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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
7
George Gunion, board president, outlined forming a Cedar Child Care Center auxiliary during a Wednesday tea. Seventeen women expressed interest and will be named at a board meeting this month before an organizational gathering is scheduled.
London AP reports Lady Maclean's Cook Book lets readers call Britain’s famous hosts for recipe help. The volume includes private phone numbers of many contributors causing surprise and mixed reactions among them.
Members of the Tuesday Evening Study Club exchanged about 7800 cookies at Mrs. David Stier's Grand Meadow home. Each person contributed 25 dozen cookies and an extra dozen for the December 10 to 11 Meadow Manor bazaar. Craft displays, home tours of William Sanborn and Roger Johns decorated houses, and a business session followed.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Weseman of Maple Island will mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home from 2 to 5 30 PM on Sunday.
Crisped bacon is crumbled finely to dust and used as a topping for salad greens dressed with blue cheese. The result blends savory bacon crunch with tangy cheese dressing for a rich, textured bite.
Information on events must reach the Herald by 8 30 am the day after. Accepted until 9 30 am the second day. A third day allowed for events outside the city. Wedding notices due before ceremony or by 9 30 am the day after. After that, notices are condensed and after a week only announcements run. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
HAL BOYLE reports a shift in careers as women increasingly enter office work. from 1870s seven female offices workers to about three million today, with some estimates reaching seven million including all jobs. Salaries vary by region, top secretaries earn around 10 000 yearly, with some as high as 21 400 including benefits. The trend shows older women thriving in the field and home ownership among members rising, with a projected need for 200 000 more secretaries annually for the next decade.
American pioneer John Chapman earned the nickname John ny Appleseed for devoting his life to planting apple trees across early American settlements.
The first radio broadcasting station in the South was established at Atlanta, Georgia. It was the first station in the United States created by a newspaper, marking a pioneering move in broadcasting.
A suggested permanent Advent Calendar uses a felt tree with movable ornaments. Readers would cut shapes from last year s cards and reveal a final image at the top as days pass. Required materials include white, green and red felt, several colors of rickrack, soutache braid, thread, snaps and glue.
Ground beef casserole pies with cheese topping and bacon mushrooms and onion offer flavor and nutrition. Bacon is cooked crisp, beef and vegetables simmer with mushroom soup before baking in six casseroles.
Portable electronic organs arrive just in time for teenage Christmas music boosting rock n roll groups. The Estey Travelorgan offers a solid state dual manual setup with a string bass accent option, enabling trios to cover bass lines previously handled by a bass guitarist.
A holiday guide highlights golf balls and gloves as safe gifts while avoiding clubs. It notes a golf cart or bag may suit the recipient and recommends selecting a bag to fit the clubs and user, urging readers to read the classifieds.
The article notes Christmas gift customs, from gold frankincense and myrrh to Epiphany presents. It highlights fresh flowers in seasonal colors as popular gifts and mentions last minute nationwide delivery by Florists' Transworld Delivery. Wreaths and greenery symbolize holiday joy and good wishes.
The story traces patent origins of ball point pens to the late 1800s with commercial models around 1895. U.S. Army support in World War II spurred acceptance by demanding a self contained writing instrument that would not leak at high altitudes.
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