Outside of Austin Families Report Daughters Born
Outside of Austin Mr and Mrs Robert D alquist Rochester announce the birth of a daughter on June 28 She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bauer 409 7th St NW and he the son of Mr and Mrs Maynard Kolpin 1003 13th Ave NW Mr and Mrs Charles Stern Jr West Burlington Iowa report a daughter born June 28 She is the former Karen Simonson daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Simonson 606 10th Ave SW and he is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stern Sr Austin Rt 2 Mr and Mrs Keith Eastman Riceville Iowa report a daughter born June 4
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Austin
Robert Dalquist
Rochester
Henry Bauer
7Th St
Maynard Kolpin
13Th Ave
Charles Stern Jr
West Burlington
Iowa
Karen Simonson
Kenneth Simonson
10Th Ave
Charles Stern Sr
Austin Rt. 2
Frank Fick
Frank Lewis Fick
John C
Augusta Fick
Preston
Brokken School
Harmony
Hilda Wendt
Fick
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Men’s Brotherhood of the Church
UPWA
2Nd Ave
Arthur L. Swenson
Big Springs Cemetery
Ruben Wendt
Art Hahn
Friebert Lange
Vernon Burmeister
Willard Harmon
Wesley Lange
Hilda Fick
Marcella E. Mullins
Karen E. Mullins
Emil Burmeister
Brownsdale
Stewartville
Ottertail
Hastings
Deaths and funeral notices from Austin Minnesota area
Obituaries list Clyde Weedman Nora Severson and Martin Severson among others with survivors and funeral details. Multiple services are scheduled at St Olaf Lutheran Church Adams Little Cedar Lutheran Church and Worlein and Mayer funeral homes with dates in June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Severson
Martin
Nora) Severson
Adams
St. Olaf Hospital
Kenneth
Rosella) Flaten
Kenyon
Laurel
Bertha) Nelson
Rose Creek
Francis
Austin
Maurice
Bertha Krager
Faribault
Metz
Joseph W. Metz
18Th St
St. Edward’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Austin Post 91
American Leigen
Severson
Little Cedar Lutheran Church
Wayne Quibell
Adams Funeral
Card of Thanks Notices from Community Members
Several families express gratitude for visits cards flowers and meals from neighbors friends and church members after hospital stays illnesses and memorials. Names include Kroening Day Steinbach Berg Seiver and relatives thank clergy doctors nurses and Red Cross volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peterson
Donald West
Twiggs
St. Olaf Hospital
Arthur Day
Auto Mishap Near Riceville Injures Two
Mrs. Ralph Michels 44 and her daughter Jeanne 11 of Stacyville were injured when the Michels car left the Little Cedar blacktop road about two miles west and one and a half miles north of Riceville. Mrs. Michels suffered a dislocated vertebra and bruises while Jeanne had severe facial lacerations and bruises. Both were in good condition at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Richard Jahnel investigated and Michels was cited for failure to have a vehicle under control.
Black Mutt Receives $51553 Bequest From Owner
A nine year old black mutt named Last Minute II from Greendale is willed $51553 by June Kieselhorst. The funds are to pass to the Missouri Humane Society when the dog dies, with will terms filed in Clayton Probate Court. Kieselhorst was 45 and daughter of St. Louis businessman Henry Kieselhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton, Mo
Missouri Humane Society
June Kieselhorst
Greendale
Clayton
The
Humane Society
Miss Kieselhorst
St. Louis
Henry Kieselhorst
Centennial Starts at Blooming Prairie Livery Event
The two day Centennial kicks off with a noon picnic for old timers and a 2 p.m Kiddies parade. Kiddies day runs 1 to 6 p.m. with beard judging at 8 p.m. at the elementary school platform. Miss Blooming Prairie Susan Hanson and substitute Jeanne Dugan crown judges. The highlight is the 9 p.m. pageant commemorating 100 years. Friday features a 7 p.m. Centennial parade. A historic livery stable photo is shown among Main Street displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Prairie
Susan Hanson
Austin
Jeanne Dugan
Main St
Hospitalized names and addresses listed for medical and surgical care
Mrs. Roger Noble at 1210 12th St NW is hospitalized for medical reasons. Mrs. Melvin B King at 900 12th Ave NE is hospitalized for surgery. Gerald Grimm, son of Mr and Mrs George Grimm of 903 3rd Ave NW, is hospitalized for surgery. Jerome Weber of 1301 11th Ave NW is hospitalized for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Olaf Hospital
Roger Noble
12Th St. NW
Melvin B. King
12Th Ave
Gerald Grimm
George Grimm
3Rd Ave
Jerome Weber
11Th Ave
Tax Surcharge Risks More Aches and Less Revenue
New York AP report notes a proposed six percent surcharge on corporate and personal income taxes could lessen the tax base and revenue. Federal Reserve head William McChesney Martin argues it may curb a too-weak 1967 economy while worsening deficits. The piece cautions higher interest rates and borrowing worries as the government seeks to restrain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Johnson
Federal Reserve
Farm Bureau Picnic At Sargeant School
SARGEANT Minn The Waltham Sargeant Farm Bureau unit held Rural Urban Day with a picnic at Sargeant School for about 60 guests and members. A business meeting followed the meal led by the resolutions committee members Lawrence Krambeer Millen Jensen Vance Larson Merle McNutt and Bert Anderson with Carroll Wilson as speaker on tax reform. The next meeting is July 24 at the Millen Jensen farm near Waltham for the unit annual picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargeant
Minn
Waltham Sargeant Farm Bureau
Sargeant School
Resolutions Committee
Lawrence Krambeer
Millen Jensen
Vance Larson
Merle McNutt
Bert Anderson
Carroll Wilson
Faribault
Farm Bureau
Waltham
Burson Relfe
Dave Williams
Three Mower County Men Inducted Into Armed Services
Three Mower County young men were inducted into the armed services on June 27, per the county selective service office. Named are John C. Hiller Levi, Thomas Arthur Schneider Adams, and Donald Dean Bothun, all from Mower County towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Armed Services
Selective Service Office
John C. Hiller
Levy
Thomas Arthur Schneider
Adams
Donald Dean Bothun
Austin
Oregon Judge Orders Juveniles to Sweep Streets
In John Day Oregon Municipal Court Judge Ernest A Sharp sentences juvenile law violators to sweep the city streets under police supervision. He says the punishment hits kids not parents and avoids jailing high school students noting there have been no repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
Ore
Ernest A. Sharp
Sharp
Spring Valley Band Places Sih in Winnipeg Contest
Spring Valley Minnesota band finished fifth in Class A at the International Band Contest during the Red River Exposition in Winnipeg. Judges praised fine sound excellent direction and noted discipline and stage appearance. The mass formation included 46 bands with entrants from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and two from Kentucky. Publication mentions Canadian audience praising uniforms like Royal Guards.
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Spring Valley Band
Sih
Winnipeg
Spring Valley, Minn
Spring Valley
Kentucky
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Royal Guards
Hibbard urges U S to mine sea bed for oil and gas
Dr Walter R Hibbard Jr director of the Federal Bureau of Mines says the question is not if but when the United States will mine minerals from the sea He urges readiness with legislation diplomacy and organization as oil and natural gas become obtainable from the ocean floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsto
R.J
Walter R. Hibbard Jr
Federal Bureau of Mines
University of Rhode Island
United States
Lakers Sign Clemson Forward Mahaffey First Draft Pick
The Los Angeles Lakers announced the signing of Clemson University forward Randy Mahaffey, their first draft choice in the recent NBA draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahaffey
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
Clemson University
Randy Mahaffey
Spring Valley Public Utilities Buys Anderson Building
Spring Valley Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approves purchase of the Anderson Building south of the municipal site after review of power output. Peak load reached 2250 kilowatt hours in 1966 versus 1300 six years earlier. Purchase price about 22000 dollars. Building program to follow. Harlan Marchant appointed to replace Burton Higham on the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Minn
Anderson
Public Utilities Commission
William Kolling
Harlan Marchant
Burton Higham
Iowa House debates tax relief bill amid secrecy and tax hikes
A $121 million annual tax bill faced the Iowa House after Senate approval and Governor Hughes backing. The package would raise income, sales, beer, tobacco, and corporate taxes to fund school aid and property tax relief, amid bipartisan secrecy over conference negotiations that sparked resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa House
Senate
Harold Hughes
House
Hughes
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
Gene Glenn
D-Ottumwa
Stocks rally on New York market closing near midday
At 1 p m the American exchange shows widespread activity with Allied Chemical at 37 5, Honeywell 77 1 2, Am Can 58 1 2, International Paper 29 1 2, Exxon and Bethlehem Steel among others moving. Broad gains and losses reflect a busy session as investors weigh oil, steel and tech names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Honeywl
Am Can
Jns
Pillsby
Deere
RCA
du Pont
Rexall
Firestone
Sears Roe
Ford Mtr
Shell Oil
Elec
Sinclair
Gen Food
Sp Rand
Gen Mills
St Brands
Gen Mtr
St Oil
Cal
Gen Tel
St Oil Ind
Gillette
St Oil NJ
Goodrich
Swift
Goodyear
Texaco
Yould
Texas
Ne Ry
Union Oil
Grey
UN Pac
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Hannam
Wesg el
Homestic
Elworth
Iowa Sales Tax Extensions Include These Items
Iowa House consideration would extend sales tax to services across many sectors. Items include alteration and garment repair, auto and boat repairs, dry cleaning, engraving, photography, and advertising, with repairs to furniture, jewelry, and machinery as well as various professional and recreational services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Northwest and Iowa State leaders join Northwestern Bell board
Donald W. Nyrop president of Northwest Airlines Minneapolis and Dr. W Robert Parks president of Iowa State University Ames were named to Northwestern Bell Telephone Co board of directors A F Jacobson president announced at a directors meeting in St Paul Also Dr James H Hilton director of development for Iowa State University and its former president resigned to become executive director of the Z Smith Reynolds Foundation Winston Salem NC Hilton had served on Northwestern Bell's board for seven years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Nyrop
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Minneapolis
W. Robert Parks
Iowa State University
Ames
Northwestern Bell Telphone Co
A. F. Jacobson
St. Paul
James H. Hilton
Dr. Hilton
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Winston - Salem, N. C
Northwestern Bell
Voters approve 43 million bond for two-stadium complex
Kansas City voters approved a 43 million bond issue by a tight margin to finance a dual-stadium complex with a two-section roof on wheels. The plan envisions a unique transportationable roof system and a major municipal sports facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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Keith Eastman
Riceville, Iowa
Clyde Weedman
Community Memorial Hospital
James
Dorothy) Kent
Alta Mae Day
Racine, Minn
Frank Danley
Addie Brown
Racine
Dexter
Navy
LaCrosse
Wis
Baptist Church
Clear Lake
Flandreau
Yuma
Ariz
Steinbach
Raedeke
Methodist Hospital
Elmer Steinbach
Riceville
Stacyvile
Ralph Michels
Jeanne
Stacyville
Michels
OLD Blooming Prairie Livery
Joan Cunniff
Oregon
Knights of Columbus
Mines Head
Spring Valley Public Utilities
Vor S Olaf
Piano
St. NE
Roger Jepsen
R-Davenport
William Denman
D-Des Moines
St, Paul
St, Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
U.S
California
N. Y
American Exchange
Howie
Bic Ikci
Geo Hormel & Co
Eeewes Everseene
Restereeereres
3Rd Avenue
2Nd Street NW
Prinzings
By John Schirmang
John “Schirmang
Hill’s
John
Hill Heating &G Cooling
Hill Heating & Cooling
Austin, Minnesota
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