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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
6
After a Washington trip Mr and Mrs Roger D Brun will be at home in Charles City Iowa. They were married June 3 at St Peter s Church Rose Creek. The bride is described in the notice as part of the marriage event.
The Lyle Legion Auxiliary installed officers led by past president Mrs. Clara Peter man. Elected were Mrs. Peter Godfredson president and other officers. They planned a Fourth of July float and reported on the servicemen’s project. Delegates to the Winona district convention gave reports. Next meeting is July 5.
Dear Ann Landers hears readers on marriage choices and money worth in modern relationships. A 19 year old pregnant woman defies pressure to marry, valuing security for her child with a happy couple. A critic from U of Washington argues advice should reflect today’s women seeking money and status, while Ann defends enduring love and understanding.
Mrs Melvin W Anderson of Le Roy entertained the Lodi Social Club on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Silas Hatlestad Mrs S M Vatne Mrs Ken Watne and Cheryl. Mrs John Moews bought the book No One Hears But Him by Taylor Caldwell for LeRoy Library in memory of Anna Erie. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Hatlestad Mrs S M Vatne Cheryl Vatne and Mrs Clifford Iverson. Door prize went to Mrs Ben Fifer. Hatlestad joined the club. July meeting to be with Mrs Severin Hiller.
Miss Cyndy Kay Mauser and William Norman wed at First Methodist Church Osage in a 3 p.m. ceremony performed by Rev. Robert L. Smith with music by Mrs. Richard Hankenson. The couple plans a Florida trip then home to Gladbrook Iowa where Norman teaches and Mauser finishes college.
June Tracy, a Chicago native now performing at the Hiawatha Bar in Austin, weighs 200 pounds at five foot three. She cards a varied act including singing, joke telling, go go and satire, and regularly entertains patrons with balloon animals. Her career spans church choirs, dance bands, and her own act, with a husband and son who support her.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship held an all day session at Sterling Christian Church. After coffee and rolls Mrs. W J Fullen presented Appalachia Where Why What with assistors Mrs. Dean Gilbert Mrs. John Jones Mrs. Floyd Lehman and Mrs. Clarence Smith. Mrs Joseph Brody led worship and dedication of blessing boxes. A potluck dinner followed and members continued work on service projects.
Open house honoring Mr and Mrs Wesley J Collette and Mr and Mrs Lloyd L Jensen for their 25th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Faith EUB Church.
Mrs. Thomas Gaddis named committee chairmen for Episcopal Church Women at a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Officers include Mrs. Harlan Sampson and several others handling devotions, church periodicals, program, social relations, extension, and fundraisers. Delegates voted to sew 50 Red Cross bags and plan a bake sale with leaders in charge.
Mr and Mrs Sanford Severtson were welcomed as new members when the Golden Age Club met Wednesday afternoon at the Moose Home. Cards were played at 29 tables with Mrs Anita Snyder as hostess.
Job's Daughters held their first meeting of the new term Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall with Linda Graves honored queen presiding. Plans for a December formal dance and a swimming party date were discussed as Claudia Waldron past honored queen attended. The next meeting is Sept 5.
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