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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
7
Mrs. Aaron Huseby provides an old fashioned homemade ice cream recipe at Minnesota Dairy Month kickoff event in Minneapolis. The recipe yields one gallon and uses eggs sugar cream milk vanilla and salt with simple mixing and freezing steps.
Mrs. H Fisher was re elected president of St Edward's Council of Catholic Women on Monday. Officers named include Stanek as vice president Bustad treasurer Schmidt financial secretary Hassing secretary. Plans discussed for Winona Council convention July 25 in Austin and a July 24 tea honoring past diocesan presidents in St Edward's coffee room. Also reports on Fostering Vacations Vacation School growth Parent Educator and Family Life committees. A note recalls Japan's pearl burnings history.
Miss Bonnie McMillan of Albert Lea and Ronald W. Shoemaker of Austin wed at First Lutheran Church Albert Lea with Rev. Arvid E Bidne officiating. Bride wore white nylon satin gown. reception followed in church parlor. The couple, graduates of local high schools, plan home in Austin after a Wisconsin trip.
Miss Rosmary Skipper daughter of Mr and Mrs Ollen J English of Hialeah Florida married William J Harris son of Mr and Mrs Harold Harris at Homestead AFB Chapel in Homestead Florida. The ceremony featured Father Dennis M Dwyer as celebrant and a reception followed at the church. The couple plan to reside in Miami after a wedding trip to Austin Texas.
The Austin Town and Country Club set final plans for the Tri Flower Show at the Mall Shopping Center June 17 19. The group discussed city flower beds mum plants and judge criteria while Mrs Lee Machacek and Mrs Dennis Frederickson evaluated club member arrangements. Invitations were received to the Hemerocallis Society convention in July at Albert Lea. Shrimping noted as a top US seafood industry in National Geographic.
Women of Six Mile Grove Lutheran Church hosted guest day at the church near Lyle with attendees from St. Ansgar and Deer Creek Valley. Devotions by Mrs. Stanley Klemesrud followed by an address from Mrs. Robert Ackerwold of Austin, Rochester conference stewardship secretary. Music featured a double quartet and several soloists with piano accompaniment.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Attlesey of 602 3rd St NW celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Our Savior s Lutheran Church hosted by their children.
The Order of Eastern Star held a potluck dinner before its final year meeting in Lime Springs on Wednesday. Mrs. Donald Lyons led the gift table with help from Mrs. Harlan Stevenson and Mrs. Marvin Wessling. The next session is set for September.
Instructions for wedding announcements to Herald: submit before 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony or details will be condensed. After one week only an announcement appears. Info blanks available at Herald office or by mail. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
The Golden Age Club hosted a Monday afternoon card party at the Moose Home in Austin with 12 tables of 500 whist canasta and bridge. Lunch was served by members and Mrs Eva Krausert acted as hostess.
The Social Literary Club held its annual potluck picnic on Thursday at the LeRoy Municipal Building. Guests included Mrs. Elmer McRoberts and Mrs. O. H. Daily. Miss Audrey Stohr performed accordion selections. Calendars were crafted by several club members.
Guests at the Roger Krause home include her parents Mr and Mrs Virgil Blunt of Miles City Montana Mr and Mrs Norris Krause and daughters of Morton Illinois and Mr and Mrs Marvin Krause and family of Albert Lea Minnesota.
Information on events for the Women’s Page must reach the Herald by 8:30 a.m. the day after the event and by 9:30 a.m. the second day. third day allowed for out of city events. Wedding notices due before the ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. the day after. After that, items are condensed or published as announcements after a week. Pictures due within 12 days of the wedding.
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