Longest Day Kitchen Prohibition Featured In Austin
Proclaiming the city’s stance for June 22, no woman may enter the kitchen on the longest day, sparking a resident’s disbelief as households plan around the unusual rule.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1963
Page
5
Proclaiming the city’s stance for June 22, no woman may enter the kitchen on the longest day, sparking a resident’s disbelief as households plan around the unusual rule.
Mr and Mrs Willard B Apold announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ann to Earlon L Milbrath son of Mr and Mrs Alton Milbrath Austin Rt 5 No date set for the wedding Miss Apold a Augsburg College Minneapolis graduate will teach in Austin Public Schools this fall Fiance a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma will work for Investors Diversified Services in Minneapolis after graduating from the University of Minnesota in July
The Newcomers Club discussed a June 20 family picnic at Todd Park during its final meeting of the year at Sterling State Bank. Prizes went to Dee Hupp and Robert Nordeen in bridge. Paul Rowe and Edwin Gudgel won 500. door prize awarded to William Nancarrow. Mrs. Dale Knowlton was honored as retiring city hostess with a gift, and serving committee included Delmar Helfritz, Jan Helfritz, Thomas Nelson, and Rowe.
Sister M. Romana of the Sisters of St. Francis, Rochester, spoke to St. Edward's Council of Catholic Women about her Peru study tour under the Church program. She showed slides and discussed illiteracy poverty and perceived communist influences, noting North American aid and slow progress. Officers were elected and clothing for the Pope's Store room was exhibited.
Floral Club meets in the afternoon at the YWCA. St Teresa Unit hosts a 6 30 picnic supper at Todd Park. St John Unit assembles with Mrs Douglas Fladland at 1107 3rd St NW in the evening. St Ursula Unit holds a 7 o clock potluck supper at a location indicated on page 12.
Miss Bette A Haggerty became the bride of Duane M Fellows at St Johns Catholic Church Rochester. The couple will reside in Rochester after a trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. Mrs Evelyn Fellows and Paul J Fellows are the parents of the groom. the bride works at ABC Rochester and the groom at IBM.
A 1950s style kitchen feature suggests Kitchen Holiday on June 22 when dads and kids cook. proposes fish sticks on buns with butter or relish, or a simple casserole. Heat frozen sticks in a 425 degree oven for about 12 minutes and serve with assorted relishes and condiments.
A mixed recipe fragment outlines Ranch Style Casserole with beef beans and vegetables plus a two-box applesauce raisin cake with angel food cake pan bake. It lists butter eggs water and condiments, then instructions to chill and serve with Mandarin orange sections and a hard sauce topping.
Simple to prepare fish sticks served in toasted buns spread with relish. A convenient dish for Kitchen Holiday on June 22 at the AUSTIN HERALD. Women aren’t permitted in the event in Austin Minnesota on Saturday June 8 1963.
Published advice column features Randy’s flu misread of love and a reader Still Waters asking about tipping. Ann explains the flu was a misread of chemistry, discusses healthy dating, and urges 15 percent tips plus a smoking booklet offer.
Notes from Raymond describe new residents Alice Behrens and Mrs Vincent Schisler, a nephew Kenneth Schisler in Austin, and deaths and visits. George Benson dies at 79. Adda Herron celebrated 95th birthday, a former registered nurse. Judy Peterson and Christina Anderson families visit. Girl Scout Troop 77 entertained, lap robes presented to residents. community urged to visit and welcome newcomers.
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