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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Donald McGillivray Jr of LeRoy celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on June 17 with an open house from 2 to 5 p m at their farm home A program is planned for 2 o clock honoring the couple with friends and family in attendance
News notes circles of Holy Cross Lutheran Church meet in church parlors and at member homes in the evening. Rosary Society gathers at St. Augustine dining hall, while Mower County Pomona Grange plans a fifth degree at Sumner Grange Hall. Newcomers Club meets Normandy Cafe. Mexico reports 800000 more births than deaths annually.
Mrs A B Bertilson 1007 Collins hosted the Friendship and Birthday Club of the LS to B LFE on Wednesday evening with assistance from Mrs Charles Bonnelle. Prize winners included Mrs Elling Olson and Mrs Leonard Alwelling. door prize went to Mrs Arnold Johnson and a gift to Mrs Harvey Becker. Next meeting set for June 28.
During ladies' day at the Austin Country Club awards were presented for the championship tournament held last fall. Champion was Mrs. Robert Chaffee with runner up Mrs. H. R. Hastings. First flight winners included Mrs. James R. Williams and Mrs. Don Schiltz. Second flight winners were Mrs. David Cornell and Mrs. H. P. VanCleve. Third flight winners were Mrs. Don Erickson and Mrs. Kenn Thompson. Fourth flight winners were Mrs. W. J. McGuinness and Mrs. George Stahl. A noon luncheon served 100 members. 60 played golf with prizes for low putt and low net scores.
Seven new members were honored at a Tuesday dinner by the BPO Does at the Elks Club. Initiated were Mrs. Wilbur Helmsness, Mrs. Richard Hoffman, Mrs. Leland Kittleson, Mrs. E. D. Levasseur, Mrs. Thomas Meany, Mrs. John Perry, and Mrs. Don Scherfenberg. Mrs. Bert Coon, president, presented roses. Mrs. Coon left for Cheyenne Wyoming to attend the national Doe convention June 10 to 14.
The text advises that a dull pan yields a better bottom crust and more even browning than a shiny pan, suggesting less reflective cookware improves bake results.
Ann Landers counsels two households in upheaval to stay neutral and avoid being used as sounding boards. A sobering note urges preserving relations with both parents while avoiding involvement in their conflict. The advice targets younger siblings facing parental divorce and a-wife seeking guidance on the underage affair.
Advice notes most women aim for fresh whites or pale beige gloves and urges regular cleaning. It suggests washing at home or getting them cleaned to keep light colors looking well.
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