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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
5
Dear Bennie the piano lessons stay. Dear Absent Mother stay for TB treatment. Dear Former neighbor noise prompts police option. Ann offers practical guidance and references for help with family, health, and neighbor issues in this readers’ column.
The Lyle Our Savior's Lutheran Ladies Aid staged the playlet Good Samaritan Fund at a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. Carl Pederson. Participants included Mrs. Ole Helgeson Mrs. Harry Jordan Mrs. Galen Martin and others with Rev. Merland Johnson speaking on Pensions.
The Home Study Club met at Mrs. Leo Reuter’s home to discuss a September tour of Lehman Gardens and the Faribo Woolen Mill in Faribault. Co-hostesses at the luncheon were Mrs. EF. Hewitt and Miss Cecelia Mueller. Mrs. Douglass Brigham spoke on the aims and work of the American Red Cross.
Mrs. Florence Richmond and Mrs. Glen Hose entertained the Sorosis Class at a potluck supper Thursday evening at 105 6th St NW. Devotions by Mrs. Bessie Baker and reports called by Mrs. Hose and Mrs. Richmond. A letter from Mrs. Felix Grospe was read. Next meeting will be with Miss Kuns.
A bridal shower for Miss Carol Greenameyer was hosted Thursday at 1707 1st Ave SE by Mrs. Donald Burgess with co hosts Mrs. David Sutter and Mrs. Barry Rush. Bingo and a door prize were featured. her marriage to Bryan Green is planned for August 25 at St Olaf Lutheran Church.
Classic leather bags feature a wide opening and multiple compartments. Inside are spacious interiors for personals and extras with inside and outside zippered pockets for secure storage.
Fall foundations blend froth and fit with sheer fabrics and lace. Spandex and elastic bands mold problem areas across high waist girdles and bras, while stretch straps and polyester fiberfill shape contour cups for lightweight, easy laundering. Girdle collections offer long legged and high top styles for dropped waistlines and minimized midriffs.
Mrs Thomas A Goodwin of Claremont announces the engagement of Margaret Louise Goodwin of Minneapolis to Ronald Seath of Austin. She teaches in Minneapolis Public Schools and he is a University of Minnesota graduate and Mower County 4 H Club agent. The wedding is set for November 2.
Mrs John Henry was welcomed as a new member when the Party Line Club met Thursday evening with host Mrs Henry Lam mers. Guests included Mrs Leonard Reagan Mrs Lester Todd and Mrs Clarence Oelske. Games and prizes were awarded with door prize to Mrs Albert E Hanson. Next meeting set for Sept 19 with Mrs Henry.
Mrs. Leroy Brandt a recent bride was honored at a bridal shower Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Emil Prantner Austin Rt. 3 The guest of honor her mother and the groom s mother were presented corsages Co hostesses were Mrs James Kos and Mrs Theodore Schlichter Games were played and prizes awarded
With fall approaching the cloth hat enters a mature phase not a novelty. New fabrics and patterns emerge as hats are finely styled and crafted to complement the wearer.
Fashion notes fall season feature rich earthy hand bag textures in Mustard Cranberry Copper and neutrals. Leather treatments brass hardware and varied silhouettes from roomy casual totes to compact evening bags anchor a look pairing felt hats with cloth hats showcasing center dents creases and telescope shapes.
Many fall fashions feature scarves in diverse fabrics and furs. The accessory is shown tucked into V necklines and worn as babuskas, signaling a versatile styling trend for the season.
A shower honoring Miss Karen Tapp was hosted Thursday evening by Miss Joyce Hanson at 1409 3rd Ave SW with Patricia Bednar as co hostess. Paulette Wend won the door prize. Miss Tapp and Dean Anderson plan to wed September 8 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
Planning a wedding inquires to the Herald must arrive before 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony. After that time details are condensed and after one week only an announcement appears. Wedding blanks are available at the Herald office or mailed on request. Photos must be received within 12 days after the ceremony.
Eleven Calvin Aaby organ students performed Wednesday evening at the Austin Bandshell. Names include Bernadine Reagen, Patricia Reagen, Rodney Kolpin, Valla Rae Kosfstad, Sally Madison, Paulette Mauseth, David Handy, Gerald Amundson, Mrs. Helen McDermott, Mrs. Irvin Strangman, Howard Smith. Afterward an open house for students and parents was hosted at Alvin Raby’s rural Brownsdale home.
Mrs Myron Fawver hosted the Get Together Club at her Austin Route 4 home with guests Mrs Charles Fawver and Mrs Jay Fawver. Members were reminded of auctions at each session and prizes were awarded to Mrs Fred Arett Mrs Charles Wood and Mrs James Taylor. Next meeting planned for September at Mrs Herman Eisterhold’s home.
Miss Gloria Beadle was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Diane Baldner at 303 4th St SE with Mrs. James Christiansen assisting. Prizes went to Mrs. Dale Apold Mrs. Donald Penkava Miss Diana DeBoer. Beadle will wed Melvin Jendersee on September 1 at St John’s Lutheran.
Notices for events in Austin must reach the Herald by 9 30 a m the day after the event but can be accepted until 9 30 a m the second day A third day is allowed for out of town events Wedding information should arrive before the ceremony or by 9 30 a m the day after After that time notices are condensed and after a week only announcements run Wedding photos must arrive within 12 days after the event
A Thursday luncheon and card party at St Edward’s Catholic Church awarded high cards to Mrs. Charles Leighton Mrs. Neil Larson Mrs. Howard Fisher and Mrs. Kenneth Cotter. Door prizes went to a long list including Mrs. Ralph Schammel Mrs. Harold Blumenshein Mrs. Marvin Mathwig and Theresa Phillips.
The Reinke family held their annual reunion at Todd Park with 95 relatives attending. The Klingfns plan a Sunday reunion at the Izaak Walton Cabin in Todd Park. Local notices record visits and birthdays among area residents.
Designers present flattering silhouettes in three basic shapes with tailored details and varied fabrics. Fur and furless options abound with bold buttons, cape effects, and leather trims, while colors range from crimson to emerald and pastels for town wear.
Mothers influence a spectrum of grade school fashions from casual shifts and long sleeves to A line skirts and pleated looks. Layered outfits feature vests sweaters jumpers and removable tunics with coats in bold textures and colors including cranberry blues greens and teals.
The LeRoy Lutheran Church Women held a Wednesday program titled Pensions. Sarah Circle Division A presented the program with Mrs. John Olberding as chair and Mrs. Walter Sechwark leading devotions. Karen Powell sang, backed by Mrs. Lloyd Starr, as Mrs. Morse read pension articles.
Mrs Marcus Sidel of LeRoy hosted the Baptist Dorcas Society gathering on Wednesday. Rev Donald Lundborg led devotions and sang a duet with Mrs Lundborg. The next meeting will be a picnic at LeRoy City Park.
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