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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
6
Readers share gossip woes and etiquette queries. A neighbor questions a couple’s marriage status, another letter mocks a misread apple pie moment, and a teen thanks parents for guidance while seeking dating advice from Ann Landers in this Austin Daily Herald feature.
The Herald requests advance wedding information by 9 30 a m before the ceremony or by the next day arriving at the Herald. After a week only an announcement is published. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony. blanks available at the Herald office or mailed on request.
Note to new cooks poultry dressings expand during roasting and should not be tightly packed when stuffed. Steamed puddings served after a soup and salad supper add heft. Top puddings with minced preserved ginger in a regular hard sauce. To crack eggs tap with a knife or against the bowl side. Four cups cooked cornmeal needed for one cup raw cereal.
Information for the Herald Women’s Page must arrive by 8:30 am the day before. Acceptances extend to 9:30 am the second day and a third day for out of city events. Wedding notices should reach before the ceremony or by 9:30 am the day after. Delays compress coverage. after a week, only notices run. Pictures due within 12 days.
Dr Robert Bloomberg spoke on IQ tests intelligence and grade placements at Lincoln PTA Tuesday night. Five sixth grade songs directed by Miss Marion Ingram accompanied the book fair event. Mrs Burnice Erickson and Earl Schroeder won room counts. Mrs Elaine Dailey took the door prize. First grade mothers served lunch. 45 more parents are needed for 100 percent membership. Next session set for Feb 2.
The Austin Hairdressers Association held installation of officers at the Alcove on Wednesday. Named were Mrs Bernard Philp president Mrs Orrigs White vice president Mrs Harland Martin secretary Mrs Blaine Knutson treasurer Mrs Galen Knotts assistant treasurer Mrs William Decker reporter. Miss Carol Norton entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Holder announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lou to Ronald Eugene Skjeveland son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Skjeveland of Brownsdale. The wedding is planned for January 16.
The Seek and Find Club held a Christmas dinner Wednesday at the Fox Hotel. Mrs. Kenneth Hyland read a history of Christmas carols while Pamela Randahl and Thomas Roberts performed duets. Members donated wrapped gifts for the American Legion Auxiliary. Officers in charge included Miss Mary Viv it, Mrs. Arthur Jensen, Mrs. Maybelle Johnson, and Miss Repha Hirsh.
Mr and Mrs Harvey B Sathre Adams announce the engagement of their daughter Diane Kay Sathre to Joseph J Maas Millville Minnesota. The wedding is planned for June 19 at Little Cedar Lutheran Church Adams.
Shaw PTA heard details on Austin Public Library’s current condition and future plans. Head librarian Nowell Leitzke outlined budget growth to house 60 000 books, 160 000 circulations rises, a film library of 80 titles, and a planned records library. The meeting opened with a flag ceremony and musical numbers by Cubs and local students.
The piece discusses who should wear pants and when to avoid or embrace them. It contrasts body types from roly-poly to slim, notes pants are long and dignified, and mentions Marlene Dietrich as a style exemplar while cautioning against shorts for imperfect legs.
Miss Lavonne Ann Olson and Harlan F. Ladehoff married at Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church near Lyle at 2 p.m. Saturday. The ceremony was led by Rev. Stanley Klemesrud and Rev. Harland Brei, with a duet by the Breis and Kay Porter. The couple will reside at 1929 N. Union St. Fremont, Nebraska after a short trip.
The Rose Creek Bridge Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Jacob Majerus home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Albert Al welling, Mrs. Gerald Meany, Miss Lenore Merrill, with Mrs. Gary Obele as guest. The next meeting is Jan 11 at Mrs. Stanley Alvens Rose Creek home.
The Austin Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Elks Club for 14% tables of the Mitchell Movement. North South winners were Ray Jorgensen and partner, followed by Cecil Boz and Gordon Anderson, among others. East West top pair was Dr. Walter Lundberg and R. Norman Miller with several more place-getters listed. The club plans a Christmas dinner and bridge party on December 9 at the Elks Club.
A Los Angeles advertisement promotes Suddenly Slim a 4 oz girdle using science fibers with a nylon front panel and contouring panels. It targets women within 15 pounds overweight and waist under 32 inches offering comfortable slimming without diet or exercise. Available at Fantle's Foundations Department Corner Main and 4th Avenue NW contact HE 3 8817.
St Olaf Lutheran Church Women held a meeting at the church parlor featuring a cantata directed by Mrs O N Siverson with soloists Mrs James Nesse and Mrs Harlan Nelson and a tableau led by Mrs Harvey Johnson. Chorus members include Mrs Arthur Swenson Mrs Glen Denison Miss Marion Knutson and others with Miss Ardis Lind as accompanist. Worship offering prayer and Christmas carols followed. refreshments were served by Circles 47 48 and 49 chaired by Mrs Ernest Hanson and others.
The Royal Neighbors elected officers after a potluck supper at the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Orville Ehlert was named oracle with a full slate including vice oracle Mrs. Joe Tridle and chancellor Mrs. Judith Oscarson.
J. E. Golberg and James Flannery outlined possible new projects at a Wednesday meeting at the Moose Home. The VFW Auxiliary announced a senior citizens Christmas party on December 10 from 1 to 4 p.m. and the club's Christmas dinner on December 16. Cards were played at 16 tables.
Mrs. Victor Pickett, a color bearer, led a Christmas baskets and gifts event for shut ins. Mrs. Mildred Nix, state supervisor, spoke on membership during the gathering.
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