Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital
A string of notices from St Olaf Hospital list births and deaths. Several local residents including Mrs Ethel Bradford Mrs Burt Currier and William Malone are noted with funeral arrangements and survivors. Obituaries profile Clarissa Kvall and her family detailing birth marriage and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Malone
St. Olaf Hospital
804Th Ave
Milwaukee Road
Mabel
Lawrence Ludvigsen
Jackson
Minn
Harlan Sether
Laura
Minneola
Edward Malone
Minneapolis
Bradford
Ethel R. Bradford
1St St. SE
Jordan Mortuary Chapel
Earl Brown
Oakwood Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Claris sa Kvall
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness cards and flowers in memory of our wife and mother Claris sa Kvall. Special thanks to Rev Peterson pallbearers choir and Bear Creek Lutheran Church circle. Also appreciation to the neighborhood birthday club and families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Kvall
Rev Peterson
Bear Creek Lutheran Church
In Memoriam Richard Lee Majerus
In loving memory of our dear son and brother Richard Lee Majerus who died June 30 1953 eight years ago today. We cherish the love you gave and bow over your grave with a prayer and bouquet. We miss you, Ritchie, life is lonely since you left. Sad was the day you departed. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs Leonard Majerus and Lennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee
Joseph) Majerus
Ritchie
Leonard Majerus
Lennie
Tree stump fire near Ramsey Golf Course reported
A tree stump fire was reported near Ramsey Golf Course at 10:35 p.m. Fire units investigated the scene and controlled the blaze without spread or injuries. Local responders reminded residents to maintain clear property lines and report any fires promptly.
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Ramsey Golf Course
Municipal Court Fines For Muffler and Parking Violations
At Raymond's Rest Home to St. Olaf Hospital hearing James Nelson of 305 Main St S had a suspended muffler sentence revoked and paid 10 dollars plus 3 dollars for improper parking. Donald Wedeking of Austin Rt. 2 fined 6 dollars for overtime parking. Marvin Has kin of Rochester received a suspended 25 day or 25 dollar sentence for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond's Rest Home
St. Olaf Hospital
James Nelson
Main St. S
Donald Wedeking
Austin Rt. 2
Marvin Haskin
Rochester
Hospitalized Individuals Named in City Notices
Hospitalized Mrs. Alfred Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Fleming at 1017 8th Ave SW in St Johns Huron. Veteran Hughbert Barclay of Lyle in Minneapolis Ward 5A E room 517 at 54th St and 48th Ave SW, Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
Huron
Alfred Olson
Jess Fleming
8Th Ave
Minneapolis
Hughbert Barclay
Lyle
Ward 5
Room
54Th St
48Th Ave
Minn
CAP Joins SM Search for Plane
Civil Air Patrol units from Southern Minnesota joined a morning search for a single engine Champion plane overdue on a Minneapolis to Texas flight. CAP personnel coordinated from Waseca with pilot Avis Larson reported safe in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Civil Air Patrol Squadron
Minneapolis
Texas
CAP
Minnesota
Waseca
Avis Larson
Twin Cities
Art McAlister
Howard Fenner
Ray Olson
Joe Luksik
Jay and
David Wolf
Cunard Receives 50.4 Million Loan to Build Transatlantic Liner
Britain approves a government loan of 50.4 million dollars to Cunard for a new transatlantic liner costing 84 million, planned to succeed the Queen Mary. The project was announced as part of wartime and postwar shipping expansion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cunard Steamship Co
Four Crashes Cause $550 In Damages In City
Four accidents reported to police Thursday produced total damages over $550. Involving drivers included John Krone busch and Louis Reinartz in Red Owl lot with minor damage and others such as Mary Kahl and Peter Haugen at Oakland Ave W and 1st St NW totaling 125 dollars. Additional collisions listed include Mark Cunningham with Margaret Emery at Oakland F and 1st St NE at 12 05 PM with minor damage and Allen McFarland with Guy Gedig at Oakland Ave E and 10th St Oakland causing $325 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Kronebusch
1St Ave
Louis Paul Reinartz
Rose Creek
Red Owl
Mary Ann M. Kahl
4Th Ave
Peter B. Haugen
9Th St
Oakland Ave
1St St
Kahl
Haugen
Mark Carl Cunningham
Appleton
Margaret L. Emery
Oakland F
Allen Earl McFarland
St. Ave
Guy Gedig
3Rd St
10Th St
Oakland
McFarland
Gedig
Strike drives hope for Fourth of July at home
The STRIKE Maritime Union, the largest of five striking unions, and ship company representative Max Harrison spoke after a parley with the Masters, Mates and Pilots Union. A fact-finding board was tasked to assess national interests but focused on mediation to end the dispute. Cole had earlier shown optimism about resolution.
Pomona Grange Plans Annual County Picnic
The Mower County Pomona Grange holds its annual picnic at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Lee Hamilton home north of Adams. A program features sports including a horseshoe tournament for men and women and games for children. Beverages are provided. Grange families and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Pomona Grange
Lee Hamilton
Adams
Grange
New Group Seeks to Pick Young Safe Drivers
Lloyd Hollingsworth Gustavus Adolphus athletic director told the Lions a new National Merit Drivers Association plans to recognize Minnesota's 10 000 best underage drivers. College student recruiters test and train applicants and issue emblems to designated young men to promote safe driving and reduce high insurance rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hollingsworth
Gustavus Adolphus
the Lions
Minnesota
Hollingsworth
National Merit Drivers’ Association
NMDA
Frank Dvorak
Austin
Andy Stampson
Montevideo
Drought Crisis Triggers Wide Mock Up Water and Feed Aid
Officials in the Dakotas and Canada mobilize emergency plans amid extreme heat. South Dakota leaders discuss opening soil bank lands for grazing and haying to save grain and crops, while Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan prepare federal aid, fuel stockpiles, and price supports. A Canadian fire fight expands toward Ontario as fires threaten vast reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellertson
Bismarck
USC
Commodity Credit Corp
Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewean
Alberta
Storms Force Sale and Floods Hit Muscatine Area
Water rises forced the Rain Co plant to release 40 head of cattle while many home buildings flooded and caverns were reported. Mud Creek blocked eastern Muscatine streets and a barn near Richard Mittman Store was struck by lightning and burned. Power and telephone lines were out as heat to mid 90s returns across the state, with thundershowers forecast and overnight lows above 70. Oakland Baptist Bible School closed with a Sunday program by children for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Davenport
Weather Bureau
Police Report Thefts In City At Local Pool And Bar
Two thefts were reported to city police on Thursday. A purse containing about 125 dollars in cash jewelry and eye glasses belonging to Susan Hueman of 313 Oakland Ave was taken from a basket at the Municipal Swimming Pool. Also stolen was a wallet belonging to Lester Weber of 1901 4th Ave NE while he was in Smiths Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hueman
Oakland Ave
Lester Weber
4Th Ave
Smith's Bar
Free Swim Classes Open for Youth at Municipal Pool
Registrations for swimming instruction at the Municipal Pool will be held next week on Wednesday Thursday and Friday mornings from 9 to 12. Eligible boys and girls aged 8 to 18 can enroll for free. Classes start July 1 and run four weekdays mornings for four weeks with half hour sessions twice weekly. Participants will be certified by the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Park and Recreation Board
American Red Cross
Red Cross
FFA Tour Set for Blooming Prairie Farms
Blooming Prairie Minnesota FFA plans a farm tour starting at Jerry Becker's farm at 12 30 p m July 7 ending at Sherman Woods farm with a water melon feed at 4 30 p m The day includes stops at Becker Gary Molykens Frank Mayrick Larry Molykens and Sherman Wood with adviser Truman Tilleraux guiding the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Jerry Becker
Sherman Wood
Becker
Gary Molykens
Frank Mayrick
Larry Molykens
Truman Tilleraux
FFA
Out-of-State Man Selling Firecrackers Reported in Austin
A man driving an out-of-state car was reported selling firecrackers to children in Austin. Police confiscated fireworks from several youths but have not located the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Belt Line Opening Near August First
Highway Department officials report the Austin Belt Line near completion with most paving done and all signs expected to be in place by August 1. Lighting may still be incomplete, but dry weather has sped construction since repeated rain last year slowed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Austin Belt Line
St Ansgar Boy Admitted for Spine Cast at Heart Hospital
Howard Glagsel of St Ansgar Iowa entered the Variety Club Heart Hospital Minneapolis Monday to have a cast placed on his spine in connection with heart surgery performed April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Glagsel
Kenneth Nagel
St. Ansgar
Iowa
Variety Club Heart Hospital
Minneapolis
Poll on Legislator Pay and University Funding
Readers weigh in on legislative salaries at 2400 dollars yearly with 80 percent favoring increase and 70 percent urging more funding for the university. Opinions vary from boosting pay to trimming salaries before new appropriations are considered.
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of M
Midnight Deadline for PP Tax Payment Urged
Don Deen County treasurer says the deadline for the last half of 1960 personal property taxes is today. Letters postmarked before midnight will be accepted without penalty. Taxpayers are advised to use post office boxes outside the building to ensure the correct postmark. Failure to pay incurs an eight percent penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sandeen
Amazing psoriasis relief claimed in Kansas ad
A 1960 Manhattan advertisement reports a husband cured of psoriasis after trying Canam GHP Ointment and Tablets. The testimonial cites over 400 dollars spent with no relief before the paper ad. It mentions a 14 day trial plan from Canam Co. Dept. 278 E Rockport Maas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kans
Canam
Canam Co
Rockport
Maas
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Robert Hardy
3Rd Ave
Son
Mark Allan Hastings
16Th St
Jean Marie Peters
Daniel Duane Hegaa, Sargeant
Kathleen Belle Wilcox
4Th Ave. NW
E. C. Schroeder
Erwin C. Schroeder
Mower County Farmers Mutual Insurance Society
St. Marys Hospital
Racine Township
Grand Meadow
Frances
Cora Kuhn
Schroeder
Alvin Bandler
Burlington
Mrs
Burt Currier
Bertha
Faribault Hospital
Faribault
Dr. Currier
Willard Davies
Sybil
Fred Dunlap
Excelsior
A. J. Berg
St. Paul
Paul Blaisdell
Richmond
Calif
Eleanor Baken
Hayfield
Tony
Alfred
Lloyd Baken
William F. Malone
Northfield
Fairview Cemetery
Cole
Hirsh
George Hirsh
2Nd St
Worlern
Clarissa Mary Terlinden
Young America
John
Amelia Terlinden
Clara
Clarissa
Bear Creek Church
Grand Meadow Village
Sigurd Kvall
Bear Creek
Shirley
Racine
Jean
Janice
Sandra
Karla Meschke
Sheldon
Mary Kahl
Elizabeth Kroener
Stough
Jerald Meschke
Jean Kahl
Sterling Shopping Center
Memoriam
McLane
Richardson
South Dakota
Willmar
Denhardt and Haugen
White
Minnesota City
Watertown
Denhart
Kandiyohi
Canada
Martin Co
Baltimore
US Atomic Energy Commission
Keluunator
College
Columbia University
NMCA
Whiteshell Reserve
Crow Duck Lake
Winnipeg
Ontario
Bible School
Oakland Baptist Bible School
Pri
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Allistate
Allstate
Allstate Insurance Companies
Skokie
Illinois
North Main Street
Harold F. Smeby
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Allstate Insurance
U. S
B. F. Goodrich
Austin, Minn
Recorders Office
R. F. Hanson
City Recorder
Heart Hospital
JRA
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