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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
6
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The article explains wearing a corsage with petals up as the proper method. It notes you may pin it to either shoulder but favors the right shoulder for longer lasting freshness during dancing. A modern variation suggests wearing the flowers at the waist or on a purse with strapless dresses.
A column features reader questions to Ann Landers about family tragedy and infidelity, with responses urging support and pointing out mental illness risks. The page includes a light humor snippet and short fashion and fitness tips such as Paris sweater painting and ankle slimming exercises.
St Olaf Lutheran Church Women met Thursday for a dessert luncheon and to view the film Almost Neighbors. The story centers on a family and a church based on its people, showing how divisions between neighboring communities arise from social and economic barriers. Rev Harvey M Johnson led devotions, Mrs Lloyd Anderson sang, and Mrs Gust Speten led worship meditation. Circles 10 and 14 hosted with co chairs Mrs John Bell and Mrs Irvin Bartley.
Mrs. Clifford Barclay hosted the Royal Neighbors of London at Barclay Home with guest Mrs. Gladys Helland district deputy. The organization plans a July 18 dinner at Tommy's Supper Club to honor 50 year members.
The article advises shielding eyes with cosmetic puffs and covering them during sunbathing. It notes many tinted glasses do not act as proper sunscreen and mainly reduce glare rather than block sun rays.
Patricia Sue Maxon and Robert Eugene Larson plan a December 21 wedding. Both are Wartburg College seniors, with Maxon majoring in speech and drama and Larson in history with coaching minor. The couple's families reside in Clarion Iowa and 709 9th St NE. Janet LaClair graduates as RN and BSN from University of Minnesota nursing program.
Douglas Pitts, rector of St. Matthew's, spoke at Christ Episcopal Church Women in the Guild Room Austin about his stay in England. He used slides from St Augustine College Canterbury to illustrate. A $25 donation was sent to the Cass Lake Camp Scholarship Fund.
The article notes that modern hairstyles rely on natural shine so many women may need more frequent shampooing. For those troubled by frequent washing a baby shampoo is recommended to provide delicate yet thorough cleaning.
Plan ahead for wedding notices to Herald by 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony. After that time details are condensed and after one week only an announcement appears. Blank forms are available at the Herald office or by mail. Pictures must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
Thirteen new members were introduced at a Wednesday meeting of the Golden Age Club held at the Moose Home. A card session ran at 24 tables and lunch was provided by a club committee led by chairman Mrs Winifred Hartauist. Mrs Anita Snyder served as hostess.
A simple cleaning tip states two teaspoons of cream of tartar dissolved in a quart of water will brighten aluminum. The home remedy focuses on removing dullness and restoring a clean luster to aluminum surfaces.
Austin Minnesota advertisement promotes Blue Lustre carpet cleaner claiming top efficiency for any shampooer. Rent for $1 a day from Youngers in Sterling.
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