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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

12

Blooming Prairie Hosts First District Holstein Show

The newly formed District No. 2 Holstein show in Blooming Prairie drew 27 exhibitors with 77 animals. Bartels Reflector Allan won top honors. Haven Bartel and Don Sloan led the strong judging results from Ellendale and Kasson, with Blue ribbons awarded in multiple classes and blue ribbon animals eligible for the state show in St Peter.

Bartel Bartels Allan Haven Bartel Kasson Don Sloan Ellendale Dale Otto Gerald Sorg Owatonna Gary Goodnature Dennis Zak Lyle Ffa Jerry Reuter Dennis Tow Tom Murphy Ellendale Ffa Frank Quamn Gerald Lewison Chuck Crabtree Don Wagner Rochester Mower Freeborn Dodge Steele St. Peter Dennis Kasper Medford Robert Wayne Gerald Bartel Mary Jo Calverley Gary Calverley Diane Kasper August B. Lembke Kasper & Sons Smith Bros Dodge Center John Crabtree Melvin Thome Adams Harlan Buecksler Victor Calverley Ole R

Berrys to Long Remember Austin as City With Heart

Mr and Mrs Willie Berry and their seven children will remember Austin for a long time after a Friday night fire destroyed their 1949 car and all possessions seven miles southwest of here. Clothing and shoes were donated by the local Salvation Army and the Austin Shrine Club bought a replacement car for the family. Major Alfred Gorton organized food lodging and clothing for the family as they headed west toward California seeking work.

Berrys Austin City Willie Berry California County 22 Here Salvation Army Board of Directors Shriners Los Angeles Benton Harbor Mich

Milwaukee to Install CTC Control at Ramsey Depot

Milwaukee Road plans to discontinue custodial service at Ramsey depot as it installs centralized traffic control with a power switch at the junction to manage east west and north south lines. The switch will be operated from the division dispatcher's office and bids may be sought to remove the old depot building.

Milwaukee Ramsey Center Minnesota Milwaukee Road Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission

City License Renewals Due This Friday

City recorder Ray Hanson announced a Friday deadline for renewal applications with a 20 percent late fee starting Saturday. Bike tags and dog licenses have separate sale details, while licenses for Midway Liquor Store and several beer licenses are slated for transfer. The council will also hear an attorney report on the Milwaukee Road pedestrian overpass and finalize parking ban readings on Main Street.

Midway Tom O'Brien Henry Berdan Log Cabin Inn E. A. Schutter Milwaukee Road Main St. S 4Th Ave Cedar Cedar River Bridge

Freeborn Welfare Budget Plans Small Increase

Freeborn County Welfare Board hears executive secretary John L. Olson project welfare expenses at 364 923 for the coming year, only 300 above this year. He proposes a 1962 budget total of 460 742 with 61 145 prior year surplus, to fund operations through early year before tax money arrives. Olson says surplus budgeting aims to cover the first three months and notes a leveling off in welfare spending since 1955. The board will decide July 6.

County Welfare Board Olson Freeborn County

Hopes and Hurdles of Washington Visit

A narrator describes a pleasure filled trip to Washington. Weather and sightseeing impressed, while compares food unfavorably to the Midwest. Praises federal capital architecture and ongoing construction. Notes high taxes and marble sidewalks, predicting continued growth and higher levies.

Second cousins win Austin Symphony scholarships

Auditions Tuesday night award two $100 and $75 scholarships to Sonja Emmons and Carolyn Olson of Austin. Sonja, a 1961 graduate and clarinetist, will study at the University of Minnesota with a $100 scholarship. Carolyn, a sophomore viola student, nets $75. Other competitors included Arens, Bell, Garbisch, Johnson, Roberts, Warmanen, and Ehrhardt. Ted Servania of John Marshall High School served as judge.

Austin Symphony Orchestra Sonja Emmons Emmons Carolyn Olson Austin Carolyn Waldorf College Forest City Iowa Minneapolis Symphony University of Minnesota Jerome H. Olson 19Th St Sophmore Harold Sunder Orin Sundal Austin High School Orchestra Carol Arens Arthur Arens Kathy Bell Loren Bell Mimi Garbisch Richard Garbisch Susan Johnson Edward A. Johnson Richard Roberts Eleanor Roberts Judy Warmanen E. L. Warmanen Mary Louise Ehrhardt Michael Ehrhardt Ted Servania John Marshall High School Rochester

Wells Man Waives Forgery Hearing

Joseph Francis Dombroske of Well waived a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on a second degree forgery charge. He was bound over to District Court to face charges of forging a $42.50 check at Correy Grocery Store in Lansing.

Joseph Francis Dombroske Dombroske Correy Lansing

Mapleview Votes No on Town Hall Bond Issue

Mapleview residents rejected a 30 000 dollar general obligation bond for a new town hall by 65 to 53. The plan, approved at a March 23 public hearing, would have added to the fire hall. Council considers other remedies as the current site is deemed unsafe and unsuitable for village affairs.

Mapleview William F. Christianson

Austin Band Concert Features Battle of Little Big Horn

The Austin Municipal Band performs tonight at 8:30 p.m. at Band Shell with popular requests including Battle of the Little Big Horn and Under Paris Skies. Other pieces listed are Greensleeves, The Lady of Spain, and a Giraud waltz.

Austin Municipal Band Band Shell Paris Giraud Reed Evans

Jury Considers Peterson Case in Criminal Negligence Trial

The Floyd Peterson criminal negligence trial went to the jury after arguments by both sides. Prosecution and defense contended over Petersons condition after leaving a Grand Meadow liquor store and whether excessive speed or intoxication caused the Dec. 8, 1960 Austin crash that killed Robert Aberg. Witnesses described tire marks and Petersons demeanor, while the defense argued no evidence showed high speed or intoxication. About a dozen spectators were present in court.

Floyd Peterson A. C. Richardson Peterson Austin Robert Aberg Sieh Wallace Sieh Grand Meadow Mee. Millan

Austin Man Earns Chemistry Doctorate From Purdue

Jerry Clement, son of Mrs Myr tle Clement, received a doctorate in chemistry from Purdue University this month and begins a post doctorate at the same school. He will study at Northwestern University next September under NIH funding. A 1953 Austin High School graduate, he holds a 1957 BS in organic chemistry from the University of Minnesota with scholarships. His wife, a Purdue sociology therapy master's candidate, is U of M trained. The couple has siblings James and Mrs Roger Folven of Austin.

Jerry Clement Myrtle Clement 9Th St. NW Purdue University Northwestern University Evanston, Ill National Institute of Health Clement Austin High School Austin Junior College University of Minnesota Purdue Northwestern Hopkins U. of M

Collisions Reported in Austin Police Notes

Two vehicle crashes reported in Austin with names and addresses. Florence Johnson sustained $75 damage after a collision on 4th Ave NE near a railroad track. Judith Bauer and Allen Jensen collided on Highway 218 S near 8th Ave causing $500 damage to Jensen and $175 to Bauer.

Austin Police Florence Henrietta Johnson 13Th St. NE Hazel Joane Salisbury 4Th St 4Th Ave Great Western Railroad Johnson Judith Bauer 7Th St. NW Allen W. Jensen Clarks Grove 8Th Ave Jensen Bauer

Brownsdale Post Office Moves to New Building

Brownsdale Minnesota the local post office has relocated to the former automatic laundry facility. The old post office building was sold to the city for use as part of the move.

Brownsdale Minn

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Blooming Prairie By Dave Planting Waterloo David Schroeder Sloan Lyle West Concord Kasson- Manterville Ellsworth Hall Blooming Prairie Creamery Lions Club Gurnsey Parish Herb Fisk Hutchinson Salvation Army Austin Shrine Club Hormel Plant R. E. Cook Austin-Jackson Sterling Shopping Cewrta Ray Hanson City Recorder John L. Olson Baldy Washington Middlewest Wahington Austin Symphony Area Vocational School Janet Schottler Wells Area News Herald Robert Seiney Dr. Clement James Roger Folven Bertilson Garage Es$. Pharmacy Brownsdale PO Hemrock State Bank F.D.I.C
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