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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
6
A reader defends doctors being aroused by female patients while Ann Landers rebuts with caution. Letters discuss a teen pregnancy near a 16 year old friend and a hen party. Additional queries involve an English teacher's conduct and student complaint procedures.
Social notes list Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Walker visiting Lt. Tim Walker in Warwick Rhode Island. Luther Severson and Erling Severson travel from Tacoma and Lynwood to attend Edward Severson’s funeral in Riceville. Other families plan holidays in Texas Arizona Oregon Colorado and California with relatives.
Girl Scout troops across Austin and Lyle contributed about 103.10 in December to support the Austin Achievement Corp a nonprofit sheltered workshop aiding handicapped residents. The funds will buy tools and a taping machine for box assembly while scouts learn craft and badge work during meetings.
Advice on posture to improve clothing fit. Standing and sitting straight can correct a habitual slouch that causes garments to hang poorly and misalign.
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas, the girl behind the famous Is there a Santa Claus? article, marks her 75th Christmas in North Chatham New York. The widow, living with her daughter and son-in-law, recalls Francis P Church's editorial fame and thanks the holiday mail surge.
The Gopher CB Club met at the Roller-Dade on Saturday night with entertainment by Denny and the Drifters. Charter members must be entered by the January 16 meeting.
Mrs. Mabel Iverson of Grand Meadow announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Audrey Iverson of Rochester to Francis Olson son of Mrs. Agnes Olson of Grand Meadow. A March wedding is planned with Miss Iverson employed by IBM and her fiancé with Crenlo Inc.
Mrs. Herman Jensen presented a 20 year history of the Friendly Garden Club of Tappi and Adams at a Friday gathering hosted by Mrs. Carl Haag in Elkton. Secret pals were revealed, readings were given, and plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Gerald Meier’s home with co hostess Mrs. Henry Mortenson were announced.
The Elkton Grange held a Christmas party at the Myron Hokeness home in Elkton. Anton Wellik led the program and a donation was taken for the Crippled Children’s Society. Mrs. Myron Hokeness received a group pin for one year of attendance. Next meeting with the Pomona Grange on Jan 7 at Elkton School.
In a holiday satire, the fat man embodies Santa Claus and public demand for merriment. He thrives on seasonal praise yet privately suffers, masking sorrow behind a jolly mask as Christmas ends and the year returns to normal.
Mr and Mrs Newell Nelson Lyle observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house from 2 to 5 p m at Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church near Lyle a program at 3 p m hosted by their son Lorimer and other relatives
Miss Millie Munro spoke on Christmas customs in other countries and her Holland visit at a Christmas dinner for the Y-Matons at the Holiday Inn. A post dinner gift exchange at the YWCA was led by Mrs. Paul Ferguson with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ernest Lechnir and Mrs. Melvin Corson. Refreshments were served by several hostesses.
The article notes that Spanish design has become a definite factor in U S home furnishings with Moorish or Arabic style dominating. It cites the Moorish invasion of Spain as a historical influence shaping current furniture motifs and the pointed arch as a key element.
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