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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
6
Ann Landers advises a careful approach to telling a partner to stop dyeing his hair and offers other problem solving for marriage and personal standing. The column includes anecdotes about hair color issues, financial dependency, and a student seeking college, ending with a request for reader letters.
Mrs. Doyle Lindahl was guest of honor at a shower Sunday afternoon in the Sterling State Bank community room. Hostess Mrs. Donald Ranum assisted by Mrs. Robert Earl. Games provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs. Kenneth Brooks and Mrs. Barney Lindel. Mrs. Thomas Downey won the door prize. Refreshments followed gift presentation.
In Mower County Minnesota Probate Court estate of Rial W. Fisher also known as Rial Fisher or R W Fisher. Hearing set for June 29 1960 at 10 A M in Austin Minnesota probate court room. Notice by publication in the Austin Daily Herald and by mail as required by law.
In probate court the administrator seeks approval to sell land from the estate of George W Hazelton also known as G W Hazelton. Hearing set for June 28 1960 at 10 A M with mailed notice as required by law. Dated June 3 190. Probate Judge Paul B Cross Spring Valley Minnesota File No 12074 June 6 13 &
Miss Joyce Madison became the bride of Charles R. Reigle at the YWCA with 55 guests. The couple will reside in Michigan City Ind after a spring wedding trip. both graduates of local schools and Minnesota Bible College.
Patty Thatcher was installed as queen of Job's Daughters at the Masonic Hall with Nancy Jordan as installing officer. The ceremony included many officers and guard appointments, a celestial choir, floral aisle participants, and a social hour with guests from Owatonna St Charles and Grand Meadow.
Miss Janice Rae Cech married Paul Thomas Anderson at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a double ring ceremony performed by Dr. John Magyar. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a chapel train. the groom’s party included matron of honor Mrs. Eugene McClelland and bridesmaids Miss Charlene Lukes and Miss Harriet Madson. A reception for 275 followed the service. the couple will reside on a farm near Oakland after a trip to the Black Hills.
Members of the Eagles and auxiliary attended a joint installation of officers by the Albert Lea aerie and auxiliary on Saturday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matti, Floyd Crump, Henry Graff, Charles Gilligan, Lloyd Severson, Harvey Peterson, Frank Graves, Darlene Severson, Lillian Beck, and Mrs. Fred Brabee as installing officer. Brabee and Graff also helped install auxiliary officers for Aerie 34 in Minneapolis and for Faribault and Owatonna auxiliaries at Owatonna earlier and Sunday.
A century ago wallpaper was printed from handcut wood blocks with up to 1 000 designs. Today U S production in a single day could paper 1 000 houses.
Albert Rakow 65 of Calmar Iowa is in critical condition in a Hampton hospital after a Memorial Day car crash. He suffered brain concussion, broken collar bone, fractured ribs and a punctured lung after losing control near home. Rakow is an engineer for the Milwaukee Road and has a brother in Austin.
In Minneapolis the state GOP froze internal fights by backing P. K. Peterson in the Senate race against Hubert Humphrey and Elmer L. Andersen for the governorship. The convention endorsement signals an early campaign push as Peterson yields his governor bid to unite the party and Andersen secures the governor nomination.
Three Austin youths were picked up on beer possession by the sheriff in Red Rock Township. Arthur Cain 19 Darrell Dunn 18 and Ivan Lund 17 face charges with Dunn and Cain pledging innocence for trial set at 9 a.m. Tuesday while Lund pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing.
A Pacelli High School student won fourth place in the 14th annual contest on juvenile delinquency prevention, sponsored by the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association. Delores Rysavy received a $50 prize. first place went to Mary Ann Vera of Rochester Lourdes High School who earned a $300 scholarship.
A St. Cloud man, Frank G. Opatz, received a 30 day suspended sentence in Municipal Court after being charged with petty larceny for stealing 18 pairs of socks from Kresge's. He was ordered to leave town, and surrounding officers escorted him to the city limits. Police arrested the socks in his possession following a highway patrol stop.
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