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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers responds to a reader whose mother wants her poodle to be ringbearer at a November wedding and a Plaza venue. The column urges a no dog policy and notes the fiancé’s mother is eccentric. The letter also covers male infertility, adoption as a path to parenthood, and a teen clothing issue with a mother seeking guidance.
Miss Joan Naslund and Richard Burke wed at First Congregational Church on Saturday afternoon in a candlelit ceremony officiated by Rev. Richard W. Yeo of Boston. Family details, wedding party, attire, and post ceremony plans described along with educational backgrounds of the bride and groom.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Remke announce the engagement of their daughter Diana Fay to Jon K Miller son of Mr and Mrs Merle Miller of Austin Rt 4 No wedding date has been set.
A playlet titled Social Action and Research was presented by Moscow Lutheran Church Women. Participants included Mrs. James Ruble Mrs. John Soli and Mrs. Richard Bergstrom with Rev. C A Rust leading devotions. Miss Ida T Stoa read scripture and patients offered prayers. others performed readings and hymn singing.
Mr and Mrs John Wilbert Kerns announce the marriage of their daughter Leslie Joan to Duane Grover Barber both of Anaheim California The ceremony was July 20 at the First Baptist Church Anaheim Attendants included Mrs Douglas Rapp Mrs Donald Barber and others The couple will reside at 1639 W Ball Rd Anaheim after a trip to Monterey and San Francisco
Mary Ellen Leighton and Robert W McAlister were married at St Augustine Church in a double ring Mass performed by Msgr Robert E Jennings. The bride wore a silk bouquet tafetta gown with a mantilla veil and bouquet of white roses. The reception followed in church parlors and the couple will reside at 511 10th St SW after a trip to northern Minnesota. Both work at George A Hormel & Co.
The McIntire WRC 27 held a dessert luncheon at the VFW Hall with Mrs. Hans Paulsen and Mrs. Joseph Schaef er serving. Mrs. Wodnick reported on the June department convention in Minneapolis and announced the August national convention in Cheyenne with plans to attend and dedicate the National Museum of the WRC at Springfield. Social meetings are set for Sept 6 and Sept 20, and reports show 92 get well and sympathy cards sent, 18 sick calls, $582.50 spent for relief with $557 for child welfare. Door prize went to Mrs Buck.
The Lyle Legion Auxiliary held a meeting Thursday to discuss its membership drive which runs until December 1. Plans were made for a September bake sale with Mrs. Russell Uecker in charge of entertainment and Mrs. William Bell as hostess.
Kaye H Mix became the bride of Charles F Louk at St Olaf Lutheran Church in a 2 PM ceremony. Attendants wore peacock blue gowns. the couple will reside in Long Beach California. The bride is daughter of Harold and (Mrs) Mix of 1011 2nd Ave SW. the groom is son of Harry and (Mrs) Louk of 1104 6th Ave NW.
Miss Adeline C Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Hanson and Edgar H Engen son of Mr and Mrs Peter Engen wed at Little Cedar Lutheran Church Adams in a 3 pm ceremony performed by Rev G C Knutson. The bride wore a white lace gown with silk organza over skirt and a pearl accented veil. attendants wore cotillion blue and white. the couple will reside in Austin Minnesota after graduation of both from Adams and Elkton High Schools.
The Helland family reunion drew 85 relatives at Edgewater Park in Albert Lea on Sunday. Mrs Theodore Olson Thompson Iowa led the business meeting, with reports read by Mrs Carroll Olson. Ave Tuttle was listed in Blue Earth Hospital. Two silver weddings were noted for Carroll Olson and William Lamping couples. a daughter was born to Loren and Ava Tutle. The group voted to meet again at Edgewater Park in 1964 with Olson couples in charge of arrangements.
Miss Sally Ann Stephenson daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Stephenson 606 1st Ave SW became the bride of Roger Kent Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson 1309 7th St NW Saturday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church The ceremony began at 8 PM The bridal party included maid of honor Carolyn Radke St Paul and bridesmaid Marian Steffy Minneapolis The couple will reside at 1573 Hartford Ave St Paul The bride a St Barnabas Nursing graduate wore a Shiffli embroidered silk organza gown with a lace crest and autumn rose corsages The groom a University of Minnesota graduate also attended Austin High School Their travel outfit was a gold linen suit for the bride
The 12th Klingfus reunion gathered 92 relatives at Todd Park Sun day with a picnic dinner. Chester Klingfus led the meeting reporting five marriages, eight births, and one death. Officers elected included Duane Maxfield president and Minnie Strempke vice president. Door prizes went to William Anderson and others. Relatives came from St Charles Mo Oelwein Cedar Falls Sumner Iowa Glenwood Minneapolis Rochester Austin Woodstock il.
Salvation Army thrift shop reports new weekend schedule with hours from 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m Wednesday through Saturday. Advert 1T.
Mr and Mrs Herman Heuton of Arnold s Park Iowa will observe their 50th anniversary Sunday An open house from 2 to 4 pm at Immanuel Lutheran Church Spirit Lake Iowa. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Russell Heaton and Mrs Marie Jancourt formerly of Waltham.
A Kentucky 36 acre farm owned by Abraham Lincoln's father was sold in 1816 for 20 dollars in cash and 400 gallons of bourbon valued at about 600 dollars. The transaction reflects early 19th century frontier economics and the Lincoln family holdings.
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