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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1955

Page

8

Wall Phones to Dials Five Communities Get New Equipment

Five Iowa communities will switch from wall phones to dial systems this year, with Adams first in October and LeRoy Lyle St Ansgar and Stacyville following. Kellogg dial sets and Kellogg equipment will replace old instruments, toll calls routed through Austin, new five digit numbers with prefix two, and selective ringing introduced for fire calls.

LEROY Central R. G. Willmarth Central Iowa Telephone Co Willmarth Adams LeRoy and Lyle St. Ansgar Stacyville Lyle Austin Kellogg Western Electric Bell Companies Fire Department Tappi Johnsburg Mona Otranto Teeterville Meyer

How to Celebrate Within the Law Buy a Cap Pistol

The Austin Police urge residents to celebrate the Fourth without fireworks as state law bans most devices. Cap pistols under 20 grains are allowed. violators face up to a $100 fine or 90 days in jail.

Austin

Harvard Builds Individuals and Harvard Athletics Tells Rotary

Harvard emphasizes developing an individual rather than a follower. Bob Hastings describes admissions standards a C average and class size at Harvard, contrasts eastern and midwestern societies, and explains financial aid through National club and scholarships. He notes eight self governing houses and the Ivy League edge in athletics with Big Ten football practice. Walter Lundberg becomes Austin club president. next meeting July 1.

Harvard Bob Hastings Harold Hastings Rotary Hastings Midwest East Rotarians National Minnesota Walter Lundberg Hormel Institute Austin Chester D. Sitz Site

Honor students at Austin Junior College named for final quarter

Austin Junior College lists top students Margery Wood Ruth Wheeler Shirley Wright Audrey Davis Jean Beatrice and Katherine Bergstrom for the last grading period. Sgt Don Trenary of Austin received the Bronze Medal for directing six assault boats across the Rhine near Rosenheim. Rev Arthur Knutson led an 18th anniversary service at Hollendale Congregational Church.

Austin Junior College Margery Wood Ruth Wheeler Shirley Wright Audrey Davis Jean Beatrude Katherine Bergstrom Don Trenary Austin Rhine Rosenheim Arthur Knutson Hollandale

Older Adults Over 65 Own More Cars Than Young Adults

Data show a higher share of people aged over 65 owning cars compared with those aged 18 to 24. The finding highlights age-related differences in vehicle ownership and mobility patterns.

Water Tower Construction Under Way In Bel Air

Construction supervisor Jack Necessary arrived to oversee a 1,000,000 gallon water tower project at the Bel Air well. Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. is the contractor. Parts are unloaded and erection is to begin soon. At the Athletic Field drillers continue boring blue shale to 1,333 feet with a test planned in a week to gauge water yield.

Jack Necessary Bel Air Chicago Bridge and Iron Co Kenneth Ward City Utilities

Dairy Night at Faribault Laker Game Tickets On Sale

Tickets for the Faribault Laker baseball game are on sale at the county extension office and K O Wold Co. The Dairy Night event supports 4 H clubs in Mower County with dairy merchandise prizes. Mayor Hansen and seven councilmen will hawk dairy wares in the stands. Proceeds benefit county 4 H projects.

Austin Packer Faribault Donald Hasbargen

15 Shop Students Land Jobs in Area Area

Fifteen machine shop students from the Austin Area Vocational School secured employment as machinists. Floyd J. Lueben says graduates work at Oliver Corp and Queen Stove Works in Albert Lea, Owatonna Tool Co, A. S. Parts and Machine Co in Austin, and Almeo Division in Albert Lea.

Austin Area Vocational School Floyd J. Lueben Bernard Bunne Lenard Clark Ray Hendricksen Richard Leonard Jack Lershen John Villas Oliver Corp Richard Delhanty Paul Halverson Richard Lehman Les Nemitz Queen Stove Albert Lea Almeo Harry Rhodes Kenneth Smith Franklin Spreng Richard Plath Owatonna

Schultz Urged For FEPC Commission

Frank Schultz Local 9 president and G C Duncanson from Spring Valley have been recommended for appointment to Minnesota Fair Employment Practices Commission. A nine member commission and four member review panel will be chosen by Gov Orville L Freeman later this week from a list of 40 persons.

Frank Schultz G. C. Duncanson Spring Valley Ave Minnesota Fair Employment Practices Commission FEPC Orville L. Freeman

Grand Meadow Bells to Ring for Safety

Grand Meadow The Tuesday Study Club has arranged to have church bells rung at 10:30 am Tuesday. The ringing, a program of the Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs, reminds motorists of the drive to reduce traffic fatalities over the July 4 weekend. The club is affiliated with the federation.

Grand Meadow Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs Federation

Public service advertisement in cooperation with council

A published public service notice appears in cooperation with The Advertising Council. It outlines community guidance and civic messaging provided as a cooperative effort to inform the public.

The Advertising Council

Teenager Runs Stand No One Else Wanted

Ted Backus, 17, operates a park ice cream and beverage stand in Wildwood Park for a third year. The village provides the building. he buys stock, borrows a cooler, and runs post‑school hours. Despite small profits, he saved about 150 dollars last summer and plans football in fall.

Leroy Ted Backus Wildwood Park Backus Ted Richard Backus Spring Valley Fairmont

Spam overseas production outlined to Austin group

J A Zillgitt of Geo A Hormel & Co spoke to the Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce about expanding Spam overseas. He noted England’s market and the use of an Irish hog type, with European packing emphasizing quality and uniformity over speed.

Austin Junior Chamber of Commerce J. A Zillgitt Geo. A. Hormel & Co Hormel Horme England Zillgitt Austin Ireland United States

Hart resigns as state highway auditor. Love to succeed

Des Moines reports Klare L. Hart 65 of Ames resigns Monday as State Highway Commission auditor for the state comptroller's office. Quentin A. Love 34 of Fort Dodge will take over the post on July 1.

Des Moines Klare L. Hart Ames State Highway Commission State Comptroller’s Office Quentin A. Love Fort Dodge Hart

Wanted: distributorship in Austin for greeting card firm

NOVO CARD PUBLISHERS INC seeks an able person in Austin to handle exclusive territory sales for a 25 year old greeting card publisher. No experience needed. must invest to carry stock and manage prompt store service. Send personal details and phone for interview. Dept 7-G 1166 Milwaukee Ave Chicago IL.

Austin Novo Card Publishers, Inc Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Illinois

Eight Children Receive First Communion at Hayfield Parish

A two week religious instruction session at Sacred Heart Parish concluded with eight children receiving their first Holy Communion. The communicants were Hubert Wordyn Donald Gross Glen Hoffman Richard Kvasnicka Theresa Newgaard Linda Masching Mary Kohn and Marlene Gross. The children's choir sang the High Mass under Sister M Venard with Mrs Kurt Bjelland at the organ. Breakfast followed in the parish hall hosted by St Theresa's Guild.

Sion Sacred Heart Parish Hubert Wordyn Donald Gross Edwin Gross Glen Hoffman Joseph Hoffman Richard Kvasnicka Theresa Newgaard Clifford Newgaard Waltham Linda Masching Paul Masching Mary Kohn William Kohn Marlene Gross LeRoy Gross M. Venard Kurt Bjelland St. Theresa's Guild

Taopi Rural Carrier Exam Announcement

The U S Postal Service posts a vacancy test for the Taopi rural route after July 19 in Washington D C. Applications are at Taopi Postoffice or to the U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 D C. Applications due by July 19. Must be resident for one year. ages 18 to 50, veterans preference may waive.

Taopi TAOP U. S. Postal Service Washington, D. C U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Postal Department Tappi

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