10 YEARS AGO
Born to Becky Holm today was a daughter, Olivia Katherine Holm, weighing 6 pounds, 8 ounces, measuring 18.5 inches. Maternal grandparents are Mark and Nancy Holm.
25 YEARS AGO
Lisa Doty and Elaine Aarness are pleased to announce the formation of Falls Secretarial — featuring Xerox copying, typing and answering services — opening Oct. 29 at 205 Third St.
40 YEARS AGO
Peter Mathews was honored during the worship services Sunday morning in St. Paul Lutheran Church, for upwards of 35 years as usher of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rostie, Overland Park, Kan., announce th engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Marie, to Michael Walter Cudmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cudmore, 1301 Third Ave.
A son was born today in Falls Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor.
50 YEARS AGO
Mrs. T.C. Basterash, 1106 Eighth Ave., is a patient in Virginia Municipal Hospital recovering from injuries suffered Sunday evening when the family car collided with a deer on Highway 53 two miles south of Cook. Other members of the family were unhurt.
Stanley Pierce, who is employed in Wautoma, Wis., spent the weekend here with his family at their residence, 604 10th St. On Saturday the Pierces attended the wedding of Miss Jeanne Janesich and Frank Pierce in Chisholm.
Army Pvt. William F. Sumey, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Sumey, South International Falls, recently was graduated from the 82nd Airborne Division Jump School at Fort Bragg, N.C.
60 YEARS AGO
The stork delivered two boys to Falls Memorial Hospital during the past two days. A son weighing 7 pounds, 1 1/2 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray, 1105 Ninth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Norman,Stubee, 820 12th St., became the parents of an 8-pound, 12-ounce boy Tuesday.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Lawrence Ruelle surprised her last night occasion of her birthday. A large birthday cake made by Mrs. Arsene Ruelle centered the table.
He went thataway! No, he’s comin’ thisaway. This is what the Fort Frances team must have been saying to each other as the aroused Broncos played hide-and-seek with them for 48 minutes at Sports Stadium. Like Ole Man River, the Broncos just kept rolling along, going through, around and over the befuddled Canadians for 12 touchdowns, eight extra points and an 80-0 pasting.
Staff Sgt. H.C. Etienne, International Falls, was a crew member of the first U.S. relief plane to reach the flood-stricken area of Guatemala, the U.S. Air Force at Quorry Heights, Canal Zone.
