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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
5
Mower County home agent Mrs Joanne Randen will conduct two kitchen planning workshops in January. Jan 17 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m at Liebenstein 4 H Hall covers new home kitchens and Jan 18 same place and hours covers kitchens for remodeled homes. Open to homemakers. Contact Mrs Rawden at the extension office for details.
Mrs Cornelia Scheer of 709 1st Ave NW announces the engagement of her daughter Sandra Kay to Gerald Culbertson son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Culbertson of Wells Minnesota. No definite date has been set for the wedding.
Readable recipe roundup offers onion swirl loaf and bread sticks plus casserole bread and waffles. It details making dough with instant minced onion, shaping options, and baking instructions across multiple onion infused breads.
Rules set for Austin Herald Women’s Page: event notices must reach by 8:30 a.m. day after events, 9:30 a.m. second day. third day allowed for out of city events. Wedding info should arrive before ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. next day. after that, details are condensed or announced. Photos due 12 days after ceremony.
Claudia Waldron daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Waldron was installed as honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel 20 at the Masonic Hall on Thursday Other officers include Linda Graves Janet Carlson Cynthia Henry Deborah Johnson Lesley Joul Shirley Hanson Melanie Hall Judith Carson Deborah Hanzuk and others Substituting officer was Sandra Barnett The Celestial Choir and other attendants are listed with roles and participants for the ceremony
London AP reports editor John Taylor of Tailor & Cutter argues bare bosoms won’t become fashion due to middle aged women resisting trend. He cites 1796 Paris topless shows and modesty boards as reasons, noting male gaze and social norms shape dress codes. A fashion note warns against white boots with many outfits.
A Monday agenda lists many gatherings across town. Groups include Ramsey Bridge Club at Tommy's Supper Club, Barracks Auxiliary at VFW Halls, GIA to B of LE with Mrs. Gus Mohs, Baptist Builders at 1:30 dessert at Mrs. Kaith ryn McLaughlin’s home, Eagles Auxiliary at FOR Hall, Austin Violet Club with Mrs. Wilbur Sayles, and Royal Neighbors at JOOF Hall. Church women meet in multiple circles and venues, and there are several luncheon, dessert, and installation events throughout the afternoon and evening.
A collection of Ann Landers columns features three letters about sensitive issues. A dying man’s relatives throw a premature birthday party, a 19 year old asks if her fiancé can change, and a 47 year old wife seeks financial fairness in marriage. The columnist offers humane guidance and references a wedding guide.
District Court Judge J R Leary granted a motion to dismiss four Keokuk police officers as defendants in a $25,000 false arrest suit. The suit against Police Chief George Harman remains, filed by Wanda Snyder of Hannibal Missouri after her arrest for breaking and entering at Arrowhead Bowling Lanes.
A fashion article notes a shift from kooky outerwear to practical active cold weather styles. A Russ line offers tweed suits, parkas, and Western pants in Melton and wool fabrics, blending menswear detailing with feminine cuts. Hoodless parka, plaid-lined Meltons, ribbed wool pullover set with stretch pants highlight the collection.
A festive pineapple shrimp mousse recipe for a New Year celebration. It combines shrimp onion and butter with lemon juice and wine, then thickens with gelatin and whipped cream. The mixture is molded and chilled to yield ten servings for a stylish buffet.
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