Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Austin Daily Herald in Austin, Minnesota

We have 2,089,067 pages in Minnesota

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1968

Page

9

Rising Costs Press Sanatorium at Mineral Springs

The annual report by medical director Dr. Jesse E. Douglass notes higher per diem costs due to federal elderly-care subsidies and inflation, despite a drop in patient days. Expenditures rose from 374675.67 to 398518.43, with limited surgery and active outpatient expansion.

Mineral Springs Sanatorium Jesse E. Douglass Douglass Douglas Miriam Apitz Miss Apitz Battey State Hospital Rome U.S. Public Health Servic Minnesota Board of Health Lillian Wall

Summer Session Enrolls 487 Students for 旧Secondary Program

A report to Irwin T. Mickelson shows 487 students enrolled in the current summer session for secondary students. Twenty three instructors handle 19 classes with multiple sections in reading typing home economics and pre junior high science lab techniques.

Irwin T. Mickelson R. W. McCune McCune

Wall Fire Traced to Overheated Wiring at Residence

Fire crews responded to the Cletus Heimer home at 801 th Ave SE around 11 25 p m on Wednesday. Overheated wiring and over sized fuses caused a fire in the wall of an upstairs back room. The blaze was confined to the wall with smoke damage and minor wall damage. units remained on site until about 12 15 a m.

Cletus Heimer

51 Years of Service Honors Howard G Hill

Howard G Hill received a plaque at a Wednesday noon ceremony for 51 years of service with the State Bank of Brownsdale. The senior vice president, who has spent his entire career at the bank, was honored after also receiving an award from the Minnesota Buyers Association. President W I Danielson presented the plaque and noted Hill will continue his work with the bank.

Howard G. Hill State Bank of Brownsdale Hill Minnesota Buyers Assn W. I. Danielson

Rain and Flooding Disrupt Power in Austin

Heavy rain in the Austin area caused manholes to fill with water near Oakland Avenue to 1st Avenue NW and Main Street to 4th Street NW. A water surge opened breakers from the downtown substation, cutting power about 20 minutes as crews pumped out flooded manholes and restored service.

Austin Austin Utilities Oakland Ave 1St Ave Main St 4Th St Downtown Harold Lamon Lars’ Standard 4Th St. NW

Riverwind tryouts set for weekend at Austin State Junior College

The Riverwind production from Summer Set I will hold auditions 2:30 to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the ASJC Theater. Residents are urged to try out, bring a show tune, and read from the play. Directors Mary Thompson and Frank Bridges noted broad participation and that casting moves quickly due to the schedule. Participants include locals from Albert Lea LeRoy and a contestant from Montana.

Austin State Junior College Mary Thompson Frank Bridges Albert Lea LeRoy Montana

J G Huntting Jr Named to Board of First National Bank

J G Huntting Jr appointed to the board to fill the unexpired term of his father at the First National Bank of Austin. He has 17 years with Huntting Elevator Co. and two terms on the Austin Public Schools board. The update follows J G Huntting Sr stepping down after 16 years.

J. G. Huntting, Sr First National Bank of Austin R. F. Lichty J. G. Huntting, Jr Huntting Jr Austin Huntting Elevator Co The Austin Public Schools 1203 Oh St. NW Huntting William Howley G. M. Leland First National Bank H. B. Lien Weyerhaeuser Co

Young Republican League of Mower County Forms Chapters

The Young Republican League of Mower County elected officers at a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson and chartered with the state group. Richard Stanley was named chairman and Mrs. John Mayer Jr. chairwoman, with William Bowers and Mrs. Donald Austin as vice chairmen and Keith Barnes as treasurer and secretary. Guests included Marvin Brill, Harlan Knight, Sara Springmeyer, and Ric Wilberg. A July 15 dinner with Lt. Gov. James Goetz was planned. tickets available through YRL officers. Membership is open to Republicans ages 18 to 40. meetings are the fourth Tuesday monthly. contact Gary Leonard for info.

Young Republican League of Mower County YRL Roger K. Johnson Richard Stanley John Mayer Jr William Bowers Donald Austin Keith Barnes Republican Marvin Brill Harlan Knight Sara Springmeyer Dist Rochester Ric Wilberg Minneapolis James Goetz Gary Leonard

Bloodmobile collects 156 pints in Mower County drive

The Mower County Bloodmobile gathered 156 pints of blood on Wednesday for a three day total of 365 pints. Of 170 potential donors 14 were deferred and 10 were first time donors. The Bloodmobile will be at the First Congregational Church in Austin from 1 to 7 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday.

Mower County First Congregational

Rebling to Graduate Friday From Military Academy Officer School

Larry A. Rebling of Austin is set to graduate from the Minnesota Military Academy officer candidate school at Camp Ripley in ceremonies Friday. The 1968 class of 78 National Guardsmen and Army Reservists is the largest since the academy began in 1956. The 405 hour program covers leadership, drill, map reading, communications, tactics, riot control, weapons, logistics, and more under Regular Army guidance from Fort Benning. After earning a second lieutenant appointment, graduates must complete nine weeks at an active Army post for promotion eligibility. The academy, known as West Point on the Mississippi, has produced over 500 junior officers for the Guard and Reserve.

Larry A. Rebling Austin Minnesota Military Academy Camp Ripley U.S. Army Infantry School Fort Benning Ing West Point Mississippi National Guard Army Reserve Guard

Dexter School District Dissolution Approved by County Board

The Mower County Board of Commissioners voted 4 to 0 to dissolve the Dexter School district 494 after a two hour hearing. A residents vote on debt assumption will determine whether the district ceases to exist and slides the decision to Elkton School for debt levels.

Dexter Mower County Raymond Ondov Austin Dale Rossow Ontley Willy Nilly Rossow Ondov Ondovy James Mork Finbraaten Elkton Minnesota

Public hearing set on junkyard dispute and highway plan

The Planning Group schedules an 8 p.m. July 31 public hearing on Weyerhaeuser Co. versus Clarence Frederickson over a junkyard near the Weyerhaeuser plant in Edson Addition. A zone change for a highway maintenance stockpile area east of Adams on Hwy 56 is recommended for approval.

Weyerhaeuser Co Clarence Frederickson Austin Edson Addition Weyerhaeuser Adamson Hwy. 56 County Planning Commission

Police Report Two Car Mishaps In Austin

Two minor auto accidents were investigated by Austin Police on Wednesday. At 10:40 a.m. William Barnett's and Wilma Johnson's vehicles collided in the Post Office Parking area causing $10 and $8 damage respectively. At 1:20 p.m. Bertha Farrand's and William Cooklin's cars collided on 3rd Ave NW near N Main, with $75 damage to both vehicles.

Austin William Barnett Austin Rt. 1 Wilma Johnson 7Th Ave. NW Barnett Johnson Auto Bertha Farrand Austin Rt. 5 William Cooklin 3Rd Ave. NW N. Main Farrand Cooklin

Lime Springs Centennial Celebrates 100 Years Of Pioneer History

Lime Springs Iowa marks a century with reflections on early settlers Joseph Knowlton and Harvey Wells, the Old Town site, Lidtke Mill, rail line changes, major fires, Brown Park, and community growth culminating in a 567 population and a new school and civic buildings. A Herald feature details events through the centennial week.

Lime Springs North Iowa Upper Iowa River Joseph Knowlton Harvey H. Wells Wisconsin Limeston Old Town Minneapolis Minnesota Upper Midwest McGregor & Western Railroad Mississippi River Austin Minnesota Central Railroad Twin Cities Chicago New Lime Springs Busi Ness Dakota Territory William Carlos Brown The Burlington New York Central Exchange State Bank Cresco

March of Dimes reports 1968 collection total in Mower County

The Mower County Chapter reports 3119 dollars raised for the 1968 campaign. The local chapter and national headquarters receive amounts of 1169 and 779 dollars to the medical scientific research fund. Clifford Blowers of 1905 5th Ave SW will direct the 1969 campaign.

Mower County March of Dimes Medical Scientific Research Fund Clifford Blowers 5Th Ave

Austin Legion Post 91 Names Committee Chairmen

Commander John Flaherty announced Post 91 committee chairs for the coming year. Legal Officer William Nierengarten, Judge Advocate Jess Pierce, and others including Gerry Wakefield Americain ism, Bernard Bednar Child Welfare, Bob McCoy Sick Call, Paul Hallman Building, James Borris Building Finance, Leo Weis Veterans Day, Roger Reller Funeral Escort, Francis Stoltzeberg American Legion Baseball, Vincent Klein Veterans Council, B J Plowman Publicity, Joe Stenger School Patrol, Don Johnson Bowling, Jerry Wienmann Fair Stand, Don Ball School Awards, Ray Wistrell. Flaherty praised their dedication to child welfare and the Austin community and urged continued effort to match past accomplishments.

Austin American Legion John Flaherty William Nierengarten Jess Pierce Gerry Wakefield Bernard Bednar Bob McCoy Paul Hallman James Borris Leo Weis Roger Reller Pierce Tubbs American Legion Francis Stoltzeberg Vincent Klein Veteran’s Council B. J. Plowman Joe Stenger Don Johnson Jerry Wien

Carlin Finishes Second in Duluth Pistol Championship

John Carlin of the Austin Police Force placed 2nd in the timed fire tyre class and 4th in the aggregate at the Minnesota State Police and Peace Officers Pistol Championship in Duluth. The four man Austin team finished 6th among 16 teams as a record 233 law men competed.

John Carlin Austin Minnesota Duluth Carlin William Everhart Wes Greve Chet Nelson

Fewer Agencies Urged to Boost Economy and Cooperation

David McNeil of the Chamber urged consolidating government departments in the Twin Cities and Mower County to cut costs. He called for citizen participation in local and state politics, warned against the status quo, and promoted cooperation and vision to move communities forward. He noted the Chamber Mushroom Alert System aids in warning against counterfeit money and crime. He urged support for State Plowing Matches as a major July event and urged buying Plowville booster buttons.

David McNeil Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Holiday Inn Twin Cities Mower County McNeil Exchange Club

Hendrickson Honored Jaycee of the Month in Austin

Burnell Hendrickson named Outstanding Jaycee of the Month for May at the Austin Jaycees General Membership Meeting. He is honored for his work as director of publicity for the Miss Minnesota Pageant. Drenton Barringer spoke on mental health. three new members were welcomed. Plans for the Minnesota State Plowing matches on July 26 and 27 were reviewed.

Burnell Hendrickson Austin Jaycees Hendrickson Enton Barringer Mower County Steve Stoltenberg Pete Peterson Mark Jacobson Jaycees Minnesota

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vern Cullen Knights Templar Lee Hargesheimer Grand Commandry of Knights Templar of Ry C. Brown L. R. Lilja Freeborn County Joseph F. Schaefer James E. Kidd Steele County Goodhue Dakota Rice Olmsted Washington J.G. Huntting Jr 1St National RC Bloodmobile Rebling Military Academy Officer School Larry Rebling LeRoy School Flaherty Lime Springs Lh Henry Ford Kee Road St. Olaf Hospital Julene Theis Betty Thompson Red Cross First Congregational Church Hendrickson Quistanning Jaycee
Search Courier

Search the Austin Daily Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Austin Daily Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication