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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
9
A humorous AP column sketches Santa in a department store fielding child requests and adult quirks. The piece riffs on kids demanding real bikes, mothers shopping, and cheeky tips from Roscoe the elf, with playful jabs at punch lines and tricks of the trade.
Open House for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henrichs at 506 4th Ave NW Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at St Pauls Lutheran Church. service at 3:30 p.m. Rev L W Schierenbeck to lead. Hosts are their children John Molde Jr Ronald Thomas Gerald Herbert Phillip and Theodore Henrichs.
Miss Carol Ann Huebsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed win Huebsch Osage married Ronald E Gruber son of Mrs Mary Gruber Patterson NJ and Eugene Gruber Fairlawn NJ at Sacred Heart Church Osage Rev Thomas Conroy officiated The couple will reside at 1403 2nd St SE Rochester MN The bride attended Perham High School and Mayo Clinic employee The groom a St John Cathedral High School graduate and Navy veteran is with KOLM Radio Rochester
Rep Helen McMillan spoke to the Zonta Club at the Fox Hotel on The Status of Women. She traced early campaigns and office terms in the U S, with Miss Maxine Proctor briefing on the federal report on home and community service. Miss Mary Ann Schweitzer leaves for Colorado Springs.
Sandra Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson 1809 1st Ave NE is the new honored queen of Bethel 20 Jobs Daughters The election was held Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall Other officers named were Barbara Wright senior princess Lynn Sitz junior princess Pamela Johnson guide Claudia Waldron marshal An afternoon session will be held Dec 15 with initiation
Mr and Mrs Frank Kiefer observed their 50th wedding anniversary at Sacred Heart Church Adams. A family dinner and open house for about 300 guests from Colorado Iowa and Minnesota followed a 2 to 5 p m schedule with St Ann Unit serving and their children acting as hosts. The Kiefers who lived in northern Minnesota 12 years before returning to Adams have four children ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Miss Carol Pieper daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Pieper 2117 1st Ave NE became the bride of Gary L Forrester son of Mr and Mrs F A Forrester 1606 4th Ave NW in a 1015 am Saturday ceremony at Queen of Angels Church Rev LaVern Trocinski officiated with Mrs Harold Stupka as organist The bride wore a white brocade satin gown and was given in marriage by her father
Wanda Ann Hanson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Hanson, was baptized Sunday at Monafaith eran Church with sponsors listed. Harvey Hanson and others honored at a Church of Christ open house for a 45th wedding anniversary. Loren Christgau and family visited Austin and Nashville after a transfer from Labrador. Lawrence Lewison and Adams hosted Thanksgiving at Rochester. Marie Votava and others attended a party for Jeff’s seventh birthday. C J Schossier and Jimmie Levy celebrated anniversaries and guests visited in Milwaukee. Coconut confections and old family notes round out a dense social brief.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smalley of Osage were feted at a dinner party at Club Iown to mark their 25th anniversary. A Tuesday surprise at the Smalley home presented a gift. They wed November 28, 1939, at St. Peter's Rectory in New Haven and live on a farm near New Haven with two sons Allan and David.
GIA to B of LE held its officer election Tuesday during a Christmas party at Mrs. Mary Estella Bruns home. Officers chosen include Mrs. H. P. Gannon president, Mrs. Mary Burns vice president, Mrs. Milton Erickson secretary, Mrs. Bruns treasurer, and other posts. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Eva B. Smith. Gifts were exchanged and bingo prizes awarded.
Mrs Erickson, Mrs Mary Olena Olson and Mrs H P Gannon won the door prize in a community event. The announcement lists three prize recipients amidst other drawings and acknowledgments.
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