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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

6

Toasted walnuts and fruit dessert and mushroom soup sauce

Toast walnuts with raisins and dates for a dessert. Bake walnut halves on a sheet until lightly browned while shaking the pan to prevent over browning. Canned mushroom soup with a splash of milk makes a sauce for biscuit rolls with chicken turkey ham or beef. Add sautéed mushrooms if desired.

Canned Chestnut Tip for Turkey Stuffing

Readers are advised to avoid chestnuts packed in syrup when using canned chestnuts in turkey stuffing. Rinse or choose dry packed chestnuts to prevent extra sweetness and preserve stuffing balance.

RNA 50 Year Members Honored Dinner At IOOF Hall

The Royal Neighbors honored 50 year members at dinner Tuesday night at the IOOF Hall. Mrs Olga Larson was chairwoman of the event and presented pins to Mr and Mrs Philip Ward and to Mrs Frank Skala Mrs Grace Morgan Mrs Emma Harrison Mrs Mabel Haskell Mrs Sanford Severson and Mrs Jessie Alwelling. Cards followed the meeting.

Royal Neighbors IOOF Olga Larson Anna Moore Philip Ward Frank Skala Grace Morgan Emma Harrison Mabel Haskell Sanford Severson Jessie Alwelling

Making Lingerie Satisfies Women's Sense of Beauty

A hundred women attend an eight session course in lingerie making at Liebenstein Hall taught by Mrs. Sara Boyer Rochester under the Mower County Extension Service. They share patterns and costs, discuss designs from nighties to chemises, and express how the project fulfills their sense of beauty and skill.

Liebenstein Hall Richard Hayes Robert Gleason Loren Brinkman Roger Catherwood

ALCW Announces Strawberry Festival at Red Oak Grove

The Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church Women met at the church to announce the Strawberry Festival on June 27. Ruth Circle presented Christian Living Begins at Home while Mrs. Nordal Tollefson led worship offering.

Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church Dale Johnson Ruth Circle Nordal Tollefson Rachel Circle

Flex Your Hands With Simple Repetition

A guide suggests five hand exercises to improve flexibility and expressive motion. Perform the sequence by folding, opening, spreading, then unclasping, repeatedly ten times, with elbows resting on a table for stability.

Glazed Ham Tip with Mustard Boost

When glazing baked ham mix brown sugar and fruit juice then add a pinch of dry mustard. The mustard sharpens the glaze, enhancing sweetness with a tangy note that complements the meat.

Wedding notice guidelines for Herald readers

Planning a wedding for publication requires submission before 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony. After the deadline the notice is condensed and after a week only an announcement appears. Send details to the Herald and include pictures within 12 days after the ceremony.

Herald

Aldersons to Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs R C Alderson of 610 4th Ave SW celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 30 to 5 p m at First Baptist Church and a program at 8 p m.

R. C. Alderson 4Th Ave First Baptist Church

First United States Mint Founded in 1792

The first United States Mint was established in 1792 marking the creation of the nation's official facility to produce coinage. This milestone laid the groundwork for a standardized currency system and federal monetary authority.

United States

First US radio station opens doors in 1920

A historic milestone marks the launch of the United States first radio station on November 2 1920. The event signals the rise of broadcast communication and sets a new era for national media. The station paves the way for future stations and the development of radio as a common household medium.

United States

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