Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota (2024)

S. OBITURftRIES AND FUNERALS 21 of 46 County Districts Don't Operate Schools Hennepin county has 46 '22 WIKNtArOUS WOKK1NC TBIBCWt Teh. 10, 1W Control Data Expects Increasing Profits The outlook for continued growth and profitable operations of Control Data Corp. is pood, William C. Norris, president, said Monday in reporting the firm's first profits.

The Minneapolis computer and con- 'Pushover' Theft Lands Suspect in St. Paul Jail St. Paul wasn't quite the "pushover" the man from California thought it was. A beat patrolman saw him breaking into the cash drawer at Koppy's Motors, 345 Main Monday night. Police arrested the man before U.S.

Charges Fraud in Oil Leases By CHARLES BAILEY Minneapolis Tribun Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON The interior department Monday charged that 34 Montana oil leases covering over 27,000 acres of public land had been fraudently obtained and trol company netted on sales of $1,466,433 during the six months ended Dec. 31, Norris said. This compares with a net loss of $114,716 on sales of $625,756 during Control Data's entire first year of operations since its founding July 8, 1957. Norris said the company's backlog grew to three million dollars Dec. 31 from two million last June 30.

Development of the company's -f -wW- i i rift ft 1 1 nflfflii he could drive away. In his car, officers said, was a briefcase filled with city planning department maps from Whittier, and numerous checks. The man carried identification cards with several names on them. "St. Paul would be a pushover for a good safe man or check passer," bragged the man on his way to city jail.

450 Americans Arrive in Russia MOSCOW iP The largest single group of United States tourists to visit the Soviet Union since World War II landed Monday at the Black sea port of Sochi, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The group of 450 will visit Yalta and Odessa before proceeding to Athens, Greece. J. BITU A 1 1 I 0 FUN I I ALt SAIll Oscar, oge 74, 3724 30th Av, S. tother ot Mrs.

Harold (Hazel! Sace-inon Harold O. of Chicago: giandi-hildien; I great gronddaughteri 4 brothers. Emll, lege, Huqo 4 Heloei 2 Siste-s, Mut Ellen Sable 4 Mrt. Heien ta'k Services Tuesday 1,30 m. of the BillmonHunt Chapel, 2701 Central.

Interment I Isicie. SANDERSON -Ellen, oge 91 624 I. Mmnenaha Pkwy Survived by niece. Mil. Cole 8, oge- neohewi, George 5 ond Co'emon F.

Ridge. Servicet Wto. 9 m. at ti chapel; Requiem Mais 9.30 a.m. Church ot the Resurrection.

Interment St. Mary't Cemetery. Rosary 8: 30 P.m. Tues. Arrangements with Richard Gill Chopel, I.

franklm at Chicago, FE 5 729. SAVAGE Pauline Coggeshall, age 12, residence Deephaven, lake Minnetonka, on Sat. Widow of Erie B. Sov oge. Survived by daughter, Mrs.

John C. Leslie, Scarsdale, N.Y.i 2 sons, John C. Sovoge, Erie Savage. Wavzata: lister, Mary Julia Cogge-shall; 13 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren. Private services Tuesday.

Family prefers memorials to The Minneapolis Society for the Blind Arrangements with Davies. SCHERER Elizabeth Moy, oge 68. ef 3105 36th Av. on Saturday Wirf. ow of Arthur E.

Survived by 2 daughters, Mrs. Donald llolal Peterson 4 Mrs. Alden IBette) Hultinet 4 grandchildren. Services Tues. ot 2 p.m.

Christ Lutheran Church, 3244 34th Av. Interment Hillside Cemetery. Arrangements with McDivitt-Houge Chopel. lowrence Hauge, Director, 2825 E. lake St.

SINKEL Henry, oge 81, ef Delane. Survived by I brother, John, of Delonei 3 listen, Matilda Patten, Corolyn landeck. 4 Laura Nelson, all of Mpls. Services Wednesday. 1:30 p.m.

from Ml. Olive lutheran Church, Delano, Arrangemems, Boyce Funeral Heme. SMITH Jessie oge 82. res. 2Jrd Ave, S.

Funeral notice Inter. Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3648 23rd Ave. S. STIMSON Mrs Anno, oge 97 yean, formerly of 1819 Lyndale Ave.

S. Funeral notice tater. Arrangemenli by Gleason Mortuary. STILLING Emma, oge 78. 3534 Toy-lor St.

on Mon. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Sangren, Mrt, Minnie Shaft, Mn. Agnei Niemela, Mrs Ethel Mcleanj 5 granddaughters 4 great grandchildren, oil ef Mpls.t brother and 2 sisters in Norway. Services Wed.

3 p.m Sundseth-Andersivn Funeral Home. Interment Crystal lake cemetery. All memorials will go te The Society for the Blind. SWAN Amy Florence, oge 69, 2930 Xenwood St, Louis Pork. Survived by daughters.

Mrt. George Plaistad, St. loult Park. Mn. lyle W.

Gundy, Wash. DC; 8 grandchil-dren; 1 great-grandchild. Services Wed. afternoon 3 o'clock Wernest Brothert Chopel. Interment lakewood.

Friends moy call ot chapel beginning Tuesday noon SWAUOUT Harold age 67, residence 2940 Cedar Ave Survived by wife. Mable S.I 8 step-children; brother, Harley; lister, Mrs. Hans Hanson, St. Cloud 4 2 sisters In Detroit. Serv.

ices Tues. I p.m. at the Henry W. Anderson Mortuary. 3640 23rd Ave.

S. Friends moy call after 4 pm. Mon, Interment Crystal lake Cemetery. THILL Olive age 76, 2314 Irvine Av. N.

Survived by 1 son, Clarence St. Paul; 2 daughters, Mrs. Henry (Either) Hathaway, Muskeoon Mich. 4 Mrt. Alvin IPeggvl Holmberg, Robbinsdale; 6 grandchildren; 8 greatgrandchildren.

Services Thuri 1 1 ,30 a m. Richard Gill Chopel, 735 F. Franklin pt Chicago. Interment Hudson, Wis. Reviewal ofter 12 noon Wed.

VINSON Gernldine, age 46. formerly of 611 pork Red Wing. Ar. rnngementi White Funeral Home, TA 3-7264. WILSEY-Neil oqe 55.

of learn-ington Hotel. Survived by I ion, John D. I daughter, Mary N.t 1 brother, Allvn D. of Eau Cloire. Wis 2 sillers.

Dorothy E. Wiltev of Rochester, and Mn. Marlory Simonson of Glendale. Calif. Services Tues.

from Barnev Anderson Funeral Home. Chicaao at 37th, Infer, ment lakewood Cemetery. Memorial! preferrred to the Heart fund. DEATHS 1604 digital computer is pro gressing favorably, he said, and Bormac and Sparrow missile subcontract work is expected to continue at present levels for the rest of the fiscal year. Control Data is continuing to work with other companies as a means of teaming up on new projects as well as to explore possible acquisitions, he added.

Dividend Increased Directors of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing St. Paul, voted to increase the quarterly dividend from 30 cents to 35 cents per share of common stock. The higher rate is payable March 12 to stockholders of record Feb. 20. There are 16.943,300 shares outstanding.

The firm boosted its dividend rate from 25 cents to 30 cents two years ago. Telex Plans Set Telex, St. Paul electronics firm, will become a principal operating division of a major Twin Cities technological company to be incorporated soon, purchasers of Telex announced. The St. Paul concern, with sales of more than five million dollars, was acquired from Allen Hempel, president and founder, for an undisclosed sum.

Arnold J. Ryden, Minneapolis investment executive who replaces Hempel, said the proposed new corporation will be expanded by acquisi tions' and mergers involving small electronics and scientifically minded companies. Other new directors of Telex include Norman Ter-williger, executive secretary of the Minneapolis Teachers Retirement Fund association, and Donald W. Gustafson, assistant vice president of First National Bank of Minneapolis. Ad Club to Meet The "truth about life on Madison Av." will be bared Thursday at a noon meeting of the Minneapolis Advertis J.

08ITUR ARIES HAXIY M'i Al te oge 74, cf Aeil 4'h S'. on Sjn. Survived bv 'I sons, Poaert haov, Mja-ion, vv.s ond hj.nv. Vp i 1 onug-ter. Mis fi cha-d VV Duinn ot hopuni, 2 ites.

Mis. Helen O. Fanchiid. Uedonrio Beach. Mis.

G. aeVnes ol 9 gianrichil-aien Sevires ar St. Luke Ep-scopnl cnurch Tues morning ot II Clock. Ime-ment lakewooa Memorials ore piete ied lo St. luke Episcopal cnurch, HENORICKSON John 3758 Sherl.

oan Av, on Saturday, age Bl. Survived by wite Ihora; Sister, Mrs. Anton Holier. Mpis.i brother. Christian, Covma, Calif.

i nieces 4 nephews Services luesday 2 p.m. St. Olot Lutheran Churcn. 29th Emer. ton Reviewal ot Sundseth Anderson Funeral Home af curci until time ot service.

Memorials to St Olat Church Ebenezer Home. Interment Crystal Lake Cemetery. JOHNSON Edith oge 63, of 6100 5th ov Survived by daughter, Mur. iel Mpls 3 sisters, Mrs R. Guntle.

Itla-d Park: Ms Hazel DeGiav Mrs Conrod Monsen of Mpis.i 4 brothers Iver Johnson, Mpls.t Will Johnson. Sr VVovzata- Edwin John, son Robbinsdale; Leonard lohnson, Eve-ett Wash. Services Tues. 2:30 p.m at Calvary Memorial church, Navarre Interment Crystal Lake cemetery, Arrangements with The Albin Chapel Paul Albmson Sons Directors. 2200 Nicollet ov.

Memorials preferred to Calvary Memorial Church Missionary Fund. JOHNSON Anna age 79. ef 3837 15th Av. Survived by 2 sisrers, Mist Hannah Johnson Mrs. Jennie Moen, both of Mpis.i 2 brothers, Andrew of Los Angeles, John of Siren, 2 nieces 6 nephews Services will be Tuesday ot 10 o.m from the Barney Anderson Funeral Home.

Chi-cago ot 37th. Interment services 2 p.m. Milburn Cemetery in Pine City, Minn. KLECKNER Newton oge 74, residence 6539 Grand Ave. Survived by brother, Clifford C.i nieces, Mrs, Helen Tvson, Mrs Connie Schernbeck.

Mrs. Leta Berirand, Mrs. Esther lemire ond Mrs. Shirley Warren, oil of and other nieces and nephews. Servicet Wed.

1 p.m. from The Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 2 3rd Ave. So. under the auspices of Minn.

Lodge 224 A I A.M. Interment Lake-wood cemetery. Memorials preferred to Shrine Crippled Children's hospital. Friends may call olter 7 p.m. Tues.

KLINGELHOET Mary age 92. 5112 5th Av. S. Survived bv 4 torn, August 6 Arthur, Turtle lake. Wit.

Guido. Downing Stephen, Mpis.i 3 daughters Mrt. Rose Rokoski, Sr Mary Dorothy la Salle. III. Sr.

Mary leontme, Chicago, lll.i 16 grandchildren; 3 brothers, Callaway, teo, Chaska, Minn, and Louis Tsohimperle, Oklahoma City. Services Tues. 9:30 o.m. ot the chop-el. Requiem moss 10 am.

Church of St. Stephen. Interment Glenwood Ctiy, Wis. Arrangements with Richard Gill chapel, 735 E. Franklin ot Chicago FE 5-7729.

KRON Salmon, oge 82, 5601 Pierre formerly of 2839 Garfield St. NE. Father of Russell E. Harnt Mrs. Charles (Evelvnl Mathison, Mrs.

Wallace IH Gladinel Junttl; 7 grand-children; 5 great-grandchildren; broth, er, Frank Services Wednesday 1:30 m. af Billman-Hunt Chapel, 2701 Central, Interment Hillside KURTZ Mrs. Henry I. ef Anoka ot Mpls. on Feb.

8th. Survived by 6 daughters and 1 son; alto 1 brother. Services on Wed. ot 3 m. from Thurston't Chaoel, Anoka.

Visitation on Tues. Interment Forest Hillt Cemetery, Anoka. lEf John oge 73, of 12 N. 13th St. Survived by wife, Olive; stepson, Albert Koch; brother, Robert or Hutchinson, Minn.

Services Thursday 2 p.m. ot Rainville Funeral Chapel, 272 E. Hennepin at Untvertity Rainville Biothers, Directort. fE 9-0951. IENZ Herman residence 2901 Na-deou Rood, formerly of 3625 Soo lane, St, Paul, oge 72 vears.

Survived by his wife. Beatrice L.t a brother, Everett T. of Mpls 2 neohews and 3 nieces. Funeral Wed. 8-1 5 am from The Gleason Mortuary.

2650 Nicollet Av. Requiem Mots 9 am, at St. Stephen's church. Interment St, Mary's cemetery. Rosary 9 p.m.

Tuesday. HASTINGS Samuel, age 87 vrt of 3021 Collax Ave. No Survived by his wife, Grace L.t sons, Tom and Harry: daughters, Margaret ond Ber-nice Hastinas of Mpls.t sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Hille of Mpls.

ond Mrs. Clem Crusinberry of B'ookings. D.r 12 grandchildreni 8 greaf-grnndchil. dren, Funercl services Wed, 1:30 m. ot The Gleason Mortuary, 2650 Nicollet Ave.

Interment lakewood Cemetery. In state at the mortuary ofter 12 noon Tues. Minneapolis Star Tribuna Phone FE 3 3 I I I WANT AD RATES Regular Transient Charge Rates 55e Per line er Doy en Out Thrftv Consecutive Day Rale Plan 4 or 6 consecutive davs 60c per line per doyi 1 Of 3 dovi 70c per line oer dav I day Iweek-doytl 70e per line per doy Sunday only 75c oer line oer day. Minimum slie ad lines. CASH WITH COPYi A discount en the above rates may be token It the correct remittance ac-eompanie- the ndvenisina "Perion-to-Perion" Transient Rates Same oi above However a 10 discount tor cash mov be token on the following "Person to Person" clnisifications It the correct remittance occompnnlet the odvert'ttng order, 12 3 8 9 10 12 17-18 70-71 -74 It '8 US OS ir.4 I05A 116 II7 II8 H9 I20-I21.

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Nelson, county school superintendent. Included in the school district total are one special district (Minneapolis), 14 in dependent districts (sucn as Bloomington, Hopkins or Minnetonka), and 10 common ungraded districts with one- room schools. The county also has 21 closed common districts which send their students to school elsewhere. Median salary of teachers in the elementary school dis tricts and one-room schools is $4,249.50 per year. For teachers in the larger, inde pendent school districts, median annual salary is Mrs.

Nelson's report shows. The report also indicates that 4,353 mentally retarded children are receiving special education and estimates this to be one-sixth of the number of children who could use such special services. the ace of five. He was a sta tion agent for the Soo line rail road 49 years. He retired inov, 1.

1958. Sruvivors include his wife, Cecile; two daughters, Mrs. W. C. Terrell, San Jose, and Mrs.

Patrick Fasciana, Little Canada; four sons, John Min neapolis. Dr. Gilbert, Reno Cecil H. and Stuart, both of St. Paul; one sister, Mrs.

Peter Storch, Patterson, and one brother, August Minneapolis. HAROLD E. MILLS Services for Harold E. Mills, 71, 1455 Louisiana St. Louis Park, who died Saturday, will be held at 1:30 p.m.

today at the Lakewood cemetery chapel A native of Decatur, 111., Mr. Mills had lived in the Minne apolis area since 1918. A man ufacturer's representative, he was a tormer member or tne Nortwestern Salesmen's association and Paul Revere Masonic lodge. Survivors include his wife, Ida Sara; two sons, Walter St. Louis Park, and Harold Bloomington.

and two sisters, Mrs. Keach Bone and Mrs. Ansel Magill, and one brother, Hubert, all of Decatur, 111. MRS. ELLEN SAUNDERSON Services for Mrs.

Ellen Saun- derson, 91. 624 E. Minnehaha who died Sunday, will be at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in Resurrection Catholic church, with burial in St. Mary ceme tery.

A rosary service will be held at 8:30 p.m. today in Richard M. Gill mortuary. Mrs. Saunderson, a Minne apolis resident 10 years, was a member of Resurrection Wom en's club.

Survivors include two nephews, George S. and Coleman F. Saunderson, and a niece, Mrs. Cole H. Ridge, all of.

Minne apolis. MRS. PAULINE SAVAGE Private services for Mrs. Paul ine Coggeshall Savage, 82, Deep-haven, who died Saturday, will be today, with burial In Lake wood cemetery. Mrs.

Savage had been a resi dent of the Lake Minnetonka area since 1915. She attended the University of Minnesota. She was a mem ber of Alpha Phi sorority, and the Minneapolis Woman club. She was the widow of Erie B. Savage, who was president of Savage Factories Minne-apolis, and founder of Inter national Stock Food Ltd.

of Canada. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John C. Leslie, Scarsdale, N. two sons, John C.

and Erie both of Wayzata, and one sister, Mary Julia Cog geshall, St. Louis Park. The family prefers memorials to the Minneapolis Society for the Blind. HAROLD SWARTOUT Services for Harold Swart out, 67, 2940 Cedar who died Saturday, will be at 1 p.m. today in Henry W.

At.derson mortuary, with burial in crystal Lake cemetery. A Minneapolis resident 45 years. Mr bwartout was an em ploye of Minnesota Salt Co. and a member of Teamsters local 544. Survivors Include his wife, Mabel eight stepchildren; a brother, Harlcy, all of Minneapolis; three sisters, Mrs.

Hans Hanson, St. Cloud, and two in Detroit, Mich. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES and FUNERALS lAtDW'N-tePov A lrinl. oue 53. 66J2 Erreron Av N.

Funnrnl notirt Ifer. Pflinvill Funrnl Hnm, 4304 Umvfriity Av NE ST 1-3321 AUAHO-Efirli! 4324 Gillint tlu'uih Survwid hy wifis, Fradcir HciuaMrri, Mn, Dobrt Ueonl' PeHnj. til Duluih, Wri, Albsr! IMarioriel MdIs i brother, Rniph 5'. Pnul tiMut, Mi si Ahc Bnllirrf, Sr Paul Win Myro Jnni'f, Porlno, Mn. Chnrln Doh'i Torrnnce, Ctlif.i 3 grrjrvHcdiWrfn Servirpj WH.

ri'trinoon 7 o'clock Wrnin rVolbr Charl, Imsrmnnt Onklcmd Cnitry, St. Paul. lEUOUlST Oil 054 Stvn Av. Survived by buhiod, Jamsi A. bro'btr, HO'Old S'lviqi Mr, Anrt Norvnl, Mrl.

Noro Mtlron Mi) Ajrs' tlvig. Mr. Helen Henlr. all e' MdIi.i ievrol me-e renliw, Member e' Richfield tiilumn Church, Service Thuri nltemoon Ii30. Wer out B'Olhen Chnrml.

Interment Ink, wood, frlendi rrmy trill 01 thf chnpel bsd'nning Wed noon, MANuANGtH -tudv'o M. oje 94. on Won, nt fbenerer Home firnernl nntire Inttr. Enger Funeral Hone. FE 6 3634.

should be canceled. The action, filed in Billings, was the second in two weeks under a crackdown ordered by Interior Secretary Seaton on leases ob tained through "dummy" applications for more than the amount of land allowed by statute. Yesterday's complaint was issued against Walter G. Davis, Casper, and 19 other persons or firms. Davis was also the principal figure in the earlier complaint.

UNDER the mineral leasing act as it stood on the books before 1954, no individual or firm could hold over 15,360 acres in federal oil and gas leases in any single state. The complaints against Davis and others named allege violation of this provision. (In 1954, the leasing act was amended to raise the limit to 46,080 acres in any single state. The complaints against Davis and the others named allege violation of the old lower limit in pre-1954 lease acquisitions.) The new complaint, like the first one, charges Davis with having other persons obtain the leases in their own names, while Davis actually held the controlling interest. THE SPOKESMAN pointed out that those in the second group may not have had knowledge of the alleged violations of the acreage limitations by Davis.

Under the department's procedures, the persons and firms named have 30 days in which to file answers'. Then the bureau of land management will hold a hearing to determine the validity of the leases under the law. If the hearing examiner recommended cancellation, his action could be appealed to the secretary of the interior and then to the federal courts. Tentative Site for Grant School Addition Offered A tentative site under study by the Minneapolis park board, school board and planning commission for a supplement to Grant school in north Minneapolis was outlined A planning commission staff report said the main school site might be the two blocks bounded by 16th and 18th Avs. and Bryant and Al-drich Avs.

Later the block between 16th and 17th and Aldrich and Lyndale Avs. might be required for a school addition, the staff said. A possible park site would be between Lyndale and Bryant and 16th and the alley between 14th and 15th. Staff members indicated they believed a parking lot owned by Ascension church within the school site probably could continue to be operated by the church. Park Board, Minikahda Club Seek Trial Delay Attorneys for Minikahda club and the Minneapolis park board will seek a delay in a trial scheduled to start this morning over the club's use of Lake Calhoun water.

Abbott Fletcher, park board attorney, said both sides "arc negotiating" and will ask for a few days to try to reach an agreement out of court. The park board has brour-ht suit to prevent the club trom pumping water from the lake for its golf course, as it has done for manvvpnrc The club claims it got the ngnt in 1907 in return for deeding a strip of shore property to the city. Minnetonka Gets Publication Ruling The Minnetonka village council may not publish its ordanances and proceedings in more than one newspaper, Attorney General Miles Lord ruled Monday. Carl F. Dever, village attorney, asked the attorney general if the council could designate more than one official newspaper since the Hennepin County Review circulates in one part of the village and the Minnetonka Herald in the remainder.

ing club hotel. Fred B. Manchee, recently retired executive vice president and treasurer of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn, New York, and author of "The Huckster's Revenge," will speak. Officials Chosen Hipwell Pringle Move up to Moline Minneapolis-Moline Co. appointed two officials to assume the general sales manager's duties handled by M.

E. Carroll until he was elected vice president of marketing Jan. 27. W. L.

Pringle, manager of the firm's Hopkins sales and service division, was named sales manager of the farm machinery division. Roger R. Hipwell, product manager and advertising manager, was chosen sales manager of the industrial and original equipment manufacturers division. Dividend Declared Directors of Brown and Bigelow declared a fourth-quarter dividend of 25 cents on the advertising firm's 1,263,645 shares of common stock outstanding. Payment will be made March to stockholders of record Feb.

20. The firm named its acting eastern divisional sales manager, L. J. Lacroix, to be vice president and sales manager with offices in New York City. Wire Service Starts General and financial news reports were to begin flowing today into the Minneapolis office of Harris, Upham and Co.

over a news wire linking tha investment firm's 35 nationwide offices. St. Piuli Marilyn F. Baniih. 263 E.

Win Martin V. Anderon. 2143 Sherwood Av i Judith tnd. 279 While Bear Av. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr.

Mrs Richard G. Anderien. Pt 1 long late. Barton Benshoof 1891 Norfolk. Ouentin Brandt.

494 Wheelock Pkv. Armand Ehrreich. 2558 N. Wheeler. Rose.

viiie Nicholoi Heelmovlch, 1670 Stanford. Svlvetter Kotula 332 Hazelwood. lewell C. lonon, 998 E. Magnolia.

Hemv ivmer. Circle Circle Pine. John Maturen 2465 Martin Way. White Biar lake Robe-t W. Moore.

886 Edmund Glen Orion, 1779 Koso Pi Roseville. Willian Saliibury 2101 Ronald White Bear lake Theodore Jchonebaum, 1630 E. Hwy. a 96 White Rear lake. Harvey Wondenee 951 Hatch.

Bert Barr, 1040 E. Minnehaha. Francit Billnn, 530 Av. So St. Paul.

Vernei Dahlbera 1627 Iowa Av. S'd Georne 136 Isabel Kennel' Karnuth 183' Rennev William Kvklei 1611 Willis. So. Paul Michael leohy. 1712 Grond.

John McQuillan 1664 Portland Thomas Meoney, 730 5. 1st So, St. Paul John O'Kano 154 Goodrich. Oennn Poor, 3485 Centerville Ron-vlllo. Geoge Savlno.

819 Tuscaroro. Herman Sell 1340 Grotto Richara Wermus. 2220 Hendry little Cahoda. BOYS M' a Mrs i Charlei Antell 200 Fairfield. Ravmonrt Berres 4l.i Jerks.

A. C'ardv. t33 Dale Richard Duoro 187) Ch'Ooewa. No. Si.

Paul Kenneth Granger, Hugo. Minn. Will' f. Jonei 187? Fairmounf. Richard I Murray, 1064 Goodrich.

George Nlia, 3785 Auaer, White Bear lake Terry Reld 5498 nald EaaU While Bear lake lamei Robinson 616 Morvland. Francis Rustand. 621 Svlvnn. John Siepka, 9S Colorado. Rnymonrt Tietl 799 Rnies Alnhsnse Vander Hevden 694 Winslow Joieoh Zncco 'fl P.Wn St Paul Park Greoory Albnchten.

10817 S. Abbott Av. Minneano! Monde Bntslme. Stlllwnter. Richard Choolewsky 6610 Jth Av.

Minneinotii Jnmes fleary. 101 9 St. Anthony. William Fenelon 1239 Watson. Jnmet i Johnson.

839 luscnrorct. Robert Junker. 675 Ailinaton Joh" Nh. Sr 1050 Gnt'in Mnhtomedl. Alvin Peterson 747 Mnranret Harold Reiner 417 NE.

Van Buren Mln- nenn-i'ii, Arle Runge '4? Downs. Mnplewood. Warren Irhwlnden Poemoint Bvron Trusler 605 Bald Eoale Blvd. White lnhord Walton, 3908 Dellvltw. A'den Hills DEATHS John Bmtoi.

Jr. 54 '474 Bnrkly Cho'let Hill. 62 609 Marie St Paul, Hnrold Krengel, 40 576 Vlctorio tdword lawyer. 87 P.nehurst. Pete '6 231 Arundel Cecl Vnoo 7Q 4 Summit Almond f.

Burl RQ So Si Paul. tdwo.O Curry 1676 Portland Jnm. Hansen 7 959 Mnndetenn luchsinoer. 73 700 Edmund Oodf-py Reienauist 79 516 Canada. Funene Slater, fll 17S3 Flnlr.

Cloyborne Sirovers, 73, 2751 Stillwater Ro. Farm Surplui Program WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. Albert Quie (R.r Minn.) Monday Introduced an amendment to extend to five years the time during which farm surpluses can be sold to foreign countries. at the Radisson I SEE by the TRIBUNE Twin Cities KATHERINE DAVIS Services for Katherine Davis, 78, resident of the Church Home of Minnesota, St. Paul, who died Sunday, will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour, Faribault, with burial in Faribault. Miss Davis was a graduate of St. Mary's hall, Faribault and Mankato State college. She taught school at Windom and Faribault. She was employed at the defunct O.

B. McClintock Co. for 20 years. She retired there in 1946. Survivors Include one sister.

Alice C. Davis, St. Paul. RAY W. HALLORAN Services for Ray W.

Halloran, 59. 2428 Garfield who died Sunday, will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Stephen's Catholic church, with burial in St Mary's cemetery. A rosary service will be at 9 p.m.

today at Gleason's mortuary. Mr. Halloran, a deputy city assessor, was owner or Bee and Ray's grocery, 2319 S. 29th from 1929 to 1948. He lived in Minneapolis for 58 years.

Survivors include his wife, Beatrice and one brother, Everett Minneapolis. SAMUEL HASTINGS Services for Samuel Hastings, 87, 3021 N. Colfax who died Sunday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Gleason mortuary, with burial in Lake-wood cemetery. Mr.

Hastings, born in Glasgow, Scotland, was a resident of Minneapolis for 74 years. He was a member of the Clan Gordon, Order of the Scottish clans, for over 50 years. He was past president of the Tenth ward Commercial club. Survivors include his wife, Grace two sons, Tom and Harry; two daughters, Margaret and Bernice, all of Minneapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Hille, Minneapolis, and Mrs.

Clem Crusinberry, Brookings, S. Dak. MRS. ALICE O. HAXBY Services for Mrs.

Alice O. Haxby, 74, 1412 W. 47th who died Sunday, will be held at 11 a.m. today at St. Luke's Episcopal church, with burial in Lakewood cemetery.

She was the wife of the late Robert V. L. Haxby of the archi tectural firm formerly known as Stebbins. Haxby and Bissell. Mrs.

Haxby was a member or St. Luke Episcopal church and of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. Survivors include two sons, Robert 0 Madison, and Bernard Minneapolis; one daughter, Mrs. Richard W. Duncan, Hopkins; two sisters, Mrs.

Helen O. Fairchild, Redondo Beach, and Mrs. B. G. deVries, Minneapolis.

The family prefers memorials to St. Luke's Episcopal church. NEWTON E. KLECKNER Services for Newton E. Kleck- ner, 74, 6539 Grand who died Sunday, will be at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in Henry W. Anderson mortuary, with burial in Lakewood cemetery. Mr. Kleckner, a Minneapolis resident 50 years, was a member of Minnesota Masonic lodge 224. a life member of Zuhrah temple and a past president of Zuhrah patrol, and a member of Scottish Rite.

Survivors include 8 brother, Clifford several nieces and nephews. The family prefers memorials to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. SALMON KRON Services for Salmon Kron, 82, 2839 NE. Pierce who died Sunday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Billman-Hunt mortuary, with burial In Hillside cemetery.

Born in Sweden, Mr. Kron was a Pine county farmer from 1912 to 1943, when he moved to Minneapolis. Survivors Include two sons, Harris Minneapolis, and Russell Morristown, N. two daughters, Mrs. Wallace H.

Junttl, St. Paul, and Mrs. Charles Mathison, Anchorage, Alaska, and a brother, Frank, Minneapolis. HERMAN C. LENZ Services for Herman C.

Lenz, 73, 2901 Nadeau road, Little Canada, who died Sunday, will be at 1:30 ut, Wednesday at John Adam and Son mortuary, with burial In Sunset Memorial Park cemetery. A native of Germany, Mr. Lciiet came to this country at 4. FLORISTS SHEFFIELDS" FR 1-1955 BoTfELIUS FLOWS" JJ70 NtCOtlfy Ft 9-51 21 LOWtRi. 6p, eveninVt 4 Sunday! 3544 Hennepin, TA 4-2131 MONUMENTS MARKERS bJORK MONUMENT CO Sun 4 Eves, by oppt, 3515 Hennepin, TA 4-2629 7.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Albin Chapel Paul Albinson Sons DIRECTORS 2200 Nicollet FE 3-1418 Henry W. Anderson 3640 23rd Av. S. PA 9-2331 Washburn-McReavy SOUTHEAST CHAPEl 405 CEN1RAI Ft J-2361 NORTHEAST CHAPEl 2905 JOHNSON ST Werness Brothers 3700 Nicollet TA 4-2624 DAVIES MORTUARY Harmon Place at 14th St FE 2-4351 ANDERSON-PETERSON-" HANSON-NUGENT CLIFFORD PETERSON Director BLMS.63 Fi5JH RAINVILLE NOB1E A RAINVILLE Director Three Generations of Funeral Service 1892 ST 1-3321 knaebl i A 9.9636 WBOADWAY AT (IPTDN ALBINSON-PETERS'ON 1701 CHICAGO FE 2-2464 1838 CENTRAL ST 9-8889 RUSSEll BARNEY ANDERSOhT waitfr ieiand. director It CHIC TA 4-0771 Strobeck-Johnson (FORMERLY STROBECIC-HAUGFI HOPKINS WE I 9020, SWANSON 10WRY AT IRVING JA -961.

Billman-Hunt SL-353J, O. E. LARSON CENTRAL. AV ST 9 3571, MALONE FPfMONT AT IQWRY.N. JA RICHARD GILL CHAPEL FRANKLIN et CHICAGO Ft 5 7729 ENGER Park Av, 4 Grant St, Ft 4-3634 SUNDSETH-ANDERSON Al 2IST AV JA 9-9291 LEEM0RTUARV 3700 NICOUE1 TA 4-2624 REUUP LEF FtVNN "S0N lYNDALt i Al 36IH S1 IA J-3181 Joe John" BILLMAN HOUSf OF HOWEPS f-f 475 THOIvISON'BRTHERS AV Ft 2 871 buchinger-GeArHaRt 2533 IEN1RAI AV ST 1564 KarJita's 2-5491 230 13TH AV NC, Abrahamson PA 4-5444 BERTCH FE 5-7841 RSfON 4343 NICOUE1 AV IA S-4567 EVANS NORDBVrOSSEO Fox-Sullivan ST 1-1244 RUBER EXCETSTOir Peter EozTaK IIFJroTfTgons FE 6-6000" Gea rt DiviobbTnsda le" Burt Mortuary WH 1 0UN 6 rrHCiMI TA 3-7264 lATNViTil ff -0yTi HENNtPlN AT UNIVERSITY MINNEAPOLIS MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Duone O.

Peterson. 19, 2504 S. 18th Av i to Donno M. Sollil 17. 2504 S.

18th Robert H. Schaeler. 22. 209 Clifton Dlonne I. Koelmen.

21. 1717 Lo Sail lithord I. Dovls. 24. 623 S.

16th Av.i Pr.itillia M. Wetton, 22. 2312 Milwaukee Av. l.nnord I. Slenbock.

34. 825 Jfenwood parkway; Joan M. Holmquist 29, 2020 Nicollet Av. Dtnnli I. Strondbero.

24. Anokai Marcio 0 Coffmen. 19. Exrelsior John I. Bobolink.

30. 131! IN 4h Yvenne F. Walker, 22, 637 N. Duoont Av Gerald W. Johnion.

legal, Hopkins. Helen 1 Oiler, legal, 735 Superior St. Allace Falldin, 35, 2615 NE Haves Alice M. Reindal, 35. 125 Oak Grove Av Charlei A.

Moteer, 27, Hurley. lynda I lewii, 20. Mound Otha Cembs. 37, 1008 S. 'h St.i Willie M.

Givlns. 42, 245 28th Av. Gene J. Burnt. 23.

3B45 S'evens Av.i Alice Zink, 19, 2628 Webster St. touis Park, Neman I. Petersen, 21, 294? Park Av Ruthonn M. Kooilod. 16, 4704 Nokomis USL? JS? A'" WaI' 37 109 Carol 0, Hougen, 27, 109 E.

24th St. Michael J. Mehner. 19 3035 Av.i Marie Ven.el. 17 3556 Pilteburv Av.

Albert 1. Ceats. 3 1707 S. 4th Ay Charlett J. Oettmann, 19.

643 NE. ClJrftA WlUon It 8733 ME Van Buren St i Nololle J. Conlev. 30. 5549 S.

3Ut Av. i luaene H. Henon, 23. HonV.nsi Svlvla M. Mockenthum, 20, 3719 Quebec St.

Louis Park. Gerald t. lonon, lnnl. New Prnnue. Mmn.i Dorothy J.

Sunset, legal, 1917 Idword'o NedelceM. 33, Av.i Shirley H. Nelion, 26 2527 Hen-nepin Av. DIVORCES GRANTED Molls A. Jwon from George P.

Jwon. Morlene Andetsen from Richord I. Anderien, DEATHS larmond M. lorretl, 74, 2914 N. Duoont tariC.

Cesen, 68, 4653 Xe-nes Av. Aleondei Colo 70, 423 NE. Buchanan St. Anno t. Denier, 90, 3706 N.

Fremont Av, Nolo M. 67. 3414 NF. Polk St. louro Dunktlbvtratr, 80, 3701 S.

B'vant Av dear t. Ikmon. 71, 1 779 Ellin' Av, John K. Irlckien, 89 Dfllba. Minn.

Albert Jehnon 77. fn-b-iHu. Mmn Fronk I. Koidelnlok. 84, NE.

2nd St. 10 F. linn, Pnue Wllllom liielle, 3 618 5 9th Si, Jomei I. Merrlweothei, 68, 520 Jnffcrton St Annkn RunVnh Otlelin, 49, 5449 N. Tn Ink" hrt f'Vltol tewrenee Taylor, 61 Inwa City, lowO.

Minnie I. TlnoleV 6fl, R-vonl Av. Chrnllno J. Wuklund, 97, Ogilv nn. ST.

PAUL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Irvi Mayer. 1055 laurel Av Colette I D'nh Mi vV 6ih St ion Ntilin, 457 Hatch St i Jove A. Beckoi ,46 tTeilona St Anieno I Hockborth, lartevv. Calif B-iroor I. fbinger.

7(62 Mo'lhnll Av Mvdart, Chitngs, lll.i lilee A levelel. 4i lnwirn themoi Con (76 Feech Betty 1 Hnnial '( G'd-vl Av A.lhv. ol "'I tnu'l Av Bevertv i B'laoi '6 nr-a'l Av Chun 6 Boirokioni. 31) Av So Mnls. fste'S, M'S.

Then Helaeson, Fond dtt lac, Wise, Ms. Adeline Krnnr, Harris. Mrs. leonnrd Wetrhe, Brainerd; brothers, Horace nnd Pny Mnrenao, both nf Mots and 3 grandchildren. Services Wed.

12 o'clock noon. Werness Bmthert Chooel. Interment Crystal lake Cem Friends mny call ot chapel beginning noon Tues If to desired memorials mny he made to The Parkinson Fund, co Dr, Robert Howard, U. of M. F-OWtfH Kent nge 66.

ef J40 Bedlord F. Survived by wife, hene i snns, Rutte'l C. 4 Kent both nf Mpls.) lister, Mn, Beatrice Hinon. Piescott, Wisconsin; brother, Russell G. of Mpls i 5 grandrhildren, Services Thursday, noon, Werness Brothers Chaoel Interment Fargo, North Dakota If so desired, preler memorial! to the Variety Club Heart Hoioitnl.

U. of M. Friends may coll at chopel beginning Wed noon. FRENIVOST Mrl. Mary I age II, fnimerly of 628 15th Av SE, Af lol Angeles, Calif Funeral notice later, RADKI-Walter og 69, Prt Hotel.

Survived by lister, louise Shermani nieces nnd neohewi. Services Tues. 2 pm. Enga-Billmnn Memorial Chapel, 5600 Ecelsiof WE 9 5600. KAUTIO-Henrv ngn 77, J46 Irv.

Ing Av. on Mon, Survived by wife, Mnthilclm 2 dauqhiers, Mrs Alll Kolila Frederick, S. end Mrs. Irene Crech, Muls 2 grandchildreni 1 great-nrandrhild. Services Wed.

1-30 Sundte'h Andeisnn Funeral Home, Interment Crvl'al lake cemetery, RUTHS Herman, 89 vn of Oies, Route 2 en Sat Survived by hi Ion, Theodore 4 3 daughter! Mrl August Mnhell Grosi, Mrs. Charles IFIorencel Featherltone, 4 Mr! Henry lEmmnl Gross, all of Ossen- 5 ornndchlldren A 4 atent-gmndchildien Services Tues. 7 nt The Fvnni N'irdhv Funeml Home, Ossea. Keith Nordby. Director, Interment St, John I Lutheran Ceme'ery..

Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota (2024)

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