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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
5
The Zonta Club presents Afternoon in the Park at Austin High School Auditorium at 8 p m Friday. Grace Nickels School of Dance students perform a park story and a Broadway parody before a parade, with proceeds aiding club community projects.
Easy outdoor and oven friendly recipes for barbecued back ribs and Grecian meat balls. Includes ingredients, directions, and serving ideas with simple sauce and side pairings.
The Austin Duplicate Bridge Club held a Wednesday session at the Elks Club with several trophies and series winners named. Park Dougherty and David McGee led the Park Dougherty Series, while Sr. McGuiness captained the Cecil Botz Series.
Mrs. Robert Roberts and Mrs. Robert Wright chaired the event at the Austin Country Club on ladies day. Winners by class include Class A Mrs. Roger Gillam Mrs. Harold Hastings and Mrs. William Erickson. Class B Mrs. Samuel House Mrs. Harlan Olson Mrs. Earl McEnaney. Class C Mrs. Fred Blazer Mrs. Joseph Dauer and Mrs. Leo Gahagan.
Mrs. Robert Schmelz formerly Joanne Jones was honored at a May 24 shower at First Presbyterian Church LeRoy. Committee members included Mrs. Stuart Hale Mrs. Jerry Hale Mrs. Kenneth Weida Mrs. C Walthoff and others.
A career woman seeks guidance on a married lawyer who avoids public outings and has not introduced her to colleagues. Ann Landers warns the relationship is a dangerous back alley affair and urges ending it. A second letter asks how to improve name recall, with advised tips to listen, repeat, and associate names.
Mr and Mrs David Hartman married May 25 and plan to live at 2609 Ferndale Apt 81 Ames Iowa The bride Nancy Westphal is from West Des Moines and the groom is William Hartman of Brownsville Brownish stains on stainless steel indicate heat damage and can be cleaned with mild scouring powder.
Mrs. John Singleton and Mrs. Earl Rogers reported on area convention findings at the Shrinettes Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Robert MacLaren and Mrs. Everett Lunde hosted the dessert luncheon and gifts were given in memory of two members.
Local clubs and organizations set their weekly meetings. events include noon luncheons at Ramsey Golf Club and VFW Hall, evening gatherings at IOOF Hall YWCA Elks Club and First Methodist Church, and a 1 30 dessert at Mrs F Lloyd Young Austin Rt 2 others meet throughout Mower County for potlucks, luncheons and parlor gatherings.
Miss Eleanore Konken of Brownsdale was honored at a bridal shower Monday at the Ernest Winkels residence. Hostesses were Miss Maureen Hughes of Austin and Miss Virginia Bissen of Adams. Corsages were given to Miss Konken and four married guests, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lyndon Kenning, Miss Judith Studer, Mrs. Roger Ludwig, and Miss Konken. Her marriage to Darrell Gordon is planned for June.
Eldo and Betty Scott of Orchard Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Lou Scott to Lyle Alan Anderson son of Mrs Julius Anderson Austin Rt. 1 and the late Julius Anderson. Betty Lou is a Osage High School and La James College of Hairstyling graduate and works at Terry's Style Shop Osage. Lyle is a Blooming Prairie High School graduate and employed by the Wilson Co. The couple plans to marry June 29.
Mr and Mrs Harold Jones of LeRoy were honored at an open house for their 25th wedding anniversary hosted by their son and daughter in law in Mason City. Attendants from 25 years ago received corsages and boutonnieres while guests signed a book and refreshed at the event. The couple married May 23 1943 near McIntire and have farmed near LeRoy. Out of town guests traveled from Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cedar Falls Mason City Cresco Spring Valley Austin Grand Meadow Rose Creek.
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