S. THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR July 19, 1963 VITAL STATISTICS Marriages, Births, Deaths and Divorces HENNEPIN RAMSEY COUNTY COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Maureen Jacobson, A. a 21 Huber, 2510 22, Fremont Av. N. S.
Advani, 32, 1421 6th St. S. Kotwal, 27, Bombay. India. H.
Groseth, 24, 7305 Clinton Richfield; Barbara A. Lund, 21, Grand Av. Richfield. K. Steil, 24, 3500 Emerson Av.
DeAnna T. Halvorson, 23, 2870 boldt Av. S. L. Beckman, 20, 627 37th Av.
Janice R. Jansen, 21, 1322 A Adams P. Grandpre, 20, 8023 2nd Bloomington; Patricia R. Nolles, 6412 Cedar Av. D.
Newby, 22, 1354 Arcade, Paul; Vicki L. Sutten, 18, 1457 St. Louis Park. E. Aanenson, 19, 6401 Edina; Marjorie A.
Carter, 12th St. SE. E. Lund, 29, 1760 Fernwood Paul; Kerttu S. Pouru, 21, 6356 Edina.
A. Jamieson, 33, 7008 Dorothy M. Unstuen, 29, 2119 St. R. Goodman, legal, 6900 Rosemary C.
Switala, 4029 E. 54th St. K. Nelson, legal, 4549 Garfield Frances R. Howard, legal, 8720 S.
Bennett, 20, 671 E. 79th Bloomington. JoAnn L. Johnson, Wentworth Av. Richfield.
E. Thompson, 24, 5225 Byron Robbinsdale; Meredith A. Rt. 1, Osseo. O.
Martin, 22, 2639 Jackson Judith A. Olson, 22, 4108 Xerxes A. Wishart, 22, 2229 Pierce Camillan I. Lambertus, 19, Hayes St. H.
Freitag, 21, 3848 W. Jeanette C. Zimmerman, 21, 3007 N. L. Sparks, 39, 205 5th Av.
Osseo; Jeanne M. Faust, 29, Major Av. N. H. Kadlec, 21, 5311 Downes; Kaye L.
Turnquist, 20, Virginia Av. S. R. Pinc, 24, 1066 11th Av. Jeanne A.
Quittem, 21, 226 W. 34th R. Helmen, 23. 2525 5th Av. M.
Zarins, 25, 810 W. 34th L. Solem, 22, 5204 Columbus SueAnne Ricketts, 17, 3416 S. C. Sundby, 24, 916.
11th St. Cloud, Ruth A. 3752 Regent Av. Robbinsdale D. Reshetar, 24, 201.
Lowry Av. Carol C. Peters, 23, 1513 Aldrich F. Sloan, legal, 465 100 Winnebago, Cora Wharton, legal, 1851. E.
31 st St. F. Jarpey, 20, 716 Elwood Av. June L. Dormanen, 20, 812 11th Av.
T. Burde, 39. Curtis Hotel; Paul, 38, 2885 Knox Av. S. Llewellyn C.
Tangen, 21, 2751 Elliot Lois A. Monette, 20, 2654 N. Kampe, 33, 2640 Harriet Av. J. Nymgen, 27, 3427 S.
43rd J. Rollins, 28, 4410 W. Lake Carmen R. Larson. Dupont Av.
S. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr and Mrs: Richard Bouley, 4520 46th Av. S. Howard D. Cammack, 6141 Concord Av.
Edina. Jorn J. Christensen. 416 117th Av. NW.
Coon Rapids. Howard E. Curry 865 99th Av. Blaine, David M. Field, 1257 NE.
Onondaga Fridley George H. Heron, 1313 Av. Blaine. Thomas J. Hughes, 8100 Colfax, Av.
Bloomington. Dennis A. Jendro, Columbia Heights. Gwenn D. Johnson, 4901 Nokomis Av.
Eldon G. Kinnunen, 822 20th Av. S. Dennis R. McDermott, Savage.
Jerome C. Norman. 3438 Cedar Av. S. Ronald P.
O'Connor, 7339 NE. Oakley Fridley. Donald L. Sween, 2430 Byrd Av. Golden Valley.
Ronald R. Williams, 3323 Stinson Blvd. Billy L. Allen, 871 84th Av. Spring Lake Park William P.
Cardinal, 532 1st Av. Osseo Gustav L. Gleiter, 8251 E. River Road, Fridley Merlin W. Hensch, 9941 NW.
Magnolia Coon Rapids Michael J. Lauber, 11600 NW. Xavis Coon Rapids Walter J. Puetz, 4317 Estate BrookIvn Harlan T. Russell, 3828 Clinton Av.
S. Robert L. Yachel, 4623 Colorado Av. BOYS Mr. and Datus Abendroth, 7418 NE.
Taylor, Arthur H. Brand, 1080 117th Blaine Harvey L. De Long, 1312 105th Av NE Murl A. Fleck, 7041 Pleasant View Dr. Paul A.
Gilie, 212 W. 37th St. Carl F. Johnson, Mound Arthur H. Kureger, 300 NE.
2nd St. Donald A. Lassila, 8110 Pleasant View Spring Lake Park Gilbert L. Malm, 11256 NW. Kumquat.
Coon Rapids Ivan E. Mastin, Anoka Harold C. McWilliams, 10569 NE. Quincy Blaine David A. Johnson, 6344 Cedar Richfield Donald E.
O'Hollearn, 3511 NE. Polk St. Reuben J. Olson, 3147 18th Av. S.
William J. Paule, 4410 Dupont Av. S. Edward E. Rhode, 1961 NW.
5th St. Paul Richard L. Roeder, 1321 44th Av. N. James J.
Ruprecht. 2700 E. 32nd St. Merlyn D. Selix, 103 108th Av.
Coon Rapids Jerry H. Shackle, 885 84th Av. Spring Park De Wayne G. Simmonds, 8703 NE. Able Blaine Chester R.
Smith, 1420 8th Av. Anoka Dennis C. Anderson, 1941 W. Broadway James O. Behling, 3732 Maryland Av.
New Hope Lyle R. Bradley, Route 1, Anoka Donald G. Clasen, 10024 94th Av. Osseo John T. B.
Davidson; 6812 34th Av. Crystal Eugene J. Jelen, 2514 Lyndale Av. N. Roland E.
Menk, 1625 5 Zealand Av. Golden Valley Ronald J. Murphy, 6341 Highway 65 Fridley Robert A. Peterson, 2472 B. Hemlock Lane Plymouth Charles H.
Schwab, Route 1, Anoka DIVORCES GRANTED Isabelle A. Granos from Herman Granos. Hannelore M. Frank from Clarence M. Frank.
Myrna R. Van Vorst from Roger 1 N. VanVorst. Margaret C. Bates from Dean O.
Bates. DEATHS Roosevelt Alexander, 62, 4338 Portland Av. S. George Centenial Burge, 86, 8184 Eastwood Dr. Leo Joseph DeCurtins, 79, 66 N.
12th St. William Dominik, 68, 1134 NE. Jefferson St. De Illa Erickson, 75, 1904 Franklin Av. SE.
Ellen M. Hanson, 81, 814 Morgan Av. N. Oscar Howell, 74, 501 Penn Av. N.
George L. Johnson, 62, 725 N. Fremont. Gertrude K. Lavelle 68, 5221 Morgan Av.
Harry McDaniel, 53, 5127 Humboldt Av. N. Sister St. Barbara Meyer, 60, 1870 Randolph St. Paul.
Martin Peterson 75 Emerson Av. Leon Roy Sanborn, Russell Av. 31528, N. Ida Mae Schlichting, 81, 2602 Washington Av. N.
Steve Vargo. 74, 225 22nd Av. NE. Alice Josephine Woweris, 74, 1403 N. 6th St.
Astrid J. Carlson 71, 402 N. 1st Hopkins. Arthur L. Kullman, 49, 314 Jefferson Av.
Edina. Nancy K. Huebsch, 2 months, 8710 60th Av. New Hope. FIRE CALLS FRIDAY A.M.
Hotel, grease. Washington Av. N. car. 13th Av.
vacant house. 7.12-1217 Marquette, emergency. TRADE PACT SIGNED TOKYO, Japan-(Reuters) -The Central American republic of Eu Salvador today signed a most-favored-nation agreement with Japan. The three-year pact was aimed at increasing trade between the two countries. in in in in in in in in DEATHS Services for REUBEN L.
CHRISTOPHER, 66, 4124 Grand Av. who died Wednesday, will thee held at noon Saturday in Werness Brothers Mortuary, 3700 Nicollet with burial in a Lakewood Cemetery. bu Survivors include his widow, Clara two sons, Girard M. and Rodney both of Minneapolis; three brothers, Albert, Green Bay, Edwin, Chisago City, and George, Hudson, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Hanf, Minneapolis.
WALTER V. CZYSON, 52, University died a.m. Saturday Holy Cross Wednesday. Services, will be 9 Church with burial in St. Anthony Cemetery.
Mr. Czyson, a lifelong Minneapolis resident, was employed by was the a Gluek member of Brewing the Co. Knights of Columbus, Hennepin Council, and the Holy Name Society. He was graduated from Edison High School and was active in amateur baseball for many years. Mr.
Czyson is survived by a son, Stanley; his mother, Mrs. Victoria Czyson; a brother, Stanley, and two sisters, Mrs. G. Smith and Mrs. V.
Scott. SUSAN E. GESSNER, 75, I 3121 Clinton died Thursday. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in Werness Brothers Mortuary, 3700 Nicollet 10 a.m.
in Incarnation Church. Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery. Miss Gessner was born in Salem, S.D., and had been a resident of Minneapolis 39 years. She was a telephone operator at Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. when she retired in 1957.
Surviving are four sisters, Sister M. Illumina, Milwaukee, Mrs. Walter Lenard, Wabasha, Mrs. Margaret Thompson and Mrs. Mary Bergstrom, both of Minneapolis; and three brothers, Peter, John and Bernard Gessner, all of Minneapolis.
p.m. Monday at the Albin Mortuary with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. LITTLE CHANGE Indru Dolly Thomas Lyman George NE. Arthur Larry Av. Eric 319 Robert St.
Duncan 50th Donald Av. Irvin Av. Robert 6308 Lynn 22, Eugene Lawrence NE; NE Robert Av. Robert Kenneth Frank John Rute Duane' Av. Lawrence 20.
Gary Edwin Av. Leland Charles H. Av. Gunars Robert: Emerson 2615 7324 Hum- St. Av.
20, St. Idaho 19, Rolf Sandell W. Quail legal, Russell 20, Av. Petersen, Av. N.
St. 3101 Broadway; Oliver NE, 3536 Circle 3109 SE; St. St Av. Irving Av. Willey, NE; Av.
N. North M. SE June Av. Logan Av. Har4856 MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Roger L.
Olmsted, 1408 Clarmar Lane, Roseville; Agnes M. Ammann, 1391 Van Buren Av. W. Steinert. 1240 Farrington Bonnie Mite Simonson, 354 Chestnut St.
Steven S. Goodman, 1117 Sheridan Av. Minneapolis; Arlene Davis, 2000 Lincoln Av Gerald J. Kimlinger, 1071 Parker Roseville; Janice L. Fife, 7500 KnollWood Mounds View.
Aston S. Wood, 1022 15th Av. Minneapolis; Loretta M. Yineman, 2102 Carter Av. Thomas A.
Marko. 1730 Snelling Ruth E. Hiidebrandt, 130 W. Sidney St. Claude G.
Bloomer, 1623 Van Buren Carol J. Hall, 766 Englewood Av. Burton E. Bjorge, Wautoma, Eleanor J. Borgen, 133 St.
Paul Av. John E. Short, Los Angeles, Jean E. Ostermann, 3833 Lakewood White Bear Lake. Gary R.
Larson, 395 Jenks Karen L. Trone, 224 Dunedin Ter. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. Jerry Andrews, 833 Bidwell West St. Paul.
Roger Chevre, 440 Nebraska Av E. John Krizak, 1941 Fernwood Roseville. Ronald Launderville, 951 Greenbrier St. Johnny Lemke, 764 Capitol Heights. Douglas Lundgren, Stillwater, Minn.
Charles Peterson, 1591 Garden Fall con Heights. BOYS Mr. LeRoy Betts, 348 Forbes Av. Vernon Carlson, 1031 St. Clair Av.
Leo Egan, 1737 Carroll Av. Richard Hawkins, 40 Irving Park PI. Richard Hopkins, 610 Western Av. Joseph Krzisnik, 1068 McKee Egan Township. Donald Lance, 1584 Ames Av.
Clifford Larson, 286 Dayton Av. Francis Metzger, Rt. 10 German South St Paul Joseph O'Neill 2118 Bavard Av. Robert Pace, 461 Holly Av. Robert Ricci, 500 Farrell Av.
Reno Rossini, 1461 Kent St. Clarence Schmig, 1250 8th Av. South St. Paul. Norman Schuster, 2375 Bush, Maplewood St.
Edward Weiss, 1573 Jessamine Lane. DEATHS Thomas Bailey, 86, 1447 Berkeley Av. Freda Briggs, 78, 558 Capitol Blvd. George Bruski, 51, Stillwater, Minn. Ruth Collins, 52, 1663 Nevada Av.
E. Benjamin Fisher. 78, 105 3rd Hudson, Wis. Ernest Johnson, 73, Aitkin, Minn. Edmund Lais, 80, 617 Charles St.
Kathryn Lyton, 70. 794 Rice St. Louise Mazourek, 70, 2309 Priscilla St. Gail Meyers, 23, 3004 Bellaire Maplewood. Archie Nanstad, 51, 302 Sturgis St.
Louise Nelson, 77, 200 E. Arch St. Sr. St. Irenaeus Bartley, 69, 1870 Randolph Av.
Harry Thompson, 74, 2636 6th North St. Alex Wasilesky, 75, 261 University Av. Fanuial Woods, 35, 1791 Quarles St. Paul Park. Traffic Court (Names, ages, addresses, and dispositions come from Minneapolis Municipal Court records.) Judge Eugene Minenko DRUNKEN DRIVING FORREST N.
JOHNSON, 44, 11517 Crooked Lake Coon Rapids, $100. LEE B. PIERSON, 28, 233 Sheridan Av. $100, plus $50 for violation of hit-run law. WILLIAM E.
SCOTT, 35, 4225 Park $100. LENOLE R. MUNDY, 27, 3312 23rd Av. $100. OTHER RICHARD A.
WITCZEK, 24, 6900 Roushad. Road, ford Edina, $60 for fast existing conditions. Judge Bruce C. Stone JAMES A. OLSON, 33, 2514 Lyndale Av.
$100 for failure to comply with traffic semaphore signal, plus 90 days for driving after suspension. Judge Elmer R. Anderson KENT KLOPP, 1907 Drew Av. $100 for drunken driving. Syncom Launching Delayed by Trouble CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
-(P)-The launching of the Syncom 2 communications satellite has been delayed from next Tuesday until Wednesday because of technical troubles in the second stage of the Delta booster. The satellite is intended to achieve a synchronous orbit, in which it appear to hang over one area of the earth, 22,300 miles high. THE ENGER STAFF. STANLEY W. DIKEMAN, like all on the Enger professional staff, is a fully licensed and experienced director.
He has been with the firm since 1928 and is assistant treasurer. ENGER" FUNERAL HOME Park Ave. and Grant 54. FE. 6-3634 Any Hour Minnesota TWIN CITIES: Occasional tonight and Saturcloudinester tonight with' little temperature change Saturday.
Low tonight 58, high Saturday 85. ALL OTHER ZONES: Occasional cloudiness with a chance of a few showers tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight with little temperature change Saturday. Low tonight 50 to 60. Upper Midwest WISCONSIN: Mostly fair and cooler tonight and Saturday.
IOWA: Partly cloudy and cooler with scattered showers tonight and Saturday. NORTH DAKOTA: Occasional cloudiness tonight, and Saturday. Cooler with little temperature change Saturday. SOUTH DAKOTA: Occasional cloudiness with a chance of a few showers tonight and Saturday. Cooler tonight with little temperature change Saturday.
Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU STATIONARY COLD 60 70 Shewers MAP Friday Night Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected A LOW.P AREA this morning extends from southern Minnesota southward into northwest Kansas. Showers and thunderstorms during the night covered much of the Dakotas, southern Minnesota and southwest Wisconsin into northern Iowa with locally severe thunderstorms in southeast South Dakota and extreme southern Minnesota where hail and damaging winds and some tornadoes were reported at several spots. This morning thunderstorms were moving eastward across Minnesota and Wisconsin and were expected to move out of the 5-state area by tonight. OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES (U.S.
Weather Bureau official readings) First column, highest temperature yesterday; second, lowest temperature last 12 hours, ending at 7:00 a.m. third, precipitation last 24 hours ending at 7:00 a.m. MINNESOTAMinneapolis 86 66 Alexandria 80 58 Bemidii 78 60 Duluth 80 59 Int. Falls 82 54 Rochester 81 64 St. Cloud 83 64 WISCONSINEau Claire 84 63 Green Bay 85 65 LaCrosse 77 66 Madison 90 70 Wausau 83 67 IOWADes Moines 89 72 Sioux City 92 69 SOUTH DAKOTAAberdeen Huron 84 65 Lemmon 82 56 Rapid City 86 62 Watertown 77 60 NORTH DAKOTABismarck 82 53 Devils Lake 83 59 Fargo 80 60 Grand Forks 8 81 62 Minot 85 59 Williston 83 57 GIMONTANAS2 56 Havre .37 Miles City .35 OTHER U.S.
Albuquerque .01 1.44 Boise .05 Boston Chicago .18 Cincinnati .03 Cleveland 1.24 Denver .30 Detroit Fort Worth Kansas City .22 Los Angeles .26 Louisville Memphis Miami .22 New Orleans .12 New York .08 Okla. City Omaha .24 Phoenix St. Louis 1.22 Salt L. City Antonio .22 San Fran. S.
St. Marie Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington Russ Narrow United States' Industrial Lead MOSCOW, U.S.S.R.-(Reuters -Russia is continuing to close the industrial gap between it and the United States, statistics published here today showed. Television sets, washing machines and refrigerators are becoming a reality for more Russians, but most of them will still have to wait a long time to own their own car. Production figures for the first half of this year showed that 1,171,000 television sets were put on the market, 10 per cent more than during the same six-month period last year. Refrigerator production was up by 11 per cent to 444,000 units, while washing machine output zoomed 28 per cent to 1,067,000.
Motor vehicle output for the half year, much of it trucks and buses, totaled 293,000, an increase of only two per cent. Russian industrial output as of July 1 was about 55 per cent of the United States on a per capita basis. In 1957 it was 40 per cent. NIXON TO VIENNA BUDAPEST. Hungary (Reuters) -Former American President Richard Nixon left Budapest by train for Vienna today, after a fourday visit to Hungary.
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DOROTHY C. JOHNSON, 73, 3455 Russell Av. who died Wednesday will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Mortuary with burial in Crystal Lake Cemetery. A native of Denzer, Mrs.
Johnson was a Minneapolis resident for 50 years. Survivors include her husband, Wallace; three sons, Reid Robert F. and Loren all of Minneapolis, and a brother, Arthur G. Schroeder, Oakland, Calif. Memorials to the Variety Heart Hospital are preferred.
Services for MAGNUS JOHNSON, 59, 622 S. 19th who died Wednesday, will be 10 a.m. Saturday, at the Enger Mortuary, with burial in Rosedale Cemeterginson was a life-resident of Minneapolis, He was as a truck driver. employed, survived by two brothers, Elmer, Minneapolis, and Leonard, Framingham, two sisters, Mrs. Harold Lind, Superior, and Mrs.
Stanley Nelson, Minneapolis. Services for MRS. ENGA NESS, 77, 3244 23rd Av. who died Thursday, will be at 2:30 Saturday at Henry W. Anderson Mortuary, 3640 23rd Av.
burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Born Norway, Mrs. Ness lived in Minneapolis 61 years. She was a member of Sons of and Norway, Knights Franklin Templar South Enigheden Lodge 111. She is survived by three sons, Edgar Lloyd W.
and Paul all of Minneapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Robert J. Kilby and Mrs. Kenneth M. Dale, Minneapolis; two sisters, Mrs.
Anna D. Sveen, Norway, and Mrs. Paul Jacobs, Minneapolis; and brother, Christian O. Hagen, Del Ray, and 19 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Services for LOUIS L.
RAMSAY, 85, 35th Av. who died 'Wednesday, will be at Born Glasgow, Scotland, Mr. Ramsay lived in Minneapolis 31 years. He was a former deacon of Minneapolis Gospel Tabernacle and a member of United Commercial Travelers. He was a salesman for Merrill and Chapman Company, St.
Paul, for 39 years. Survivors include his widow, Robina two daughters, Mrs. Harold Carblom, a missionary in Indonesia, and Barbara, Minneapolis; three sons, Robert Minneapolis, Charles Tulsa, and Murray, St. Paul; two sisters, Mrs. Tom Jones, England, Mrs.
Harry Ward, Victoria, British Columbia, and his brother, Alan, England. Reviewal will be Sunday. Services for MRS. MINNIE A. RAINEY, 77, 807 W.
28th who died Tuesday, will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday Lakewood Cemetery Chapel, with burial in the cemetery. Mrs. Rainey was born in Prior Lake, and had lived in Minneapolis 45 years. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Al (Maxine) Wicklund, Minneapolis; two sons, Marshall, Minneapolis, and Bernard, Anaheim, seven grandchildren; two brothers, Emil Graper, Los Angeles, Henry Graper, Shakopee, sisters, Mrs. Herman Borchardt, Prior Lake, and Miss Martha Graper, Minneapolis. Reviewal is at the BillmanHunt Mortuary. CITY DATA Minneapolis hourly temperatures on page 1A 84 84 97 84 84 93 89 85 89 97 94 98 97 86 86 93 88 90 94 96 93 111 95 89 97 67 74 75 81 94 95 54 .35 55 STATIONS 72 .14 70 .75 56 76 69 .78 70 70 76 78 80 65 71 .09 82 73 .66 77 75 74 85 78 53 76 54 54 54 53 76 76 (Reading today) High year ago: 81. Low: 64.
Precipitation from a.m. to 7 a.m. .07 inches. 7 a.m. humidity Sunrise: 5:44 a.m.
Sunset: 8:54 p.m. Moonrise: 4:23 a.m. Moonset 8:08 p.m. Moon phase: last quarter. (Readings from 1 a.m.
to 1 a.m.) Highest temperature 86. Lowest temperature 65. Highest humidity at 10:00 a.m. Lowest humidity at 3:00 p.m. Precipitation .30 inches.
Total for month .68, departure from normal Total for year 11.77, from normal Required Heating Units this heating season: 1. Last season 8. Normal 16. RADIATION COUNT (One method of figuring heating requirements is to measure the number of degrees yesterday's average temperature fell below 65, the point at which artificial heat is general considered necessary. Thus, if yesterday's average temperature was 30 degrees, the number of required heating units would be 35.
This figure can be used by business firms such as fuel oil companies to estimate the amount of fuel used by their customers and plan needed refill orders.) (Since July 1) July 18, 1963, 0 required heating units; year ago, 0. Normal 0. Total number of degrees below 65 Beta Ray radiation, as by the Minnesota health daily (any measurement curies per cubic meter is day: 63 micro-microcuries on record, 360, on Sept. Gideon Bibles 'Out' in Florida TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (P) The Florida Supreme Court has outlawed distribution of Gideon Bibles in public schools, saying it was the only decision possible under recent U.S.
Supreme Court rulings on church and state separation. The action came in an ap- measured in Minneapolis department and reported under 1,000 micro-microconsidered safe): Thursper cubic meter. Highest 21, 1961. peal by a group of Orange County parents seeking to ban distribution of Bibles in the county. A lower court had dismissed the petition.
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