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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
6
Mrs. Stanley Ankeny, president of the Lutheran Retirement Home Auxiliary, outlines plans for a volunteer organization open to women of all denominations with 14 churches. activities include hymn sings, visits, letters, errands, and monthly birthday parties. The group will assist residents and hold bake sales to fund projects.
Marilyn Harstad daughter of Mr and Mrs Helmer Harstad Harmony Minnesota and Edward Moynahan son of Mrs Mary Moynahan New York City married July 13 in Yonkers New York The groom works as a securities trader with Peter P McDermott and Co The bride formerly taught at Grand Meadow Public School and lectures at Brooklyn College A reception is planned August 18 at the Harstad home
Mona Rose Adams celebrated her 90th birthday with an open house and picnic dinner at City Park Osage on Sunday. About 125 friends and relatives from Webster City Mason City Blairsburg Plymouth Waterloo Clear Lake Osage St Ansgar Lyle Minnesota attended. Adams born July 27 1873 Webster City Iowa is the daughter of Mary Brook and Charles Albright. She married Albert Franklin Adams in 1893 in Hamilton County and has seven children including Mrs Roy Gerbig Mrs Hazel McFarland Mrs August Bruggeman Mrs John Thurau Mrs Blanche Pfliger Vern Adams and Charles Adams.
Queen of Angels Unit met with Mrs. Gilbert Heimerman hosting at 909 12th Ave SE and co host Mrs. Bernard Lenoch. They discussed carnival plans and prize awards to Mrs. Roy Ankeny and Mrs. John Dieser. Next meeting Sept 3 at Mrs. Doreen Sheedy’s home. St Teresa Unit hosted by Mrs. Ben Holgate. A November gift shop bazaar was planned and bread sale reported. Mrs. Leo Weis won the doer prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gilman of 2002 6th Ave SW marked their 45th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Red Cedar Inn. Attendees included their children and grandchildren Paul Usem Barbara Randy Norton Gilman Susan and Janice.
Mrs E Thompson of Glenville welcomed Idle Hour Birthday Club members Friday. Honorees included Mrs Verl Wallin Mrs Fred Behr and Mrs Jack Kalstad who won the door prize. September hostess will be Mrs Donald Nelson.
The Herald requires wedding details to be received before 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony to avoid condensation. After one week only an announcement appears. Wedding information blanks are available at the Herald office or mailed on request. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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Mrs. Leroy Schulz was named first chairman of the newly organized Austin Violet Club. Officers include Mrs. Roy Harrington secretary and Mrs. Crosby program chairman. The group met at Mrs. Martin Crosby’s home to hear talks on violets and plant care. An evening meeting is planned for September 3 at Mrs. Ed Struck’s home.
Mrs. Roy Carlson led a Bible study at Round Prairie Lutheran Church Glenville during a Priscilla Circle meeting Friday. Hostess Mrs. Ray Lanning, devotions by Mrs. Herbert Sorum, and prayer by Mrs. Clifford Nagel were noted. Mrs. Sather will host in September.
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Mr and Mrs LeRoy Brandt married July 27 and will reside on a farm southwest of Austin The bride Shirley Pell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Pell of Austin Rt 3 The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Brandt of Austin Rt 9 The ceremony was at St Johns Lutheran Church
Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson of Otranto celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Deer Creek Lutheran Church Carpenter A program will be presented at 3 o clock Hosts and hostesses are their children Dean Johnson Sharon Johnson and Marsha Johnson
The wedding of Miss Sue Upshaw of Austin to David Wells of Otranto took place at Otranto Community Church Sunday with Rev. M. H. Averbeck officiating. The bride wore a white nylon gown and fingertip veil. Galen Knotts served as her escort. The groom works at the John Deere Store in Osage. the couple will reside there after the ceremony.
One hundred descendants of George Arett gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Christianson southwest of Oakland for a picnic. The farthest travelers were Mr and Mrs Richard Arett and Ralph Wayne and Ned. Joyce Brekke was the youngest. Mrs Ida Young was the oldest present.
Elkton resident Frank Klaehn Will celebrates his 80th birthday this Saturday with an open house at his home in the afternoon.
Miss Karyl Mason daughter of Avon and Mrs Mason married Ronald Greenlee son of Howard Greenlee Sr and Mrs Greenlee at 3 pm in the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa The ceremony was performed by Rev Utterbeck She wore satin brocade with bell skirt illusion veil and carried her sister's prayer book The bridal party included Mrs Frank Waller matron of honor and Frank Waller best man The couple will reside with the Hyland family Both are Austin High School graduates with Army service and current employments in local businesses
The Konken family held their 15th reunion at Fred Konken’s Brownsdale home. Harold Peterson was elected president and Eleanore Konken secretary-treasurer. Relatives attended from Austin Wykoff Stewartville Hayfield Brownsdale Red Wing Rose Creek Alpha Osage and Green Bay. The 16th reunion will be hosted by Henry and Mrs Peterson in Alpha.
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