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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
11
Cozy three bedroom rambler near the mall with attached garage and fenced yard. Features include enclosed patio, ultra deluxe finished basement, and lazy living appeal. Low down payment advertised at $16,800.
Two Austinites named to the dean's list at The College of Saint Catherine in St. Paul for the second semester 1963-64. Judith Lacy and Jane Saari, sophomores with 3.5 averages, ranked in the upper tenth of their class and will resume studies in September.
Classified note advertising 80 clean used cars and a contact phone number 437 2650 after 6 pm. Includes reference to 1961 model year and a telephone contact for inquiries.
A compact read of autos for sale lists a 1949 ETS pickup in fair condition, a 1987 Mercury Monterey two door with straight shift and new brakes, and a 1957 Chevrolet V eight four door whose motor has been overhauled. Contact numbers point to Hollandale and a Minneapolis area street address tied to the dealer.
Advertises a selection of used cars with emphasis on pride of ownership and dependable service. Highlights include 62 Mercury 4 Dr Sedan 61 Chry Newport 4 Dr 60 Ply wagon 59 Mercury 4 Dr Sedan 59 Olds 4 Dr 59 Chev overdrive 39 000 miles 58 Ply 4 Dr Hardtop. Mentions family holiday car and safe vacation car.
Multiple used cars advertised with brief details including year, model, mileage, condition, and contact numbers. Listings cover a 1959 Renault with low mileage, 1956 Ford two door, 1963 Pontiac Catalina four door sedan leaving the country, 1963 Volkswagen with sun roof and features, 1960 Pontiacs four door and Bel Air V-8, plus 1946 Pontiac with trailers and storage details.
New arrivals include a son for Clifford and and Mrs Nelson of Austin Route 5 on June 26, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Morse on June 26, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Maas of 905 111th Ave SW on June 26, and a son for Mr and Mrs Weiland of 2011 7th Ave NE on June 27. Outside Austin a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ricker of Tappi on June 25 at Memorial Hospital Osage. a daughter for Mr and Mrs Gee of Rochester on June 23. Mrs Mary Moeller aged 60 died Thursday at her home in St Ansgar. Surviving include three sons LeRoy Ames IA Benton Owatonna Laverne St Ansgar, three daughters Claire Ely Newton IA Roberta Karnell Pittsburgh PA Jean Quindt St Ansgar, 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Monday at St Ansgar.
Obituary notices report infant LaDean Tienter of Spring Valley dies at home born April 21. Parents twin sister Lanna Damae brother Donald Dale. grandparents Floyd Enter and Hugo Bjornson. Funeral services for Elsie Hoffman of San Rafael California held at First Baptist Church. Memorials preferred to First Baptist Church. Families express thanks for sympathy cards. Minnie Tolles remembered for music teaching in Austin with memorials to Everett Larimore family. Eva Erie remembered in LeRoy with funeral at LeRoy Lutheran Church and burial in LeRoy cemetery.
The City Council of Austin Minnesota will hold a public hearing on July 6 1964 at 8 00 p m in the Municipal Building to decide if the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Section 1 Township 102 Range 18 north of Winona Street Sunland Addition should change from residential to commercial and light industrial use The parcel about 7 75 acres lies north of its north line at 971 feet and south at 1019 feet The notice is dated June 22 1964 and signed by City Recorder R F Hanson sealing the notice and published June 27 1964
The Austin City Council votes 6 to 0 to hold a public hearing on changing the use district for described premises from residential to commercial and light industrial use. The hearing is set for July 6, 1964 at 8:90 p.m. in the Municipal Building Council Rooms. A notice will be published in the Austin Daily Herald at least five days prior.
In Mower County probate court Marian Buss seeks a summary distribution of the Edna Hillan estate, claiming intestacy and only the homestead plus exempt property. A hearing is scheduled for July 13, 1964 at 10 a.m. in Austin with publication and mailed notice as required.
In Re Estate of Marie VanReenan decedent the representative filed final account and petition for settlement and distribution to entitled parties. Hearing set for July 7 1964 at 10 A M before the probate court in Austin Minnesota with publication in the Austin Daily Herald and mailed notice as required by law. Dated June 11 1964 Paul Kimball Jr Baudler and Baudler Attorney for Petitioner File No 13271.
Saturday 7:08 a.m. fire units responded to back seat of car owned by Bill Pesch at 300 Fourth Ave NE. No injuries reported. investigators note vehicle fire in a city neighborhood. Local authorities secured the scene and arranged inspection of the vehicle and surroundings.
Ambulance transfers documented Friday at 3 54 p m from Piggly Wiggly Supermarket 107 W Oakland to St Olaf Hospital. At 4 08 p m a second run from 506 5th Ave NW Saint Marys Rochester to surgical rooms 7 226 and 7 235 for Dean Sawyer 310 11th Ave SW with hospital designation.
Capt. Ruth A. Erickson director of the U S Navy Nurse Corps arrives in Rochester for her 30th class reunion at the Methodist Kahler School of Nursing and will receive the Alumni Achievement Award at a banquet. She joined the Navy Nurse Corps in 1936 and became director in 1962. she is a native of Virginia Minnesota.
Five minor traffic accidents were logged Friday with no personal injuries. Galen Williamson hit a car on Main Street before noon. a parked car owned by Loren Damon rolled on Oakland Avenue West. a two car crash on 1st Avenue near 4th Street Southwest caused damages over 150 dollars. Beatrice Barry was rear ended by Richard Doty who was cited for DUI, and David Hagen received careless driving charges after hitting a curb and fence near Hormel’s NW lot. Minor damage from two more cars on Main Street and 4th Avenue NE.
A 16 year old rural Austin youth was captured shortly after midnight today after he had stolen a car from the used car lot at 411 Oakland Ave W owned by Richard Knauer. Knauer reported the car stolen late Friday night. Mrs. James Langa reported three children broke pop bottles in her garage and driveway Friday afternoon.
It was a small fire at State Rep. Harvey Satre’s Adams area farm. Damage likely under five dollars, aided by early discovery by Sabre brothers Lynn and John who found smoke while cleaning the calf pen. Adams fire company controlled the blaze quickly. hay shed saved.
The Austin Park and Recreation department released winners from the city wide tetherball tournament held on Wednesday and Thursday. East side results show Boys Dan Walters Kaufman Brian Swank David Charnecki Mike Spiney and Kevin Calahan along with Girls Joan Olson Rita Miller Debbie Belden Karen Bertalson and Peggy Thompson. West side winners include Boys Bruce Heine Larry Leif Jack Wilson Joe Humnker Denny Johnson and Dave Wacken. Girls winners are Roxanne Klareen Ruthball Linda Kleven Connie Fisher Barb Ball Barb Schaefer and Ginia Dugin.
Austin Waltonians joined Minnesota members at the Ikes national convention in Davenport Iowa to urge nationwide support for a measure protecting Minnesota wilderness from commercial encroachment The drive cites deterioration on the U S Canadian border and seeks government aid to stop logging road construction littering and stream pollution Representatives include Clarence Smith Hollis Weber Jake Wolfe Earl Brugger and W. E. Peterson of the Austin Walton chapter
The Welfare Department reports Endrin as the major cause of a large fish kill in the lower Mississippi River during last fall and winter. Pollution sources include industrial wastes and drainage near Memphis Tennessee with potential unidentified inputs. Minute Endrin concentrations were found in treated water supplies at Vicksburg Mississippi and New Orleans. The long term human health effects of continued exposure require evaluation.
Edward G. Usem of Usem Chevrolet Co. elected to the 1964 Cadillac Distributor-Dealer Council. He will join 16 new members in Detroit for June meetings with Cadillac Motor Car Division management. District covers parts of Michigan Minnesota Minneapolis South Dakota Wisconsin.
Mrs Johnson announces that Dr Gary A Olson will not take over the late Dr Ross Johnson's optometry office. The planned transition is pre mature and will not occur.
Minneapolis cash grain quotes show mixed gains and declines across wheats corn oats and soybeans with No 1 hard winter and spring varieties and protein premiums listed. New York poultry market reports dressed turkeys grade A ready to cook with sales for young hens and toms at specific cent prices.
Sheila Ehmke helps Jaycees operate the Vehicle Safety Check lanes today from 1 to 3 30 p.m. at Oakland Ave W and 1st Ave SW between 2nd and 4th Sts SW with lanes open to 6 p.m. Friday 434 cars were checked by AAA with 60 defective vehicles and 51 lacking seat belts. Of those failing the 10 point test 21 returned repaired and received a safety sticker from the Austin Mower County Safety Council. Final check day is Monday with Eagles staffing both lanes.
A Friday fire in Waterville Minnesota caused about 30 000 in damage to the Waterville Oil and Gas Co station and the Hrdlicka Service and Supply Co store. Firefighters worked to prevent spread to adjoining downtown buildings.
San Marino, a 24 square mile enclave on the Apennines, asserts itself as the world’s smallest republic with a long history and independent government in Europe.
Scores of spectators at a downtown Pittsburgh riverside concert watched as an elderly man identified as Forest W. Car of Emsworth forced his way through the crowd on the Sixth Street Bridge and leaped into the Allegheny River before authorities could intervene.
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