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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1956

Page

7

Time capsule planned to show Austin in 1956 for 2056 reveal

A Leverich monument time capsule will hold 1956 Austin memorabilia including pamphlets on autos and appliances, fashion samples, maps, directories, yearbooks, catalogs, and centennial mementos. The box seals late 1956 and opens for Austin's 200th birthday in 2056.

Leverich Austin Chauncey Leverich Grand View Memorial Gardens Minnesota St. Paul Pioneer Press Austin Junior College Austin Area Vocational School PTA Austin Daily Herald

Merger Requires Member Vote for UPWA AFL CNN Tie

At Cincinnati's 10th biennial UPWA convention Frank Schultz Local 9 president said merger with AFL meat packers is not official yet. A new constitution must be approved by local unions and then by AFL CIO executive boards before taking effect. Dist 2 will become Dist 7 covering Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin with Ray Wentz to lead the new district. Ralph Helstein was nominated and approved as UPWA president.

CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America AFL Meat Packers Cincinnati Frank Schultz Local 9 Schultz Dist Dist. 7 Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Ray Wentz Glenn Chinander Dist. 2 Ralph Helstein UPWA

Loan Approved for Spring Valley Produce Co

The Small Business Administration in Minneapolis approved a $20,000 loan for Spring Valley Produce Co in Spring Valley. It was one of 21 SBA loans issued from May 22 to June 8, bringing the total to $393,300.

Small Business Administration Minneapolis Spring Valley Produce Co Spring Valley Federal

Elkton Grange Picnic Set for July 15 at Stewartville

Elkton plans its annual Grange picnic on July 15 at Stewartville. The notice notes a regular meeting on the same day, with details forthcoming in community notices.

Elkton, Minn Elkton Grange Stewartville

Farm Boy Eight Struck By Car Near Moscow Store

Eight year old Danny Tuttle is in good condition at St Olaf Hospital after being hit by a car on Freeborn County Road 1 east of the Moscow Store. The vehicle driven by Mrs David Bardouche struck the boy as he and other youths walked along the road.

Danny Tuttle St. Olaf Hospital Danny Barney Tuttle Austin Rt. 4 David R. Bardouche Lakeland Moscow Freeborn County P. m. Freeborn County Lindahl Tuttle Lakeshore Mason Mace, Jr

First Aid Tent at Centennial Parade to Aid Dazed Crowd

Emmet Phifer, first aid chairman for Mower County Red Cross, announces a dedicated first aid tent on East Side Lake for the Centennial parade. Red Cross nurses will staff it, and six explorer scouts from St. Augustine school will assist with first aid training and carry kits for immediate service.

Emmet Phifer Mower County Red Cross East Side St. Augustine School

Hills elected president of clearing house association

Ten years ago H G Hill of the State Bank of Brownsdale was chosen president of the Southern Minnesota Clearing House Association. Also noted, twenty five years ago nearly two thousand people toured the Austin Daily Herald model home at 707 West Maple.

H. G. Hill The State Bank of Brownsdale Southern Minnesota Clearing House Assn Austin Daily Herald W. Maple

Utilities Board Accepts 683984 Boiler Bid

The Utilities Board accepted a 683984 bid from Fuel Economy Engineering Co. of St. Paul for a plant boiler with a maximum cost equal to the bid and a 7 percent overhead option. Riley Stoker Co. bid higher than 700000. The board also accepted the resignation of Kenneth Ward to join IBM in Rochester. Ward, from Austin, had served as assistant utilities superintendent for about three years.

Riley Stoker Co Kenneth Ward Ward International Business Machine IBM Rochester Austin Austin High School

Annual Red Cross Meeting in Mower County Courthouse

The Mower County Red Cross Chapter will hold its annual meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the courthouse. Mrs Ruth Ramsey executive secretary said officers will be elected.

Mower County

Bad Check Passer Is Taken to Prison

Deputy Sheriff C H Halsten son delivered Orville Anderson of Windom Minnesota to the Stillwater prison on Friday. Anderson was convicted June 25 in District Court of writing bad checks on a second degree forgery count and begins a jail term not to exceed five years.

C. H. Halstenson Orville Anderson Windom Minn Stillwater Anderson District Court

Housing Shortage Forces ISU Students to Commute

An estimated 1,000 of the 10,188 students expected to enroll at Iowa State College in the fall will probably have to commute to Ames due to a housing shortage.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College

Byrd Named to National Geographic Society Board

Admiral Richard Byrd is a member of the board of the National Geographic Society.

Adm Richard Byrd The National Georgraphic Society

Joint Austin Albert Lea airport plan moves forward

Austin and Albert Lea officials outlined the first official step toward a joint airport by sending notices to the Minnesota Aeronautics Commission and the Federal Civil Aviation Administration. The meeting with state and federal officials included mayors, engineers, and chamber leaders, and discussions supported the idea as preliminary with a long timeline.

Austin and Albert Lea Minnesota Aeronautics Commission Federal Civil Aeronautics Administration Austin-Albert Lea Austin Dale Maciver Don Schmidt Mel Solberg Fox Hotel Baldy Hansen George Weiss Ernest Jacob Ernest Diederich Roger Nelson Bob Propf Chamber of Commerce Aeronautics Committee Kenneth Jordahl Albert Leans Hansen

Blaze Destroys Barn on Sven Svenson Farm

A thunderstorm likely caused a blaze that destroyed a large barn on the Sven Svenson farm two miles south of Austin. Firemen from Austin Rose Creek and Lyle saved nearby structures as 400 chickens escaped and hogs were moved to pasture. Fire crews fought the flames until 4 30 a m in rain with damage estimates not yet available.

Sven Svenson Austin Rose Creek Lyle Svenson Swenson

Austin Parks Stage Week of Carnivals and Hikes

Austin parks host carnivals at Sumner Cullen and other playgrounds with earnings for handicapped children and pet shows at Decker Sutton Kaufman. Tournaments at Decker Neveln Northwest Kaufman with merit certificates. hikes, bike trips and fossil hunts planned at multiple parks. Centennial parade set for July 4 with fifteen park units marching.

Austin Sumner Park Cullen Decker, Sutton and Kaufman Parks Whittier Decker Neveln Northwest Kaufman Harry Strong Kaufman, Whittier Sutton and Galloway Sterling Park Streverling Dairy Wayside Chapel Sumner Lafayette Dhesner Todd Park Northeast Sterling Austin Park

Hayes Healy Duo to Headline Aquatennial Show in Minneapolis

Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy headline the 10th annual WCCO Radio All-Star Aquatennial Show on July 21 at the Minneapolis Auditorium. The two hour revue features Felicia Sanders Don Cherry The Toppers Quartet and WCCO personalities Cedric Adams Bob De Haven Clellan Card Tony Grise and Joan Iden with the Minneapolis Choralaires. The event broadcasts 8 to 10 p.m. on WCCO Radio to an audience of about 10 000 heat members of the public. Hayes and Healy join CBS Radio TV contract duties and Hayes may substitute for Arthur Godfrey during leaves.

Peter Lind Hayes Mary Healy Wcco Radio Minneapolis Felicia Sanders Don Cherry Toppers Cedric Adams Bob DeHaven Clellan Card Tony Grise Joan Iden WCCO Minneapolis Choralaires

Student talent lineup lists performers and acts

The roster includes Dorothy Eisterhold singing Make Believe Karen Jacobs marimba The Saints vocal Joyce Lee tap dance Hot Digity Patsy Fergusson vocal Rock n Roll Waltz Jayne Gannon modern dance Rockin Ghost Hot Rockin Four I Ve Got a Woman Edna Elam and Mary Louk tap Ain t She Sweet Mellowmaids vocal Mary Kay Daane tap Teddy Bear Blues Barry Blackhawk vocal Too Young to Go Steady Ann Daly Judy Lacy Shanty Town Tap pin Quartet Tap dancing to Blue Suede Shoes Martha Moe vocal Ah Sweet Mystery of Life Mrs Ed Jirele Gay 90s.

Dorothy Eisterhold

Revised Centennial Variety Show Schedule

A revised lineup for the Centennial Variety Show lists acts for Wednesday including Spirits. French Can Can. Mrs Ed Jirele and Howard Weness vocal Gay 90s. Larry Kruger tapping Tennessee Rock n Roll. Gwen Doggett and Marie Dearmin vocal Why Baby Why. Kay Standinger toe dance Nut Cracker. Tom Forstner drum solo Connecticut Yankee. Joyce Grant pantomime My First Formal Gown. Judy Lindeman tapping Rock Around the Clock. Carol Lockwood organ solo Tico Tico. Patty Sue Gannon and Donny Dalquist tapping Davy Crockett. Shirley Yocum vocal Street Where You Live. Ruthies Boogie Woogie dance.

Ed Jirele Howard Weness Larry Kruger Gwen Doggett Marie Dearmin Kay Standinger Tom Forstner Joyce Grant Judy Lindeman Carol Lockwood Patty Sue Gannon Donny Dalquist Davy Crockett Shirley Yocum Ruthies Boogie Woogie

Guernsey Show Set for Tuesday in Owatonna

The South Central Minnesota Guernsey Parish Show will be held Tuesday at the Steele County Fairgrounds in Owatonna. Harold Searles, University of Minnesota extension specialist, will judge. Mower County Guernsey breeders will enter stock.

Minnesota Guerensey Parish Steele County Fairgrounds Owatonna Harold Searles University of Minnesota Mower County

Taopi 4-H Tour Visits Cemetery and School Lunch

Taopi Rustlers 4-H Club held its annual tour visiting Taopi Cemetery as a club project. The group started at Bud Johnson farm and had lunch at Dist. 74 School. Proj ects included food yard corn pigs oats calves clothing and bread with County Agent Donald Hasbar gen and Club Agent Ronald Seath joining.

Taopi Rustlers Taopi Bud Johnson Dist

Iowans Debate Merged Union Political Effect

DES MOINES Republican and Democratic state chairs clashed over the impact of the merged Iowa AFL and CIO on elections. Democratic chair Jake More predicted considerable influence, while Republican Don Pierson doubted any change. They agreed members will vote their own convictions, not follow leadership.

Des Moines Iowa AFL and Cio Jake More

Woman Injured in Dexter Turn Crash near Austin

A woman identified as Mrs. Larson was admitted to St. Olaf Hospital after an automobile accident at the Dexter turn on Highway 16, fourteen miles east of Austin. She could not communicate at admission and suffered possible chest injuries while highway patrol investigates. no crash details were available at press time.

Larson St. Olaf Hospital Dexter Turn Austin Highway 16 Highway Patrol

Rev Snider Attends Lake Koronis Camp

The Rev. Theodore W. Snider pastor of Sargeant Evangelical United Brethren Church attends a summer assembly at Lake Koronis Camp Paynesville. There will be no service at the EUB Church Sunday as families visit other area churches.

Sargeant, Minn Theodore W. Snider Sargeant Evangelical United Brethren Church Lake Koronis Camp Paynesville

Twin City Firm Will Move East to Philadelphia

United Air Conditioning Corp. will relocate from the Twin Cities to Philadelphia due to the Minnesota personal property tax burden and eastward markets and supplies. President David E. Feinberg cited tax as the sole reason, noting the company has operated in Minneapolis for nearly 30 years.

Minneapolis East United Air Conditioning Corp Twin Cities Philadelphia David E. Feinberg Minnesota

Not Impressed Drivers Convicted in Nebraska DWI Case

NOT IMPRESSED MC COOK Neb The driver tailed by police stopped and switched with a companion. In court George Shepard of Oak Creek Colo and his brother Henry of Lenora Kan were convicted of drunken driving and fined 100 dollars each.

MC Cook George Shepard Oak Creek Colo Henry Lenora Kan

Midshipmen Cruise Aboard USS Des Moines

Austin area sailors participate as part of a three cruise program. More than 3,000 Naval Academy and NROTC midshipmen aboard 23 Atlantic Fleet warships depart Norfolk June 5 for Northern Europe. Pvt. Roger A. Ecklund graduates from the engineer equipment repairman course at Fort Belvoir Virginia after prior work at Hayfield High School and Westrum Construction.

Des Moines Ralph J. Nangle Seaman USN Luella H. Nangle Lyman Lane Austin Naval Academy and College Nrotc Norfolk Europe Roger A. Ecklund Albin Ecklund Hayfield Engineer School Fort Belvoir Ecklund Hayfield High School Westrum Construction Stewartville Army

Coin Stamp Club to Meet Monday

The Austin Coin and Stamp Club will hold a general meeting at 7 p.m. Monday on the Shaw Gym second floor. Coins and stamps will be displayed traded and sold.

Austin Coin and Stamp Club Shaw Gym

Four Car Crashes Wreck $1,520 in Week’s Losses

Friday and today saw four collisions causing $1,520 damage. Elton Johnson’s parked car on Ash near Oak was hit by Richard Scott who fled the scene. Emil Arndt Jr. and George Teats each suffered minor damage at Main and Highway 218, with Nihart unharmed. Two cars in Hormel lot and others on Lansing near Main recorded smaller damages.

Elton Johnson Medary Richard D. Scott Johnson Ash Street Oak Scott Main and Highway 218 Emil E. Arndt Jr W. Grove George A. Teats Austin Rt. 2 Lawrence Nihart Leonard Swanson E. Winona Hormel Lansing Main Richard D. Smith Austin Rt. 3 Harold D. Reed Jefferson

Tavern Fire Destroys Chester Establishment

Early morning blaze gutted Marion's Tavern on Highway 63 in Chester Iowa. Firefighters from Chester and Lime Springs battled hot flames discovered by a mail truck driver. Smoke damaged the neighboring drug store. building owned by Henry Stevenson and the tavern by Marion Grande.

Chester Iowa Marion Highway 63 Lime Springs Marion Grande Henry Stevenson

Banfield Teacher Studies at Boulder

Miss Lorraine Yenish of Mankato teaches at Banfield School and attends a curriculum and instruction workshop at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Directors include Paul Smith of Niles Ohio and Helen Allphin, former Denver Public Schools supervisor.

Lorraine Yenish Mankato Banfield School University of Colorado Boulder Paul Smith Niles Ohio Helen Allphin Denver

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