The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 5

VITAL STATISTICS Births The following births have been reported at Olaf Hospital! Mr. and lies, George Ziebell, Glenville, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tabor, 2313 E.

Oakland- daughter, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Royden Stene, Ohio, son, July 25. Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Anderson, 2001 Deneen, son, July 25, Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, 101 S. Railway, daughter, July 25.

Marriage Licenses Wesley C. Irish, South St. Paul, and Virginia R. Evans, 908 Lansing. Wallace D.

Shodean, LeRoy, and Caroline K. Jobson, Adams, Deaths OLE SKOGSTAD Ole Skogstad, 51, Grand Meadow, died at his home Wednesday following an illness of two years. Surviving are his Wife, Helen, and 'three children, Mrs, Robert Heffern (Elaine), Spring Valley; Gloria and Dennis at home. Funeral services will be held Saturday, ROBERT A. ANDERSON Robert A.

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0. Wold Drug Company. land officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Burrington Funeral Chapel, Grand Meadow, until 1 p.m.

Saturday, mond Rest Haven. He was a time resident of Mower County and farmed in Marshall Township many years. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Bernard McMahon, Austin; Mrs. Kenneth Elkton; two Mrs.

William Hueman, Taopi, and sons, Arnold Anderson, Garden Grove, Norman Anderson, Adams. Funeral services will be held Monday. OTTO E. ANDERSON Otto E. Anderson, 56, died this morning while at work at Geo.

A. Hormel Co. He resided on Highway 218- North and is survived by his wife, Grace; two sons, Maynard of Minneapolis and Darrel of Austin; two daughters, Mrs. Elmer Weber (Patricia), Austin, and Mrs. Clayton Dubey (Eleanor), Albert Lea.

Funeral services will be announced later by the Mayer Funeral Home. Funerals Funeral services for Robert A. Anderson, Adams Rt. 1, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Marshall Lutheran Church, the Rev.

Luther Berven officiating. Inwill be in, the church cemetery. Friends may call at Adams Funeral Home beginning. Saturday morning and at the church from noon Monday until time of service. Funeral services for Ole stad, Grand Meadow, will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Bear Creek Church, the Rev. Eugene V. Hol- 1887 Gregory Bissen 1957 Gregory M. Bissen was born Oct. 19, 1887, in Nevada Township, the son of Nick Bissen and Eva Wieres.

He lived in Rose Creek for 42 years and the past year, moved to Austin Rt. 2. On Oct. 6, 1915, he was united in marriage with Louise Schmitz at Bear Valley, Wis. She preceded him in death on March 23, 1937.

On Nov. 12, 1947, he married Cecila Schmitz at Rose Creek. A farmer, Mr. Bissen was a member of the VFW Dads Club and Catholic Order of Foresters. He died at 8.

p.m. July at St. Olaf Hospital. Funeral services were held at 9 July 22, at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Rose Creek, Father Hasinski officiating.

Interment was in St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery with the Mayer Funeral Home in charge of arrangements: Pallbearers were members of of the VFW Dads Club, John O'Shaughnessy, Clarence Larson, Martin Phillips, Frank Cerney, Emil Prantner and Joe Kopet. Mr. Bissen is survived by his wife, Cecila; three sons, Raymond, Bernard and Benno of Austin; three daughters, Mrs. Joy Lastine (Veronica), Taopi, Mrs.

Bernard Wendel (Juletta), Chester, Iowa, and Mrs. Robert Davis (Barbara), Austin; 20 grandchildren; two brothers, John Bissen, Austin, and Nick Bissen, Rose Creek; a sister, Anna Schmitz, Bear Valley, nieces and nephews. Out-of town persons attending Obituaries the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Roessler Jr.

and Sandra Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Gruber and Debra, Gilbert Roessler and Paul, Madison, Mrs. Anthony Roessler Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Roessler, Plain, Mrs. Anna Schmitz, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schmitz, Bear Valley; Mrs. Gertrude Bindi, Loganville, Mrs.

Lee Schmitz, Ronald Schmitz, Mrs. Ted Allain, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MacKinzie, Richland Center, Paul Bissen, Hokah, Matt Biesen, Brownsville, Miss Ursula Bissen, Minneapolis. Card of Thanks I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the gifts and flowers.

Also nurses, nurses aids, and Rev. Kamp for their kind care and thoughtful words. George Lembrick. We wish to thank everyone for their extreme kindness and consideration in the death of our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Mrs.

Cecila Bissen. Mr. and Mrs. Joy. Lastine.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bissen. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Bissen. Mr. and Mrs. Benno. Bissen.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wendel. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Davis, and families. I wish to thank all my relatives, neighbors and friends for the lovely cards, letters, gifts and flowers received while I was a patient at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester. A special thank you to Pastor M. L.

Witte for his comforting visits and prayers also to all who have visited me and brought gifts and (Minn.) HERALD food since my return home. May Thursday, July 25, 1957 God bless you all. Adams, Minn. wish to thank my relatives, friends, neighbors and Ladies Aid of St. John's Church for cards, gifts, flowers and visits.

Thanks to Dr. C. L. Sheedy, Dr. Harold Anderson, Dr.

David Anderson, nurs es, nurses aids and Grey Ladies for their kind care and to Rev. Hemp of St. John's Church for his comforting words while I was patient at St. Olaf Hospital. May God bless all of you.

Mrs. Richard Graff. Red Cross Blood Seven pints of Red Cross Blood were used at St. Olaf Hospital total 1957 302. Ambulance Runs THURSDAY 8:57 a.m.

906 S. Kenwood to Methodist Hospital, Rochester. Municipal Court Homer 1. Stewart, Brownsdale, was fined $13.50 for failure to display a warning flag at a disabled truck on Highway '56. Harry Anderson, Minneapolis, was fined $28.50 for failure to own a driver's license.

Reports 2 Hens Stolen From Shed Mrs. Agnes Huffman, 110 -Elmer, told police thieves broke into her -shed and stole two hens. Three boys who "tore a metal pole from Cullen Park were reported to police and are being questioned. 100-4 ALL SLICKED UP. This photo was taken just after the Milwaukee 1004 was backed out of the roundhouse for the first time after it was given a new paint job.

Austinites are selling lifetime passes to the locomotive to raise money to move it to the Fairgrounds, where it will be on permanent display. Blooming Prairie Puts Curb on Non-Resident Students BLOOMING PRAIRIE, Minn. Non-resident pupils will be barred from Blooming Prairie High School unless their home district is in the process of uniting with Blooming Prairie. Voters of the district affirmed the board's policy 294-143. About one-half of the cards were returned, Supt.

Maurice McFarlin said. The referendum was -taken when about 50. who have. been attending Dodge Center applied for admission. The School Board heard results of the referendum Monday, At this meeting they referred farm shop equipment bids for tabulation, granted pay raises to cus- R'S SUMMER SALES SPECTACULAR Save on Super Summer Specials Storewide 1957 Westinghouse 30" Deluxe Range Fully Automatic! Full Width Giant Oven! 1001 Heats on Each Control.

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3. The Village Council learned Tuesday that the sewer service to the school will be completed by then, but the entire project, slated for Aug. 15 completion, is being delayed by exces: sive rain and sub-soll moisture. OPEN HOUSE HELD LE ROY, Minn. A open house was held by Interstate Power LeRoy, Friday.

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The disease was second of the leading causes of deaths in Iowa last year. Heart disease which took 10,315 lives was first. The year 1956 was the first with more than 10,000 heart deaths. In third place with 3,670 victims was cerebral hemorrhage, and in fourth was accidents, which took 1,632 lives, Including all traffic fatalities. The division said 11 out of every 20 deaths, or about 55 per cent, were from either heart disease or cancer.

READ CLASSIFIED ADS ST. PAU LIP -A charge of death by criminal negligence was filed Wednesday against Melvin Stal, 24, of 184 Forbes, admitted driver of the hit-run car that fatally injured 15-year-old girl last Saturday a night. Stai will be arraigned on the charge municipal court today. Conviction carries a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison. 1 The victim, Joan Marie Baumann, of 370 Duke, was struck as she.

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