Mrs James Larson dies in Minneapolis at Deaconess Hospital
Mrs James Larson aged about 71, of Minneapolis and formerly Adams, died Friday evening at Deaconess Hospital Minneapolis. Survived by husband James, daughter Mrs Peter Dufrense Woodstock NY, four grandchildren, sister Mrs Anna Rolf Minneapolis, brothers Arthur and Carl Peterson Adams, plus numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Monday at Steffen.
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James Larson
James
Hedvic) Larson
Deaconess Hospital
Minneapolis
Adams
Peter ‘(Astride) Dufrense
Woodstock
N.Y
Anna Rolf
Arthur Peterson
Carl Peterson
American Legion Post 91 moves meeting to Sunday session
The Austin American Legion Membership Committee announces a Sunday gathering on Oct 28 at 10:00 a.m. for breakfast after Voiture 754 40 et 8 promene. Membership total stands at 1350 with a goal of 1751 by November 11 World War I anniversary. Three nurse training students and parents will attend a 7:00 p.m. dinner.
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Austin American Legion Post 91
Dick Hallman
Hallman
Volture
The
Carville Star
Hanson
Brindisi Quartet Opens UU Adult Forum Season
The Brindisi Quartet opens the 1973 74 UU adult forum season at 8 p.m. Sunday in the YWCA building. The free chamber music program includes Mozart K159 in B flat and Beethoven Opus 18 No 2 in G major. Members are Cordelia Johnson, John Novak, Sue Radloff, and David Obst.
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YWCA
4Th Ave
Fiat
Mozart
Brindisi
Cordelia Johnson
John Novak
Sue Radloff
David Obst
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Austin
Miss Willa Church
NSP pledges efficiency in Prairie Island plant operation
Northern States Power Co. says it will run the radioactive waste disposal system at Prairie Island with maximum effectiveness. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency conditioned its support for NSP’s AEC permit on this pledge as NSP seeks to operate one unit at Red Wing near 90 percent capacity.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northern States Power Co
Prairie Island
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
NSP
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Red Wing
Minn
Assn for Mental Health plans annual meeting
The Mower County Assn. for Mental Health will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church New board members will be elected at that time and discussions on future programs of the association will take place.
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Mower County
Local Family Ties Span Three Generations
Mrs Albina Mele of 604 13th St NE appears with her great granddaughter Mrs John Lee of the same address and her granddaughter Mrs Elton Edland Adams in a single back row. Edland is noted as the mother of the two year old great great grandson.
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Albina Mele
13Th St. NE
John Lee
Elton Edland
Adams
Edland
Mary Calta
Sacred Heart Hospice
Smith Traded From Boston to St Louis in Card Deal
Boston sends 28 year old outfielder Reggie Smith and pitcher Ken Tatum to St Louis in exchange for Cardinal right hander Rick Wise and outfielder Bernie Carbo. The move sets new rosters at Fenway Park and Busch Stadium as Wise joins Boston while Carbo heads west.
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Reggie Smith
Boston
Fenway Park
Hogs and cattle prices in Austin market report
Market notes from Austin dated Saturday October 27 1973 show hogs priced by weight with No 3 grade and sow prices near 41 to 41.50. Cattle values list U S Prime and Choice yearlings utility and commercial cows with steers and yearlings around 40 to 35 dollars, and heifers $1 to $2 under steers.
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Austin Pane
Hormel
U.S
Met Stadium Dome Plan Aimed at Twins Fans
Cal Griffith urged Metropolitan Stadium be remodeled with a movable dome to raise seating from 48,500 to about 68,000 and improve concessions rest rooms and accessibility. He noted a new stadium would be ideal but a major renovation is more practical and would minimize weather-related game losses.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Metropolitan Stadium
Griffith
Metropolitan Council
Twins
Minnesota Vikings
Secretariat to Run Final Race at Woodbine With New Jockey
Secretariat is expected to star in the final race of his career Sunday at Woodbine in the Canadian International Championship. Eddie Maple will ride, replacing Ron Turcotte who began a five day suspension after a Wednesday Aqueduct disqualification.
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Toronto
Secretariat
Joning
Meadow
Lucien Laurin
Woodbine
Eddie Maple
Ron Turcotte
Aqueduct
Tennessee State rises to first in small college poll
The AP poll places Tennessee State atop the small college football ranking after Delaware’s 21 game streak ends. Four million visitors have entered the Baseball Hall of Fame since 1939, and a 9 year old from Dickson City, Pa. marked the milestone. Five Minnesota timber wolves will relocate to Michigan next year in an experiment to restore the species.
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Associated Press
Delaware
Tennessee State
Cooperstown
N.Y
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Robert Buraczewski
Dickson City
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Michigan
Rams Meet Vikings in Clash of Top Defenses
Los Angeles Rams quarterback John Hadl lauds the Minnesota Vikings as a dynamite defense aiming to blunt the high powered Ram attack. Both teams enter Sunday’s 1 p.m. game at Metropolitan Stadium 6-0, with Minnesota boasting a stout 75 points allowed in six games and Hadl pointing to adjustments to beat the league’s top unit.
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Bloomington
Minn
John Hadl
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Hadl
National Football League
Minnesota
NFL
Metropolitan Stadium
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Steve Spurrier
49Ers
Roman Gabriel
Eagles
Kaster Leads With 717 Series At Austin Bowl
Veteran Curly Kaster anchored Austin Bowls Friday night with a 717 series including 228 235 and 254 games. The team rolled a season high 1108 in a 3195 three game set against Aragon Bar, aided by Swoboda 664 Whitcomb 547 Klingfus 650 Jorgenson 614 and Johnson 610.
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Austin
Curly Kaster
Kaster
Aragon Bar
Dave Swoboda
Don Whitcomb
Klingfus
Jorgenson
Johnson
Local Sports Heroes of Yesterday Week Of Oct 21 27 1963
In 1963 Dave Hartman 6-3 end caught three TD passes as Austin beat Winona 33 7 in a homecoming romp. Hartman added three extra points and receptions of 14 31 and 34 yards.
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Dave Hartman
Austin
Winona
Hartman
A pro football strike looming
In St Louis an NFLPA official said a strike is not imminent but possible if owners ignore key demands. Ed Garvey noted a survey citing three issues: length and pay for the exhibition season, Rozelle’s removal as arbitrator, and the player pension fund.
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ST. Louis
National Football League Players’ Association
Association
Ed Garvey
Garvey
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Bowling Top Five In Austin City Leagues
Bowling top five scores listed for Austin city leagues including M Easter 717 C Johnson 676 D Swoboda 664 D Whitcomb 657 and C Klingins 650 in the Austin Bowl. Also shown are high marks for American Legion Legion Auxiliary Echo Lanes Cosmopolitan and other leagues with players such as Vern Pettit Jr 682 Harold Clifford 658 and Vicky Haines 582 among numerous others.
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Austin Bowl
M. Easter
C. Johnson
Swoboda
Whitcomb
C. Klingins
American Legion League
R. Reller
V. Ellis
D, Peck
R. Michaels
D. Anderson
AM. Leg
Dorothy Matter
Joyce Ball
Eileen Dunlap
Carol Stenger
Dorothy Bartlett
Bev Ames
Ham Paulson
Cliff Lee
FBI
League Ladies
M. Nelson
L. Adams
T. Leger
R. Brown
F. Blunt
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Steffen
St. Olaf Hospital
AHS
John Steffen
Bonnie
Cindy Tabor
Derwin Tabor
Everett Tabor
Carl Harwood
Howard J. Kelly
Reno Blake
St. Ave. NW
John Silver
12Th St. SW
Roy Lamanck
DWI
Elise Johnson
14Th Ave
Mary Kay Peterson
1St Drive
Randy van Brunt
Colorado Springs
Colo
David Leiseth
10Th St
Marion Engelman
7Th Ave
Steven Pierson
Richfield
Patricia Hansen
2Nd Ave. SE
Elaine Rockers
Austin Rt. 2
Rose Bang
14Th St. NW
Vera Ambrust
1St Ave
Neil Henner
3Rd Ave
Jeffrey Lessard
Rt. 1
Lyle
Myrtle Miller
19Th Ave
Wing — Marlys Alland
Marie Brands
9Th St
George Fuller
Hayfield
Donald Olson
Glenville
Tals
John Conway
Gregory Wakefield
2Nd Ave. NE
Bryan Krebsbach
4Th Ave. SE
Jared F. Peterson
Donald A. Sprandel
Olaf Hospital
Harry J. Hanson
Austin Rt. 5
American Legion
Brindisi Quartet
Osco
Sears
Hormel Wranglers
Coca-Cola
Arrid
Drire
Ae Aoe
Et. al
Aavors
VEL
Lady Scott
Roll Pak Reg
Maalox
POLE
Tcc
Plems
Flair
Airich
Airwick Solid
Deodorizer
Smith
Associated Press Sports
Cal Griffith
Met
Rams
Fense
Viking
San Diego
Los Angeles
Harold Jackson
Gabriel
Frank Luksik
Northfield
Packers
Key Austin High
Dick Stone
Dick Johnson
A. Leger
Nelson
B. Medina
D. Blunt
G. Domino
Mixers League
Vicky Haines
Peg Clifford
Marsha Reinartz
Carol Guckeen
Naomi Paulson
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