Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital
Vital statistics list births to eight couples at St Olaf Hospital with six daughters and two sons born on June 23 to six families at various addresses and two more on June 24 and June 25. Names include Larson Schulz Barrows Small Meinhard Whalen Kloeckner Ingersoll with addresses in Bauman River Fifth Park Herzog Oak and Water streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Orlin Larson
Bauman
Dale Schulz
S. River
Stanley Barrows
Adams
Robert Small
N. Fifth
Robert Meinhard
Park
Thomas Whale
Marriage Licenses Issued for Klingsheim Freed and Two Couples
Otto P. Klingsheim of Mapleview and Alice A. Freed of Brownsdale obtained a license on June 23. Allen L. Hansen of Adams and Gertrude A. Erickson of 1403% E. Water also secured a license on June 23.
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Otto P. Klingsheim
Mapleview
Alice A. Freed
Brownsdale
Allen L. Hansen
Adams
Gertrude A. Erickson
E. Water
Clarence G Larson Named Inga M Larson Heir
Clarence G. Larson is named in a notice filed by Inga M. Larson dated June 25. The document records a legal inheritance action and identifies the parties involved and the date of filing.
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Clarence G. Larson
Inga M. Larson
Death of Harold Jahnke at 48
Harold Jahnke, 48, died unexpectedly this morning. He resided at 103 Bank and is survived by his wife Marie. Funeral arrangements by Mayer Funeral Home will be announced later.
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Harold Jahnke
Bank
Marie
Mayer Funeral Home
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs White dies at St Olaf
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White of Austin Acres died shortly after birth this morning at St. Olaf Hospital.
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Jerry White
Austin Acres
St. Olaf Hospital
Don Wilder Dies After Sudden Heart Attack in California
Word came of the death of Don Wilder early Saturday morning in Burbank California after a heart attack at his home. A former Austin resident he served for years as a city fireman. Survived by wife Gertrude Graves of Brownsdale and five children.
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Don Wilder
Burbank
Calif
Austin
Gertrude Graves
Brownsdale
Death of Albert Miller in Olympia Hospital
Albert Miller died June 19 at a hospital in Olympia Washington after suffering a stroke. He is survived by his wife a daughter a brother James A Miller of Dexter and two sisters Mrs Kalina of Nebraska and Mrs H G Hormel of 709 High Street.
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Albert Miller
Olympia
Wash
James A. Miller
Dexter
Kalina
Nebraska
H. G. Hormel
Card of Thanks to doctors nurses and ministers
Card of thanks from Russell Smith for flowers cards and support. Appreciation goes to Dr Murray Dr David Anderson Dr Wright and all nurses and aides. Also thanks to Rev Campbell Rev Plummer and visiting ministers.
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Murray
David Anderson
Wright
Friends
Clubs
Rev Campbell
Rev
Plummer
Russell Smith
In loving memory of Merle Barton six years ago
To the beautiful memory of Merle Barton who passed away six years ago, June 23. His smiling way and pleasant face are a pleasure to recall. He had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. Lovingly remembered by his wife, daughter, mother, brothers and sisters.
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Merle Barton
Transit Schedule Snippet to St Olaf Hospital
A fragment shows a Sunday timetable noting a trip at 10:20 a.m. from 1004 W College to St Olaf Hospital and a 7:10 a.m. trip from 607 S Kenwood to an unclear destination. The second leg remains incomplete in the text.
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W. College
St. Olaf Hospital
Kenwood
Court Fines and Sentences From Municipal Court
C J Edward Rhodes of Texas was fined 15 dollars or 10 days for writing a check with insufficient funds. James L Weitzel of Hollandale got 60 days in county jail for carrying a switch knife. Robert B Moore of Austin paid 18 50 for speeding. Myron R Yanzer of Lansing Austin Rt 4 forfeited 10 dollars for running a red light.
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C. J. Edward Rhodes
Texas
James L. Weitzel
Hollandale
Robert B. Moore
Austin
Myron R. Yanzer
Lansing
Robert Houston
Austin Rt. 4
Burglar Loots Wheeling Café And Wrecks Bar Supplies
City police seek a burglar who raided a Wheeling cafe taking roast beef hamburgers candy bars and cash. The thief also dumped a keg of beer on the floor and poured eight bottles of whisky down the drain.
Grocer Co-op Hears Reports Elects Board
The 15th annual meeting of Associated Grocers Cooperative Inc Blooming Prairie convened with reports on sales and patronage refunds. W. E. Thiede reported $2,906,168.14 in sales. $68,314.60 patronage refunds were distributed. Board members elected for three year terms: H A Roth Rochester C S Larson Albert Lea G S Nelson Austin. Retained: R S Nelson Brownsdale R V Hocking Rochester E M Beltach Blooming Prairie C F Green Owatonna.
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Associated Grocers Cooperative, Inc
Blooming Prairie
Associated Food Stores
Minnesota
Raymond
Nelson
Brownsdale
Henry B. King
Chicago
Cooperative Food Distributors of America
Associated Grocers
CFDA
W. E. Thiede
H. A. Roth
Rochester
C. S. Larson
Albert Lea
G. S. Nelson
Austin
R. S. Nelson
R. V. Hocking
E. M. Betlach
C. F. Green
Owatonna
Death of Fleet Adm King Ends A Naval Era
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King died in Portsmouth Naval Hospital at age 77 after years of failing health. He directed the wartime U S Navy to victory over Germany and Japan and was the first officer to hold both commander in chief of the fleet and chief of naval operations posts after Pearl Harbor.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest Joseph King
Germany
Japan
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
King
U.S. Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Son of Famed English Actor Finds Hollywood Path
Ronald Howard arrives in Hollywood to forge his own name as an actor. He acknowledges inevitable comparisons with his father Leslie Howard, noting acceptance differs between England and the United States. Howard portrays a Southern officer in Django while previous roles echoed his father's lighter heroes. He also starred in the Paris Sherlock Holmes TV series, aiding his own image buildup.
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Hollywood
Ronald Howard
Leslie Howard
Leslie
Howard
Ashley Wilkes
Ronald
Heavies
Spain
Paris
A Wonderful World for Children Free Goods for Babies and Kids
AP Newsfeatures describes a Bantam Books title promising free goods and services for children from birth onward. It details free baby care booklets magazines samples toys patterns and government and private sources, plus chapters on free opportunities for older youth and lists of free books films and activities for various hobbies and travel.
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Peter Cardozo
Bantam Books
United States
Rasmussen Endorsed After Heated DFL Convention
The Minnesota DFL endorsement favored Rasmussen on a heavy vote after debates. Key backers included Rep. E. J. Chilgren and A. I. Johnson, with supporters and critics debating his past opposition to Gov. Freeman. Humphrey was urged as a national ticket asset, while Eisenhower faced sharp criticism over desegregation delays.
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Rasmussen
Rep
E. J. Chilgren
Littlefork
A. I. Johnson
House
Benson
John T. Lyons
St. Paul
Gov. Freeman
Farmer-Labor Party
Floyd B. Olson
Back Humphrey
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Orville Freeman
DFL
Hemenway
Ray Hemenway
Albert Lea
Gerald O'Donnell
Helga Nielsen
Litchfield
William Kubicek
Rosemount
Ann Vetter
Minneapolis
Victor Pappenfuss
Winona
Marge Maki
North St. Paul
Arvonne Fraser
Dorothy Jacobson
Gerald Heaney
Duluth
Richard O. Hanson
Heaney
Hanson
Ernest Pearson
Hibbing
Charles Gardner
Victor Jude
Maple Lake
Kingsley Holman
Bloomington
State Central Committee
L. J. Lee
Bagley
Ruth Bye
Orville
Typhoid Carrier Visit Risks and Health Advice
Public health guidance discusses precautions when a typhoid carrier visits with four children. Immunization is advised if visit cannot be avoided, with ban on food and drink handling and strict bathroom hygiene, plus consulting health officials. The column also covers eyelid puffiness, possible kidney disease, beer consumption effects, and acid indigestion risks.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
A.I. A
Firemen Free Toddler From Iron Fence In La Mesa
In La Mesa California a two year old boy named David Sandifer tangled his head in a wrought iron fence while reaching for a puppy. Firemen pried the bars apart to free him and he was unharmed.
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LA Mesa
Calif
David Sandifer
David
Wire fixes in New Jersey lead to license plate fine
A North Brunswick patrolman helped a motorist tighten a loose plate with wire. They were embarrassed when learning that days earlier another motorist had been fined for using wire to attach a plate.
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North Brunswick
N.J
Police Truck Sign Advertising for Help in Belleville
A police truck displayed signs on its sides reading Men Wanted For Police Department to attract applicants. Civil service exams were planned for five more police officers and four additional firefighters.
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Police Department
Fire Department
Reader questions coffee caffeine removal and health
A reader asks if decaffeinated coffee with 97 percent caffeine removed is less harmful. An expert replies caffeine is the most active chemical in coffee and some people react unfavorably, so decaffeinated coffee would be less harmful for them. The expert notes it is possible to remove most caffeine.
Austin Area Service Man Returns After Army Honor
Everett Stanley Haney arrives home after receiving an honorable discharge from the Army. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haney of Austin Route 4.
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Everett Stanley Haney
Everett Haney
Austin Rt. 4
Eugene Eppen Earns USC Mechanical Engineering Degree
Eugene Eppen son of Mr and Mrs Marsdene Eppen 1107 Medary received a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Southern California Los Angeles He also received a commission as ensign in the Navy and after ten weeks study at San Francisco will be stationed aboard the USS Orlock Mr and Mrs Eppen attended the graduation ceremony
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Eugene Eppen
Marsdene Eppen
Medary
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Eppen
Navy
San Francisco
U.S.S. Orlock
Grocer Receives Note and Money Over Old Store Error
In Nowatta Oklahoma grocer Mel Landers received by mail an unsigned note a $20 bill and two one dollar bills. The note claimed to compensate for a past overcharge at the store and included interest on the error.
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Nowatta
Okla
Mel Landers
Law Bans Military Officers From Civil Government Posts
In 1870 a statute barred military officers from holding civilian government positions, to separate military and civil roles and curb potential conflicts of interest within public administration.
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