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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
7
HAL BOYLE offers a satirical column noting social quirks and clichés. He jokes that the least likely abusers are overweight men, and skewers fashion, pet psychology, barber talk, and Christmas expectations while riffing on Vietnam policy, market dreams, and human foibles with dry humor.
Miss Donna Poyner was honored Friday night at a bridal shower hosted at 608 14th St. NE. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Dale Beckel and Mrs. Richard Brade. Corsages were given to the honoree and her mother Mrs. Le Roy Poyner of Jesup Iowa. Prizes were awarded in games and the couple plan to marry Gary Tate at 2 30 p.m. December 18 at First Methodist Church Jesup.
The Monitor Neighbors held a Thursday night card party at the school near Dexter. Prizes were awarded to Harvey Tapp, Mrs. Lottie Stern, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pater. Miss Kathy Munson won the door prize. Hosts were Vernon and Harvey Tapp. lunch was served by Mrs. DuWayne Skow and Mrs. Russell Henderson.
Miss Judith J. Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fox Sr of Orchard Iowa will marry James Leonard son of Mrs Margaret Leonard Osage and Paul Leonard Clearwater Fla on February 5 at Sacred Heart Church Osage The couple both attend Iowa state college with careers in education and art education respectively
Rev Charles Quinn spoke on The History of Advent at St Augustine Rosary Council meeting in the church dining hall. The session included reports on the fall festival and a retreat institute, plus a drive to aid the Pope’s Storeroom and volunteer calls for new members.
Miss Sharon DeRemer was honored at a Friday shower hosted at 801 7th Ave SW by Mrs Edward Schwamm. Corsages went to the bride and her mother Mrs Lynn DeRemer. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Hunter and Miss Emily Pinnichs offer. Miss DeRemer and Roland Piller plan to wed December 11 at Queen of Angels Church.
The Royal Neighbors will meet for a 6:30 potluck supper and Christmas party at the 10 OF Hall on Tuesday.
The St Ansgar group hosted a potluck luncheon at the Immanuel church with Mrs Robert Jacot and Mrs Arthur Janzow as hostesses. Rev Norman Betke led carols and read the Christmas Story. a symbolic tree and narration followed. Fifteen clothing boxes went to World Relief and funds were raised for missions totaling 172.60 dollars.
Miss Iva Marlene Wood became the bride of Bruce Kruckeberg at Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church. Officiant Rev. Eldon Meyer presided as Clifford Jones sang with bridesmaids in royal blue, yellow roses, and the couple planned a short wedding trip then residence in Austin. The groom works as a sheet metal apprentice at Scheid Plumbing and Heating.
Mrs Norance Hengesteg of Glenville was honored on her birthday at the Neighborhood Club meeting held Tuesday at her home. Hostesses were Mrs Walter Lang and Miss Olfa Huus. Mr and Mrs Jack Guyette Sr now reside at Timber Trails Park Robinson Point Road Henderson Store Mountain Home Ark.
Theta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma hosted its annual tea at the W. B. Grise home 600 4th St SW. Hostesses were Mrs Grise Miss Kathryn Bunn Miss Helen Burnes and Miss Dorothy Putt. Bunn spoke on Middle Eastern creativity in Lebanon Jordan and Israel and shared arts and crafts while citing Bishop Morris on foreigners in churches gardens and shops.
The Glenville Homemakers Group met at Mrs. Clifford Nagel’s home to sew Christmas tree skirts. An oyster stew is scheduled for January 21 at Mrs. Nagel’s home. Committee members include Mrs. Storvick Flaskerud and Nagel. Marion Anderson attended as a guest. Members plan to make decorator pillows at the next meeting.
Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church Women installed officers Thursday at the church near Lyle. Officers include President Mrs. Victor Skow and Vice President Mrs. Lavern Austinson. Education secretary Mrs. Thorman Olson and mission secretary Mrs. E. E. Penning. Installing officer Mrs. Lloyd Hanson and program leader Mrs. Arthur Rohne. After devotions Rev. Stanley Klemesrud led a playlet Unto You Is Born a Savior. Hostesses were Mrs. Jeanette Reuter Mrs. Duane Enerson Mrs. William Klusmeier and Mrs. Kenneth DeBoer.
St. Peter's Church in Toeterville hosted the annual silent auction led by Mrs. Lawrence Bruggeman Sr and Mrs. Lawrence Brugeman Jr as general chairmen. Church women Mrs. Robert Schroeder Mrs. Elder Dutte and Mrs. Ernest Carter oversaw refreshments. Proceeds fund Sunday School class gifts.
Mrs Ray Miner and Mrs Olive Jones spoke on Worship From the Manger to the Cross at the Women's Society of World Service meeting in the EUB Church Sargent. New members welcomed. bandages sent to Nigeria Mission Hospital. Eyes for the Needy glasses turned in. clothing sent to Western Home Cedar Falls. Guests included Rev and Mrs Earle Tousley and Mrs Thomas Conlon Austin. Hostesses were Mrs Edwin Heydt and Mrs Maynard Heydt.
The Minnesota State College Board authorized selling 11 million dollars in revenue bonds, with about 7 million to be sold soon. Executive director Bev ington Reed said the bonds finance temporary needs and may be replaced later. the action occurred at a Saturday meeting.
Albert Lea Minnesota officials announce Lea College will open next fall under the name Lea College chosen from a list of 49 by Dr William De Meester president of the college.
In two weeks Fairmont area residents donated 4 140 paperback books after Lee Lari 24 a Fairmont man serving with the Seabees in Viet Nam wrote We need something to read The American Legion post agreed to cover packing and shipping costs and the Air Force will fly the books to Viet Nam.
Visitors tour a bustling venue noting the people, sights, smells, and salesmanship. The scene captures urgent creative energy and broad charity as attendees contribute to a shared cause.
Gov Karl Rolvaag visited the school for the retarded in Faribault and announced bus trips to state institutions with legislators professionals and citizens invited to join. The purpose is to study new ideas and trends in patient care and treatment at state facilities.
The piece debunks water myths noting thirst governs intake and water has no calories. It then shifts to a celebrity interview about aging, appearance, and self image, followed by a beauty parlor feature urging regular grooming and fashion in a weekly style column.
Robert Goulet explains leaving lucrative nightclub work for a six month TV spy role on Blue Light. He wants steadiness and a chance to prove acting to movie producers, despite midseason debut and competition from existing spy shows. Filming to begin in Munich and Berchtesgaden before returning to Hollywood.
Gov Carl E Sanders allocates 600 dollars from emergency fund to buy Georgia flags for servicemen in Viet Nam Secretary of State Ben W Fortson will purchase the flags and ensure delivery to Georgians on the front lines
The Advisory Council on Reapportionment announces it will use a computer to draw "absolutely neutral lines" for New York State Senate and Assembly districts. The move aims to create fair, unbiased district boundaries in the statewide reapportionment process.
Local shop runs a display of prints by renowned artists drawing attention from collectors and passersby. Experts say the collection highlights limited editions and replicates with affordable price points. Local interviews note ongoing sales and potential upcoming artist signing events.
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