Help Save Santa Claus A playful salute to Santa Claus
New York AP writer HAL BOYLE argues against dismissing Santa Claus as mere commercialization. He praises Santa as a nonconformist with flawless safety and moral records, a Horatio Alger success story who embodies hope and forgiveness during Christmas. The piece ends with a quick cooking tip on washing poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
US Post Office
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Horatio Alger
Thanksgiving Day Visits From Local Families Across State Line
Mrs. Julia B. Johnson and Vern Georgs family joined Thanksgiving at Ralph Felsheim’s home on 800 4th St NW. Dr. James S. Robertson of Long Island will visit his parents at 1616 10th St SE this weekend. Mrs. Clarence Crawford with Gary from Lanesboro and Mrs. Lloyd Hammermeister from Dexter depart for Bell Gardens California for two weeks to attend the Joyce Hammermeister and William Bennett wedding Saturday. George Brownard and sons from Pennington spent a week with Peter Hayek at 709 8th Ave SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia B. Johnson
Vern Georg
Ralph Felsheim
4Th St
James S. Robertson
Long Island
N. Y
Paul Robertson
10Th St. SE
Clarence Crawford
Gary
Lanesboro
Lloyd Hammermeister
Dexter
Julius Hammermeister
Bell Gardens
Calif
Joyce Hammermeister
William Bennett
George Brown
Ard Sons
Pennington
Minn
Peter Hayek
8Th Ave
Community Guild Names Nominating Committee
Rose Creek Community Guild members named Mrs. John Merrill and Mrs. Alice Classon to the nominating committee during a Wednesday meeting. Mrs. Joseph Zdenek hosted, H. S. May read a letter from the Faribault State School about Christmas gifts. Donations were made to the Association for the Mentally Retarded, Veterans of the Cross and Cass Lake Indians. The next meeting, a potluck luncheon, is set for December 21 at Mrs. Glenn Hunst’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merrill
Alice Classon
Rose Creek Community Guild
Joseph Zdenek
H. S. May
Faribault State School and Hospital
Association For the Mentally Retarded
Veterans of the Cross
Cass Lake Indians
Glenn Hunst
Onion Slicing Tip Sparks Quick Tear-Free Method
A simple kitchen trick suggests slicing onions into thin rings and peeling away the skin in bands from each slice to reduce tearing. The method emphasizes uniform thickness and ease of skin removal for faster prep.
Wedding Information Deadlines For Herald Readers
Planning a wedding should submit details before the ceremony or by 9 30 a m the day after. After that time the notice is condensed and after one week only an announcement appears. Wedding pictures must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
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Tme
Herald
Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
Readers seek guidance on marital skit embarrassment and teen sexual behavior. Ann urges laughter at the lodge skit, and cautions a seventeen year old about promiscuity while recommending counseling and health checks. The column offers etiquette tips and mailing instructions for inquiries.
Fashion show signals holiday party season at Stardust
The Country Casuals staged a holiday fashion show at the Stardust Supper Club with pink silk sheaths, metallic rust and champagne dresses, velvet accents, plaid ensembles, and bold color shifts like puffin green. Models included Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Vroman, with Wayne Eddy hosting and door prizes awarded to several attendees.
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Pat Sargent
Stardust
Sargeant Party Honors Couple Patricia Unger and Donald Heydt
Miss Patricia Unger daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Unger Dodge Center and Donald Heydt son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Heydt Waltham were honored at a Sargeant Evangelical United Brethren Church party Monday. The event sponsored by the Women’s Society featured group singing readings vocals and devotions. The couple plan to marry December 9 at the church and will reside in Rochester.
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Patricia Unger
Eugene Unger
Dodge Center
Donald Heydt
Kenneth Heydt
Waltham
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sargeant
Women’s Society
Arthur Sparks
Raymond Bartel
Bartel
Ortiz Anderson
LeRoy Roesti
Dale Lillie
R. S. Heitke
Cheryl
Debra
James
Mary
Gary Pick
Elgin
Minn
Sally Erickson
Victor Dvorak
Sargeant Evangelical United
Bridge results from Austin Duplicate Club night at Elks
The Howell Movement produced winners led by Mrs. Robert Thill and Mrs. Roberta Coleman in first place. Second place was tied by Mrs. Robert Hardwick with Dr. F. P. Meany and Miss Winifred Leonard with R. Norman Miller. Park Dougherty and Ray Arett took fourth, with Mrs. Ruth Fox and Cecil Botz fifth, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hovind sixth. Regular play is set for next Wednesday and a Christmas party with dinner and bridge is planned for Dec. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Austin
Brownsdale Club Donates to Salvation Army and CARE
Brownsdale Study Club made contributions to the Salvation Army and the Association for Retarded Children. Mrs. Jack Anderson hosted at Brownsdale with Mrs. Gary Woodfill presiding. The program featured talks on Shoes by Mrs. Milo Anderson and Jamaica by Mrs. Charles Barnum. Mrs. Elmer Heydt will entertain Dec. 20.
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Salvation Army and Association For Retarded Children
Brownsdale
November wedding for Charlotte Wead and Keith Gillette
Charlotte Ann Wead and Keith Lowell Gillette wed on November 25 at Community Methodist Church in Blooming Prairie. The bride is daughter of Louis and wife from Blooming Prairie, the groom son of Robert and wife from Brownsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Wead
Keith Lowell Gillette
Community Methodist Church
Blooming Prairie
Louis Wead
Robert Gillette
Brownsdale
Husbands Guests at Elkton Supper
Elkton Home makers group hosted their husbands at a cooperative supper Monday at the Francis Bachtold home. Cards and bingo provided entertainment and birthday gifts were given to Mrs. Lora Kent and Mrs. Lester Jorstad. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Lee Littlefield.
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Elkton
Francis Bachtold
Lora Kent
Lester Jorstad
Lee Littlefield
Luncheon Held by Friendly 16 Club Hosts
Mrs. Lester VanVleet of Austin Route 5 hosted the Friendly 16 Home Project Club at a cooperative luncheon. Crafts and gifts were shown and contests were won by Mrs. Jerry Heard, Mrs. Jay Johnson, Mrs. VanVleet, and Mrs. Alice Classon. Rose Creek will host December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester VanVleet
Austin Rt. 5
Friendly 16 Home Project Club
Jerry Heard
Jay Johnson
VanVleet
Alice Classon
Rose Creek
Beer Couple Sets Up Home in Waukegan Illinois
Mr and Mrs Bruce Beer plan to reside at 1229 Glen Rock Ave Waukegan Illinois following their November 25 wedding at First Methodist Church The bride Lois Campbell formerly is the daughter of Mrs Tillie Mudra and the late James Campbell The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs George Beer of Oakland Avenue West
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Bruce Beer
Glen Rock Ave
Waukegan, Ill
First Methodist Church
Mer Lois Campbell
Tillie Mudra
8Th St. SE
James Campbell
George Beer
Oakland Ave
Creamed Tuna in Patty Shells Delights Palates
A simple creamed tuna mix is transformed into a savory treat when scooped into crisp patty shells. The dish offers a quick, flavorful option for snacks or light meals with a satisfying, textured bite.
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