PIANIST JOYCE SCHOTTler FACES 44 POUND LUGGAGE LIMIT
Joyce Schottler the 19 year old accompanist for the Austin Choralaires plans a Wales trip with a 44 pound luggage cap. She will manage one suitcase a travel bag and a large purse while the ladies share 88 pounds of luggage. Her family helps sew outfits and she rehearses 8 to 10 hours weekly. She expects to cover costs by working at a drive in and looks forward to Europe.
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Joyce Schottler
Austin Choralaires
Joyce
Julius Schottler
Joan
Kermith Northwick
Austin Singers
Choralaires
Wales
Enterprise School
Austin
Austin Area Servicemen Highlight Two Local Recruits
Private Mary J. Hueman of Austin was assigned to the Transportation School Headquarters Company at Fort Eustis Virginia after joining the Women’s Army Corps last August and completing basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama. Army Pvt. Larry L. Lowe of Rose Creek completed an eight week communications center operation course at Fort Gordon Georgia and is a Rose Creek High School 1959 graduate formerly with Grant’s Construction Brownsdale.
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Wace
Mary J. Hueman
Frank W. Hueman
Austin
U. S. Army Transportation School
Fort Eustis
Hueman
Women’s Army Corps
Fort McClellan
Ala
Nehalem _Ore.) High School
Army
Larry L. Lowe
Mary
Glen A. Lowe
Rose Creek
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Grant
Brownsdale
Blatnik Receives Izaak Walton League Honor in Minneapolis
Rep John Blatnik is honored for water pollution control work at a national Izaak Walton League banquet in Minneapolis. Alden J. Erskine is elected president, with Dr C Lillibridge named treasurer and Burton H Atwood as secretary. Washington reports two US field hospitals donated to Chile after earthquakes, with damage estimated at 300 million to 300 million dollars and over 1,200 dead.
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Minneapolis
John Blatnik
D-Minn
Izaak Walton League
Blatnik
Alden J. Erskine
Sioux City
Iowa
Busi
Washington
Chile
U. S
Walter Howe
Howe
Rev Pearson Assigned to New Charge in Sioux City
The Rev Richard L Pearson left St Ansgar and Little Cedar Methodist churches for Sioux City where he becomes pastor of Crescent Park Methodist Church. Appointed by Bishop Ensley at the North Iowa Annual Conference in Marshalltown he has led St Ansgar and Little Cedar since 1953, the longest tenure.
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ST. Ansgar
Iowa
Richard L. Pearson
Little Cedar
Sioux City
Crescent Park
F. Gerald Ensley
North Iowa
First Methodist Church
Marshalltown
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Iowan and County Commission
Commission Pan Christian Vocations
Marble Players Take Steamer Trip
Youthful contestants in the national marbles tournament of the Veterans of Foreign Wars took a day off Friday and rode a Detroit River steamer to Bob-Lo Island. They resume semi final play this afternoon.
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Eaton Rapids
Mich
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bob-Lo Island
Craft Races Set For Sunday at East Side Lake
Firemen anticipate a large crowd for free boat races at 1 p m Sunday on East Side Lake with 100 hydroplanes and runabout drivers from the northwest. The Midwest Power Boat Assn backs 16 heats with up to 16 boats each for a $500 purse. Velocity reaches 100 mph as Navy pilots perform an air sea rescue demo at the Aviation Day show.
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Austin
Austin Jaycees
East Side Lake
Northwest
Midwest Powerboat Assn
Iowa Car Hits Freight Train Near MelIntire
Robert Graves escaped serious injuries when his 1952 sedan struck a slow moving Great Western freight train at a crossing one fourth mile north of MelIntire around 10:30 p m Wednesday. The impact tore the car apart and crushed it beside the driver but Graves suffered only minor cuts and bruises. The car’s generator was hurled through a locomotive window as the train was switching. Graves faces possible careless driving charges.
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Riceville
Iowa
Robert Graves
Great Western
MelIntire
Graves
Bear roped on ranch becomes zoo gift after jail stay
Kenneth Grimes sighted a bear on his Oklahoma ranch and using a fast horse roped the animal. The bear spent several days as the sole prisoner before becoming a gift to the Oklahoma City zoo.
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Ada, Okla
Kenneth Grimes
Oklahoma City Zoo
New Portage Lake lift bridge stalls during debut
The new Portage Lake lift bridge in Houghton Michigan failed to lift on signal Friday. The J F Schoellkopf Jr carrying coal dropped anchor to halt, cutting a cable and severing telephone links to the Keweenaw Peninsula. Michigan Bell estimated damage over 10000 dollars.
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Houghton, Mich
Portage Lake
J. F. Schoellkopf Jr
Keweenaw Peninsula
Iowa to Open LNG and Gas Pipelines From Southwest States
The Iowa Commerce Commission announced that two new pipelines carrying liquefied petroleum gas and unrefined gasoline from Texas and New Mexico will begin operation in the state soon.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Texas
New Mexico
New Penal Chief Praises Iowa Prisons
Benjamin Baer Iowa's new prison director praised the states penal institutions while noting much work remains for inmate rehabilitation. The former San Quentin associate warden has been on the job only weeks and reports well maintained facilities and good custodial care as a foundation for reform.
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Des Moines
Benjamin Baer
Iowa
Baer
San Quentin
Calif
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Dr. Co. C. Lillibridge
Crete, Neb
Burton H. Atwood
Simetka, Ill
Rev. Pearson
New
Hormel Institute Laboratories
Co. A. Hormel & Co
8Th NE
Oak
Todd Park
Mower County Farmers Union
Milton Maxwell
le Sueur County
International Federation of
Fairgrounds
The
Historical Society
State Grange
Wold Chamberlain Field
Austin, Minn
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Chinander Auto Body CO
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