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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
7
Mrs M O Foss of London carves apple faces into dolls each fall. She peels large apples, shapes features with a spoon, then dries and wires them for bodies. Dolls, some gifted to seven states and Denmark, reflect family likenesses and she plans to learn corn husk dolls. She paints, gardens, braids rugs, and has four married children.
New York AP profile of Francoise Hardy the 22 year old French singer who rose to fame with early hits and international acclaim. She discusses fame egocentrism motherhood creativity and plans showing a stylish public image and sober personal outlook.
New York stylist Patricia King treats natural beauty as art using makeup brushes as sculpting tools. She details a palette of three eye shadow tones, brow shaping with color, and mascara to create dramatic eyes with subtle, skillful finishing touches.
The Herald lists submission guidelines for wedding notices. Entries must arrive before 9:30 a.m. the day after the ceremony, or details will be condensed. after one week only an announcement runs. Photos are due within 12 days. Reading blanks available at the Herald office or mailed on request.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sheldon of Spring Valley celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house hosted by their sons and daughters in law from 2 to 5 p.m. at United Church of Christ in Spring Valley. They wed November 30, 1916 in Lincoln Nebraska and later farmed in the Spring Valley area before moving to the village in 1946. They have four sons and thirteen grandchildren.
Reports note a female elephant seen spanking her calf with a sapling pulled up for the act. In addition, elephants have been observed using sticks as backscratchers in the same area.
Brownsdale announces the engagement of Linda Kay Oelkers to Robert A Meyer son of Aug Meyer of New Ulm Minnesota. Linda Kay is a Dr Martin Luther College graduate teaching in Tawas City Michigan. Robert A Meyer works for Concord Motor Inc South St Paul. A July wedding is planned.
Mrs. Marion West presented a program titled American Music at a Red Cedar DAR meeting held Thursday at the YWCA. She discussed Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals including Oklahoma South Pacific The King and I Flower Drum Song I Remember Mama and Annie Get Your Gun noting Oscar Hammerstein's 1960 death marked the end of the famed team.
Announcement says Vickie Kae Quam of Phoenix and Glenville origin will wed Anthony Joseph Nuccio of Kansas City Missouri. No wedding date set. Quam is a Glendale Community College student and works for Varney Sexton Sydnon Associates. Nuccio attended Glendale College and served two years in the Navy with two Viet Nam tours on the USS Oriskany.
The Rose Creek Community Guild honored Mrs John Merrill on her 80th birthday with a luncheon at the church. Donations were given to the Red Cross Thank Offering and Indian missions. A missionary box to Delmo was planned and a Christmas party with a noon potluck at Mrs Glenn Tapps home on Dec 21 was scheduled.
Mrs. B Horton led an Advent demonstration at St Avensure Church diving hall with wreath candle and symbolic cookies. By laws as amended were read by Mrs. Peter Mertensotte. Announcement made for Sacred Heart Hospice Auxiliary Fair Saturday.
Newcomers Club hosted a card party at the Holiday Inn with Mrs. Roger Smith and Mrs. Kenneth Petersen as guests. Mrs. Jack Kortie won the door prize, while bridge winners were Mrs. Joseph Halzapfel and Mrs. William Nancarrow and 500 winners were Mrs. Jack Dempsey and Mrs. Clifford Hess.
An Alberta couple seeks Ann Landers guidance over a partial plate and dentures. The husband refuses to let his wife see him without his plate, prompting calls for respect of privacy and adjustment from the spouse. Benign privacy and comfort factors appear in the advice.
The Royal Neighbors of London held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Roy Scheffel’s Glenville home electing officers including Mrs. Dun ning oracle, Mrs. Henry past oracle, and Mrs. Scheffel vice oracle. A Christmas party followed with gifts exchanged and a potluck luncheon. The next meeting is Jan 5 at Mrs. Campbell Myrtle’s home with officer elections.
Information for events in Austin must be received at the Herald by 8:30 a.m. the day after. accepted until 9:30 a.m. the second day. A third day is allowed for events outside the city. Wedding notices should arrive before the ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. the day after. late submissions are condensed or omitted after a week, with wedding photos due within 12 days.
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