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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
6
Austin Mayor Roger Svejkovsky signs a proclamation with his wife Betty declaring the longest day of the year, Saturday June 22, a Kitchen Holiday. The note urges husbands and sons to take over all kitchen duties for the day.
The Auxiliary of World War I Barracks held a memorial service Monday at the VFW Hall with a duet by Mrs. Paul Lattin and Mrs. Roscoe Blanchard, accompanied by Mrs. Ray Smith. Plans for the department convention in St Paul June 7 to 9 were reviewed. A silent auction occurred and refreshments were provided by several members. The next meeting is scheduled for July 1.
Mr and Mrs Joel Jerdet of Austin Route 1 celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p m at their home. Hostesses include Mrs Annie Jensen and Mrs Eric Swancutt.
Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson Austin Rt 4 entertained in honor of son Wayne confirmed Sunday at Moscow Lutheran Church. Mr and Mrs Frank Nuzum Lansing entertained Sunday afternoon in honor of son Gary who will graduate from Austin High School Thursday.
The Mower County Chapter of Gold Star Mothers announced plans to sew laundry bags for Veterans Hospitals. The gathering occurred Monday evening at Mrs Minnie Belden’s home at 409 7th St NE with guest Mrs Laura Davis. A picnic at Lafayette Park on July 1 will host the next meeting and prize was won by Mrs Bertha Peterson.
The Town and Country Garden Club met at Sterling State Bank community room after a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Fred Arett presented Phlox Delphinium and Day Lilies while Mrs. Frank Kilgore discussed The Origin and Culture of Tuberous Begonias. Mrs. Norma Hopperstadt demonstrated ceramics. Hostesses were Mrs. E A Mohardt Mrs. Ted Lund Mrs. Agnes Cedia Mrs. Magnus Modene and Mrs. Arthur Meyer.
The Young Married Couples Club of Trinity Lutheran parish Lyle elected Carleton Reuter president Wayne Hanson vice president Mrs Hanson secretary treasurer Rev Stanley Klemesrud presided Roger Reuter led devotions Austin NS speaker and shown slides Refreshments by Reuter couples and a roller skating party was planned for July at Brownsdale.
Austin Country Club held its first twilight golf event of the season on Monday afternoon. The committee was led by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boettcher and included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meany and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christianson. Prizes in mixed two ball four some went to numerous pairs led by Mrs. Grant Williams and Kenneth Nelson and including Mrs. Robert Thatcher and Wayne Batterman among many others.
Mr and Mrs Lyall Larson will celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at 3 p m at their home.
Dear Ann Landers writes of a husband who sought home chiropractic treatments from a woman posing as a nurse. The reader learns the practitioner has no license and no office, having worked in massage parlors. Advice suggests using a licensed male professional if back problems recur.
A rummage sale hosted by the Salvation Army runs every Thursday and Friday at 414 2nd Ave NE. from 9 30 a m to 5 p m. The ad invites shoppers to browse and save on donated items.
Esther Rebekah Lodge honored eight 40 year members at the IOOF Hall on Monday. Names include Mrs. Lora Fin braaten Miss Agnes Schradle Mrs. Lela Chesebro Mrs. E. C. Hewitt Mrs. Josie Caitham Mrs. John Bunn and Mrs. Lillian Steffen sen. A bake sale was planned for July 3 with refreshments served by Mrs. Ora Schradle and Miss Schradle.
The note explains dried peas exist in green or yellow colors and can be used whole or split, detailing options for cooking and storage.
A party to raise convention funds was held by Jack Armstrong WRC 23 on Monday afternoon at the VFW Hall. Prize winners included Mrs. Victor Pickett and Mrs. Isabel Graves with attendees listed as Mrs. Clara Luskow Mrs. Wesley Igon Mrs. Ruth Ehlert and Mrs. Robert Paton.
A dish idea suggests stuffing drained figs with cream cheese squares and serving on shredded lettuce and celery crescents. Pair it with fried chicken or baked ham for a ladies lunch.
A simple suggestion blends buttered egg noodles with poppy seeds. This tasty accompaniment complements chicken paprika or beef goulash, adding subtle nutty crunch to a hearty plate.
A benevolent committee reported on the annual visit to Rochester State Hospital at the final BPO Does meeting held Monday at the Elk Club. Committees were appointed to aid the Elks for Austin High School prom. Members prepared favors for the national convention in Los Angeles. Lunches were served by Mrs Clyde Copley and Mrs. R. B. Dodge. Meetings resume in September.
The Mower County Legal Secretaries held a year end picnic hosted by Mrs. Donald Ranum in Brownsdale. After the business session a spelling bee followed the discussion of bosses' night. The next session is planned for September.
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