Births Reported At St Olaf And Outside Austin
Birth announcements list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mullen Bach Adams on June 27 at St. Olaf Hospital and a son for Mr. and Mrs. B E Dougherty LeRoy on June 24 at St Marys Rochester. A son for Mr. and Mrs Richard D Rein hart Oak Ridge Tennessee on June 25. Bereavement thanks expressed for support after a death with thanks to Pastor and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Hospital
Francis Mullenbach
Adams
Son
Austin
B. E. Dougherty
LeRoy, Son
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Richard D. Reinhart
Valparaiso Rd
Oak Ridge
Marriage Licenses Issued For Several Couples
Richard E Everson and Marlene L Chilson of Lyle. Elsa L Ryks of Austin Route 2 and Marlene M Hayden of Austin Route 2. Albert V Buettner of Minneapolis and Joyce M Ellis of 209 N Greenwich. Rollo K Hull of 508 Baldwin and Patricia L Irwin of 1012 Bauman. Willard D Eastman of McIntire Town and Evelyn C Erickson of 1403 E Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa L. Ryks
Austin Rt
Marlene M. Hayden
Albert V. Buettner
Minneapolis
Joyce M. Ellis
N. Greenwich
Rollo K. Hull
Baldwin
Patricia L. Irwin
Bauman
Willard D. Eastman
Mciintire Town
Evelyn C. Erickson
E. Water
Death of Riceville area farmer Frank Pfliezer
Frank Pfliezer, 64, a Riceville area farmer, died Thursday at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital after a heart attack on June 11. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Rose Warburton Osage, Iowa, a son Robert Stacyville, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for Saturday in Elma, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pfliezer
Riceville
Iowa
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Rose Warburton
Osage
Robert Stacyville
Elma
Ellen Nelson 1871 1958 obituary from Iowa church scene
Ellen Lucinda Nelson born August 4 1871 in Northwood Iowa daughter of Henry and Betsy Peterson attended Northwood School and Luther College married Louis Nelson April 28 1893 at Northwood farmed in Northwood Dakota then Lyle moved to Lyle in 1920 member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church organist singer died June 20 1958 Memorial Hospital Osage Iowa funeral June 22 Our Savior's Lutheran Church Lyle interment Six Mile Grove Cemetery arranged by Worlein Funeral Home survives daughter Verne Bell four grandchildren one great grandchild preceded by parents six brothers and two sisters attendees from Charles City Northwood Iowa Falls Decorah Myrtle Austin Adams Rose Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lucinda Nelson
Northwood
Iowa
Henry
Betsy Peterson
Northwood School
Luther College
Decorah
Louis Nelson
Dakota
Lyle
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Stanford Stenson
Six Mile Grove Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Charles City
Iowa Falls
Myrtle
Austin
Adams
Rose Creek
Belle Julia Paulson obituary from Austin Minnesota 1958
Belle Julia Paulson died at 74 after a long residence in Austin. Born in Blooming Prairie on November 23 1883 to Ole and Caroline Dahle she lived at 1104 West Maple for 14 years. She leaves two daughters Ruby Merrick and Madelyne Boettcher three sons Omar Lloyd and Howard 17 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren and four sisters and a brother. Funeral at St Olaf Lutheran Church June 25 officiated by Rev Melvin E Hauge with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Julia Paulson
Ole
Caroline Dahle
Blooming Prairie
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin
C. Paulson
Bowbells
N. D
W. Maple
St. Olaf
Herman Merrick
Ruby
Faribault
Edward Boettcher
Madelyne
Omar
Lloyd
Howard
Clara Fisher
Laura Morris
Cora Luckman
Alma Luckman
Benny
Crosby
Albert
Raymord Dunlap
Evelyn
Kenneth
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Melvin E. Hauge
Oakwood Cemetery
Ambulance Runs Schedule Through Friday at Local Hospitals
Ambulance movements list multiple runs from St. Olaf to E Clark and to Rochester hospitals, then to Burr Oaks and Maple addresses. Noted transfers include St. Olaf Hospital to St. Marys Hospital Rochester and Hormel Medical Dept to St. Olaf Hospital. The Friday start includes a Hormel Medical Dept transfer to St. Olaf Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf
E. Clark
St. Olaf Hospital
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Burr Oaks
W. Maple
Austin
Hormel Medical Dept
Juvenile Traffic Violations Reported
Paul L. Price 17 of 1610 East Winona had restricted driver’s license violation resulting in license revocation. Lelan Westphal 16 of LeRoy lacked license and careless driving with a 30 day license suspension stayed one year. Larry D. Murphy 16 of Lyle had license suspended 30 days for careless driving. David L. Bredeson 15 of LeRoy warned and released for no license. Wendell King 17 of 2204 McKinley warned and released for improperly muffled exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Price
E. Winona
Lelan Westphal
LeRoy
Larry D. Murphy
Lyle
David L. Bredeson
Wendell King
McKinley
Robert G Arnold Fined for Parking Overdue Notice
Robert G Arnold of 2005 Park View was fined five dollars for overtime parking and failure to respond to a written notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Arnold
Parkview
Deadline July 14 for Mower County Fair photographs
Photographic exhibits at the Mower County Fair will feature hand colored prints color slides and black and white entries. Deadline for entries is July 14 blanks available from the secretary's office or any photo graphic dealer.
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Mower County Fair
Janet Adams Named a Queen Candidate at Windom 4-H Meeting
Janet Adams was named queen candidate from Windom 4-H Club at Liebenstein Hall Mower County Fairgrounds. She will represent the club at the 4 H Jamboree Blooming Prairie July 18 20. Delegates also named include Mariette Rockers Kathy Malone Nancy Brinkman Joyce Rathjen and Mary Jane Elsworth. A skating party at Brownsdale July 8 hosted by Adolpho 4 H Club was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Adams
Windom
Lois Harrison Released From St Olaf Hospital
Lois Harrison 16, a passenger in the car that killed Lowell Fretty five miles south of Austin, was released from St Olaf Hospital. Kneal Hinders 38 remains hospitalized and a coroner's inquest is set for 7 p.m. Monday to determine possible criminal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Harrison
Lowell Fretty
St. Olaf Hospital
Lois
Adeline Harrison
Kneal Hinders
S. River
Hinders
Fretty
Austin
Crash claims many including editors on record flight plan
The crash killed eight civilians and several military personnel en route for a high speed New York to London flight plan. Notable victims include Daniel J. Coughlin Associated Press Parisian and Norman Montellier United Press International and Glenn A. Williams U S News and World Report associate editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Coughlin
Boston
Associated Press
Norman Montellier
New York City
United Press International
Glenn A. Williams
Bethesda
U. S. News and World Report
Robert A. Ginsburgh
Washington
Time and Life Magazine
Robert Sibley
Belmont
Mass
Boston Traveler
William Cochran
National Aeronautical Assn
William Enyart
Saunders
George Broutsas
Brattleboro
Joseph C. Sweet
Chandler
Ariz
Explosion at Bulk Plant Damages Property Nearby
A bulk plant explosion blew doors and windows, sparing a car in front aside from dirt spray. The blast split Trinity Lutheran Church windows as the Taylor firm had just prepared a tank for repair after steaming it and sealing a manhole plate. Fire Chief Robert Watkins noted the tank’s bottom was turned to the top and welders worked about three hours with one more hour left when the explosion occurred. No damage estimate for the tank is yet available.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Taylor
Robert Watkins
Air Force tests Stratotanker capability for world reach
RECORD notes the flight demonstrated the Air Force ability to deploy high performance jet tankers anywhere. Stratotankers, the military Boeing 707 variant, will enter transatlantic service next year with up to 147 passengers or 25 tons of cargo. Crew aboard the first tanker learned of the crash only upon reaching Britain.
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Air Force
Britain
Hagerty denies Fox talk on Adams housing claims
Hagerty calls the suggestion that Adams owned homes he did not live in ridiculous. He confirms Adams only owns a residence in Lincoln New Hampshire and says Eisenhower is aware of the broader falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Hagerty
Fox
Lincoln
N. H
Eisenhower
Freight Levy Repealed in Compromise Tax Bill
The House passed a compromise tax bill sending it to President Eisenhower to repeal half a billion dollars yearly in freight transportation taxes. It preserves 52 percent corporate income tax and maintains auto, liquor, and cigarette excises to avoid a revenue drop of about 2.1 billion dollars next July. Repeal removes a 3 percent freight tax and a 4 cent per ton coal tax, effective August 1 for bills paid on or after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Treasury
White House denies Fox testimony on Goldfine affair
The House subcommittee questions probe into Goldfine matters as Adams and Goldfine deny Fox claims. Eisenhower aides defend the president, Hagerty says there is no cabinet discussion of the clashes, and Fox complains of SEC actions while Adams notes inquiries were initiated without influence. Charcoal remark ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Goldfine
White House
Eisenhower
Fox
James C. Hagery
Hagerty
House
Boston Post
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House Subcommittee
Northwest congressmen vote on omnibus farm bill
In Washington the House refused to take up the omnibus farm bill. Minnesota members listed as For Blatnik Knutson McCarthy Marshall Wier Andersen O Hara Quie, Against Judd. Wisconsin For Johnson Reuss O Konski Zablocki Against Byrnes Laird Tewes Van Pelt Withrow. South Dakota For McGovern Against Berry. North Dakota Against Krueger. Pair for Burdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwest
House
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Johnson
Reuss
O’konski
Zablocki
Byrnes
Laird
Tewes
van Pelt
Withrow
South Dakota
McGovern
Berry
North Dakota
Krueger
Burdick
Photographer Fatally Hurt in Plane Crash near Crosby Minnesota
Chester Freden, 47, a Minneapolis commercial photographer, was killed when his light seaplane crashed on an island after takeoff from Bay Lake. His 17-year-old son James witnessed the accident near Ruttger's Resort. Freden died at Miner's Hospital. Surviving: widow and daughter Martha, 12. Investigation ordered by Minnesota Aeronautics Dept official Earl Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby, Minn
Chester Freden
Minneapolis
Bay Lake
Here
Freden
James
Ruttger
Miner's Hospital
Martha
Earl Hollingsworth
Duluth
Minnesota Aeronautics Department
Trial Postponed in Fatal Stabbing Case
Minneapolis AP reports Richard Erickson 22 of St Louis Park will stand trial for first degree manslaughter in the stabbing death of 18 year old Michael Lyons during an argument on June 8. The case is moved to the fall term starting September 8 with Erickson free on $3000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Richard Erickson
St. Louis Park
Hennepin
Erickson
Michael Lyons
Pakistan police move hundreds to break up Kashmir protest
Rawalpindi police hauled away demonstrators by the hundreds to disperse a peaceful Kashmir protest that Pakistan says invades its territory. No violence was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Indian Kashmir
U S Delegates Arrive in Geneva for Nuclear Test Talks
The three U S delegates to the Geneva conference on nuclear test detection arrived by air from New York. There was no word on the arrival of a Soviet delegation for the talks, set to open Tuesday in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.S
New York
Minnesota 5 day forecast shows cooler weekend and midweek warmup
The outlook calls for temperatures about 3 to 6 degrees below normal with highs near 78 to 84 and lows around 54 to 61. Cooler conditions expected in northern Minnesota Saturday and in southern Minnesota Sunday. A midweek warmup is forecast with light to moderate precipitation, scattered showers across the north Saturday and south Sunday or Monday, amounts around a quarter to half inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dorcas Society Meets for Lesson and Church Reports
Mrs Robert Hanson hosted the Baptist Dorcas Society in LeRoy on Wednesday afternoon. After a lesson by Mrs Wilbur Volkart, reports covered church cleaning and a kitchen shower. Mrs D F Mahoney spoke of visiting Rev Ernest Williams and family in northern Minnesota, a former LeRoy pastor. Next session will be with Mrs Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hanson
LeRoy
The
Baptist Dorcas Society
Wilbur Volkart
D. F. Mahoney
Ernest Williams
Minnesota
LeRoy Church
Morris Hopp
Mahoney
Auxiliary Sponsors Guest Night Party
Plumbers and Steamfitters Ladies Auxiliary held a Thursday evening event at Sterling State Bank community room. John Watkins showcased hair styling and plans for a July picnic lunch and a tour of the Pioneer and Historical Building were announced. Prizes went to Mrs. Duanne Van Ryswyk and Mrs. Lester Klukow. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Carl Wichmann and Mrs. Moede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling State Bank
John Watkins
Pioneer and Historical
Thomas Moede
Duane van Ryswyk
Lester Klukow
Albert Lea
Carl Wichmann
Moede
Mail Campaign Planned by St. Ansgar Salvation Army
St. Ansgar Iowa plans for the annual Salvation Army fund appeal with M. E. Morse as chairman and L. R. Michaels and Dr. E. K. Alien serving as committee members. A mail campaign is planned for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ansgar
Iowa
Salvation Army Fund
M. E. Morse
L. R. Michaels
Dr. E. K. Alien
Feeder Pigs Stolen From Taopi Farm
Taopi sheriff’s office investigates the theft of seven feeder pigs from Emil Brandt’s farm. The pigs, valued at about $20 each, were taken Sunday or Monday. Five pigs weighed around 80 pounds and two about 20 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Emil Brandt
Taopi
Brandt
Cabinet Worker Suffered Leg Cut in Cabinet Incident
Robert Kingen of 410 Franklin was treated for a severe leg cut sustained while doing cabinet work. He received care from Austin Ambulance Service and was transported by ambulance to St. Olaf Hospital where he was released today after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kingen
Franklin
St. Olaf Hospital
Kingen
Austin Ambulance Service
Adams Lutheran Ladies Aid Cradle Roll Ceremony
Sixteen infants and 13 five year olds enrolled in the cradle roll program at Little Cedar Lutheran Church Adams. Mrs Vance Torgerson cradle roll secretary led the candlelight ceremony and certificates were awarded. Mrs Merril Young sang a solo and readings were given by Mrs Kenneth Nelson and Mrs Vance Torgerson. A $25 birthday gift to missionary Miss Dorothy Bonnallie and $25 was voted for the Bible camp fund. Devotions were by Mrs Truman P Mohn. Hostesses included Mrs Nomer Larson Mrs Curtis Lewison Mrs John Lewison Mrs Tena Koch Mrs Arthur Lagerval and Mrs Stephen Mangel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Cedar Lutheran Church
Adams
Ladies Aid
Vance Torgerson
Merril Young
Kenneth Nelson
Dorothy Bonnallie
Bible Camp Fund
Truman P. Mohn
Local Social Notes and Visiting Trips Across Town
Mrs. Viola Harrison and Mrs. Floyd Baldwin dined Tuesday at Mrs. Duane Presemar’s Spring Valley home. Mrs. Grace Bentrude returns from a 10 day Denver visit with relatives. she’s joined by her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harris of Newton Iowa and Mrs. Palmer Benson. Mrs. Benson underwent surgery at St Olaf Hospital. The Miller Jacobson families held their seventh annual reunion at Todd Park with relatives from multiple Minnesota towns. Miss Marlys Brechtel of Northwest Airlines visits her parents on West Maple. she and Miss Dolores Dean have returned from a Miami Nassau trip. Mrs. Richard Rush and four children fly from Rochester to Caracas to join Dr. Rush in Venezuela. they had spent three weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bentrude
Denver
Colo
Inlaw
Lowell Harris
Newton
Iowa
Marlys Brechtel
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis
Harold Brechtel
W. Maple
Miss Brechtel
Dolores Dean
Delta Air Lines
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Nassau
Miss Dean
Fred Dean
Sterling Motel
Richard Rush
Rochester
Caracas
Venezuela
Rush
Creole Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
British Togoland Cocoa Output Under UN Trusteeship
British Togoland under United Nations trusteeship produces one sixth of the world cocoa supply amid colonial era debates over resource control and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British
Togoland
United Nations
Mrs Roehr Attends LWM Convention in Osage
Mrs Clyde Roehr of Lyle attended the ninth biennial Lutheran Women's Missionary Convention in Osage with 552 delegates. Officers elected include President Mrs Edward Guetzke of Delaware and Vice Presidents Mrs William Weiss of Vinton Iowa and Mrs Theodore Eickelberg of London. Educational funds include a $5 000 foreign missions scholarship for students in South America Japan India and the Philippines and district scholarships totaling $6 600 for ministerial students teachers and a deaconess. Speakers included Mrs Herbert Oberle and Rev E H Prange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Roehr
Lyle
Lutheran Women’s Missionary Convention
Osage
Edward Guetzke
Delaware
William Weiss
Vinton
Iowa
Theodore Eickelberg
London
Theodore Doerhmann
Latimer
Alvin Jipp
Wilton Junction
Harold Brown
Marengo
Clemens H. Schroeder
Victor
E. L. Runge
Marshalltown
Councelor
South America
Japan
India
Philippines
Herbert Oberle
International Lwms
E. H. Prange
Eagle, Neb
Jams Jellies Topic at Woodbury Extension Meeting
The Woodbury Home Extension Unit met in London to discuss making jellies and jams. Mrs. Thomas Lorenzen hosted and Mrs. Jens Block helped serve lunch. Next session planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
London
Thomas Lorenzen
Jens Block
Lyle Ladies Aid Grants Certificates at Church Program
The Lyle Ladies Aid at Our Savior's Lutheran Church presented certificates in a cradle roll program. Eleven infants and thirteen children entering Sunday School received story books. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Edward Fossey and others. Mrs. Vance Hotson reported on the Rock Dell convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Lyle
Edward Fossey
Bessie Duenow
Martin Wold
Reuben Nasby
Francis Nelson
Delmer Helfritz
Vance Hotson
Rock Dell
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Stenson
Circle No. 1
Fortun
Rosevold
Vern Bel
Campbell
Masonic Lodge
Louis Wood
Nesse
Leck and
Fetzek
Rev. Schreitmueller
W. C. Klingerman
St. Michaels
Richard E. Everson, Lyle, and
Marlene L. Chilson, Lyle
Ellen Nelson
Belle Paulson
Court News
James Shipman
Kansas City
Kan
John B. Gordon
Raleigh
A. M
Donald H. Gabbard
Los Gatos
Calif
Joseph G. Hutter
Royal Air Force
J. W. Hackett
Centennial
Joan Eastman
St. Paul
Shirley May
Mississippi River
AP Photofax
Tke
Harris
Adam
Judd
U. S
Austin Daily Herald
riAl
Dorcas Society
Hanson Home
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Nomer Larson
Curtis Lewison
John Lewison
Tena Koch
Arthur Lagerval
Stephen Mangel
Viola Harrison
Floyd Baldwin
Duane Presemar
Spring Valley
Palmer Benson
Miller-Jacobson
Todd Park
Marshall
Mankato
Racine
Stewartville
Grand Meadow
Dexter
Mrs. Roehr
Walt’s
Sterling
State Bank
Sterling Shopping Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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