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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

6

City Accepts 40670 for Airport Strip in Belt Line Plan

Austin City Council approved a 40670 settlement with the Minnesota Highway Dept for a 52 foot strip along the west side of Municipal Airport and Hangar Drive as part of the Belt Line project. The 120 foot wide parcel includes the hangar site but not north side property. Alderman Diederich dissented seeking spending details. officials expect salvage value when hangar is removed.

Austin Minnesota Highway Dept Municipal Airport

Set Activities at City Parks

City Park activities include hikes, carnivals, a pet show and a picnic led by the Park and Recreation Department. Neveln children hike to the pool, Decker playground kids pack lunches for a hike, Kaufman hosts a pet show, Dhesner and Galloway hold hikes and a carnival, with a softball game closing Friday between Neveln and Sut ton playgrounds.

14 Park and Recreation Dept Neveln Decker Playground Pic Kaufman Dhesner Galloway Sutton

Lutheran Delegates Convene at Onamia

Delegates to the American Lutheran conference travel from St. Peter's Church Toeterville Iowa and From Toeterville reach Onamia Minnesota. Rev William Kamke Fred Langrock and Paul Hartwig accompany Rev Otto Staehling and Myrtle church delegates.

Toeterville Iowa Onamia Minn St. Peter's Church William Kamke Fred Langrock Paul Hartwig Otto Staehling Myrtle Church

Council Delays Annexation Talk at Country Club Area

Austin councilmen paused action on annexing a portion of the Country Club area amid legal questions about adjoining property and city limits. They also weighed selling the Gendler building for city hall use and Utilities Dept needs, with bids opened for a lift station and a new fire pumper.

Austin Country Club Gendler R. A. Dunnette Attorney General's Office Fred Vogel Chatham and Maple Streets Gendlers Utilities Dept Vogel Utilities Board Martin Bustad Hansen

Co. H Soldiers Qualify in Small Arms at Camp Ripley

Forty two men of Company H qualified in small arms firing at Camp Ripley. Commanded by William Buechner the unit is two weeks into training at Minnesota encampment after three days of M 1 rifle and carbine firing. Notable scores include Richard J Keating as expert with 152 and others earning expert sharpshooter and marksman ratings across pistol and rifle categories.

Co. H Camp Ripley William Buechner Minnesota Richard J. Keating Clifton J. Reed Lellen L. Jones Duane A. Bartholmey William H. Cox Gerald P. Kramer Lowell H. Jensen Robert O. Lee Allen K. Rector Lester E. Keck Duane D. Orth James B. Lyle

Four Austin Students Enroll at Luther College Sessions

Four Austin area students join Luther College summer sessions in Decorah Iowa. They are Paul Schultz and Joan Youngdahl from Austin and Lorna Haugland Anderson and Dorothy Duenow from Lyle.

Austin Area Luther College Decorah Iowa Paul Schultz Joan Youngdahl Austin Lorna Haugland Anderson Dorothy Duenow Lyle

Jane Affeldt Attends Lutheran Caravan Briefing

Jane Affeldt of Riceville attends a briefing on Lutheran caravaners at Valparaiso University Indiana. The caravan will travel for six weeks.

Riceville Iowa Jane Affeldt Harold Affeldt Valparaiso University Indiana

Dexter carriers attend all day program in St Paul

Gary Bakker a St Paul newspaper carrier in Dexter and Richard Morrow will attend an all day program for carriers and friends in Como Park St Paul on Wednesday.

Dexter, Minn Gary Bakker St. Paul Dexter Richard Morrow Como Park

Early Bonus Filing Urged for Korean Veterans in Mower County

Mower County veterans urged to file for the Korean bonus promptly. Frank Dunsmore, the veterans service officer, said 27 percent of eligible county veterans have filed, about 3,300 are eligible, and only 872 have filed. The State Senate authorized payments beginning July 1 but kept a $15 million cap, with $9 million already processed and to be paid within two weeks after July 1. remaining funds on a first come, first served basis until exhausted. Office hours and Saturday hours are listed.

Mower County Frank Dunsmore Veterans Service State Senate Dunsmore

Mayor Mistook Man in Woman’s Clothes, Police Informed

Mayor Baldy Hansen observed a person dressed as a woman near Chatham and Oakland. After a routine check by police the individual was revealed to be a male youth from Southern Minnesota whom a physician later treated as a mental health matter.

Baldy Hansen Chatham Oakland Hansen Minnesota

Adams to Receive Sewage Plant Bids

Bids for the Adams sewage treatment plant will be opened at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The plant, partly funded by federal aid, will be built along the Little Cedar River west of Sacred Heart Church. An in-drive over the Milwaukee tracks to the site has been completed.

Adams, Minn Adams Little Cedar River Sacred Heart Church

Districts Name Officers Today

Common school districts will elect one officer at annual meetings today. In districts without secondary units, a three member board handles management with a chairman, clerk and treasurer. The meeting opens to residents and may set the tax levy, review budgets and hear officer reports. There are 11 common districts in Mower County and one joint district with Freeborn County.

Mower County Freeborn County

From City at Temperance Camp Centennial Youth Camp

Diane Schonsby and Dana Jean Lillie left today to attend Centennial Youth Temperance Camp at Medicine Lake near Minneapolis. Sponsored by Austin WCTU with Mrs H C Medianus president, the week will honor Minnesota's centennial. Rev Iver Grover will speak on Alcohol and the Indians at 7 30 pm Wednesday. An Indian girls quartet will perform. Diane Albers will be guest at the banquet Friday. Alumni Day and WCTM guests will attend sessions and the banquet.

Diane Schonsby Lake Dana Jean Lillie Monroe Centennial Youth Temperance Camp Medicine Lake Minneapolis Austin Wctu H. C. Medianus Iver Grover Diane Albers Centennial Minnesota Women's Christian Temperance Mothers

Youth Is Fined for Beer Possession

Robert D. Wiebrand 18 of Tappi was fined 10 dollars for driving the wrong way on a one way street and 15 dollars for 3.2 beer possession. Roger T. Schaefer 18 of Adams was fined 25 dollars after being charged with 3.2 beer in possession.

Robert D. Wiebrand Tappi Wiebrand Austin Moscow Street Roger T. Schaefer Adams

Taopi Youths to Attend Bible Camp

Taopi Minnesota Taopi Covenant Church youths will attend the Stony Point Bible Camp from Thursday through Sunday. The junior camp opens Sunday evening per Rev Nathan Noreen pastor. There will be no services at Taopi Sunday.

Taopi Minn Taopi Covenant Church Stony Point Nathan Noreen

Steak Fry At St Peters Lutheran Church

Toeterville Iowa hosts a steak fry on the church lawn organized by St Peters Pairs of St Peters Lutheran Church in Toeterville on a recent Sunday.

Toeterville Iowa St. Peters St. Peters Lutheran Church

Come Dry Day and Skeeters Will Catch It

Austin to begin annual mosquito spraying on a dry day after rain delays. Alderman Paul Johnson told the Council the operation awaits a rainless day, with city crews and rented equipment ready. Mosquito swarms have grown in recent days, prompting action.

Skeeters Paul Johnson

Golf and Tennis Tourneys Set by Austin Dept

The Austin Park and Recreation Dept announces the annual girls golf and tennis tournaments. Golf begins 8:30 a.m. Monday at Ramsey with a 50 cent entry fee. players report Monday morning. Tennis starts Tuesday at the Athletic Field courts at 9 a.m. Registrations run 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday and Friday at the Athletic Field courts and Thursday at the Municipal Pool courts.

Austin Park and Recreation Dept Claire Cleary Ramsey

Youths Report on Koronis Camp at Lake Koronis

Nancy Blanchard and Barbara Heydt reported on the Koronis Lake youth camp during the Sargeant EUB Church fellowship. An offering for Red Bird Mission in Kentucky was collected during the devotional hour. The Kermit Evans family hosted the event.

Sargeant, Minn Lake Koronis Nancy Blanchard Barbara Heydt Sargeant Eub Red Bird Mission Kentucky Kermit Evans

Sherman Tank to Message at Mower County Fairgrounds

A demilitarized Sherman tank from World War II will join the Mower County Fairgrounds displays August 4 to 10. The Army gifted the tank to the Mower County Pioneer and Historical Society, which plans rail transport from Rock Island to the fair site. Senator Ed Thye and State Senator P. J. Holand helped secure the gift, with Holand coordinating the transfer and exhibition plan.

Mower County Fairgrounds Army Mower County Guy Wold U. S Ed Thye P. J. Holand Thye Holand

Two Injured in Fatal Crash Near Austin

Two Austinites suffer nonfatal injuries while a third occupant dies when a car veers off Highway 105 six miles south of Austin at about 5 45 p m Saturday. Lois Harrison age 16 and Kneal Hinders age 38 are stated in satisfactory condition at St Olaf Hospital. Coroner George Stahl to convene a six man panel Monday evening to probe possible criminal negligence in the death of Lowell Fretty age 23.

George Stahl Hinders

CAP to Hold Rescue Test in Austin

CAP to Hold Rescue Test in Austin with members flying their own planes for a search and rescue mission at Fairmont on Sunday. Major Baldy Hansen and others participate while Robert Schupp pilots the Austin squadron’s L-4. A briefing is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday led by 1st Lt. Howard Fenner.

Austin Cap Fairmont Baldy Hansen Richard Hallman Raymond Olson Walter Gieske Melvin Ehmke Robert Schupp Austin Squadron CAP Minnesota Howard Fenner

Bible Pupils Give Program at Dexter

Dexter Minnesota Methodist Bible School at Dexter closed Friday. Rev. Eugene Tate from Hamline University led the week’s program with teachers Esther Foster Leland Vermilyea Morrison William Spear Sharon Wicks Dorothy Root Dixie Kennedy Marilyn Rabine and Maxine Nichol. Students presented a program in church Sunday and showed craft work. Rev. William Foster, pastor, spoke.

Dexter Minn Methodist Bible School Eugene Tate Hamline University Esther Foster Leland Vermilyea Morrison William Spear Sharon Wicks Dorothy Root Dixie Kennedy Marilyn Rabine Maxine Nichol William Foster

Name Chosen for Proposed 7-County Scout Council

Representatives from seven counties chose Mississippi Valley Development Committee as the proposed Girl Scout Council name. The area spans Mower Dodge Olmsted Fillmore Winona and Houston counties with parts of Wabasha and Buffalo counties in Wisconsin under consideration. Otto Quale of Owatonna chairs the group. Sub committees on jurisdiction finance personnel and services were named. The jurisdiction sub committee will meet in Rochester July 10 with a full committee meeting in Austin July 24 to review site recommendations. Local members at Winona included J G Hunting Sr Kenneth Laufie and Mrs F L Young. Others attending were Mrs J G Hunting and Mrs Roland Young the executive director.

Mississippi Valley Development Committee Winona Mower Steele Dodge Olmsted Fillmore Houston Wabsaha Buffalo County Wisconsin Otto Quale Owatonna Kenneth Laufie Austin F. L. Young Rochester Area Council J. G. Hunting Roland Young

Rotarians Learn Outdoor Cooking Techniques

Miss Dorothy Carlson using the alias Miss Nancy Haven demonstrated barbecue sauce and shrimp kebabs with swordfish California style marinades. Rotarians Roger Nelson and William Todd wore chef hats and made an onion marinade and shrimp kebabs served to members. Carlson spoke for Western Beet Sugar Producers Inc noting a $30 million annual Minnesota beet sugar flow with $12 million in wages.

Dorothy Carlson Nancy Haven Roger Nelson William Todd Carlson Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc Minneapolis Minnesota

Trinity Leaguers View 'High Room' in Color Film

In Lyle Minnesota the Senior League of Trinity Lutheran Parish viewed a color movie titled The High Room. Mary Ann Chilson chaired the program, Betty Larson led devotions, Ruth Leidall planned recreation, and Roger Reuter presided at the business session.

Several Accidents Cause Over $1,000 in Damages

Police report four traffic accidents Monday and today caused over $1,000 in damage. At First and Bridge a collision damaged Virginia Thompson’s car $450 and Elmer L. Klagge’s car $175. Other crashes on Fox Drive, South River Street, and Baldwin and Second caused lesser damages to listed vehicles and parked cars.

Virginia Thompson W. College Elmer L. Klagge Greenwich South River Street Thomas Whelan Gorve Ordene M. Waldee Ohio Baldwin Larry J. Swenson N. Kenwood John R. Roebke

American plane damaged by snowstorm in Ontario

An American aircraft was forced down in a snowstorm sweeping Northwestern Ontario and struck a highway sign. It was towed to a service station, repaired, and then departed from the highway.

Ontario Canada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ernest Diederich George Weiss Airport Committee Leon Johnson Robert Hunt H. W. Hurlbut Earl Dunfee Eugene Levine Nic George C. Cashman Emil M. Olson Col Albert Hopfe and Son Council Ing Luther Oncrete Hwy North, Austin Imits, Inc Great Western Depot Chicago Great Western Anes Dahlberg Bootery Dahlberg Hearing Center City Koronis Camp St. Ansgar Austin Daily Herald Florence Halvorson Miss Flossie Dodge Sherman Scout Council Trinity Leaguers View ‘High Room Fox Drive Hormel Fredrick J. Schubacker W. Bridge Luella E. Schroeder Euclid Austin Drug Water East Side Pharmacy Railway & Water Olds Usem Chevrolet CO Oldsmobile Quality Dealer's East Bridge
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