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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1952

Page

7

University report urges bigger Austin school administrative staff

The University of Minnesota survey recommends expanding Austin's school administration by adding an assistant superintendent, a supervising principal for larger elementary schools, and clerical help. It urges full time principals, a second high school assistant principal, and better facilities from kindergarten onward, plus broader programs in science, reading, math, and creative writing to raise achievement across grades.

Austin University of Minnesota Bureau of Field Studies College of Education Herald University PTA Area Vocation School

Council Buys 12.6 Acres of Airport Land

Austin councilmen voted to acquire 12.6 acres at the city airport for 412.50 an acre after months of negotiations. The land, at the airport’s south end, fills needed space per civil aviation engineers. Payment splits: city one sixth, state one third, federal government one half. The move completes land for the airport improvement program and ends condemnation on Conlon Johnson holdings. The council also settled annual license items and kept pinball licenses at 100 machines with 70 from Austin Sales and 30 from Gopher Sales Co.

Austin Federal Civil Aeronautic Engineers Art Johnson Thomas A. Conlon Conlon Johnson Kenneth E. Anderson Commercial Music Novelty Machine Co Austin Sales Company Gopher Sales Co

Lansing Grangers Present Travel Scrapbook Project

The Lyle Grange hosted Lansing Grangers who presented a traveling scrapbook of Grange activities to Lyle to later pass to Adams Grange on July 8. Lyle plans July 4 celebrations and the county picnic is set for July 13 in Spring Valley. Lyle will stage tableaus for the third and fourth degrees on July 14 at Lansing and the workers conference is slated for Monday in Frankford. Lansing members then gave a program after the project presentation. Deputy and Mrs. Fred Loucks attended.

Lyle Lyle Grange Lansing Grange Lansing Adams Grange County Grange Spring Valley Frankford Fred Loucks

Sharon Heimer Leads Adams Pioneer Kids

Sharon Heimer was elected president of Adams Pioneer Kids at the organizational meeting. Agnes Harter becomes vice president, Mary Hemann secretary, and Roger Lewis treasurer. Pat Hemann leads boys activities and played Adams My Home on trumpet. Lantern silhouettes to be made for next week’s parade.

ADAMS Sharon Heimer Adams Pioneer Kids Adams Area Agnes Harter Mary Hemann Roger Lewison Pat Hemann

Women Attend Mission Meet at Concordia College

Six women from St. John's Lutheran attended the Minnesota District convention of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League at Concordia College St Paul on Wednesday and Thursday. Milbrath was re elected vice president of the South East Region. Officers named include Mrs Albert Plagens president of the Minnesota District and Mrs E A Schuett vice president. The convention approved 8000 for a Lutheran Island Camp project and allocated 320000 to national projects including a seminary chapel at Monterey Mexico and missions in Honolulu Japan India Detroit New York. An 8000 grant supported a Ontario Canada mission project with smaller efforts for a New Guinea jeep mission and training scholarships. Attendees from St John’s included Rev and Mrs Milbrath along with Mrs Kolb Sukow Ervin Wolfe Ralph Schomburg and Warren Hanson.

St. John’s Lutheran Young America John Berger St. Paul E. C. Lehman Faribault Lutheran Island East Battle Lake Henning Monterey Mexico Honolulu Japan India School For the Detroit New York Ontario Canada New Guinea

Last trips on June 30 end Milwaukee Road passenger runs

The Milwaukee Road will discontinue trains 118 and 121 between Minneapolis St Paul and Austin Minn on June 30 after a lengthy petition process and public opposition. Austin’s residents fought the cut, but the four daily runs will end, with crews reassigned or quitting as service shifts to fast freight and other routes.

Milwaukee Road Minneapolis St. Paul Austin Minn Milwaukee Road News Bureau Chicago Twin Cities Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission Minnesota Central St.Paul McGregor Western LeRoy Milwaukee Milwaukee and St. Paul Chicago- Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Iowa Minnesota Calmar Cresco Lime Springs Chester Owatonna Faribault Northfield Minnesota River Hiawathas Sioux Falls The Railroad and Warehouse Commission LaCrosse Madison S. D Twin City Mason City-Minnea

Dig for Worms With Fish Appeal Derby Starts Tuesday

The Izaak Walton League hosts its second annual fishing derby at East Side Lake from Tuesday. Up to 16 year olds fish from shore for 49 tagged fish, with prizes from seven Austin merchants. The event runs until August 23 with rules and a concluding Fish Rodeo.

Izaak Walton League East Side Lake Austin Dugan's Sports Shop Ullman Sporting Goods Cleveland Hardware Gambles Decker Hardware Coast To Coast Carpenter Izaak Walton

1951 Accident Costs Mount in Austin Traffic Toll

Three Friday collisions in Austin added 425 to the rising city accident total now over 55,000. At Nassau sixty west of High two cars driven by John Klapperich and Arthur Utzinger each sustained 20 in damage. A crash at Chatham and Mapler caused 80 to LaVerne Richardson and 15 to Floyd Hildreth. An Oakland and Railway collision inflicted 150 on Jonathan Fulkerson and 40 on Ivan Hodson Jr.

Austin Nassau High John Klapperich Baldwin Arthur R. Utzinger Spring Valley Chatham Maple LaVerne D. Richardson Grand Meadow Floyd R. Hildreth Padden Oakland and Railway Jonathan F. Fulkerson Somis Calif Ivan Hodson Jr Taopi

Eight Austin area men join Navy during June

Eight area men from Austin and vicinity enlisted in the Navy during June and are en route to training at San Diego California. The list includes Robert J. Wodnick Robert J. Titus James E. Schoenecke James D. Maxfield Arthur Sterling Baker Donald D. Richardson William Darel Lamp and Duane E Grafe. Training split in July between San Diego and Great Lakes. Navy recruiter visits Post Office basement 10 am to 4 pm each Tuesday.

Austin and Area Navy San Diego Calif Robert Joseph Wodnick Joseph J. Wodnick Eberhart Dr Robert John Titus Clyde R. Titus S. River James Edward Schoenecke Otto Schoenecke Page James David Maxfield James D. Maxfield Winona Arthur Sterling Baker Arthur R. Baker Dodge Center Donald Dean Richardson Hervey H. Richardson Grand Meadow William Darel Lamp William J. Lamp Duane Edward Grafe Edward H. Grafe Rt. 2 Great Lakes Center Ill

Valley Grange Plans Summer Meetings and Picnic

Valley Grange No. 766 met at the Bly home after a picnic to decide to hold meetings twice a month all summer with hosts chosen alphabetically. A committee will arrange the July 13 Pomona picnic in Spring Valley. Mrs. Floyd Bly will manage coffee while H. B. Kendall and M. J. Root handle equipment for the picnic and ball game.

Spring Valley Valley Grange No Floyd Bly Pomona H. B. Kendall M. J. Root

Research Expert to Address Rotary on Future Economy

J. W. Clark, commissioner of the state department of business research and development, will address the Rotary Club Monday on Minnesota and Austin Their Future Economy. His Capitol Hill office serves as a hub of business information and he tailors data to the local community. Clark’s staff have previously visited Austin to offer services.

J. W. Clark State Department of Business Reesearch and Development Rotary Club Minnesota Austin State Capitol Clark

Youth Fined for Shooting Firecrackers

Delbert Monnier, 19, of Lansing was found guilty in municipal court and fined 25 dollars plus costs for firing firecrackers. Evidence showed he drove by Mrs. Boeff’s home and threw a cracker on her lawn near her 3 year old son, with Monnier admitting some prior shooting in Austin and Lansing but denying the alleged act. Judge John Fitzgerald affirmed the guilty verdict after testimony: the incident occurred around 6 p.m. on June 22.

Delbert Monnier Lansing Harry Boeff Monnier Albert Reinartz Austin John Fitzgerald

Red Cross Meeting Place Is Changed

The Red Cross annual election and reports night moves to the Historical Building at the south entrance on the fair grounds due to road work. The 7 30 p m session is open to all Mower County Red Cross members. subscribers of $1 or more in the Fund Drive gain membership.

Fairgrounds Red Cross Mower County The

Illinois Men Given Term for Forgery

Leo G. Brewer of Elgin Illinois was given an indeterminate sentence not to exceed five years in Stillwater Prison by Judge Martin A Nelson in District Court yesterday. Brewer had pleaded guilty to second degree forgery. Conrad H Kaus of Austin pleaded innocent to third degree burglary charged with entering a service station earlier this month.

Leo G. Brewer Elgin Stillwater Martin A. Nelson Brewser Conrad H. Kaus Austin Kaus

Maple View Council Sets Tax Levy Hearing Date

A special Maple View Village Council meeting is scheduled for July 9 to hear requests for adjustments on the recent personal tax levy.

Mapleview

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