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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Milton Stokes of 1305 Baldwin announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sylvia to Richard Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Thompson of 611 Center. The wedding is set for Sunday July 17 at the Congregational Church.
Betty Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson Elk tom and James Threinen son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Threinen Milaca Minn were married Wednesday at the Methodist Church in Dexter Alfred Anderson officiated The ceremony featured a double ring act with Miss Joanne Schwerin at the organ and Miss Marie Miller as soloist The couple will reside in Winona where they are students at the Teachers College Following a reception for 75 in the church parlors Mrs Wilson and Mrs Threinen wore formal dresses and the couple will honeymoon in Wisconsin Dells
St Ann Unit met at Mrs A Schmit's home 806 Baldwin with eleven members present. After a business session a social hour followed with prizes awarded to Mrs R W Meier and Mrs Charles Prehoda. July meeting will be at the Prehoda home.
Strong alkaline soaps or extremely hot water in cleaning china can cause fading of gold bands and gilt decorations. The warning notes that such methods damage delicate gilding, urging gentler washing practices to preserve ornamental details.
A breakfast in Todd Park was planned by the Katherine Tekawi tha Unit Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Baruth hosted members and the Rev. George Moudry. After the Rosary, Mrs. Orville Wangen led the business session and Mrs. Lloyd Brinkman directed the study club discussion.
About 150 women attended golf and bridge at the Austin Country Club on Wednesday. Winners in bridge were Mrs. George Ewoldt and Mrs. Spencer Jordan. A twilight golf session for couples with a potluck supper is planned for Monday. The Ram sey and out-of-town guest day is set for June 29.
Miss Gladys Goergen and James Hemann wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Johns Catholic Church Johnsburg with Rev George Smith officiating. The bride wore nylon embroidered tulle and a cathedral train. attendants wore orchid Nile green and pink gowns. reception for 170 guests followed at Visitation Recreation Center. The couple plans to live in St Ansgar after Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Dear Mrs. Landers advises a couple against letting two families live together in their new home citing loss of privacy and potential marital strain. The column also addresses prude neighbors, a soldier's girlfriend dating others, and a timid fiancé lacking firm marriage plans.
For brides heading to the altar, a lace frilled chignon cap offers a veil substitute. The text notes wallpaper stripes with ivy in glazed chintz create fresh summer cotton effects and suggests cotton satin as a lush cool option for textures.
Mrs. A. W. Johnson presided at the Methodist Church parlors as the Women's Society of Christian Service installed new officers for the year. A district meeting report and treasurer's report were given, a $100 Japan mission donation was announced, and a August Todd Park picnic was planned with Mrs. Ahlgren as chairman.
Glory Ann Darbo of Spring Valley will marry Donald Anderson of LeRoy in a ceremony at 8 p.m. on June 18 at the Assemblies of God Church in Spring Valley. Darbo is a Spring Valley High School graduate and Mayo Clinic employee. Anderson is a junior at the University of Minnesota.
The Women of the Moose sponsor a bake sale this Friday at Trowbridge and Piggly Wiggly stores. funds support lodge activities and community programs.
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