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The Austin Daily Herald from Austin, Minnesota • 5

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VITAL' STATISTICS to Adertlaement READ CLASSIIED ADS a i' nJ a Save on Super Summer Storewide TCt 5m i 1957 Westinghouse Deluxe Range Spectacular Price! Now's the Time io Bay the Popular 30" Bangs Popular Mode! R181 Easy Terms Liberal Trade ins Open riday Nights EVERY HOUSE NEEDS WESTINGHOUSE 'Z' a At 4 1ffsam0vffN llMl Rkl I 0 5W s39995 Ansiin Hinn Regularly $52995 AND TRADI dated for Aug 15 comple ia being delayed by exces rain and sub soil moisture 'Et uneral services for Ole Skog stad Grand Meadow will be held at 2 pm Saturday at Bear Creek Church the 'Rev Eugene Hol MyPaftyl VsMkMUM officiating Interment will be in the church cemetery riends may call at the Barrington neral Chapel Grand Meadow un til 1 pm Saturday ROBERT A ANDERSON Robert A Anderson 77 Adams Rt died Thursday at the Ray Mrs Agnes Huffman 110 El mer told police thieves broke in to her shed and stole two hens Three boys who 'tore a metal pole from Cullen Park were re ported to police and are being questioned BLOOMING PRAIRIE Minnsan reddcntpupllawlll be barred from Blooming Prairie High School unleu their home district is in the process of unit ing with Blooming Prairie Voters of the district affirmed the board's policy 294 143 About one half of the cards were re turned Supt Maurice Mcarlin said The referendum was taken when about 50 pupils who have been attending Dodge Center ap plied for admission The School Board heard results of the referendum Monday At this meeting they referred farm shop equipment blds for tabula tion granted pay raises to cus We wish to thank everyone for their extreme kindness and con sideration in the death of our be loved husband father and grand father Mrs Cecila Bissen Mr and Mrs Joy Isatins Mr and Mrs Bernard Bb sen Mr and Mrs Raymond Bls sen Mr and Mrs Benno Blssen Mr and Mrs Bernard Wen del Mr and Mrs Robert Davis and families visited me god brought gifts and food since my return home May God bless you all Mrs Alvin Bergstrom Adams Minn Reports 2 Hens Stolen rom Shed HUMIDRAWER TRUE REEZER 83 POUND REEZER COLD IN MOTION 114 CUBIC OOT 1 Wishto thank all any relatives neighbors and friends for the love ly cards letters gifts and flowers received while I was a patient at Hospital in Rochester A special thank you to Pastor Witte for his comforting visits and prayers also to all who have tics division said today The disease was second of the leading causes of deaths in Iowa last year Heart disease which took 10315 lives was first The year 1956 was the first with more than 10000 heart deaths In third place with 3670 vic tims was cerebpl hemorrhage and In fourth was accidents which took 1632 lives including all traffic fa talities The division said 11 out of every 20 deaths or about 55 per cent were from either heart disease or cancer Ute funeral were Mr and Mrs Anthony Roessler Jr and Sandra Lynn Mr and Mrs Cletus Gru ber and Debra Gilbert Roeseler and Paul Madison Wis Mrs Anthony Roeseler Sr Mr and Mrs a 1 Roeseler Plain Wis Mrs Anna Schmits Mr and Mrs Erwin Schmits Valley Mrs Gertrude BirxD Lo ganville Wis Mrs Lee Schmits Ronald Schmits Mrs Ted Allaln' Mr and Mrs Lawrence MacKln sle Richland Center Wis Paul Blssen Hokah Minn Matt Bis sen Brownsville Minn Mias Ur sula Blssen Minneapolis Westinghouse Matching Pair Defrosting In the Refrigerator i Hit Run Driver Charged in atality i ST PAU A charge of death by criminal negligence was filed Wednesday against Melvin Stal 24' of 184 orbes admitted driver of the hit run car thafatally Injured a 15 year old girl last Saturday night Stal will ba arralimed on tha 1 1 Ambulance Runs 8:57 am Kenwood Methodist Hospital Rochester 40 POUND REEZER AUTOMATIC DEROST a BUTTER KEEPER Deaths OLE SKOGSTAD Ole Skogstad 51 Grand Mead ow died at his home Wednes day following an illness of two tears tnTtvtagrrirnx'tfsrret and 'three children' Mrs Robert Heffern (Elaine) Spring Valley Gloria and Dennis at home uneral services will be held Saturday Automatic Defrosting 1 in the reezer mond Rest Haven He was a life time resident of Mower County snd farmed In Marshall Township many years Surviving are three daughters Mrs Bernard McMahon Austin Mrs William Hueman Taopi and Mrs Kenneth Sprau Elkton two sons Arnold Andersoif Garden Grove Calif Norman Anderson Adams uneral servicea will be held Monday unerals uneral services for Robert A Anderson Adams Rt 1 will be held at 1:30 pnti Monday at Mar shall Lutheran Church the Rev Luther Berven officiating In terment will be in the church cemetery riends may call at Adams uneral Home beginning Saturday morning and at the church from noon Monday until time of service Card of Thanks I wish to think sll my friends and for the gifts and flowers Also nurses nurses aids and Rev Hamp for their kind care and thoughtful words George Lembrfck Municipal Court Homer 8lewartBrownsdale7 was fined 11350 for failure to dis play a warning flag at a disabled truck on Highway 56 Harry Anderson Minneapolis was fined $1850 for failure to own a license OPEN ROUSE HELD LE ROY Minn A open house was held by Interstate Pow er Co LeRoy riday The firm recently completed remodeling of their offleea DON'T SCRATCH: THAT ITCHI IN JUST 15 MINUTES Your 40c back at any drug (tore ii not pleased Eajy to spply 1TCH MK NOT deadens Itcb In MINUTES kllli forms on CONTACT ine for eczema ringworm Insect bites ot itch and other surface itches Guaranteed lo cally by Wold Drug Company Obituaries 1887 Gregory Biases 1957 Gregory Blssen was born Oct 19 1887 in Nevada Town ship the son of Nick Blssen and Eva Wieree He lived in Rose Creek for 42 years and the past year moved to Austin Rt 2 On Oct 1915 he was united' in marriage with Louise Schmits at Bear Valley Wis She preceded him in death on March 23 1937 On 12 1947 he' married Cecila Schmits at Rose Creek A farmer Mr Blssen was a mem ber of the VW Dads Club and Catholic Order" of oresters He died at 5 pm July 19 at St Olaf Hospital uneral ser vices were held at am July 22 at St Catholic Church Rose Creek ather Haslnski of ficiating Interment was In St Catholic Cemetery with the Mayer uneral Home in charge of arnugeineuts Pallbearers were members of of the VW Dads Club John Shaughnessy Clarence Larson Martin Phillips rank Cemey 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 Mr Bernard WendeL (Juletta) Chester Iowa and Mrs Robert Davis (Barbara) Austin 20 grandchildren two brothers John Bissen Austin and Nick Blssen Rose Creek a sis ter Mrs Anna Schmitz Bear Val ley Wis nieces and Out of town persons attending todlana and office help authoriz ed hiring cIJIyb tshsxd lunslL fell chen workers and awarded the contract for landscaping of the new school site The new high school Swill open Sept 3 The Village Council learn ed Tuesday that the aewer ser vice to the school will be com pleted by then but the entire pro ject tlon sive Red' Cross Blood Seven pints of Red Cross Blood were used at St Olaf Hospital total 1957 302 Wesley Irish South St Paul and Virginia Evans 908 Lan sing Wallace Shodean LeRoy and Caroline Jobson Adams Exclusive ROST REE Plus all these deluxe eatures! GOODYEAR'S HHMEE LES SPfCTACULAi $91(195 50 tade Births The following 'births have been reported at St Olaf Hospital? Mr and: Mrs George ZiebellGlenville son July J4 Mr and Mrs Clslr Tabor 2313 Oaklanddaughter July 24 Mr and Mrs Royden Stene 1008V4 Ohio son 'July 25 Mr and Mri Willard Anderson 2001 Deneen son July 25 i Mr and Mrs John Walsh Railway daughter July 25 ALL SLICKED UP This phM0 was taken Just after the Milwaukee 1004 was back cd out "of tha roundhouse for the first time after it was given a new paint job Aus stinites are selling lifetime passes to the locomotive to raise money to move It to the airgrounds where it will be on permanent display SPECTACULAR PRICE AndTrsJg Blooming Prairie Puts Curb on Non Resident Students Regularly $43995 J1L yyy Both at One Spectacular Price SPECTACULAR PRICE! Trd Wr OTTO ANDERSON Otto 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 aons Maynard of Minneapolis and Darrel of Aus tin two daughters Mrs Elmer Weber (Patricia) 'A a 1 1 and Mrs Clayton Dubey (Eleanor) Albert Lea uneral services win be an nounced later by the Mayer neral Home HMY Automatic Defrosting 2 Door Refrigerator! TELEVISION AIR CONDITIONING RANGES RERIGERATORS LAUNDRY PAIR 'v 1 1 tij i i i if i a Ji Special Prices99 if you wish to buy them separately! Deaths rom Cancer Hit New Iowa Mark DES MOINES Deaths from cancer reached a record high of 4291 in Iowa In 1956 the State HelthTpzrtmenf viul ztitlz chargrrin municipal osurt loday AUSTIN (Minn) HERAIO Thursday July 2519371 orest Rangers" Will Attend Camp 4 ROSE CREEKT Minn? Ju venile members of the orest Ran gers Catholic Order of txesters will attend Boys Camp co Rum River north of Anoka July 29 Aug 4 Rose Creek campers are: James Thill David Kilgore Richard Sch norenberg John Cress Jr WIL liam Cress Jr Gary Schim mel and Thomas Schammel At tending from Austin Will be Wil liam Patrick 'Shee dy and James Ovetion Conviction carriea a 'maximum penalty of up to five years In pris on The victim Joan Marie Beu mann of 370 Duke was struck aa site was crossing West Seventh Street at Jefferson A I wish to'thahk my relatives friends neighbors and Ladiea Aid of St John's Church for cards gifts flowers and visits Thanks to Dr Sheedy Dr Harold An derson Dr Dsvid Anderson nurs ea nurses aids and Grey Ladles for their kind care and to Rev Hemp of St Church for his comforting words while wss a patient at St Olaf Hospital May God bleu all of you Mrs Richard Graff EAR Service Stores 113 North Hain Siraet Auslm Hinn BE 3 fully Automatic! ull Width Giant Oven! 1001 Ueats on ath Control AUTOMATIC DEBOST Begularly Sells ai $50995 ood Hangover? 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