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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
6
Dear Ann Landers addresses a 24 year old man who shovels food at films and games, risking health, and a reader’s notes on stepmother hostility, parental guidance, and a marriage hesitation about children. Also notes Ann’s stance on past advice and a call for readers to send questions for her column.
Mrs Ray Kraft of Rose Creek hosted the Friendly Marshall Home Project Club on Wednesday. Mrs Larry Sheely and Mrs William Sheely led a lesson on Carpet and Upholstery Care. Christmas gifts were exchanged. The next session on January 13 will be with Mrs Oscar Studer.
The Friendship Trail Project Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Earl Rolfson's Dexter home. Gifts were exchanged and lunch was served. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. John Kraft's Dexter residence.
A party for senior citizens was held by the VFW Auxiliary on Friday at the VFW Hall. Cards were played, prizes awarded, and lunch was served by committee member Mrs. Joseph Carter. Participating attendees included Mrs. Anna Rakow Mrs. Marie Myhre Mrs. Lydia Rice Mrs. Olive Smith Effie Kelley Max Horeck Lyman Lingbeck Harry Schroeder Mrs. Frank Placek Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenkilde Mrs. Isabel Graves Frank Pela and Frank Skala.
Members of the Happy Thought Club hosted their husbands as daytime guests at a noon dinner at Enterprise School. A Christmas collection was taken for the Association for the Mentally Retarded. The January meeting will begin with a 12 39 dinner and husbands as guests.
Miss Carol Ann Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Fox Riceville and Steven Jennison son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jennison Riceville are engaged. They attend Iowa State University Ames and plan a winter wedding.
Wayne Baptist Church Missionary Society installed new officers during an all day session at the Kellogg home. Mrs Kellogg is president with Mrs Julia Wells as vice president and Mrs Alice Dunn as recording secretary.
Judy Woodfill daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Woodfill Brownsdale and Terry Rosengren son of Mr and Mrs Earl Rosengren Golden Valley Minn were married at 3 p.m. Saturday in Brownsdale Methodist Church Rev R E Lindsey officiated. The couple will reside at 1807 2nd Ave S Minneapolis after a brief northern Minnesota trip.
Mrs. David P. Anderson of 501 20th St. SW heads a membership expansion drive for Stagehands, the Minnesota Theater Co. women’s volunteer group. The effort covers a 100 mile radius around the Twin Cities and extends into Wisconsin, seeking interested women to serve as unofficial theater representatives. Mrs. Anderson is aided by Mrs. Robert Wohlrabe and Mrs. Dana Struthers as regional coordinators.
The Women's Association for the Austin Symphony Orchestra discussed a spring project at Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. R. W. Stoike of 604 Oakland Pl NE. Reports covered patron and sponsor responses. next session will be at Mrs. Peter Lommen Jr.'s home.
The Happy Get Together Club held a Christmas party Thursday at Mrs Roy Baenine's Brownsdale home with Mrs LaVern Gabriel and Mrs Roy DeVrieze leading entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs Oude kerk and Mrs A Sargent. Mrs Wayne Tapp won the door prize. After gifts, refreshments were served.
Mrs. Edward Hanson formerly Joan Ulwelling was honored at a shower Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bernard Ulwelling 601 14th Ave SW. Nancy Cahill won the door prize. Guests assisted with gifts and a lunch was served by hostesses Warren Walburn Matt Ulwelling and Bernard Ulwelling.
The Riverside Club of Glenville held a family Christmas party at Community Hall. A potluck dinner followed by games carols and a gift exchange.
The Salvation Army thrift shop at 414 2nd Ave NE announces hours from Wednesday to Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice lists store hours and location with a small ad.
Advertisement touts Suddenly Slim girdles that promise figure improvement without diet or exercise for women within 15 pounds overweight and 32 inch waist. It highlights a nylon front panel, slimming borders, contouring panels, and Lycra nylon spandex blend fabric, credited to designer Olga in California and offered in the local area.
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