Vital Statistics and Obituaries Summary
A sequence of notices lists marriages, residences, and deaths. Names include Gordon A. Peterson and Carol A. Sheedy, Thomas D. Zitnik and Elsabeth A. Wescott, Ronald O. Peterson and Beverly R. Johnson, and several deceased individuals with service details in Austin, Osage, Prairie City and surrounding areas. Funeral rites are noted for C Foster Ashton, Reuben R Chambers, Elizabeth Konz, Rose F Brechtel, among others, with locations such as Jordan Mortuary Chapel Forest Lawn Glendale and Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Allen Peterson
14Th Ave
Carol Ann Sheedy
Austin Rt
Thomas Dean Zitnik
21St St
Elsabeth Anne Wescott
1St Ave
Ronald Orland Peterson
Blooming Prairie
Beverly Ron Johnson
6Th Ave
Obituary notices and community notices from 1963
Obituary for Mrs. Randall W. Kirk born 1917 Milaca Minnesota died in Vienna Austria May 21 1963 and services in Milaca July 1. Survivors include husband twin sons and parents. Multiple thank you and acknowledgment notices from families for hospital care cards flowers and condolences. Local police reports list several minor fines and an auxiliary police training update in Grand Meadow Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Kirk
Randall W. Kirk
Milaca
Minn
Vienna
Austria
Mary Kathleen Cook
R. E. Cook
8Th Ave
Minneapolis
Washburn High
University of Minnesota
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Davenport
Iowa
Far East
Europe
Robbie
Jamie
Forest Hill Cemetery
LeRoy Prancers Saddle Club Organizes First Meeting
LeRoy Minn. the LeRoy Prancers Saddle Club formed with 26 members. Bill Janssen is president, Jeannie Hanson vice president, Dennis Jacobson secretary treasurer. Plans include a July 4 Grand Meadow parade ride and a July 21 trail ride. Rick Mange and Tammy Renner served refreshments. Next meeting July 22 at the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy, Minn
LeRoy Prancers Saddle Club
Bill Janssen
Jeannie Hanson
Dennis Jacobson
Grand Meadow
Rick Mange
Tammy Renner
Ambulance Run Report from 13th Avenue Northeast
Ambulance transported a patient from 1001 13th Ave NE to St Olaf Hospital after a Wednesday 4 15 p m call. Police and hospital officials noted standard response procedures were followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Hilker
3Rd St. NW
Samuel Stuart Hoag
2Nd Ave. NE
13Th Ave
St. Olaf Hospital
Housewives Prefer Tea Bags for Most Purchases
A report notes that American housewives buy about sixty percent of their tea in bag form, indicating a shift toward convenient tea options. The finding highlights consumer behavior and product packaging trends in the beverage market.
Hospitalized Names Listed In Community Notices
Hospitalized individuals include Mrs. George Rappers of Spring Valley Mrs. Melvin Pappas resident of 1206 4th Ave SW and Mrs. Hattie Carson of 211 2nd St SE noted as surgical in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf
George Rappers
Spring Valley
Melvin Pappas
4Th Ave
Hattie Carson
2Nd St. SE
Surgical
Businessman and Wife Injured in Utah Car Crash
Mr and Mrs Al Marchant were hurt in a one car crash near Salt Lake City Utah while en route to Gar denville Nevada to visit their daughter and family. Marchant was released from hospital while Mrs Marchant remained hospitalized with two broken collar bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Minn
al Marchant
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marchants
Gardenville
Nev
Tax Cut Chances Becoming Remote
Washington Republican leaders say prospects for a tax cut this year are increasingly remote. Senate minority leader Dirksen notes administration civil rights pressure, while House minority leader Halleck says evidence grows that a tax cut is unlikely this year. He adds the likelihood of a tax bill this year becomes increasingly remote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Senate
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
House
Dirksen
The Pittsburgh Playhouse Receives Outside Aid For Play
The Pittsburgh Playhouse relied on external support for its production of Anna Kleiber. Cast members include Dania Talborg of Latvia and Laszlo Bogi born in Hungary, with Ralph Scarpino from Italy. Director Tom Peacock hails from Canada. The drama unfolds across Spain France and Germany, written by Spanish playwright Alfonso Sastre and first staged in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Anna Kleiber
Dania Talborg
Latvia
Laszlo Bogi
Hungary
Ralph Scarpino
Italy
Tom Peacock
Canada
Spain
France
Germany
Alfonso Sastre
Greece
Vatican to reconvene Ecumenical Council on Sept 29
Pope Paul VI ordered the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council to reconvene September 29 in Rome. More than 2,500 bishops are expected for the assembly, the largest gathering of Roman Catholic prelates in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Special Council
Rome
John XXIII
Thorp
Mill Still Grinds Corn With Stones
In Tahlequah Oklahoma the historic water powered Bitting Springs mill remains active grinding corn between French granite stones. Owner Mrs Golda Unkefer bought and restored the mill in 1950 and keeps production under a few hundred bushels annually. The facility dates to 1838 serving Cherokee Indians and bears the name of Dr Nichols Bitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
Bitting Springs
France
Golda Unkefer
Nichols Bitting
Crookson Hills
Here
Markets Report From South St. Paul Livestock Yard
Cattle 3000, calves 500 at South St. Paul market. Slaughter steers and heifers active and generally steady. Cows slow, barely steady. bulls steady. Part loads show high choice 1141 lb steers at 23.50, bulk 22.25–23.00. heifers 22.00–23.00. good cows 21.25–22.25. utility and commercial cows 15.50–16.00. Canner prices not fully listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Geo. Ae1 & Co
Stags
Chicago
Brown Heads KC Council at Adams
Brown was elected grand knight to succeed Harry Kramer at the St. John’s Council No. 3812 Knights of Columbus election in Adams club rooms Stacyville Iowa. Other officers include Roman Landherr Adams deputy grand knight Robert Pitzen Stacyville chancellor Leon Steinkamp Grand Meadow Warden Des Koenigs Meyer advocate C J Pfeifer Adams recording secretary B J May Johnsburg treasurer Amos Schaefer Meyer inside guard George Gehling Grand Meadow outside guard Harry Kramer Johnsburg trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacyville
Iowa
F. J. Brown
Harry Kramer
St. John’s
Knights of Columbus
Adams Club
Roman Landherr
Adams
Robert Pitzen
Leon Steinkamp
Grand Meadow
Des Koenigs
Meyer
C. J. Pfeifer
B. J. May
Johnsburg
Amos Schaefer
George Gehling
Virgin Mary statue theft hits Hemann backyard grotto
Mrs. Kenneth Hemann reported a statue of the Virgin Mary stolen from their backyard grotto on 5th Street SW. The loss marks the fourth statue theft this month and third this week, police said after her Tuesday night or Wednesday dawn report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hemann
5Th St. SW
Hemann
Two-vehicle rear-end crash reported on Main Street
A collision occurred when Lola Reim stopped in heavy traffic and was rear-ended by Edythe Cook on Main Street North at about 2:55 p.m. Damage exceeded $100 with no tickets issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Cook
9Th St. SE
Lola Lu Reim
22Nd Drive
Main St. N
Reim
Cook
Investments in Industry and Markets Affected by Over-the-Counter Hormel Bid
A fragmented table lists company tickers and percentage figures across sectors from steel to oil and consumer goods. It shows bid and asked levels for Hormel Co. and miscellaneous market quotes, with numerous percentages and codes interspersed among company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Douglas
du Pont
Ford
UN Pac
Gould Bat
GtNoRy
Greyhound
US Steel
Homestic
West UN
Westy el
Int Harv
Wiworth
Int Paper
Yngs & T
Hormel CO
Aqua-Lectric
Lawrence A. Gode Elected Supreme Counselor
Lawrence A. Gode of Mankato Minnesota was elected supreme counselor at the 76th annual United Commercial Travelers of America meeting in Pittsburgh. Other officers elected include John H. Engh of Bismarck North Dakota as supreme chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame Professor Questions Ethics in Business
University of Notre Dame professor Dr. Herbert Johnston told the National Council of Catholic Men convention in Atlantic City that honesty and business success are not always compatible. He warned that in some jobs or businesses success may require compromising honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
University of Notre Dame
Herbert Johnston
National Council of Catholic Men’s Convention
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Kathryn Joy
Kathryn A. Joy
Los Angeles
Burbank
Calif
Austin
Art Joy
Herald
Kiwanis Club
W. Norman Cooper
CSB
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Forest Lawn Memoral Park
Glendale
C. Foster Ashton
Northomne
Austin Rt. 1
Doris
Carol
Robert
Bessie K. Ashton
Don
Betty Carol) Prosser
Northorne
Jon Ashton
Wayzata
Ashton
Kinsman’s
Sidney Penney
Memorial Hospital
Osage
Vinus
Clifford Canny
Earl
Little Cedar
Merle
Glen Canny
Pearl Freeman
Raymond's
Prairie City
Floyd
Gladys) Lehman
Austin Rt. 2
Harry
Des Moines
Arthur
Pomona
Paul
Pasadena
Worlern Funeral Home
Chambers
Reuben R
Rudy) Chambers
1St St. SW
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Robert Rollin
Grand View Memorial Gardens
Konz
Elizabeth Konz
St. Augustine Church
Catholic Cemetery
Augusta
Wis
Mayer Funeral Home
Thorson
Enoch B. Thorson
Justice Court
George Warn
Justice of the Peace
Carl Peterson
Harold Kahl
Hartvick Aaby
Roger Newkirk
Lyle Dettloff
Mower County
LeRoy Saddle Club
Curtis Mathes
Feriws
4Th Ave. NE
Paris
Council
John
Pope Paul
Brown
KC Council
Chicago Livestock
New York
Eees
Abbott Lom
Jones & L Allied Ch
Kennecot
Allis Chal
Lorillard
Amerada
Mpls Hon
Am Can
Minn MM
Am M&fy
Minn P&l
Am Mot
Mon Chm
At&t
Mon Ch U
Anaconda
Mon Ward
Arch Can
Nat Dairy
Armco
Am Av
Armour
Nor Pac
Avco Corp
Beth Steel
Nwst Airs
Boeing Air
Brunswick
Penney
Pepsi Cola
Chi
National Investors
Broad Street Group
Wright Wells & CO
First National Bank
Austin, Mina
Rame
Richard Alley
Mgr
Sterling Shopping Center
Accutron
Bulova
Rogers
N. Mai
B.E Goodrich
B.f.goodrich
Third Avenue NW
Aan
Conoco
U.S
Mexico
Alaska
Hawaii
Continental Oil Company
Mankatoan
Weral Owisers
Mayer Vera Hone
N.W
2Nd St
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