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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1964
Page
6
Readers submit personal conflicts spanning office romance, teen driving mishaps, and cooking prowess. Ann Landers dismisses plans to “fix” a lecherous junior executive and urges self-improvement, accountability, and responsible parenting while offering guidance on teen drinking.
A column offers kitchen hints for crown roasts and parboiling, explains bouquet garnis ingredients, suggests a luncheon salad plate with cottage cheese and greens, and notes shrimp portions for cocktails or main dishes. It also gives storage guidance for moisture resistant ice cream in home freezers.
Christine Veldman baptized at Queen of Angels Church with sponsors Mary Goebel and Chester Gerhart. She reenters St Marys Hospital Rochester for heart ailment treatment. Miss Sonja Peterson leaves Brownsdale after 10 days, visits Detroit and Arlington Virginia. Rev Wayne Quibel family attend grandmother’s funeral in Kennedy Minnesota. Mr and Mrs John A Johnson visit in Adams then Jackson Wyoming before Minneapolis Saint Paul. Mrs R H Hughes of Tulsa visiting Adams relatives, returning Jan 4. Ground meat storage tip advises refrigerate loosely wrapped and use within 24 hours.
At the International Debutante Ball in the Astor Hotel New York Patricia Nixon, 18, makes her bow with 53 debutantes. Richard M. Nixon attends, while Mrs Nixon downplays politics and highlights her daughter's night amid New York dignitaries and a formal 18th century setting.
The Herald invites advance wedding information and sets deadlines. Details should arrive before 9:30 a.m. the day after the ceremony. post-deadline items are condensed and after one week only an announcement appears. Information blanks are available at the Herald or by mail. photos must arrive within 12 days.
Miss Carole Lou Gilbert and Donald Dean Hermanson were married Sunday at Jordan Evangelical Lutheran Church in West Allis Wisconsin. Attendants included Bruce Gilbert and Linda Porter. The couple will teach in San Bernardino California after a dinner at the Elm Grove Women's Club.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy skis Butter milk Mountain with instructor Tim Carter praising her balance and steady improvement. The party includes Caroline and John Jr. Kennedy with Sen elect Robert Kennedy and other Kennedys staying through Sunday at the Aspen holiday chalet amid 7913 foot altitude.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bly Jr. of Rochester marked their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Elmer Bly farm near Spring Valley. About 75 guests from Austin Rochester Ostrander Grand Meadow and Spring Valley attended hosted by their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hertlaka of Bloomington Indiana. Dorothy Schdfner and Bert Bly Jr. wed December 24 1939 at First Baptist Church Spring Valley.
Information on events in Austin should reach the Herald by 8 30 a.m. the day after, and by 9 30 a.m. the second day. A third day is allowed for events outside the city. Wedding information should be received before the ceremony or by 9 30 a.m. the day after. After that and after a week, items are condensed or only announcements run. Photos must be received within 12 days after the ceremony.
Glittering drop earrings are essential for evenings this season. Hair swept away from the ears best showcases the new jewelry trend and helps the accessory stand out.
Miss Arthamese Titus daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Titus of Austin was honored at a bridal shower Monday at the Harold Osmundson home in Adams. Her marriage to David Osmundson son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Osmundson Adams will take place Saturday. Games were played and door prizes awarded corsages given to the bride to be her mother and Mrs Herbert Osmundson and Mrs Emma Osmundson. Mrs Gerald Osmundson Miss Cleo Mullenbach and Mrs Harold Osmundson assisted in opening gifts.
Mr and Mrs Norman D Bus sian will make their home at 368 Johnson St Winona after their Dec 19 marriage at Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church The bride Kath leen Peterson is daughter of Marion and Kath leen Peterson Austin Rt 1 while the groom is son of Clarence D Zillgitt and Mrs Zillgitt Lake City Minn
Miss Gail Kruse Arland and Arland B Shelstad wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa on December 22. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Robert Flynn Rochester. The couple reside at Parkside Mobile Village Rochester. The bride works at Donaldsons Beauty Salon and the groom at the Fire and Safety Co Rochester.
Ruth Ann Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald C Smith of Spring Valley wed Larry Allen Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Roy M Schmidt. The ceremony was at Our Savior Lutheran Church Spring Valley at 3 p m performed by Rev Walter Pilgrim with Miss Bunny Schmidt as maid of honor and Dennis Smith as best man. The couple will reside in Rochester.
A lighthearted AP column urges personal improvement as a path to a better world. It offers humorous resolutions for 1965 such as telling the truth, avoiding rude parking, reading wholesome novels, helping at home, and limiting complaints, ending with a boast that half in 1965 earns personal immortality.
LESUEUR Minn AP A 105 year old man and his 92 year old wife will observe their 73rd wedding anniversary with a quiet day at home in Sharon Township east of LeSueur. They live alone with a son Wilbur nearby and enjoy family visits as well as old age activities like quilting and watching Twins games.
Mr and Mrs Everett G Lind Robbinsdale announce the engagement of their daughter Ardis Evelyn to Burton G Knutson son of Mr and Mrs George Knutson Blooming Prairie Rt 1 The wedding is planned for March in Minneapolis.
If you want your wardrobe to last, change your dress as soon as you get home for the evening. Put on a comfortable robe and hang up worn clothes so they can air out. The shower rod is a good place for them.
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