Vital Statistics at St Olaf Hospital and Local Obituaries
List of birth announcements from St Olaf Hospital and obituaries for Alma Mallan Chester Larson and others. Multiple families from Austin and surrounding towns are noted with birth dates and parental details, followed by death notices and funeral arrangements for Mrs. Alma Mallan and several Austin area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Alma) Mallan
Richmont Hospital
Richmont
Calif
Austin
Brookside Dr
San Pablo
Chester
George Larson
Lawrence Larson
LeRoy
Paul Rushton
Maurice DeMets
Funeral Services For Mrs Cora Kuhlman And Mr George Schieck
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Kuhlman of 800 12th Ave NW are set for 1 30 PM Tuesday at Worlern Funeral Home with Rev Merland Johnson officiating. Interment follows at Sunset Rest Cemetery Northwood Iowa. George Schieck of Austin Rt 5 will have services at 1 30 PM Wednesday at Holy Cross Lutheran Church led by Rev R H Marquardt. Interment at Grand View Memorial Gardens. Friends may visit Worlern Funeral Home until 10 AM Wednesday and at the church from 12 30 to 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy ‘Furtney
St Paul
Riverview Memorial Hospital
Austin
Terry Jepsen
Rodney Appel
Freeman Ave
Charles City
Iowa
Memorial Hospital
Robert Belanger
1St Ave. S
Minneapolis
Elizabeth Hall
Edgar Hall
16Th Ave
Daniel Bahnsen
Cedar Rapids
William Bahnsen
Riceville
Ivan Lund
Coventry
Roger Peck
Grand Meadow
Stanley Pringnett
Osage
Robert Frein
Melvin Hackenmiller
Stacyville
Dale Decklever
Orchard
Lyle Thus
Lime Springs
New Hampton Hospital
Kenneth Crist
Keflavik
Iceland
Horace Crist
12Th Ave
Air Force
Cora Kuhlman
St. Olaf Hospital
Lester
Norma’ Berg
Burlington
Roland ‘Bernice McSweeney
Ose
Everett
Helen) Enright
Charles
Carroll
Harold
Hayfield
Howard
Wheatridge
Colo
Harley
Hokah
Minn
Jay
Cedar Falls
Pete
West Union
George Schieck
Austin Rt. 5
Emilie
Otis
Esther) Johnson
Rochester
Lorenz
Erwin
Virgil
Norman
Donald
John Schieck
Waseca
Municipal Court Sifts Through Local Offenses and Pleas
In St Marys Rochester area court actions were heard this morning. Defendants including Leo Bassett Viola Gullickson Jerlin Rasmus Larry LaBar and Richard Kolb faced charges from petty larceny to drunkenness with fines imposed. Others faced traffic speeding and property cases with mixed outcomes. Several individuals received medical or surgical status notes. Trial dates were set for Grant Williams and others on minor charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bassett
3Rd Ave. NE
Dennis Anderson
Piggly Wiggly Store
Viola M. Gullickson
Austin Rt. 4
Jerlin D. Rasmussen
2Nd St. NE
James Jorgeson
Larry S. LaBar
3Rd Ave
Richard L. Kolb
2Nd Ave
Grant Williams
22Nd St
Leo Lorenz
Innocent Pleas Entered in Trespass Case
Darrel Lee Baumgartner of Waltham and Gerald D. Zook of 108 2nd St. NE appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Fred Vogel and pleaded innocent to trespass charges signed by Erle Jorgenson. Trial set for May 13 at 9 a.m. They were placed in the sheriff's custody in lieu of $50 bond each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Lee Baumgartner
Waltham
Gerald D. Zook
2Nd St. NE
Fred Vogel
Erle Jorgenson
Bridge Results Open Pairs Championship at Austin Elks Club
Austin Duplicate Bridge Club begins a two session club championship at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday at the Elks Club as the season winds down this month. Last week's Mitchell game winners across 16 tables include Park Dougherty and Dr. Walter O Lundberg in North-South and Mrs L E Hatch with Ronald Thompson in North-South runner up. East-West top pair was Mrs Joe Dauer and L E Chic Hatch withodore Larson and Robert Enright second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Duplicate Bridge Club
Elks Club
Mitchell
Park Dougherty
Walter O. Lundberg
L. E. Hatch
Ronald Thompson
Winifred Leonard
William Fox
Harvey Fiala
Norbert Schmitt
Harold Samuels
Joe Dauer
L. E
Chic) Hatch
Odore Larson
Robert Enright
Robert Thill
Tom LaClair
Clem Vink
C. L. Bartholmew
Phil Hovind
Hospital Transfers And Patient Updates
Ambulance trips report multiple transfers from Cozy Neck cafe Scully Rest Home and 605 Second Street NW to St Olaf Hospital. Listed patients include Mrs Melvin Halvorson Irene Nelson Hattie Corson Manley Hammer with medical or surgical notes and origins Austin Faribault Faribault area and addresses show hospital connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Moen
Austin
St. Olaf Hospital
Melvin Halvorson
Austin Rt. 5
Gary Rector
Charles Rector
1St St. NE
Surgical
Irene Nelson
5Th Ave. NE
Faribault
Hattie Corson
2Nd St. SE
Manley Hammer
12Th Ave. NW
Alleged Burglars Bound Over to Court
Two burglary cases moved from Municipal Court to District Court. Francis Brown, 23, of 1207 5th Ave NE, arraigned on third degree burglary for breaking into Ramsey Golf Club and remanded in lieu of a $1,000 bond. Arden D. Youngmark, 19, of 401 8th St SW, waived hearing for burglarizing Used-A-Bit on Highway 218 S on April 23 and stealing a shotgun. bond set at $2,500, remanded to sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vogel
Francis Brown
5Th Ave
Ramsey Golf Club
Arden D. Youngmark
8Th St
Youngmark
Hayfield Council Plans Road Work
Hayfield village will award bids for street improvements on Pearl Griffin South and Main streets on May 13. Estimated project cost is 49000 dollars with 4400 dollars allotted for storm sewers including curb and guttering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Mann
Pearl, Griffin
South
Hitler’s Body Identified by Soviet Records, Author Says
Paris based author Cornelius Ryan claims Russians identified Adolf Hitler’s body in the Berlin bunker ruins 18 years ago. He says the Soviet government admitted they knew Hitler died by his own hand and disposed of the body, details he will reveal in his forthcoming book on the fall of Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Berlin
Cornelius Ryan
Ryan
Hitler
Moscow
Monty Woolley Dies at 74 in Albany Hospital
Veteran stage and screen actor Monty Woolley died early today at Albany Medical Center Hospital. He was 74 and had been in declining health in recent months. Woolley, known for his white beard and mustache, had long resided in Saratoga Springs and considered it home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Monty Woolley
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Woolley
Saratoga Springs
Woman Pilot Betty Miller Reaches Canton Island on Pacific Flight
Betty Miller, 37, a Santa Monica flying instructor and housewife, lands on Canton Island 13 hours after departing Honolulu as she pursues the first solo flight by a woman across the Pacific to Australia. She plans the Brisbane leg from Oakland and has not announced a start for the Fiji segment, tracing a course similar to Amelia Earhart’s vanished 1937 route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Island
Betty Miller
Santa Monica
Calif
Wide Pacific
Australia
Honolulu
Brisbane
Oakland
Miller
Fiji Island
Canton
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Storms and heavy rain lash western half of U.S.
Thunderstorms and rain affect broad western regions and the Southeast. Damaging winds and severe storms hit Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas overnight. Abilene highways flood after seven inches of rain. San Angelo experiences strong winds while the eastern Plains and Pacific Northwest endure heavy rain and showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Abilene
Tex
San Angelo
Plains
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Editor Publisher at Houston Dies
Ger ard L. Schonlau editor and publisher of the Houston Signal weekly newspaper and former president of the Minnesota Editorial Association died Sunday after three weeks illness. He was 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Minn
Gerard L. Schonlau
Houston Signal
Minnesota Editorial Association
Peace mission helicopters under attack in Laos crisis
Pathet Lao attacked two ICC peace mission helicopters killing and wounding crew as talks continued. Premier Souvanna Phouma blamed Prince Souphanouvong for the strike, risking his government and threatening to upset the power balance among factions. One helicopter was destroyed and three Frenchmen along with an Indian major were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
International Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Souvanna
Prince Souphanouvong
ICC
Roselle Murphy Bride-To-Be Fetes At Lime Springs Shower
Miss Roselle Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Murphy Lime Springs was honored at a Friday bridal shower hosted by St Paul Lutheran Church Lime Springs. Guests included Mrs Bernard Raesler and Miss Sharon Dicken with readings by Miss Nancy Lidtke. Corrages were presented to the bride her mother and Mrs Sonnerberg. The couple plan to wed at 8 pm May 18 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Murphy
Gerald Murphy
Lime Springs
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Bernard Raesler
Sharon Dicken
Nacy Lidtke
Miss Murphy
Sonnerberg
Richard Sonnerberg
Minnesota Licensed Practical Nurses hold 16th annual convention
Mrs. W. D. O'Day and Mrs. E. J. Towey return from weekend with sister Mrs. Frank Helebrant. Three Austin women attend the 16th annual state convention of the Minnesota Licensed Practical Nurses Association opening in Virginia and running through Tuesday. They are Miss Clara Schaefer, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, and Mrs. Raymond Olson. Schaefer is president of Area 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Minnesota Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Virginia
Clara Schaefer
Elizabeth Martin
Raymond Olson
Princess Anne Wears Jeans and Drives Car
Princess Anne, set to turn 17 on Aug 15, appears in public in blue jeans at Windsor Park and drives her father’s car for the first time. The event followed her role as chief bridesmaid at Princess Alexandra’s Westminster Abbey wedding, with Windsor Park cited as private crown property.
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Anne
Royal Windsor Park
Princess Alexandra
Westminster Abbey
Windsor Park
Airman Still Lost After Park Crash Near Yellowstone
Four airmen aboard a B47 crashed near Old Faithful Geyser after a mid air collision. One survivor was reported in good condition, two bodies were found about 10 miles southwest of the geyser, identified as Capt. Frank G. Zumba and Staff Sgt. Lawrence E. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Air Force
Frank G. Zumba
Elmhurst
N.Y
Lawrence E. Harrison
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Nixon Looks at Fifth Avenue Apartment Purchase
Former Vice President Richard Nixon is reported to be buying a vacant fifth floor apartment in a fashionable Fifth Avenue cooperative building where Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and his former wife also have units. Building staff said Nixon viewed the space Sunday and plans to move before June 1 to join the law firm Mudge Stern Baldwin Todd in New York. Rockefeller kept the building's lower penthouse floor in his divorce settlement with Mary Todhunter Clark, while she kept the two upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Richard M. Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Newsmen
Nixon
Los Angeles
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & Todd
Rockefeller
Mary Todhunter Clark
U S Soldier Executed by Communists Near Saigon
An American Army lieutenant and two Vietnamese Mentions were killed by guerrillas 30 miles north of Saigon today. The bodies were found by a military patrol along Route 13, a site of past ambushes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Route 13
Viet Nam
Milwaukee man dies after kidney transplant
George Brost aged 41 of Milwaukee Wisconsin died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after receiving a kidney donation from Nancy Luedicke also of Milwaukee in February. The gift replaced his two diseased kidneys in a rare operation to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Brost
Milwaukee
Wis
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Nancy Luedicke
Brost
Livestock Markets Report May 6 1963 Hormel Co
Market update from St Paul and Chicago livestock markets with cattle hogs and sheep trading. Details include price ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows bulls vealers and sows with weights from 900 to 1300 pounds and 190 to 300 pound hogs. New York egg and dairy wholesale prices and notable stock quotes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
SOUTH
St, Paul, Minn
USDA
Viesvvstecavnnns
U S&s Choice
U. S
Thin Bulls
Sausage Bulls
Editor Dies in Davenport Time
Davenport Iowa editor Harvey H. Hoffman aged 53 longtime Times newspaperman and new editor since November died of a heart attack Sunday night in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Harvey H. Hoffman
Davenport Times
Stocks Update From New York Trading Floor
Abbott languishes at 97 percent while Allied Chemical climbs to 51 percent. Kennecott secures 77 and a half percent. Am Can holds 44 percent. AT&T advances to 124 percent. Armour rises to 45 and a half percent. Nor Pac sits at 45 percent. The list also includes Amerada 135 and Mon Chm at 53 percent, Lorillard 50 and Am Mot 19 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avco Corp
St Pw
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Penney
Brunswick
Pepsi Cola
Chi
Douglas
Shell Oi
Sinclair
du Pont
Socony
Sp Rand
Gen Foods
Ind
Gen Mills
Stomj
Swift Co
Gen Tel
Texaco
Goodrich
Texas Ins
Goodyear
UN Pac
Gould Eat
UN Air Lin
US Rub
Greyhound
US Steel
Homestic
West UN 3
IB Mach
Westy el
Int
Wlworth
Int Paper
Yng ST
New York
Abbottl
Jones — L
Allied Ch
Kennecot
Lorillard
Amerada
Am Can
At&t
Anaconda
Arch Can
Nat Dairy
Armco
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St, Olaf Hospital
Maynard Heyer
Mes
Everett Hansen
Grand Meadow Rt
Louis Mallan
Guy Stanley Carson
Spring Valley
University of Minnesota
Mary
Lucille Marberger
Elwin
George Schtieck
Raymond Smith
Mary Sullivan
Mark Driscoll
Randy Ryan
Myrtie Combs McIntire
Rufus Frank St. Ansgar
Rogers
The
Big
Austin Herald
2Nd St. NW
St. Marys Hospital
ST. Olaf
Ld AL
1St Drive
Houston
W. D. O'Day
E. J. Towey
Boise
Idaho
Frank Helebrant
8Th Place
London
Elizabeth III
Prince Philip
Bata AY
Uaa
Moore
Benjamin Moore Vz
Park
U.S
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Hormel CO
Wolds Drug Store
Main and
2Nd Ave. NW
Jordan “Mortuary
Second Avenue
Nsw
F.d.ac
Wnonine
America
Erickson
Barbolet
Tuener
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