This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
6
A reader asks why a teen girl wants bronchial pneumonia for attention. Ann warns illness is a lure for sympathy and outlines handling a teen theft by a friend's son and a breakup caused by infidelity and divorce. She advises talking to the boy, healing after hurt, and how to seek guidance via her booklet.
Primping for an evening party requires time and careful makeup steps. Lighting effects demand heavier, cooler tones, careful foundation blending, and eye enhancement with white highlight, silver blue shadow, and glitter. Lip colors should stay warm to avoid a pallor under artificial light. a colorless pomade adds staying power. Mr and Mrs Jerry Becker, married Nov 28, reside at Schubert Apartments St Paul after the wedding at St Edward Church. bride Karen Win- is noted.
Betty Jo Hinkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Hinkle 701 5th St NW married Edward Neil Wollschlager son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wollschlager Lansing at 730 pm Saturday Rev Robert Rollin officiated A reception followed at the church parlor The couple attended Austin High School and were supported by family members in formal attire and corsages.
Dr and Mrs Robert F Holt announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Louise to Robert Alan Lichty son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Lichty 1110 8th Ave NW Morris Minnesota Miss Holt attends Macalester College St Paul Lichty a Macalester graduate attends the University of Minnesota
Covenant Mission Band held a Christmas party Thursday at Mrs. Raymond Voigt’s home in Tappi. Mrs. Carl Haag led devotions and prayer, plans for holiday activities were announced, and gifts were sent to Delton Elkin serving in the military.
Mrs. Carl Maier of 1001 4th St NW has returned from a two week stay in Omaha Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Albert Luthe with Richard Robert Sandra and Debra attended Lutheran Church services in Glenville on Sunday for the baptism of Sandra Lee Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Miller Robert and Sandra Luthe served as sponsors. Mr and Mrs Peter Salz Stacyville celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Thursday.
Mrs R G Juvrud of LeRoy entertained the U Delt a Bridge Club on Thursday with guests including Mrs Etta Wells Mrs Adolph Sanderson Mrs William Regan and Mrs Myr lin Duenow The travel prize went to Mrs Loren Krueger A 6 30 dinner and Christmas party is planned for Dec 17 at Mrs Enoch Sorenson s LeRoy home
Mrs. Floyd Granholm presented a Sunday piano recital at St. Olaf Lutheran Church featuring Rahelle Paltier Kim Smeby Diane Fuller Richard Fuller Bryan Gallaher Janice Hele Mary Hele Roxanne Klarum Leo Nelson Mary Sheedy David Conway Dana Dimit Lori Earl Julie Fedson Janet Fedson Rebecca Gallaher Ber mpard Johnson Marcia Kral Mary Krausert Cheryl Lundene DeAnn Lundene Nancy Paulsen Julie Ronquist Mark Conway Cheryl Dimit Luanne Iverson Karen Johnson Swanee Johnson Judith Dean Lewis Susan Myers Nancy Parmenter Ann List Charles Myers Steven Ronquist. Two piano duets were performed by Mary Krausert and Marcia Kral Darleen Granholm and Cynthia Kjarum and a piano trio by Susan Myers Cheryl Dimit Dana Dimit.
Mr and Mrs James Luce of Wykoff celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday at St John Lutheran Church Wykoff from 9 a m to 5 p m.
The 10th annual candlelight service at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Spring Valley will be presented Sunday at 8 p.m. The senior choir under Mrs. Chester Kvale performs the Christmas cantata Night of Miracles with Mrs. Burton Higham as pianist and Mrs. Lawrence Rathbun as organist. Narrator is William Hill with soloists Mrs. Thor Jorgenson Roger Durst and William Hill.
A Christmas program Wednesday at Evangel Lutheran Church Women featured a film How We Got Our Christmas Carols presented by Mrs. Frances Bungum. Rev. Valen read a Peter Marshall Christmas message, with Mrs. Valen on piano. Officers were installed and Mrs. James Jensen led devotions. Hostesses included Mrs. Anton Jensen Mrs. Winter Jensen and Mrs. Edward Severson.
The Red Oak Grove Church Women held a 1 pm luncheon and Christmas party with devotions led by Mrs. Lawrence Christianson. Ruth Circle planned the program while Mrs. Casper Hanson announced it. Members sang and shared Christmas stories. A library update and basement furnishing inquiry were noted. The next meeting is January at 1 pm.
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a Christmas party for members’ children at the KC Hall on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Grebin led carols, Mrs. Faber McNally read, and Santa Claus delivered gifts. event chairs were Mrs. McNally and Mrs. Joseph Rishavy.
The BBB Club held a pot luck luncheon at Mrs. Leonard Lonergan's Rose Creek home. Members shared handmade Christmas gifts and discussed sending gifts to Rochester State Hospital. Next meeting set for December 15 at Mrs. John Lubberts's Austin Route 2 home.
Joy Stilley notes quirky holiday items from a life size plastic Santa to an 18 inch electric back scratcher. She envisions novelty bathroom pieces like an heirloom looking toothbrush holder and dusting slippers to liven morning chores.
A Sunday afternoon shower at 1213 21st St. SW honored Frances Dankert. Readings by Mrs. Louis Lenz and Mrs. Weber, games won by Kathy Weber and Mrs. George Rabideau, door prize to Mrs. Gary Ellingsen, corsages for the bride and her mother Mrs. Richard Dankert, gifts opened by Miss Weber and Linda Dankert. The marriage to Larry Dybevik is set for January 2 at Faith EUB Church.
United Presbyterian Women’s Association held a Christmas program with carols and a vocal duet by Mrs. McGowan and Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Sorenson read missionary letters, gifts to missions were planned, and an all day retreat was scheduled for January 6 at the church.
Salvation Army thrift store at 414 2nd Ave NE runs Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Advertisement.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.