Vital Statistics And Local Death Notices Across Area
Vital statistics include births for Bernard Nelson Glenville and Jerry Ryks Brownsdale with dates Feb 28 and March 1, plus an Austin entry for a Red Wing daughter born Feb 22 and a Mitchell County Memorial Hospital birth. Obituaries note Hulda Freiert age 85 of Waltham, Margaret Bartling of 402 7th Ave SE, and Dr Lee W Stevens of 602 Main St S with funeral plans and Oakwood Cemetery interment. Also notes Masonic services and memorial preferences. plus court items on muskrats possession and dog running loose with penalties.
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Bartling
Margaret Bartling
7Th Ave
Worlern Funeral Home
Melvin Hauge
Oakwood Cemetery
Hospitalized in Rochester Medical Update
ST. MARYS resident OLAF Laverne Leidall and Lyle are hospitalized in Rochester. Mrs. Nick Bissen in Adams underwent surgical care and remains in Room 141 as doctors monitor their conditions.
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Lyle
Medical
ST. Marys
Rochester
Nick Bissen
Adams
Surgical
Obituary for Sophia Ulven of Adams Minnesota
Sophia Ulven born January 3 1877 in Adams Minnesota confirmed 1891 in Adams attended local school and worked as a beautician in St Paul later retired to California returning in 1955 and lived with nephew Fred Alven Rose Creek died February 21 1963 at Old Colony Rest Home funeral February 23 at Jordan Chapel interment Little Cedar Cemetery Adams pallbearers Allan Knutson Vance Knutson Dennis Uglum Raymond Ulven Joel Ulven Norman Ulven
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Sophia Ulven
Adams
Minn
Mueller Eggen
St. Paul
California
Fred Alven
Rose Creek
Old Colony Rest Home
Jordan Chapel
Melvin Hauge
Little Cedar Cemetery
Melvin Lagervall
Edward Jirele
Allan Knutson
Vance Knutson
Dennis Uglum
Raymond Ulven
Joel Ulven
Norman Ulven
Card of Thanks and Notices from St Olaf area families
Multiple brief thank you notes express gratitude for kindness during illness and after deaths. Names include Harold Stoa family, Ruth Stout Stout family, Sophia Ulven, Stoecker, and Haugen. Mentions St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota and St Olaf Hospital. Special thanks to doctors nurses staff and local neighbors.
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Stoa
Harold Stoa
David
Gayle
Harlan
Steven
Larry
Janet
Stoecker
St. Olaf Hospital
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
David Anderson
O'Rourke
Gladyce Stoecker
Austin Men Hurt in One Car Crash Near Blooming Prairie
Two Austin men aged 52 and 45 were injured in a one car accident about 4 a.m. near Blooming Prairie Minnesota. The pair, construction workers Howard A. Dorholt and Franklin Yanzer, were hospitalized at St Olaf Hospital in unknown condition after their vehicle left Highway 218 and struck a road guard post.
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Blooming Prairie
Minn
Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Howard A. Dorholt
9Th St. SE
Franklin Yanzer
3Rd Ave. NW
Twin Cities
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Here
Corholt
Yanzer
Lamb Today Shows Gentle March Start
March opened mild with a thaw likely by afternoon while night readings fell to one above. By 11 a.m. the temperature reached 25 with warmer tonight and possible rain or light snow Saturday. A year ago March 1 at KMMT RAUS registered 34, with 20 inches of snow last winter.
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Mercury
Kmmtraus
Brownsdale Store Robbed During Jury Duty
Brownsdale merchant Ray Nelson serving on a coroner's jury in Austin found his Brownsdale store broken into. Burglars forced a back window to gain entry and stole an undisclosed amount of cash and cigarettes with no other merchandise damaged. Sheriff Doyle Lindahl noted no further losses.
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Ray Nelson
Brownsdale
Austin
Burlgars
Doyle Lindahl
Austin Junior Hockey Association Plans Second Meeting
In Austin area an ice hockey group holds a second gathering Saturday at 7 30 p m in Shaw Gym to review plans for the junior hockey association. Bylaws funding sponsorships and an East Side Lake ice fishing contest are on the agenda. Honorary memberships cost at least 1 with sales by board members and local businesses.
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Austin
Shaw Gym
Austin Junior Hockey Association
East Side Lake
Christgau Visits Mayo Clinic for Routine Checkup in Rochester
Victor Christgau director of Social Security Washington was in Rochester this week for a routine checkup at the Mayo Clinic. Christgau formerly of Austin has served in numerous state and national administration positions.
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Victor Christgau
Social Security
Washington
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Nuclear test talks stall as Khrushchev resists limits
The article details a fresh deadlock in East West disarmament talks over inspection levels for a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev rejects further concessions while Kennedy signals persistence and potential spring deadlines, with Rusk noting limited expectations amid a long, contentious negotiation history.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Albert Lea Leader Tells of Lake Rehabilitation
Albert Lea editor Ken Allen described community efforts to remove pollution from East Side Lake in Albert Lea. He noted 95 percent pollution control, new disposal facilities, and planned dredging to six inches to seven feet of sediment, with restocking and expansion to other county lakes.
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Albert Lea Tribune
The
Lions
Idaho
Allen
Grit Club
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Freeborn County
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League of Villages Sets Meeting Rules Friday
Mower County League of Municipalities approved new meeting policies. Nine trustees limited sessions to one topic with one main speaker, designated one voting and one alternate delegate per village or township, and required delegate name submissions before meetings. Regular meetings are quarterly in January April July and October with the next set for April 18 at Grand Meadow.
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Mower County League of Municipalities
Mapleview
Grand Meadow
Advanced First Aid Classes Set
An eight week advanced first aid course starts Tuesday on the Red Cross building second floor. Open to 18 plus with a valid Red Cross first aid card from the past three years. Instructor Janet Larson apt nurse. No fee but 75 cent handbook optional. Register by calling 433-3335 or first night of class. Austin United Fund agency.
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Main Street
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Carl Johnson
Mower County
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Austin United Fund
Snow Emergency Ends With City Clearing Roads
The city ended its snow emergency Thursday afternoon after work by city crews. Motorists may resume normal parking as crews completed snow removal in Austin's business and residential districts. Nearby villages including juvenile, fire department, dog, liquor, police, civil defense, state aid and insurance issues joined the effort with plans to enroll more towns.
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League
Nine Milwaukee cars derailed at Wabasha depot
Nine cars of a 12 car Milwaukee Road train derailed near the Wabasha depot at 3 30 a m scattering jewelry and grain. No injuries were reported. The express car carried jewelry worth several thousand dollars. The Chicago to Minneapolis run included passenger cars. the derailment’s cause was not determined.
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Minnesota
Brooklyn Waterfront Chief Anastasio Dies at 57
Anthony Anastasio known as Tough Tony, longtime head of Brooklyn Local 1814 of the ILA and international vice president of the AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association, died in a Brooklyn hospital after complications from a heart attack. He battled rival leaders and dock employers and was linked to a famed crime era through brothers Albert and Joseph.
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NEW York
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Brooklyn
Anthony
Albert
Joseph Anastasio
Murder, Inc
Joseph
Salvatore
Bronx
Tropea
Italy
United States
U.S
Anastasio
Anthony Scotto
Local Man Director Named by State Groups
Clinton Anderson of Austin and T. C. Cliff of Waseca represent District 1 on the Minnesota Electrical Association board of directors. With the annual election announced, plans were reported for a course in electrical estimating to be held March 22 and 23 in Minneapolis.
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Clinton Anderson
Austin
T. C. Cliff
Waseca
Dist. 1
Minnesota Electrical Association
Minneapolis
Austin Weather Today Year Ago Report
A weather note lists today and year ago figures for Austin with a 11 a.m. reading of 25 and a high of 24. It contrasts today’s low of 3 and a -5 high with year ago’s lows near -34 and -22 and highs around 11 and -1.
McGee Faces Juvenile Action After North Adams Accident
Jurors found McGee drove 100 miles from Adams to the crash site in roughly 15 minutes as Miss Goergen recalls a missing purse and the couple cannot remember events before the collision. Weather was near freezing with limited visibility and no skid marks noted by chief deputy Halstenson as photographs were shown. McGee will be turned over to Juvenile Court along with the verdict.
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Miss Goergen
Pine Room
Adams
Goergen
Carmen Halstenson
Halstenson
Sieh
Vernon Co op Livestock Tour Set for Wednesday
Vernon Cooperative Shipping Association schedules a livestock tour Wednesday at three Dodge Center farms. Tour directs by Homer Cadman with public relations by Lyle Lamphere. Farms of Asprey Gilman and Rehwalt to be visited with lunch at the Methodist Church.
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Dodge Center
Minn. Vernon
Future Farmers of America
Hayfield
Kasson Mantorville
Head’s
Vernon Cooperative Shipping Association
Red Cross First Aid Course Begins in Lansing
Two Herald reports conflict over start day for a five week ten hour Red Cross first aid course in Lansing. Courses run Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Lansing Grange Hall with the first class set for Tuesday.
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Lansing
Lansing Grange Hall
Larson Urges FB Members to Attend Farm Forum Meetings
Lyle Larson president of the Mower County Farm Bureau urged Lyle Nevada Farm Bureau members to attend a Minneapolis farm forum at the Radisson Hotel and a Mower County service division meeting in Adams on March 13 at 1 30 p m The Minneapolis forum will feature Orville Freeman secretary of agriculture and Charles B Shuman president American Farm Bureau with talks on European Economic Communities Domestic Farm Policy and control in agriculture The notice also names Mrs Ozro Brown as assistant women's chairman of Nevada township and a March 28 angel food cake commodity contest at W H Barnes residence.
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Farm Forum
Minneapolis
Radisson Hotel
Mower County Farm Bureau Service Division
Adams
Orville Freeman
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
Ozro Brown
Nevada Township
W. H. Barne
Scouts Honored at the Armory in Austin Event
Clyde Sargent led Boy Scout Troop 125 as National Guard Troop Council of Honor awarded Second Class ranks to David Lane and John Thomas and Star ranks to Tom Wacholz David Kane Daniel Kane and Gary Maurek. Merit badges were earned by these boys and others as the Armory prepares to move east of Austin creating need for adult leadership.
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Clyde Sargent
National Guard
Council of Honor
David Lane
John Thomas
Tom Wacholz
David Kane
Daniel Kane
Gary Maurek
Austin
H. Wacholz
National Guard Armory
Sergeant Dies In Viet Nam Roadblock Crash
A U S Army sergeant attempting to dodge a Communist roadblock on a southbound convoy from Qui Nhon crashed after plunging over an embankment. He was killed and no other injuries were reported.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Finland's civil service strikes disrupt transport and services
Finland faces deeper labor trouble as about 20,000 civil servants strike for higher pay, halting railway traffic and postal service. Customs officers join the walkout while workers in air and shipping firms threaten action.
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Helsinki
Finland
Market Report South St. Paul Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Markets show cattle and calves mostly steady with mixed demand for slaughter steers and heifers. Hogs remain moderately active with steady to higher bids for select lots. sheep supply steady with prices rising for choice and prime woolly lambs, and lower values for culled stock.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Geo Aretorme) & Co
Ly. S
U. S
U S
ST. Paul Livestock
Heart Fund drive raises $241 in LeRoy
LeRoy Minnesota reports a February Heart Fund drive netting 241 dollars. Local chairman Mrs. G A Halver announced the tally.
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Leroy, Minn
Heart Fund
LeRoy
G.A. Halver
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