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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

10

Vital Statistics At St Olaf Hospital Roster

Various birth notices list Ronald Radloff and spouse with a daughter born June 26 in Dexter. Names include R L Willson and J E Jacobson from Canada, Laird Cudgel and Linda Persoon of Austin, Dittman and Gross of Huntington Beach and LeRoy, and Finseth family ties in Hayfield. Obituaries note Carl H Finseth of Hayfield died aged 83, with a funeral in Hayfield and survivors. Peter Retterath aged 88 died in Osage with multiple survivors. Charles West, longtime St Ansgar resident and clothing store owner, died. funeral planned. Pagenkopf and Finseth funeral details listed with church services and burial plans.

Roderick Laird Willson Edmonton Alberta Canada Janet Elizabeth Jacobson Carl H. Finseth Rochester Hayfield Citizens State Bank Letitia Landers Finseth Walla Walla Wash Mary Holton Amelia Finseth Kenyon Walter Finseth Charles West St. Ansgar Ethyl Lewis Minneapolis

Card of Thanks and Local Legal Notices

Card of Thanks thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after death of Anne M Skow with special mentions. Also memory notices for Elmer Kime Clarence Jerdet and others. Legal notices include multiple police charges fines and court actions with names and addresses, plus a brief incident report of a mattress fire and gasoline fumes at a service station.

Hospitalized names and addresses listed for medical

Hospitalized individuals include George Guerard at 1207 5th St NW and Mrs Elmer K Boysen of 1805 Oakland Ave with surgical care for Elmer Boysen. Other patients include Jacob Mathison at Austin Rt 1 Room 381 and Scott Rockwell son of Mr and Mrs Ross Rockwell at 406 2nd St SW. Also Terry Lee Schubacker of 1100 2nd Ave NW at St Marys Rochester Room 7226 and Gilette State Hospital in St Paul listed for medical care.

ST. Olaf Hospital George Guerard 5Th St. NW Jacob Mathison Austin Rt Elmer K. Boysen Oakland Ave

No Safe Short Cuts in Canning Home

A health agent warns there are no safe shortcuts in home canning and stresses cleanliness. Freezing preserves but does not sterilize. pathogens can grow after thawing. Follow official timetables in Extension Folder 100 and 156 for safe processing and freezing guidance. Obtain free copies at the county extension office.

Hill’s Austin John Hill Heating & Cooling

Palmer Zarley Sweep Columbus Pro-Am Championship

Arnold Palmer and Kermit Zarley fired six under par 66 to lead a 52-player field in the Columbus Invitational Pro-Am Championship at Columbus Country Club. The one day event carried a $15 000 purse with Palmer and Zarley earning $650 each. Jack Nicklaus carded a 71.

Columbus Ohio Arnold Palmer Kermit Zarley Columbus Country Club Palmer Zarley Seattle Wash Jack Nicklaus

State Artists Gather for Gustavus Convention at Gustavus

Amateur artists from Minnesota travel to St Peter for a two day summer convention July 8 9 at Gustavus Adolphus College hosting about 300 artists and guests. The program includes tours of Christ Chapel Nobel Science Hall music poetry readings and critique by Gustavus art teacher Bruce McLain. Registration starts Saturday morning at the Gustavus Student Union with paintings on display and six MRAA directors attending led by president Dorothy Cina of Stanchfield Minnesota.

Minnesota St. Peter Gustavus Adolphus College Christ Chapel Nobel Science Hall Gustavus Bruce McLain

Economic Forecasting Error From Utopian Predictions

Analysis of midyear forecasts shows optimism overestimating growth after six years of boom. Forecasters missed the turn to a slower, unclear expansion and shifted dates to 1967 or 1968, with government forecasts cited as potentially politically influenced.

New York Pierre Rinfret

Blooming Prairie Man Is Awarded Army Officer Rank

Roger L. Syverud 23 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Syverud Blooming Prairie Rt 1 was commissioned as an Army 2nd lieutenant after completing the Ordnance Officer Candidate School at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland He spent 23 weeks in training at Ft Knox and Aberdeen gaining ordnance weapons combat vehicles supply maintenance management and leadership He earned a BS degree in 1966 from the University of Minnesota.

Roger L. Syverud Arthur Syverud Blooming Prairie Rt. 1 Aberdeen Proving Ground Ft. Knox Aberdeen Syverud University of Minnesota

Dexter Girl Named to JC Dean's List

Janice Erie 19, of Dexter, Minn., was named to the spring quarter dean's list at Rochester State Junior College. A June graduate, she will attend Winona State College this fall to major in social work with a possible minor in French.

Dexter Minn Janice Erie Willis Erie Rochester State Junior College Janice Winona State College

Stocks Slip Mixed As Major Shares Trade At Noon

New York AP stocks at 1 pm show Allied Chemical at 38 1/2, Honeywell 73 1/2, Am Can around 58 1/2, International Paper 29, AT&T 57 7/8, Boeing 106, Exxon partners among others, with notable variances across industries. Market activity lists numerous firms including Chrysler-NW Air around 102 1/2, Ford 51, General Electric 71, Texaco 69 1/2, and Shell Oil near 68 3/4 as investors weigh late morning results and sector shifts.

New York Allied Ch Jns & L At&t Kencott Lorillard Arch Armco Penney ComSat Pepsi Phillips Deere RCA du Pont Rexall Firestone Sears Roe Shell Oil

Austin Fire Chief Warns Residents to Avoid Vacation Hazards

Fire chief Earl Blowers warns families to avoid summer fire risks as vacations begin. He urges unplugging devices, storing flamables, extinguishing cigarettes, planning two exits per room, designating a meeting point, keeping a fire extinguisher working, and seeking shelter during thunderstorms to prevent fires while away.

Austin Earl ‘Scotty

Boy Hunts Rabbits Bags Wolf Instead

ASHLAND MO A youth hunting rabbits killed a large gray wolf instead. Twelve year old Jack Winkler of St. Louis fired his 22 caliber rifle, killing the predator. Judge Eugene Hamilton of Boone County Court authorized a $15 state bounty to Winkler.

Jack J. Winkler St. Louis Eugene Hamilton Boone County Court Winkier

Seventh day Adventists Camp Attendees Gather in Minnesota

About 2500 Minnesota Seventh-day Adventists attend a 10 day camp meeting at Maplewood Academy Hutchinson through July 1. Daily sessions run 6 30 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. with three lead ministers from Adventist world headquarters offering spiritual counsel. Notable speakers include M E Loewen E W Pederson W A Higgens G F Dalrymple and D S Johnson. The church also notes disaster relief readiness after recent tornadoes in Albert Lea and Waseca.

Minnesota Maplewood Academy Hutchinson Adventist World Headquarters Washington, D.C M.E. Loewen Religious Liberty Dept General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists E. W. Pederson W. A. Higgens General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists G. F. Dalrymple International Faith For Today D. S. Jonhson General Conference Albert Lea Waseca Austin Seventh-day Adventists Church V. K. Burgeson F. H. Rosenthal Lloyd Carle George Dutton Lena Steine Kenneth Rosenthal

Compromise Bill Lets Districts Stay Through 1970

Washington AP reports Senate House conferees approve a congressional redistricting compromise letting 33 states keep current districts until after the 1970 census unless federal data trigger changes. The plan delays redistricting for 1968 and 1970 elections, with differing district sizes still allowed until 1972 when size gaps must be 10 percent or less. Kennedy calls the measure unconstitutional. Conyers terms it a gerrymander invitation.

Washington Senate House Supreme Court Edward M. Kennedy Dmass John Conyers Jr D-Mich Kennedy Conyers House Senate Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Ervin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ronald Radloff Dexter Rt. 1 Peter Retterath Osage Michael Carol) Kinnahan Alexandria Philip Sandra) Jung Long Branch N. J Margaret Noonan Woodstock Christine Hergott McHenry Ill Mary Klein Spring Grove McIntire Owatonna Anne M. Skow Memoriam Jerdet Clarence Jerdet Joel Jerdet Loren Jerdet Kenneth Jerdet Ingmund Johnson Fred Kraft Bernard Johnson 10Th Ave Donald Carlson Daniel Hegan 4Th St Ronald Nielson Larry Hanson St. Ave. NW Joseph Dieser 4Th St. SW Lyle Stephen Mildensteiner Village of Lyle Norbert Wittlier Dale Hubbard 21St St Susan LeVasseur Oakland Harold Phillips Frank Haustein Lansing Clarence Black Clara Meyers John Zapfer New Ulm Wayne Cgoodnature 2Rd Ave Jacelyn van Pelt Austin Rt. 3 Bernell Nelson 2Nd St. SW Paul Horgan Twin Lakes Larry Mytten 7Th St. SE Louise Quale 4Th Ave 2Nd St. NW 1St St. NE Sentry R. L Dick Berg 5Th Ave the Hardware Mutuals Organization 12Th Street Canning Home John Cunniff Roger Syverud JC Dean Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago Livestock Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange Chicago Poultry Chicago USDA U.S California Arizona N. Y American Exchange Boy Wolf Ashland Town Graham Street Mapleview Cub Cadet Lester K. Hansen Jim Eastman Bus Eastman 7Th Day Adventists Camp ST. Paul Livestock South Geo Hormel & Co Thin Bulls John Mayer, JR Mahatma Gandhi State Farm State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Bloomington Illinois Clayton Meyer Insurance Dial Sterling Theatre Hastings Shoe Service Ist Avenue NW Jordan Expert Engineering Central Air Conditioning John Schirman 10Th St. NE Austin, Minnesota
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