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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
5
College girls survey on campus dating dislikes highlights that the worst opening line is Are you doing anything Saturday night and the second is What would you like to do Friday evening. The door kiss request is deemed most awkward and lack of confidence undercuts dating attempts. Betty Co Ed invites reader responses.
Mr and Mrs Erwin Baldner Teeterville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marlene Fay to Roger K Aronson son of Mr and Mrs C Leonard Aronson Minneapolis The wedding will be January 18 at St Peter Lutheran Church Teeterville Marlene a St Ansgar High School graduate and nurse on the surgery staff at University Hospital Minneapolis Roger a Roosevelt High School graduate served in France with the Army and studied interior design He is a member of the Minneapolis Police Force
The Ladies Aid of Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church in Lyle installed new officers before a Christmas program. Officers include program chair Kermit Ashland and devo tions lead Lavern Austinson. A quartet performed and a candlelight service followed. Slides of the ALCW convention in St Louis were shown and worship offering prayers led. Annual reports were read and funds increased for the building and a $10 donation to the Home for Lutheran Girls in Minneapolis was approved. Hostesses listed.
A study finds individuals in smaller households spend more per person on meat poultry fish eggs and fruits and vegetables than those in larger families, reflecting economies of scale in household food purchasing.
A historical note states that cooking meat at a low temperature yields 10 to 30 percent more usable meat than high temperature methods.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Price served as program chairman for the southeast committee of Public Health Nursing Auxiliary as they met at Mrs. N P Gilderhus home near Adams. She spoke on new trends in prevention and control of tuberculosis. A Christmas program followed and members voted to send gifts to a Rochester State Hospital patient. Meetings resume in April.
Valerie Dahl, crowned World Posture Queen in St. Louis, advocates Sit Stand Walk Tall for women. A Minneapolis receptionist and later Standard Oil employee, she won state title in Duluth and earned top honors for spine, poise, and beauty.
Mrs. Enoch Sorenson of Le Roy was hostess to the U Delta Bridge Club on Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs. Wilbur Martz Mrs. Corine Wilmarth and Mrs. James Turner. Travel prize went to Mrs. Soren Krueger. A 6 30 dinner is planned for December 19 at Mrs Leonard Oksanen home.
Four Austin women joined the Military Order of Ladybugs council of administration meeting in Minneapolis on Sunday. The group heard from Duluth royal and majestic Lady Goldbugs and observed JFK’s memory as the charter was draped. Additional Austin members attended last week’s installation in Albert Lea. a Christmas party and 6:30 potluck supper for Ladybugs and Cooties is planned Tuesday after a brief business session.
Miss Janice E Johnson and Wayne L Prigge wed at St John’s Lutheran Church in a 2:30 PM ceremony. The couple, from Austin, plan to settle in Anchorage Alaska after a northern Minnesota Canada honeymoon trip.
The Women's Society of World Service met at Sargeant to report holiday activities. Nylons and Christmas cards were taken to Oak Grove Activity Center for projects and toys prepared for the Salvation Army. Proceeds from the gift table support carpeting for the parsonage and a $25 gift was given to EUB Benevolent Homes. New officers will be elected at the annual meeting on Dec 9.
Mrs F Lloyd Young of 323 4th Ave NE spoke to the Kee waydin Chapter DAR at its Christmas gathering held Saturday at the College Women's Club in Minneapolis. Her talk titled New England Christmas featured heirloom menus. She is vice president general of the national society and attended a dinner hosted by Mrs John F Pohl and Miss Ruth Jedermann at the Minneapolis Women's Club.
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