaf Hospital

The bulletin lists newborns to multiple families with addresses in Austin and surrounding areas. Spanning June 21 to June 24, births include boys for Magee Nolan Handahl Kershaw and girls for Lunde Hanson McFarland, with several families noted as former Elkton residents and some births outside Austin. Funeral services are announced for Thursday afternoon.

St. Olaf Hospital Kenneth Magee Patrick Nolan Gordon Handahl Ralph Kershaw Adams Olaf Lunde Austin Rt. 4 Olaf Hanson W. College George McFarland Baldwin Miller Rd Austin Marlo Filo Ceylon Miha Holy Family Estherville Iowa Elkton Harold Marion Ostrander Baldner

Marriage Licenses for Ronald McClain and Bonnie Clark

Ronald L. McClain of 702 Lincoln and Bonnie Mae Frances of 102 Franklin obtain a marriage license. Lenard D. Clark of Austin Route 2 and Lois J. Falck of 1812 Mower Drive also receive a marriage license.

Ronald L. McClain Lincoln Bonnie Mae Frances Franklin Lenard D. Clark Austin Rt Lois J. Falck Mower

Deaths Albert Miller 84 at Rice Memorial Hospital

Albert Miller, 84, died Monday at Rice Memorial Hospital Will... He was a longtime resident and active community member. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Albert Miller Rice Memorial Hospital Will

Funeral services for Anna May Sansom

Miss Anna May Sansom aged 76 died Monday afternoon at St Olaf Hospital. A former music teacher at the Iowa School for the Blind in Vinton she lived with Mrs Hazel Nelson at 602 West Maple. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday.

Anna May Sansom St. Olaf Hospital Iowa School For the Blind Vinton Hazel Nelson Maple

Funeral services for Mrs Belle J Paulson at St Olaf Church

Funeral services for Mrs Belle J Paulson age at 1104 West Maple are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Olaf Lutheran Church with Rev M E Hauge officiating. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Jordan Mortuary until noon Wednesday and at the church until service time.

Belle J. Paulson W. Maple St. Olaf Lutheran Church M. E. Hauge Oakwood Cemetery Jordan Mortuary

Funeral services for Miss Anna May Sansom

Funeral services for Miss Anna May Sansom will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Jordan Mortuary Chapel with Rev. M. E. Hauge officiating and at 2:30 p.m. Iowa time at the Tipton Methodist Church. Interment will follow in Masonic Cemetery, Tipton.

Anna May Sansom W. Maple Jordan Mortuary Chapel M. E. Hauge Iowa Methodist Church Tipton Masonic Cemetery

Funeral services for Albert Miller in Willmar

Funeral services for Albert Miller of Willmar Minnesota are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Jordan Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Carl W. Brown officiating. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery.

Albert Miller Willmar, Minn Jordan Mortuary Chapel Carl W. Brown Oakwood Cemetery

Mrs Dorothy Priem 1905 1958 obituary note

Mrs Dorothy Priem daughter of Emil and Esther Rohden was born July 17 1905 at Lanyon Webster County Iowa and departed this life June 15 1958. She was baptized and confirmed at Mission Covenant Church Lanyon Iowa. She attended Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Iowa State College.

Dorothy Priem Emil Esther Rohden Lanyon Webster County Iowa Mission Covenant Church Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa State Col

Widow of Ames woman remembered for devotion and faith

Funeral tribute recalls a life of motherhood and service. Surviving are Laurence her husband and three children Rosalie Donald and Barbara with her parents and siblings in Iowa and California. Her faith in Jesus Christ and Proverbs 31 28 29 cited. Her family shared the favorite hymn Turn your eyes upon Jesus.

Delphie A. 0. Anderson Whittier Calif LaVerna T. A. Brindley Ames Earth Heaven Jesus Christ

Card of Thanks notices from multiple families

A collection of acknowledgments expresses gratitude for cards gifts flowers and hospital and church support. Individuals thank doctors nurses pastors circle groups and friends for care during illness bereavement and funeral periods with appreciation to specific church leaders and relatives.

St. Olaf Hospital Dr. Nesse Mr. Banks Sumner School Pastor Swenson Pastor Hauge Pastor Braaten Sandra Bugge Harold Anderson van Cleve Neale Johnson Circle Five Red Oak Grove Church Ed Goodmanson Rev Hoover Nora Grant Mohn Rev. Bervin

Memorial Hospital at Osage记记忆

Miss Lillie Prescott Adams of Minn is memorialized in a death notice noting her passing and connection to Memorial Hospital at Osage.

In Memoriam Merle Barton Remembered by Family

In Memoriam to Merle Barton who was killed June 23, 1950. Husband, father and brother remembered as loving and kind, upright and true. He left beautiful memories and is sadly missed by wife, daughter, mother, brothers and sisters.

Merle Barton

Court fines and penalties for traffic violations

A list of residents from Iowa Minnesota and Texas faced fines for speeding improper turns and other traffic offenses. Notable fines include Keith Becker $10 for restricted license violations John Hulme $10 for wrong way on a one way street and Donald W Daniels $25 bail for truck height violations. Lincoln Cole pleads innocent to careless driving and a few cases involve licensed suspensions and fines up to $100 for drunken driving.

John W. Hulme Sheldon Lydia Nemitz Rochford Elmer E. Steil Oskaloosa Iowa Robert K. Graves Osage Donald E. Patrick Mitchell Lee G. Resnick Sandstone Minn Keith W. Kasten Rose Creek Edgar R. Prigge S. Fifth LeRoy S. Johnson Lyle Donald W. Daniels Owatonna Delvin E. Zinter Ronald E. Keilen E. Collins Glen R. Tucker Dexter Theron W. Yapp McKinley John F. Conners Albert Lea Ivan N. Bartholomew Lincoln H. Cole Mapleview Jerome Heimsness E. Hope Richard A. Kendhammer la Crosse Frederick J. Krafta Joseph W. Wolf San Antonio Tex Duane N. Howe E. Winona James Bell W. Allegheney

Probe details on Goldfine case and alleged favors

Harris accuses SEC and FTC of special treatment for Goldfine as investigators reveal Adams received expensive favors. SEC pursued East Boston Co. for unfiled reports 1948 to 1955, settling in 1956 with a $3,000 fine and compliance. Gadsby defended lack of improper influence, noting White House and senators were briefed as routine. SEC chair stresses firm action and pursuit of a stiffer penalty than won in court.

SEC Goldfine The East Boston Co East Boston White House Adams Gadsby Frederick G. Payne Maine Norris Cotton

Railroad Receives $500 Conscience Money

A Great Northern Railway clerk found five new $100 bills, clipped to a paper bearing the word conscience. Officials believe Congressional activity to aid railroads stirred a conscience gift mailed from North Dakota on a railway post office car and the Western Star streamliner. Treasurer R. M. O'Kelly called the $500 the largest conscience contribution the railway has ever received.

ST. Paul Great Northern Railway Great Northern Congress North Dakota Western Star Streamliner R. M. O'Kelly

Senate-House clash over unemployment relief funds

The legislature debated distribution rules for a 1.5 million relief fund. The House urged targeting counties with high unemployment and low benefit coverage in manufacturing, mining, or transportation, while the Senate favored directing funds through the Public Relief Advisory Commission for broader needs. Tensions rose as Sen. Gordon Rosenmeier urged countywide use and Sen. Elmer Peterson pressed for a higher grant. a 13 week extension of benefits was linked to an estimated 8 million cost to employers.

Senate Minnesota Public Relief Advisory Commission House Minnesota Gordon Rosenmeier Little Falls Elmer Peterson Hibbing Charles Root Minneapolis Elmer L. Anderson St. Paul Gov. Freeman Anderson

U.S. Army Education Programs Expand in France

In six high schools and 44 grade schools in France, classes are now maintained for children of U. S. Army personnel. American high school graduates go on to study in French universities.

France U. S. Army

Costs rise in May across overall index and medical care

The May cost of living increase stems from higher medical premiums in cities like San Francisco and Kansas City and higher physician and hospital rates. Transportation costs climbed due to gasoline prices and used car demand, while new car and tire prices fell. Labor officials forecast continued service cost rises and possible meat price stability until fall. After tax earnings for factory workers edged up about 35 cents weekly as hours increased.

Blue Cross San Francisco Kansas City Hersey E. Riley Labor Department

Chesapeake Bay: America’s largest Atlantic coast inlet

Chesapeake Bay measures about 200 miles in length and ranges from four to 40 miles in width making it the largest inlet along the U S Atlantic coast.

Chesapeake Bay United States

Polaris Given Strenuous Test

CAPE CANAVERAL FL A swift Polaris experimental rocket lifted today in a demanding test of guidance and control systems. The Navy said the craft followed a path with abrupt pitches, then tumbled and burst apart after fuel burnout 25 seconds after liftoff.

Cape Canaveral Fila Navy

House Delays Action on Foreign Aid Bill

Washington AP reports the House postponed consideration of a compromise foreign aid authorization worth 3.675 billion dollars until Wednesday. Speaker Sam Rayburn cited convenience of the Foreign Affairs Committee for the delay and earlier scheduling.

House Washington Sam Rayburn D-Tex Foreign Affairs Committee

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