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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
6
As food costs rise and shortages appear sponsors urge homemakers to use enriched bread in a versatile recipe called Bumpy Pancakes. The dish leverages bread enrichment for extra nutrients and protein, serving breakfast lunch or dinner with economical ingredients like eggs milk butter and fruit.
General Tendencies note an excellent day to tend to daily home matters and show courtesy to loved ones. Aries advised to buy home appliances and take steps toward a brighter future. Taurus urged to improve routines and plan with trusted associates. Moon Children focus on health and appointments. Leo to manage intimate matters efficiently.
The Austin Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Elks Club on Wednesday night. Winners were Gordon Anderson and William Sturtz first. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arett second. Mrs. Jean Haben and Mrs. Velva Fiala third. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jorgensen fourth. Arnold Georg and Harvey Fiala fifth. A special trophy event is set for Sept 26 with two sections for regulars and non regulars, trophies to be awarded in each.
Miss Jean Morgan was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Mrs Crandall and other hosts at 1913 Third Ave NW. Games and prizes were awarded to Mrs Donald Learn and Miss Morgan ahead of her September 1 marriage to Wayne Learn at Queen of Angels Church.
A retrospective on the phonograph’s birth and impact from 1895 onward. It notes concert presentations, early recordings of presidents, figures like Pershing, and the idea of immortality through sound. Today collectors prize cylinders, disks, opera records, and educational recordings.
A reader suggests hypertension may explain her 48 year old husband George’s fatigue irritability and loss of sexual interest. Ann Landers notes blood pressure screening is quick and treatable and urges sending for a National Institutes of Health booklet. A second letter complains of Ann Landers opinions on drinking. the reply urges swapping drinks for tomato juice and trying mutual restraint to improve relations.
Mrs. Howard Claussen presided at the Glenville Garden Club gathering in Glenville with reports by Mrs. Eleanor Hornseth and Mrs. Frank Wadsworth. Prizes went to Mrs. Wadsworth and Mrs. Clarence Horning. Mrs. Albert Hoyne shared a Norway trip. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Willard Young for a Hormel Arboretum tour.
The Austin Business and Professional Women's Club held a picnic supper Tuesday evening at the YMCA with Mrs. Zona Brewster presiding. Co chairs Jeannette Grovdahl and Borghild Schumacher, aided by guests, hosted a program on nature and ecology featuring films by Mrs. S. J. Budd, Autumn Frost Country and The Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes.
Neighborhood Charity Club meeting hosted by Mrs Palmer Jensen at Glenville Rt. 1 on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Richard E. Jensen Ms Genevieve Greibrok Mrs Kenneth Cafourek and Miss Stephanie Cafourek.
The Wuertz-Wollenburg reunion was held Sunday at Todd Park with 118 relatives attending. William Garbisch was the oldest member and Laura Hueton the youngest. The Stateline Stinkers Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Leonard Egge's Glenville home with Mrs. Perry Kleven as guest. Helmer Lee will host in September.
Information on events in Austin must be received by 8 30 a.m. the day after the event and will be accepted until 9 30 a.m. the second day. A third day is allowed for out of town events. Wedding notices require advance receipt by 9 30 a.m. the day after, otherwise condensed announcements follow. Wedding photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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