Cedar Valley Invited to Chair Lake Committee
About 50 people at a East Side Lake meeting asked the Cedar Valley Conservation Club and the Izaak Walton League to co chair a committee. The group will present recommendations to the City Council by July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Conservation Club
Izaak Walton League
East Side Lake
Edmund Smock
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Red Cross
Coordinating Council
Bob Auer
Mower County
Jack Lake
W. F. Monty
Clifford Blaser
Walter Hemmingson
Conservation Club
Kyle Waldron
CVC Club
Committee of Representatives of
Emil Schaffer
Country Sanitation Department
Parks and Recreation
Tom Belton
Wooded Land Bought for Public Hunting by Mower County
Twenty seven acres of wooded land were purchased this week by Mower County conservation clubs for public hunting. The site, bought from Oscar Bustad and Carl Hanson for $2,000, lies one and a half miles west and one mile north of Adams. Signs and maps are planned for the fair. Wildlife includes pheasant, deer, and squirrel. The area will be open to all hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Larry Strief
The
Conservation Service
Oscar Bustad
Carl Hanson
Adams
Streif
Brugger Wins $300 Realtors Scholarship
Wesley E. Brugger, a 1962 Austin High graduate, won a $300 Minnesota Association of Realtors scholarship at an Austin Board of Realtors meeting. He was one of two Minnesota students chosen from about 50 applicants and is the first Austinite since the program began six years ago to receive it. Leon Shapiro presented the award. Brugger plans a teaching or business career and is enrolled at Austin Junior College for fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley E. Brugger
Austin
Minnesota Association of Realtors
Austin Board of Realtors
Minnesota
Brugger
Leon Shapiro
State Association
Earl Brugger
1St St. NE
Wesley
Austin Junior College
Riceville Economy Store Sold to Austinson
Delmer Austinson of Riceville, age 26, has purchased the Riceville Economy Store from Harold Vail of Osage. Austinson has spent the past eight years employed at Martz Furniture Store in LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceville
Austinson
Iowa
Delmer Austinson
Harold Vail
Osage
Martz Furniture
LeRoy
Mapleview Council Keeps 15 mph Limit Amid Questionable Legality
Mapleview Council votes to keep the 15 mph limit despite attorney notes that a speed below 30 mph requires highway commission approval. Officials plan two stop signs at Taylor and Graham and consider playground equipment purchase, fencing, street paving, creek pollution actions, and a liquor store association report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleview
Charles McAlister
Glenn Kelly
Commissioner of Highways
Henry Peters
China
Taylor and Graham
Kelly
Tot Lot
Thieves Enter Gas Station Get No Loot
Jack U Valick told sheriff's deputies burglars entered his DX gas station on Highway 218 in Lansing township Wednesday night and a razor and cigarettes were stolen. No money was taken and door glass was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack U Valick
Highway 218
Lansing Township
Carmen Halstenson
Rose Kuhn
Blooming Prairie Herald Names New Correspondent
Charles Ellis named Austin Daily Herald's correspondent in Blooming Prairie. He is the first Herald representative there in months and invites calls at 444 W. to share civic school church club and community news for about 2,500 readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ellis
Austin Daily Herald
Blooming Prairie
Herald
Ellis
The
Bridge Winners Dominate Austin Session at Elm Club
Fourteen Mitchell system tables competed in the Austin Duplicate Bridge Club session. Open winners were Joe Dauer and Gordon Anderson from Austin and Albert Lea respectively. Other top pairs included C W Roessler with Howard Welch of Rochester and Mrs Sig Brekke with Mrs David Felton of Albert Lea. Next session sets for Tuesday at the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Joe Dauer
Gordon Anderson
Albert Lea
C. W. Roessler
Howard Welch
Rochester
Sig Brekke
David Felton
Glen Timmerman
Robert Thomson
William Goblitsch
F. A. Leach
C. L. Bartholomew
Harold Samuel
C. Dahlgren
Winifred Leonard
Joe Schneider
Dr. P. Meany
R. Norman Miller
W. B. Hawker
Alden
Ed Stillinger
Tom LaClair
Harvey Fiala
The
Elks Club
Kiwanis 40th Birthday Celebration At Red Cedar Inn Pool
Kiwanis club marked its 40th anniversary with a poolside party at the Red Cedar Inn. A buffet, a short meeting, and a water show by the Cedarettes and divers drew about 200 spectators under lights. Prominent attendees included Kiwanis Governor Here Wayne Sutherland and local and regional leaders. special honors were given to four charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Red Cedar Inn
Cedarettes
Gannon Studio
Tom Kough
Wayne Sutherland
Minnesota- Dakotas District
Kiwanis
Sutherland
Don Denneson
Hal Burke
Mankato
P. A. Lemmen
Fred Rayman
John
Wives of Kiwanis Club
Red Cedar
Stop Selling Bengal Matches Police Appeal
Police and firemen urge shops to stop selling Bengal matches after several car fires in two days. Fire crews extinguished a blaze in a car seat at Queen of Angels Church parking lot at 10 30 p m Wednesday. The fifth incident involves juveniles suspected of throwing matches into cars. Car owner Carl Dreyer lives at 307 Fourth Street SW. Firemen compare the matches to sparklers with colored flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Angels Church
Carl Dreyer
4Th St
Graven Opens Drive for Seat in Congress
David J. Graven launched his campaign as a DFL candidate for Congress in the new First District, touring all 12 counties. At Bethany Hall in Albert Lea he called politics the life blood of American democracy and pledged a decisive stand on major issues, citing local experience as Albert Lea Planning Commission chair and county attorney. He was joined by Volunteers for Graven chair Richard Maschka, Joe Graven, and Mayor Niles Shoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District
David J. Graven
DFL
Congress
Albert Lea
Graven
Bethany Hall
First Lutheran Church
Albert Lea Planning Commission
Richard Maschka
Joe Graven
Niles Shoff
Mayo
Two Local Boys Enroll in Shattuck Summer School Camp
Two Austin youths join 48th Session of the Summer School Camp at Shattuck School in Faribault Minnesota. Thomas R Garbisch and Charles W Leebens, both seniors, are among 2 local boys from Austin in a diverse group of 25 states Mexico and India. Leebens joins C Company in drill and the Indians athletic team. Garbisch belongs to B Company and the Indians team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Mexico
India
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Austin
Thomas R. Garbisch
R. G. Garbisch
10Th Ave
Charles W. Leebens
W. M. Leebens
Oakland Place
Leebens
C Company
Indians
Garbisch
B Company
Coroner Sets Inquest Into Death Of Donald Shuck
A coroner's inquest into the death of Donald Shuck is set for July 16 at 7 p.m. in the courthouse basement. The coroner's jury includes L. C. Cory Loren Capretz L. M. Flannery J. R. Pollock Douglas Brigham and Jess Pierce. Shuck was found dead in the street on June 4 at 2 a.m. His widow resides at 607 Ist Dr NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shuck
L. C. Cory
Loren Capretz
L. M. Flannery
J. R. Pollock
Douglas Brigham
Jess Pierce
Shuck
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By John Novotney
Arthur Bustad
Martin Bustad & Son Contractors
Hangge
Dobbins Creek
Nicolville
Roger L. Svejkovsky
Lake
Red Osmundson
Freeborn County Sanitation
Ken Allen
Albert Lea Tribune
Freeborn County Grit Club
Presare
Realtors
Fresh Fruit Headquarters
Texas
Highway
Sat
Sun
Mapleview Council
By Dave Planting
Russel Demars
Clinton St
Sanitarian
Murphy Creek
Walter Matti
Municipal Liquor Store Association
Grand Rapids
Herald Names
Blooming
Lommen
Austin Club
Dr. Lommen
Cleveland
Havens
Clarence Burgeson
Ferris Furtney
W. H. Larson
J. W. McGuiness
R. J. Meland
W. H. Nor
C. C. Terry
Henry Drost
Dick Wirtz
Cleve Tucker
Ners
Kough
U.S. Air Force
Wirtz
Paducah
Kentucky
University of Minnesota
Sarah Butler
Coleen Engelman
Barb Nord
Linda Nybe
Mary Kay Daane
Vickie Peters
Patty Gannon
Barbara Rogers
Aqua Follies
R&f Bike Shop
Oakland
Bengal
Sioux Falls
Minnesota-Dakotas
Bliss Cleveland Sr
Florence
P. A. Lommen
Michael Marmesh
J. G. W. Havens
Cleveand
Rayman
Hs Austin Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Auto Supply
Courthouse
Circulation Dept
Tom Collins
Rock Spring
BIG Four Bottling Company, Inc
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