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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers counsels a 20 year old lacking curves to trust a lingerie saleswoman for padding and advises keeping physical changes cautious. Other letters touch marital loyalty and dealing with a meddling mother, requesting independence and clear boundaries.
The Austin Art Group led by Haven Matti will exhibit 24 paintings at the 13th annual Rochester Art Festival from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The event features works by southern Minnesota artists plus music plays and folk dancing.
Mrs Krebsbach at 2102 6th Ave NE welcomed the St Valeria Unit of Queen of Angels Church. Mrs Ray Arens led the Rosary recitation and bakeless bake sale plans were made. Prizes went to Mrs James Fuller Mrs E Y Mentz and Mrs Myrtle Wilkemeyer. Next hostesses will be Mrs W E Tollefson and Mrs Robert Baumgart.
Mrs Harry Wilson Jr. is deputy grand regent of the Women of the Moose state convention to be held July 13 16 and will oversee meetings. The convention committee met at 1501 St. SE with chairmen named for credentials float coronation registration hospitality publicity. Elizabeth Casedy senior regent was elected general chairman and a July 16 breakfast at King’s Wood will honor the five top senior regents.
Mrs. Glenn Hunst and Mrs. Raymond Hunst hosted the Rose Creek Community Guild at the church. Members reported on rummage and bake sales and heard an article, The History of the Little Brown Church, read by Mrs. Delbert Kasten. June hostesses will be Mrs. Verd Classon and Mrs. George Hunst.
Bakers enhance fruit pies by cutting steam vents in decorative shapes. The vent patterns balance visual appeal with proper steam release, helping the filling cook evenly without overflows.
Kopet Music Center presented a recital Thursday evening at Grace Lutheran Church. About 80 students performed instrumental solos and bands under the direction of Mr and Mrs Milton Kopet. Prizes were awarded to Janet Steinbach Keith Larson and Gayle Schara.
Miss Janice Keller was honored at a bridal shower Wednesday in the Sterling State Bank community room with hostesses Mrs. Clarence Hanson Mrs. John T. Beck and Mrs. L. J. Root. Paula Keller and Judy Kooy assisted with gifts and Mrs. Robert Boomgard won the door prize. The couple will marry June 16 at the Church of Christ.
The soak cycle on washing machines offers a safe way to wash woolens without shrinkage. Shrinkage results from agitation of fibers when wet, which the soak cycle avoids.
Bernice Catherine Kolb and Wallace Daniel Ritenour were married last Friday at St. Thomas Apostle Catholic Church in Washington D C. The bride, a Pacelli High School graduate of 1956, has worked in Washington for two years. The couple will reside at 3508 Texas Ave SE Washington. Guests from Austin included Mr and Mrs Isidore Kolb and Mr and Mrs Luvern Kolb.
Girl Scout Troops 4 and 18 of Queen of Angels School held a fly-up ceremony Thursday evening with parents as guests. Leaders Mrs. Paul Sabre and Mrs. Frank Kocik guided the event. Neighborhood chairman Mrs. James McNaughton presented pins. Scouts named include Linda Johnson Beverly Anderson Marlene Heimsness Susan Mauer Diane Adams Carol Anderland Gale Grimley Mary Jane Walter Pamela Murphy Deanna DeRemer Janice Kloberdanz Mary Ann Wendorf Paulette Sabre Carol Janning Margaret Kocik.
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Betty Ann Jirak and Arnold Ihns Jr. The couple are from Ridgeway Iowa and Lime Springs Iowa. The wedding is set for June 28 at St Wenceslaus Church Spillville and they will reside near Lime Springs.
Royal Neighbors of London held a Thursday meeting to plan a picnic. Hostess Mrs. John Kvale of Route 1 assisted by serving lunch. the event is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. at the July meeting in Lafayette Park.
Red Cedar Chapter DAR wrapped up its season with a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Glenn Hovland’s home. New member Eleanor Schissel joined, and members shared ancestor stories. Program theme for 1961 62 is That for Evil to Succeed Good Men Need Only Do Nothing. September luncheon planned at Gus Young's Supper Club.
Holy Cross Lutheran Church circles met Thursday to discuss foreign missions and conduct quizzes and devotions. Dorcas Circle hosted by Mrs Norman Schieck featured guests, while Naomi, Mary Martha, Rachel and Rebecca Circles held devotions, topics, and picnics with Rev H C Bentrup and other members attending.
Women aged 70 and over honored by St Olaf Lutheran Church Women at a Thursday meeting. Each received a corsage, a $50 gift for the Lutheran Retirement Home, and a luncheon tribute. The event featured devotions, hymn study, and a background to hymn compositions.
Women of the Ramsey Golf Club won bingo-bango-ban go prizes on ladies day. 18-hole winners included Mrs. Melvin Bawek and Mrs. Dennis Anderson. Lowest score prize went to Mrs. Bergstrom. highest to Mrs. John Benner. Luncheon committee listed. Breakfast set for next Wednesday at 8:15 am and luncheon at 11:45.
Personal notes recount families returning from Florida and California visits, birthday celebrations for Archie Root at Todd Park, and graduation festivities for Kenneth Urbach. The entries praise hospitality in Lime Springs Grand Meadow Austin and other towns with lists of visiting relatives and guests from Northwood Minneapolis Rochester Maywood New Prague and New Haven.
This simple method suggests heating store bought plain doughnuts in the oven. While warm dip them in confectioners sugar mixed with boiling water. Add water gradually and mix vigorously for a smooth glaze.
A compact listing of items for sale at 1802 3rd Ave SW includes coats dresses pressure cooker toaster jackets yard goods yarns bedspreads and pillows. The notice presents a general merchandise assortment and a street address for the sale location.
Beads shape new pillbox hats in Paris collections with daring beadwork. Designers evoke historic glam while showcasing intricate bead tassels and trims in bold palettes.
A simple technique uses a long handled string mop to clean exterior ground floor windows and then rinse with a hose for quick results.
Pattern notice for Girls' Sizes 6 8 10 12 14 no waist seams or darts. Size 10 uses 2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 50 cents per pattern plus 10 cents extra for 1st class mail. Include name address zone size and style number. Herald Pattern Dept NY 10011. Summer 1961 catalog promotion.
A brief note advises against adding extra salt when salted peanuts are included in a cookie recipe. The tip highlights that the peanuts' saltiness provides the necessary seasoning, reducing the need for additional salt in the dough.
Mr and Mrs Roger Runyan Fraser Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to DuWayne C Mickelson son of Mrs Clifford Johnson Boone Iowa and Erven C Mickelson Brooten Minnesota with ceremony planned July 15 at Augustana Lutheran Church Boone Barbara is Boone High School graduate and works at Bournes Laboratories Ames Iowa DuWayne is Adams High School graduate and employed by the Iowa Highway Commission Ames Iowa
Rev Daniel Corcoran presided at St Edward's Church as Catholic Women joined the Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary. Officers were elected: Mrs Kenneth Davie president, Mrs John Regan and Mrs John Best as vice presidents, and others. Fr Corcoran spoke on the church as the Mystical Body.
A regular cornmeal muffin mix is prepared and baked using cornstick pans. The method adapts standard muffin batter for stick-shaped servings suitable for serving in batches.
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