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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
6
Mrs Kennedy and her two children will spend Christmas in a $400,000 oceanfront Palm Beach mansion. The house, leased in 1961 from Co. C. Michael Paul, sits behind a stone wall with palm thicket and features eight bedrooms nine servants rooms an inside garden and a 75 foot heated pool.
A potluck supper preceded the Eagles Auxiliary meeting at the FOE Hall on Tuesday. A $10 donation to Eagle Home in Mexico was reported, along with a Home on the Range greeting read by the group. Funds for the Max Baer Heart Fund were to be raised via a special project. The membership contest ends January 7, with prizes awarded at a Christmas party for retarded children and donations for Christmas baskets led to needy families. Next session January 7 includes an officers meeting.
A Christmas program was presented for the St. Ansgar Garden Club Tuesday at Mrs. Robert Feldt’s home. The event began with a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Ernest Kleckner gave a reading and Mrs. Elling Torblan reviewed Flowers of the Bible. Mrs. Ervin Dieterich led a discussion of Christmas traditions. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Duenow and Mrs. Oscar Rosel.
Eleven members of the Friendly Circle Club met at noon Tuesday in the Nelson Ox Yoke Room. Mrs. Duane Skow and Mrs. Theodore Ballanger gave readings while Mrs. Walter Grundwald described a vacation to New Mexico and the southern states. The group collected an offering for the mentally retarded entertainment fund. Group 2 will entertain March 17 at the Robert Vietor home Brownsdale.
The Shrinette Auxiliary reelected officers after a luncheon at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday. Emma Rust serves as president, Roy Bates as vice president, Arthur Jensen as secretary, and J. E. Golberg as treasurer. Miss Jennie Anderson poured at the Christmas cookie exchange.
Dear Out of My Mind and other letters to Ann Landers are summarized here. Topics include marital strain after a friend’s death with medical advice, positive parenting techniques replacing yelling, and a neighbor with aging driver concerns and safe transport alternatives.
Officers of the Lady Ikes will be installed at a January meeting. Jack Armstrong WRC 23 met Monday for a potluck lunch, Christmas party and gift exchange. Christmas songs were sung by the group, accompanied by Mrs. Isabelle Graves.
The Herald outlines how to submit wedding details well before and after the ceremony. Info must arrive by 9 30 a m the day after the wedding. later submissions are condensed and after a week only an announcement runs. Pictures should reach the Herald within 12 days after the ceremony.
The Herald invites readers to submit holiday plans for Christmas open house notes. Entries may be mailed, brought to the office, or telephoned with a 9:30 a.m. Tuesday deadline. Prompt submissions are appreciated.
Mr and Mrs Delburt Foster of Austin Route 3 celebrate 25 years with an open house from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at their farm home. Faith EUB Church youth caroled at St Olaf Hospital and held a party at William Saholt’s home on Oakland Avenue. Students brought gifts to be sent to Otterbein Home for teens.
The Growing Oaks Farm Bur eau Club met at Mrs. Glen Knode’s Le Roy home for a Christmas party. Co hosts Mrs. Merwin Isaacson and Mrs. Fred Hansen served a dessert luncheon after devotions led by Mrs. Isaacson. A farewell gift was given to Mrs. Darrell Soltau. A skit featured several members and secret pal gifts were exchanged. Next meeting with Mrs. George Dutton on Jan. 16 includes a potluck luncheon, officer installation, and reveal of secret pals.
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