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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
5
Senior Girl Scout leaders host a 6:30 p.m. farewell dinner at Red Cedar Inn for Mrs. Rene Maier who moves west with her husband, a Hormel Institute scientist, after retirement to Denmark.
Parents can carve a personal retreat at home by using a larger bedroom as a play and study space. The article suggests sound deadening carpet, targeted lighting for hobbies, compact storage like narrow bookcase desks, and multiuse furniture to keep the living room free for quiet activities.
The schedule lists meetings for the Garden Club at La Fayette Park, WCTU with Mrs. A A Ziemer at 1506 4th St SE, Police Auxiliary in the evening, Early American Life Insurance Association at KC Hall, Ramsey Bridge Club potluck at 12 15 PM, Rose Creek Community Guild with Mrs. Burton Gallentine, St Pauls Ladies Aid in the Fellowship Hall, and American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Clubrooms.
Mr and Mrs Albert Georg of Austin Route 2 host Mrs Priscilla Beitzel of Accident Maryland and Mrs Gertrude Lee of Oakland Maryland as visitors in their home.
Miss Sherrill Sue Nelson daughter of Olaf C. Nelson and Paul Edward Schottler son of Edward Schottler were married at noon today at Queen of Angels Church. Rev Benedict Palzer performed the double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Denver Colorado where they will teach.
A summer menu features a giant sandwich on Vienna bread skewered for easy servings alongside barbecued French fries seasoned with Italian dressing paprika and onion salt. The combo suits Labor Day gatherings and late warm evenings with lemonade or iced tea. Includes honey glazed ham slices and honey yams as additional grilled sides.
Reader questions Anne Landers about what defines a party-crasher and about spousal rivalry over house-hold tasks and family closeness. The column advises that uninvited guests are party-crashers and that husbands may feel displaced when wives rely on parents for home setup.
Mrs. Paul Tollefson was welcomed as a new member when the Women of Moose met at the Moose Home. A freezer was presented to the Moose and Richard Trauz showed a film on muscular dystrophy. Birthdays honored included Mrs. David Monty, Mrs. Louis Bowers, Mrs. Lawrence Freiheit, Mrs. Robert Vietor. Prizes went to Mrs. Frank Butler, Mrs. Freiheit, Miss Darlene Joy, Mrs. Kenneth Kahler. Officers served refreshments.
Fashion notes describe a fall sportives trend with look alike outfits for women and mothers. A line skirts outsell others, jackets with leather patches, turtle necks, and layered sweaters define the new silhouette. Coats feature high waistlines, raglan sleeves, and cape topped Burberry style in rich wools.
Mrs Ronald Lyons showcases a lighthearted souffle styled organza hat at Ascot England. The delicate headpiece features airy pleats and a soft silhouette enhancing her formal ensemble.
Fashion notes call for feminine sweater silhouettes with dramatic sleeves decorative prints and blousey tunics to update the look this season.
Fall and winter sleepwear features ski inspired knits with Scandinavian patterns and turtlenecks. A new comfort team offers pajama styling with a shave or sleep coat and long sleeves. Oriental styles enter fall with subtler fabrics and broader price range.
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