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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
7
Ann Landers addresses readers concerns about newborn eye color. She clarifies that babies often appear blue at birth even from brown eyed parents and explains genetic possibilities. She notes many readers report unexpected eye colors in their families and urges understanding rather than alarm.
The 45th Lightly reunion and picnic supper were held Tuesday at the Isaac Walton Cabin. Fran cis Lightly led the business session. Officers elected included Charles W. Lightly president, Mrs. John Lightly vice president, Miss Marian Hoban and Miss Marcella Hoban secretaries, Mrs. Dorothy Sheedy treasurer. Nine births, two marriages and one death were reported in the past year. Out-of-town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rogers and son Rapid City South Dakota and Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Earl Park Rapids Minnesota.
Women from 14 parishes of the Austin Deanery met at St Aidens Church Ellendale to discuss parents role in vocations. Rev Urban Neudecker moderated the panel with parish vocation chairmen as speakers. The executive board voted to send a delegate to the national convention in Las Vegas from Oct 30 to Nov 4.
Miss Grace Leonard hosted Group 2 of Grace Baptist Church on a Wednesday afternoon with Miss Mayre Beadell in charge of devotions. Nine members worked on quilt blocks for missions.
Donald Dimmel will preside over a shower honoring Miss Haldorson on June 19 at St. Olaf Lutheran Church.
The burial place of Paul Revere lies in The Old Granary Burying Grounds near Boston Common.
Mrs Lattin reported on the Rochester district meeting and Mrs A W Johnson led devotions. Mrs Darling poured refreshments as Group 16 served before the session.
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