St Olaf Hospital births noted for multiple families
Birth announcements list six newborns at St Olaf Hospital and area families in Austin and Riceville. Names include Lori Jean, Jeffery Alan, Lynne Marie, and others with birth dates June 6 to June 24. Obituary notes Mrs. Benjamin Schultz dies after lingering illness at St Olaf Hospital. funeral services planned in Austin and Waltham.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Donald Barnes
AusTin Rt. 3
David Edwards
1St Ave
Richard Anderson
Ist Ave
Austin
Seth Crabtree
Riceville
Lori Jean
Raymond Knapp
Jeffery Alan
Benjamin Schultz
Austin Rt. 5
Ben
Herbert Cameron
LeRoy Co-op Elects 3 Men
LeRoy Minnesota scene three directors elected at annual meeting of LeRoy Cooperative Grain and Stock Co Russell Brownlow re elected and Carl Knudson and Cap Wolthoff chosen to succeed Harvey Bundy and Stuart Hale August Stohr R G Jarrud and Carl Smith presented annual reports total sales for the year reached 1 359 810 93 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy, Minn
LeRoy Co. Operative Grain and Stock Co
Russell Brownlow
Carl Knudson
Cap Wolthoff
Harvey Bundy
Stuart Hale
August Stohr
R. G. Jarrud
Carl Smith
Story Hour Set at Grand Meadow Library
Beginning July 1 a children's story hour will be held every Saturday from 2 to 2 45 p m in the Grand Meadow Public Library. The program open to children ages 4 to 10 is led by Miss Judy Fruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Meadow
Minn
Grand Meadow Public Library
Judy Fruth
Ambulance Run From St. Olaf Hospital
An ambulance departed St. Olaf Hospital Friday at 12 45 pm toward 506 6th Ave NW with transport details listed for the medical run.
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St. Olaf Hospital
6Th Ave
Miss Annetta Becker Medical Address Relayed
Minneapolis report lists Miss Annetta Becker of 304 13th St NE as receiving medical care. The address 3901 Golden Valley Road in Minneapolis is noted for related correspondence.
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Annetta Becker
13Th St
Medical
Golden Valley Road
Minneapolis
G Meadow Class Plans 25th Reunion
A 25th reunion for Grand Meadow High School class of 1936 is set for July 1 at the Grand Meadow Lutheran Church. Kenneth Berg, class member and St. Paul Harding High School principal, will MC. Dr. Hedi Oplesch-Koehler will be guest speaker. The two day celebration includes a coffee hour and a tour of the schoolhouse.
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Grand Meadow
Minn
Grand Meadow Lutheran Church
Kenneth Berg
St. Paul Harding High School
Hedi Oplesch - Koehler
Robbinsdale Public Schools
Youths Beat Boy Walking Home on 2nd Ave NW
An Austin boy walking home from the show was assaulted Friday night by a carload of youths on 2nd Ave NW at about 10 10 p.m. The victim and two companions were approached as two or three youths jumped from the car and attacked him.
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Austin
2Nd Ave
Farr to Speak at Dodge DFL Rally
George Farr state chairman of the Minnesota DFL Central committee will speak Sunday at the Dodge County DFL rally at the Elmer and Lowell Trom farm home west of Hayfield. Farr, Concordia College graduate, has taught and served as DFL Executive Secretary and secretary to Governor Freeman. Rally committee heads are Ernest Hokenson ticket sales Lowell Trom arrangements and Mrs Jean Buckingham food. Supper served 5 30 to 8 p.m.
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George Farr
Minnesota
DFL Central Committee
Dodge County
DFL
Elmer and Lowell Trorm
Hayfield
Farr
Concordia College
Moorhead
Orville Freeman
Ernest Hokenson
Lowell Trom
Jean Buckingham
Dexterous 4-H Girls Bake Apple Pies
The first beginners group of the Dexterous 4 H Club baked apple pies during a Thursday session at the Art Pater home. Judy Pater demonstrated salad making and Mrs Glenn Rieser assisted. Lunch was served by Mrs Pater.
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Art Pater
Judy Pater
Glenn Rieser
Pater
Congress Bans Giant African Snail Imports in 1953
Legislation enacted in 1953 prohibits the importation of the Giant African Snail. The law targets controlling a pest species and preventing ecological and agricultural damage. The act sets penalties for violations and outlines enforcement mechanisms.
St Edward's Holds First Vacation School
St Edward's Church conducted its first vacation school of religious instruction closing Friday with 77 pupils enrolled. Sisters M Odile M Brian M Nadine and M Cleta led instruction with lay aides Miss Mary Jo Cotter Marcelline Daniels Carole Cotter Lynn Miller and Victoria Slowinski. Parents toured the school and shared coffee. Rev Dan Corcoran and Sister Odile spoke on religious duties. First Holy Communion is set for Sunday.
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St. Edward's Church
Association of the Holy Childhood
M. Odile
M. Brian
M. Nadine
M. Cleta
Mary Jo Cotter
Marcelline Daniels
Carole Cotter
Lynn Miller
Victoria Slowinski
Dan Corcoran
M. Odie
Odile
Rev Bohr Attends Iowa State In Service For Pastors
Rev Joseph Bohr pastor of Riceville Immaculate Conception Church attends an Iowa State University in service training program for pastors. The session theme is Changing Iowa and is conducted as part of a statewide church leadership initiative.
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Bohr
Riceville
Iowa
Joseph Bohr
Immaculate Conception
Iowa State University
Jowa Anglers Face Trout Stamp Requirement
Five northeast Iowa hatcheries and 20 conservation officers will sell trout stamps starting July 4 as a state law mandates. The $2 stamp must be attached to the $2.50 fishing license for anglers on streams stocked with trout, with sales paused until the effective date. Hatcheries in Lansing Decorah Big Springs Backbone and Sabula participate along stocked streams.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Lansing
Decorah
Big Springs
Backbone
Sabula
Six Girls Seek July 4 Queen in Riceville
In Riceville Iowa six candidates vie for the Fourth of July Queen title led by Ann Hawf daughter of Rev and Mrs Herschel Hawf with a 60 vote lead over runner up Mary Feather. Other contestants include Barbara Lubbert Glenda Annett Mary Dynes and Jo Ann Fritcher. Events include a tractor rodeo sponsored by the FFA and a Lancers parents club meeting with a report on the Wiscon sin Rapids trip and July parade schedule.
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Riceville
Iowa
Ann Hawf
Herschel Hawf
Mary Feather
Barbara Lubbert
Glenda Annett
Mary Dynes
Jo Ann Fritcher
FFA
The
Austin Lancers
Lancers
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Elkton-Dexter Swim Classes Set
Final recreational plans will be covered at the Elkton gym at 8 15 a m Wednesday. Students in the Elkton-Dexter area who wish to take swimming lessons should attend. After the meeting they will be taken to Spring Valley for the first Red Cross swimming lessons.
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Elkton Gym
Elkton-Dexter
Spring Valley
Red Cross
Red Cedar Inn to Seek Long-Term Manager as Knutson Ends Support
The Red Cedar Inn board defends the project and guarantees contractor repairs for a year. It will pursue long-term management terms and hold Knutson Hotel Corporation liable for costs, while inviting local prospects to manage the inn amid a shift after Knutson terminates its contract. Knutson cites a business dispute and union disagreements, expressing mixed notes on Austin, Minnesota’s community support and promising assistance to future management.
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Red Cedar Inn
Knutson
Knutson Hotel Corporation
Austin
The
Austin Hotel,Motel Co
Local Nursery Ad Offers Wide Range of Plants
A garden center promotes a large selection of potted trees shrubs evergreens and roses with emphasis on top quality stock available for immediate purchase.
Strike Ends at Stokely Van Camp Plants in Fairmont
Union workers at three Stokely Van Camp canning and freezing plants in Fairmont Minnesota accepted an interim contract after a four day strike. The agreement adds 14 cents an hour with six cents retroactive to June 1 for regular workers and four cents from management when the old contract expired. Additional four cents will be added in December and seasonal workers gain two cents retroactive to March 1 plus two more on June 1. Negotiations resume June 27.
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Fairmont, Minn
Stokely, van Camp Inc
Truji ll o family asks removal from public works monuments
Rafael Trujillo's sons and his widow urge President Joaquin Balaguer to erase their names from public works monuments nationwide in the Dominican Republic.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
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Elliott
Gray Sadie
C. E. Anderson
Paulus
Campbell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
George Harvey
LeRoy Co-op
G. Meadow
Glenwood Hill
First Methodist Church Bible School
Washington-Northern Idaho Council
Bryan Butcher
Patty Curtin
Jerry Hanson
Dodge
St. Edward's
Oakland
Brickle
Jowa
All Red Cedar
Friday Knutson
Austin Daily Herald
G&g
Ninebork
Fessen
Southgate Nursery
Sterling Shopping Center
Debmicorn SC
Spen
National College
Patricia Weaver
Pittsburgh
New York
Patricia
Wilson College
Chambersburg, Pa
Marsha Lynn Thompson
Kirkwood
Montana State College
Carole Reinhart
Roselle
N.J
University of Miami
Bonnie Jean Schafer
of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
AP Photofax
Fairmont
Sterling Drugs
Walgreen Agency
Sterling Shopping
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