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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
6
Mrs Ward Bergene hosted the Hannah Mothers Club at Adams on Friday with Mrs Virgil Bergene assisting. Mrs Gail Bergstrom conducted devotions and Miss Jean Sohlden spoke on Christian Training of Your Pre-school Child.
Dr Donald Driggs of the Austin Public Schools attended a Mothers Club gathering at Faith EUB Church. Hostess Mrs Charles Voss was aided by Mrs Melvin Pappas and Mrs James Voss. A September picnic is planned for the next meeting.
Philomathian Library hosts open house at its enlarged quarters at 209 2nd Ave NE. Coffee served 2 to 9 pm. Library, a free lending service for Austin and area, averages 400 books loaned monthly. Board members include A D Patrich and Chris Bock with long service by Geraghty Tesar Mayer Healy and others.
At Austin Country Club on a Wednesday event for women golfers, prizes went to low gross and low net winners. Luncheon hostesses included Mrs. Harold Lamon and assistants Mrs. E. P. Maus, Mrs. Tracy Barber, Mrs. Reuben Strand, and Mrs. James Sydenstriker.
Miss Kay Reinartz was honored at a coffee party hosted by friends Monday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Reinartz Rose Creek. Hostesses were Mrs Donna Johnson Mrs LaVern Gabriel and Mrs Phillip Kitzman. She will leave June 9 to spend the summer in Europe under the SPAN program.
Mrs. Kenneth Folken and Mrs Burt Plehal hosted Circle 3 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in the church parlors. Mrs. Charles Upcroft outlined May activities and announced a medical missions tea on June 14. Sessions will resume in September. Always cool baked tart shells before you add a filling.
Xi Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained prospective members at a hobo party at Mrs Gordon White’s home 1902 1st Ave NW Wednesday evening. Co hosts were Mrs Robert Morem Mrs Robert Poshusta and Mrs Van Wiggins Supper and games added entertainment Prizes went to Mrs Worth Stiles Mrs Bliss R Cleveland Mrs Siverson Mrs Stanley Engleman Mrs William Strifert and Mrs Er nest Larson A door prize was awarded to Mrs Louis Stadheim.
The Women's Missionary Society of Crane Community Chapel elected two new officers: Mrs. Ned Howe as president and Mrs. Clarence Hanson as treasurer. Mrs. Harvey Case led prayer, Mrs. Lowell Anderson sang, and the program titled Know Your Missionaries was presented by Mrs. Edward Larkin. Hostesses were Miss Olive Bonnelle and Mrs. H. H. Thompson.
Pomona Grange meets at Concord Hall in the evening. St Olaf Lutheran Circle 29 gathers with Miss Ethel Wold at 308 1st St SE. St Augustine Rosary Society meets in the church dining hall. Holy Cross Lutheran Church circles convene: Dorcas Circle with Mrs Norman Schieck. Mary Martha Circle with Mrs Leonard Schrader. Naomi Circle with Mrs Ralph Knutson. Rachel Circle with Mrs Loren Meyer. Rebecca Circle at Todd Park, all in the evening or afternoon where specified.
Mrs. Rosa Dalager of 404 7th Place NW will mark her 90th birthday with an open house Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Alma Murray Room, St. Olaf Lutheran Church.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Syverud of Blooming Prairie celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at First Lutheran Church parlors Blooming Prairie from 2 to 5 p m on June 11.
E. 0. Brush of Osage suffered a heart attack Monday and remains in critical condition at home. The Johnsons hosted a graduation celebration for their son Robert. Frank Schleich of Wayzata Minnesota visited Hans Richardson and family. The Johnsons and youngsters Jerry and Jackie and Mrs. Richardson visited Oscar Johnson in Hayward.
A reader asks if a cat knows right from wrong after Besie the cat nibbles a cooling angel food cake. Ann Landers says the cat cares only for cake and suggests moving desserts out of reach.
Seattle judge clears 75 year old Louis Dufek to feed pigeons in a downtown square despite merchant complaints. Dufek was arrested May 23 after popcorn drawing hundreds of birds. he told the court he has fed pigeons for 35 years and the judge agreed no guilt. He left court, bought popcorn, and returned to the square with birds waiting.
A top U.S. space official says everyone who examined Soviet pictures of the moon's far side believes they are composites of many photographs. The remark casts doubt on the authenticity of the Russian lunar imagery.
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