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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
7
The note suggests mashing sardines with soft butter and lemon juice for a spread, using a quarter cup of butter per regular can. It says bread needs no butter, but lettuce and mayonnaise are optional. It also mentions date nut loaves from a quick bread recipe can be frozen for four to six months.
Mr and Mrs Archie Larson of 606 14th St NE observe their 25th wedding anniversary. An open house runs Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM in the Sterling State Bank community room hosted by daughters Marilyn Janice and Shirley Larson.
The Luther League of Our Savior's Lutheran Church hosted a program for the Women of the Church on Wednesday with Richard Warmanen as speaker. Carolyn Olson performed violin while the Harmonettes sang, and a worship offering prayer was given by Susanne Russell.
Ramsey Golf Club held a ladies day with prizes for low scores and putts. Winners included Mrs. Donald Theissen, Mrs. Donald Ramlo, Mrs. John Weis, Mrs. Wilford Hansen, Mrs. Robert Hallman, Mrs. Kenneth Heffron, Mrs. Eugene Blaser, Mrs. Dennis Anderson, Mrs. Kenneth Berry, Mrs. Joseph Leathers, Mrs. Steven Duren, Mrs. Ray Hackenmiller, Mrs. Clayton Barnett, Mrs. Allen Helland, and Mrs. Lloyd Seivers. A chip in prize went to Mrs. Dennis Anderson and luncheon followed served by a long list of volunteers.
The Ramsey Bridge Club held a luncheon at the Ramsey Clubhouse on Tuesday. Eight tables of bridge were played with prizes won by Mrs. Harry Schow, Mrs. H. G. Stuewer, Mrs. Roy Anderson, and Mrs. L. B. Hines. A door prize went to Mrs. Howard Booker. Hostesses were Mrs. Chris Bock, Mrs. E. E. Barker, Mrs. A. W. Sommers, and Mrs. R. J. Schmeichel.
The World War I Barracks Auxiliary welcomed four new members at a Monday meeting at the VFW Hall. They are Mrs Archie Winslow Mrs Louis Deyo Mrs Elwin Tiedeman and Mrs Genevieve Sandberg plus Sigurd Mathison Larry Linda Dahle Hayfield Mrs Annie Thompson and Mrs Minnie O'Brien Austin. They visited Cedar Rapids on Sunday to see Mr and Mrs John Flood and family and returned Tuesday. On Monday they were joined by Charles Mathison to visit his sisters Diane and Nancy at the Lutheran Home Davenport Iowa. A pre graduation potluck supper for 32 guests was held.
Prizes for putts and chip-ins were awarded to golfers on the Austin Country Club ladies day. Winners include Mrs. Fred Blazer Sr and several others named. luncheon chair A L Sponberg led the event. The piece notes Sharon Smith Beck’s family honor and a forthcoming move to Germany with her husband.
Dorcas and Martha Circles held meetings presenting Missions in Canada. Devotions, prayers, and lessons were led by multiple members including Mrs. Harold Rhodes and Mrs. F. H. Skinner. Crib quilts and new mission projects were planned. June picnic set at Todd Park.
A dessert tip describes topping fruit flavored chiffon pie with whipped cream then garnish with grated lemon orange or lime rind for visual appeal and refreshed taste.
An advertisement touts T-4-L Solution for foot ailments claiming relief within one hour. It mentions 14 foot bones 66 joints and ligaments and promises cure for athlete's foot and toe itch with twice daily use. The copy references a $2 price and urges prompt today action.
Richmond and Norfolk face daylight saving time issues due to an old Virginia act limited to cities by population. The rule once applied only to Norfolk. as populations shift, it now only affects Richmond. Richmond has adopted daylight time while Norfolk contemplates the change amid population changes.
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