Births Reported at St Olaf Hospital and One in Boston
Vital statistics list six births at St Olaf Hospital in Rose Creek Blooming Prairie Sargeant Austin Acres and a seventh at Boston Mass to Mary Nelson Ryland formerly of Rose Creek. obituary style details note the mother 32 years 11 months 27 days with siblings and relatives. funeral services held at United Lutheran Church Chester Hill Cemetery interment as listed.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Harold Felten
Rose Creek, Son
Victor Bungum
Sargeant
Harold Blumenshein
W. College
Irwin Tiegen Jr
Austin Acres
Austin
E. D. Ryland
Boston
Mass
Ryland
Mary Nelson
George Nelson
Rose Creek
Orvin
Kilammoth Falls
Ore
Ione
Arnold Lightly
Linsworth
Harold
LeRoy
Edward
Waterloo
Iowa
Anna Marguerite
United Lutheran Church
E. H. Dahle
Willis Johnson
Karen Wilson
Oakley Stockdale
Ray Soderquist
Max Leslie
Donald Dahl
Harold Larson
Percy Allom
Wesley Schmidt
Robert Derr
Harvard Barr
Herman Heikes
Chester Hill Cemetery
Chester
Marriage Licenses Granted in Various Cities
Paul R. Kretchman of Greenwich and Joanne Westphal of Franklin. Larry B. Ness of River and I. Joan M. Dunker of Lyle. Gerald R. Jan of Chat ham and Sharon H. Kautz of Burr Oaks. Eugene J. Ripke of Owatonna and Linda L. Hansen of Grove. Robert J. Jurrens and Ruth E. Brandau, both of Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Kretchman
N. Greenwich
Joanne C. Westphal
N. Franklin
Larry B. Ness
N. River
Obituary: Lowell Fretty 1935 1958
Lowell Lee Fretty born January 12, 1935 in Armstrong Iowa died after a June 21 auto crash. Survived by wife Lindy Cole his parents Elmer and Jennie Fretty three sisters and two brothers with funeral at Trinity Lutheran Dexter and interment Oakwood Cemetery. Out-of-town mourners came from Milwaukee Iowa Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lee Fretty
Armstrong, Iowa
Elmer and
Jennie Fret
Mr. Fretty
Freeborn County
Elkton
Armstrong
Dexter Trinity Lutheran Church
Navy
Lindy Cole
First Lutheran Church
Northwood
Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dexter
H. P. Bauer
Oakwood Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Jimmy Peterson
Merlin Cole
Merlin Askeland
Jake Fretty Jr
al Ellingson
Fred Richardson
Norman Mathews
Donald Richardson
Melvin Jones
Dennis Morrow
Duane Williams
Bill Jones
James Jones
Fretty
Elmer Fretty
Austin
John Bonnes
Maryne
Mathew Gerlach
Delbert Monnier
Kenneth Fretty
Verle Fretty
Grand Meadow
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnesota
Anna Fairchild Pioneer Chester Native Dies in Cresco
Anna Fairchild born June 20 1925 in Fillmore County Minnesota to Lars and Petra Osland. She grew up in Chester, married Glenn Fairchild April 1 1945 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, and had four children Gene Patricia Audrey and Rebecca. She was active in United Lutheran Church Chester Ladies Aid and Scout work. She died June 17 1958 at Mercy Hospital Cresco Iowa.
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Anna Fairchild
Fillmore County
Minn
Lars
Petra Osland
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Anna
Chester
Chester High School
Hamilton School of Commerce
Mason City
Iowa
Glenn Fairchild
Gene Arnold
Patricia Kay
Audrey Ann
Rebecca Ruth
United Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Mercy Hospital
Cresco
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
Family and friends express gratitude for kindness after the death of a husband and father. Special thanks to Pastor P. H. Bauer and the Ladies Aid for comforting words and lunch. Names include Mrs. Amy Swenson and children. and the Fretty, Bannes, Gerhart, Monnier, and Fret ty families.
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Amy Swenson
P. H. Bauer
Lowell Fretty
Elmer Fretty
John Bannes
Mathew Gerhart
In Memoriam Darrell R Schumacher Three Years Lost
In loving memory of Darrell R Schumacher who passed away three years ago today. Deep in our hearts you are remembered with sweet memories around your name. Loved deeply by Mr and Mrs Ed Schumacher and by his brothers and sisters as a lasting memory of affection.
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Darrell R Schumacher
Ed Schumacher
Ambulance Run From St. Olaf Hospital to Rochester
An ambulance operates Thursday at 8 am transporting patients from St. Olaf Hospital to Rochester.
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St. Olaf Hospital
Rochester
Court News: Mudra Pleads Innocent and Is Guilty
Earl Mudra of London pleaded innocent to non-support but was found guilty and sentenced to 90 days in jail, suspended.
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Earl Mudra
London
Jackie Speaks to Grand Meadow Farm Bureau
Dairy Princess Jackie Krueger addressed the Grand Meadow Farm Bureau stressing dairy products' role in diets and Mower County economy. Afterward she and attendant Marlene Peters served ice cream. Joe Snyder was elected membership captain and announced a July picnic at Mystery Cave near Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Meadow
Minn
Jackie Krueger
Confirmation for Migrants at St Marys Geneva Church
Fifty Spanish speaking migrants were confirmed and 20 migrant children received first Communion at St Marys of Geneva Catholic Church in Newry. Bishop Edward Fitzgerald conferred the sacraments, assisted by Fathers Gengler Coleman Neudecker and OConnell with seven Sisters of Notre Dame and other aides aiding 1 000 migrants in Hollendale Mapile Island area residing at the parish for about three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Sisters of Notre Dame
Hollandale
Maple Island
Two Local Servicemen Return. Headed to Hawaii Tour
Pfc Frederick J Krofta returns to Camp Pendleton Calif after 17 days at home with parents Mr and Mrs Anton Krofta Maple view. He will be at Pendleton a month then depart for Hawaii for two years. Pvt George A Teats son of Mr and Mrs Kleo C Teats Austin Rt 3 completed eight weeks basic training at Fort Carson and serves in engineering corps at Ft Leonard Wood.
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Frederick J. Krofta
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Anton Krofta
Mapleview
Hawaii
Pacelli High
George A. Teats
Kleo C. Teats
Austin Rt. 3
Fort Carson
Colo
Ft. Leonard Wood
Noel Crabtree on 20 day leave before Alaska assignment
Sp-3 Noel Crabtree returns home for a 20 day leave to visit his mother before reporting to duty in Alaska. The leave provides a short family visit prior to the overseas assignment.
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Noel Crabtree
Alaska
Blooming Prairie Starts Sewage Plant Contract Awarded
Blooming Prairie Minnesota to begin a 231000 dollar sewage treatment plant next week after the village council awarded Lysne Construction the 195000 dollar general contract. The project was funded by a 67200 dollar federal grant and 140000 dollars in bonds at 3.14 percent with 20 percent to be assessed against benefited property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysne Construction
Man Hurt in 35-Foot Fall Returns Home in Casts
Stacyville Iowa James Adams suffers fractures of both heels from a 35 foot fall from a barn at the Fred Halbach farm while placing the last laminated rafter for the roof He was treated at St Marys Hospital Rochester and has returned home with both feet in plaster casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Iowa
James Adams
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Fred Halbach
Car slides off road during heavy rain storm near Stacyville
In Stacyville Iowa Steve Krebsbach avoided injury after his vehicle slid into a ditch during a heavy rain storm north of town. Tall rainfall led to slippery roads and the accident occurred Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Iowa
Steve Krebsbach
Clayallee Named for General Lucius D Clay in Berlin
The four lane boulevard in Berlin is named Clayallee in honor of General Lucius D. Clay, former U S military governor of Germany.
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Clayallee
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Kasson Pool Opens for Hayfield Youth Swimming Lessons
Hayfield youngsters can take swimming lessons at the Kasson pool on Monday mornings. Red Cross sponsored classes include lifesaving and adult swimming, offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Minn
Kasson Pool
Red Cross
Britain to attend Geneva talks on nuclear weapons
London says Britain will attend next week's Geneva discussions on nuclear weapons despite Russia threatening to boycott. The Foreign Office spokesman confirmed Britain's participation amid the Kremlin's stance.
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London
Britain
Geneva
Russia
Foreign Office
Miniature theater kept kids busy at Columbus supermarket
A Columbus supermarket has built a miniature theater inside the store to entertain children with cartoons while their mothers shop for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Local ministers attend World Meet in New York
Three Austin ministers Norman Helge, Clayton Jorgenson and Gerald Swygman will join 1175 delegates from southern Minnesota at the Jehovah's Witnesses international convention. Sessions run July 27 to August 4 at Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds with plans for housing 150,000 delegates from 120 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
Norman Hellie
Clayton Jorgensen
Gerald Swygman
Austin
U.N. urged to send emergency force to Lebanon
Premier Sami Solh called for an armed international force to replace observers and seal Lebanon's borders from aid to rebels. Hammarskjold carried the request to New York as a possible General Assembly action loomed to bypass a Soviet veto. Chamoun warned of seeking U.S. and British help if the U.N. aid failed.
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Hammarskjold
New York
Sami Solh
U.N
Lebanon
Solh
United Arab Republic
Security Council
General Assembly
Chamoun
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Vanguard rocket fails in orbit attempt on third launch
The Navy reported Vanguard three stage rocket launches from Florida. First stage reached 35 miles then burned out but second stage failed to reach 300 miles and 18 000 mph. Earlier stages exploded near the pad while later tests sent two basketball satellites into space before plunging back.
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Florida
Navy
Woman Student Threatens School Head in Diploma Dispute
Thelma Jackson, 32, a student at the Northwest Institute of Medical Laboratory Technique, threatened manager Sidney Kaufman with a .22 revolver over a diploma dispute. A fellow student, Philip Fleming, struck her with a telephone, ending the incident. Jackson was held without charges.
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Minneapolis
Thelma Jackson
The
Northwest Institute of Medical Laboratory
William Mahnke
Sidney Kaufman
Kaufman
Philip Fleming
Miss Jackson
Kasson Probationer Taken to St. Cloud
Sheriff Al Reinartz delivers David E. Holtan 20 Kasson to the Youth Conservation Commission at St. Cloud to start a 0 to 5 year sentence for probation violation. Holtan was picked up in Des Moines Saturday on third degree burglary probation breach. Previously suspended term activated.
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Kasson
St. Cloud
al Reinartz
David E. Holtan
Youth Conservation Commission
Holtan
Des Moines
Japanese scientist forecasts volcanic eruptions 24 to 48 hours ahead
A Japanese scientist announced a method to predict volcanic eruptions 24 to 48 hours before they occur. The claim notes improved warning time for nearby populations and aviation safety.
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Tokyo
Supreme Court Asked to Review Little Rock Desegregation Suspension
Lawyers urge high court to fast track review of Judge Lemley’s June order suspending the Little Rock gradual desegregation plan for two years. They argue public opposition and hostile incidents justify halting desegregation already in process and seek an earlier response time for the school board’s reply.
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Little Rock
Supreme Court
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Lemley
Tucson High seniors say tougher courses needed
A Tucson newspaper survey finds 12 of 13 seniors at Tucson High School believe they could have worked harder and that their courses should be tougher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Tucson High School
Papyrus: The Earliest Man Made Writing Material
Papyrus from the Nile provided the first writing surface. Stems were peeled, flattened, laid crosswise, and pressed with muddy water or paste. After hammering and sun drying, a sheet of papyrus formed for writing. Britannica Jr. Encyclopedia.
Farm Bill Moves Toward June Passage Amid Politics
Congress weighs an omnibus farm bill extending surplus disposal and school milk programs with election year influence. Senate action already extended these programs in separate measures. Secretary Benson labels the omnibus bill an economic monstrosity and hodge podge while backing a committee bill easing planting limits in exchange for lower price supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Talks on Geneva Conference Proceeding With Soviet Union
A hurried conference with Dulles led to a decision to go ahead and send an overnight note to the Soviet Union demanding attendance at Geneva on schedule or face exposure for pressuring the U S for concessions while not genuinely seeking a halt to atomic tests with proper safeguards. London and Paris welcomed and urged the talks.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Missile Plant Walkout Ends at Chrysler Detroit
In Detroit Chrysler’s guided missile plant ends a three day wildcat strike by United Auto Workers Local 1245 after members voted to return to work per UAW international order. A Circuit Court order limited mass picketing while two pickets were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW International
UAW
Walter Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Hayfield Farmers Union Unit to Meet Tonight
The Hayfield Farmers Union unit will gather in the Hayfield High School community room for a business session this evening followed by a card party after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield FU
Farmers Union
Hayfield High School
City Council Discusses Vehicle Removal and Meeting Plans
The council debated whether a city truck was ordered out of service after a city engineer said he was told to retire it. Mayor's absence delayed a full report as a Monday meeting was planned and a Wednesday committee slot was noted.
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Nelson
Austin
Lund
Diederich
Johnson
Jacob
al Haakenson
Bertha Haakenson
Hector
Minn
Brown Swiss Group to Hold State Picnic
Minnesota Brown Swiss breeders will hold their state picnic Saturday at the Old Elm Farm on Highway 14 south of Winona. A morning business meeting and an afternoon judging and type school are planned. A discussion of green chop feeding will be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Old Elm Farm
Highway 14
Winona
Lorna Lee Named to Luther Honor Roll
Hayfield Minnesota resident Lorna Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter J Lee was listed on the Luther College honor roll for the second semester in confirmation of academic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Lee
Luther
Hayfield, Minn
Peter J. Lee
Hayfield
Luther College
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Kenneth Winzenburg
Blooming Prairie, Son
Brownsdale
Kenneth Fret
Mr. and
Memoriam
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Jackie
Blooming Prairie
Fall Leaves Hospital
E. Mill
Johnson Hardware
Hayfield Kids
Sears Roebuck and Co
Austin, Minn
Vanguard
Bendorf
Cajetan
Resurrection Day Nursery
Chicago
Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Brownsdale Co-op Creamery
Britannica Jr. Encyclopedia
Martin
Council
Wold’s Drug Store
Wold’s
Hk Spornra
McKesson
R&d
Johnson’s
Val
Esca Oe
MUM
Blue Jay
Dr. Scholl
Anne
Howland Bath Caps
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