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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
20
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers responses. Topics include a polygamous dance circle seeking one shared home, concerns over child abuse and parenting, and care for an elderly mother in law with safety fears. The column offers guidance and cautions on handling personal turmoil and family dynamics.
Daniel White of Boston and Julie Daire of Seattle figure in a humorous Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin item about ladies slippers. The piece jokes that slippers have grown so large they could hold an aperitif, noting drinks from female footwear are no longer feasible and quips about the impracticality.
The Christmas Club donated to several charities Tuesday at Mrs. Nellie Eastland’s home in LeRoy. Members read Christmas poems. The next meeting is January 24 at Mrs. Clark River’s home. Also a cooking tip about removing crusts from bread for soft bread crumbs.
Mr and Mrs Peder H Granholt of Glenville observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Harold Westrum home Glenville Rt 1. Guests included grandchildren Palmer Granholt Jr John Ronald Kathy Granholt Dean and Sandra Westrum Dawn and Dennis Fenske.
Robert Nelson of San Francisco has left after visiting his brother and sister in law, Arthur Nelson and family, at Austin Route 2. Otto Haldorson and family hosted Dean Monson and wife from Park Rapids Minnesota over Christmas at Austin Route 2 and visited Mrs Margaret Monson in Austin.
Three new members were welcomed by the Golden Age Club at the Moose Home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Deyo and H. N. Sherra joined the group. Louis Reinartz of Rose Creek shared Mexico City trip pictures before 24 tables of card play. Mrs. Eva Krausert hosted and refreshments were served by the Women of Moose.
Scrub zucchini in cold water then dry and cut ends. Dip slices in milk, coat with seasoned flour, and fry until golden. For custards in cups set in a hot water bath, add vinegar to water to prevent discoloration. Lunch idea includes sliced cold pork sandwiches with watercress and preserved crab apples. Choose utensils that fit family size. food mills come in 2 and 4 quart sizes.
The Associated Press notes possible bargains for shoppers this week with ham pork and select beef cuts likely lower in many regions. Broilers and heavy turkeys may be cheaper in the Southwest amid strong supplies while fruit crops expand and some citrus prices may ease. Vegetables remain abundant though lettuce tomatoes bananas may rise in some markets. Mary Conner wife of John T. Conner is pictured at their Summit New Jersey home as she faces cabinet wife stereotypes.
Forty one guests honored Mr and Mrs Lyle McRoberts at their LeRoy home for a silver anniversary. Hosts were Kenneth McRoberts and George Dohlman. Attendants included Mrs Donald Moggage and Lila McRoberts, with guests from Rochester Rose Creek and Mason City. Married December 29 1939 at First Presbyterian Church LeRoy.
Fifteen tables in the Mitchell Movement were played by the Austin Duplicate Bridge Club at the Elks Club. North-south winners were Joseph Schneider Jr and Dr W O Lundberg first, L E Hatch and Philip Hovinnd second, Gordon Anderson third, and others tied or placing. East-west leaders included Mrs Carl Young and R Norman Miller first and Cecil Botz and Robert Enright second with several pairs in the top five.
An on the street survey by two New York career girls finds men are more bold in opinions than actions. Most notice women in glasses. 88 percent react to glasses when met individually. Heavy frames offend. lightweight, coordinated designs suit complexion and day or night use.
A New Year prompt advocates better homemaking order through planning, execution, and evaluation. Kathleen Jeary of the University of Minnesota outlines steps, prompts analysis of reasons, and urges intelligent neglect, task elimination, easy care fabrics, and timed, progressive goals to finish rooms and repeat weekly small tasks.
The Herald requests advance wedding information by 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony. After one week only an announcement appears. Blanks are available at the Herald office or by mail. Wedding pictures must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
New Year hangovers prompt science and folklore. Dr Benjamin Karpman notes no universal cure in a 526 page study. Folk lore offers quiet rest as the best cure, while humorous native remedies mix crocodile and hippopotamus sandwiches with buns and condiments to end hunger and pain.
Information on events in Austin must reach the Herald by 8 30 am the day after and by 9 30 am the second day. A third day is allowed for out of city events. Wedding notices should arrive before the ceremony or by 9 30 am the day after. After a week only announcements appear. Photos must be received within 12 days after the event.
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