BBB Club Meets With Mrs Shipe
Eighteen members and two guests attended the BBB Club meeting at Mrs. John Shipe’s Austin Route 2 home. After a potluck dinner, members shared canning and freezing tips as Mrs. Everett Staley and Mrs. Archie Wilson led the program. The next meeting is scheduled for June 29 at Mrs. Leonard Anderson’s Austin Route 2 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBB Club
John Shipe
Austin Rt. 2
Everett Staley
Archie Wilson
Leonard Anderson
Two New Members Join St. John's Aid
St John s Lutheran Ladies Aid welcomed Mrs Ewald Kohlwes and Mrs Louis Klingins on Thursday evening at the church parlors. Rev W F Milbrath led devotions and a discussion on faith creation and preservation. The group plans a fall food canning project for Concordia College and lunch was served after with a birthday song for several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ewald Kohlwes
Louis Klingins
W. F. Milbrath
God
Concordia College
Jay Humphrey
Chris Kolb
Melvin Kreinbring
Howard Irwin
Martin Holte
William Cummings
Margaret Wenzel
Henry Rottloff
Elmer Wuertz
Lawn Social Planned at Rose Creek
Thirty five members of St Peters Rosary Society met at the school for a Rosary and business meeting led by Mrs Olaf Johnson and Rev Leon Hazanski. They discussed a July lawn social and October potluck, plus collecting items for the Pope's storehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Rosary Society
Olaf Johnson
Leon Hazanski
Rosary Society
Nick Fink
Eugene McCloskey
Melvin Schnorenberg
National Catholic War Relief Organization
St. Clara's
St. Ann Unit Plans July Picnic
St. Ann's Unit discussed a July picnic at the home of Mrs. Charles Prehoda. Eleven members and one guest attended. Prizes were awarded during the social hour to Mrs. Donald Hanzlicek Mrs. Eugene Gerber and Mrs. Norman Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's
Charles Prehoda
Donald Hanzlicek
Eugene Gerber
Norman Campbell
Shower Honors Miss Grace Kopet Before Her June 26 Wedding
A Wednesday evening shower at 705 N Seventh hosted by Mrs Lee Bulger and co hosts honored Miss Grace Kopet. Twenty five guests received gifts as games and photos were enjoyed. Corsages were given to Miss Kopet her mother and her grandmother. Lunch followed gifts. The bride to be is to marry John J Hruby in Washington DC on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kopet
Lee Bulger
Ed Whener
Albert Bastyr
Nordeen Tufte
Miss Kopet
Joseph Kopet
Joseph Mosha
John J. Hruby
Washington, D. C
Baptist Women Work for Missions
Four groups of the First Baptist Church held sessions. Group Two met at 300 W. Water for aprons and towels for missions with 17 members. Group Four met at the church parlors with 15 members as Lola Thorp spoke of Brooklyn mission work. Group Five met at 1502 Riverside Dr for letters from missionaries and devotions. Group Six worked on potholders and bandages at Ozro Brown home with 8 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. J. Williams
B. M. Addington
C. E. Miller
Lola Thorp
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ralph Nebergall
Leslie Mayrick
Eleanor Smith
Walter Tomhave
Riverside Dr
Harold Lightly
Clarence Schmidt
Group Six
Ozro Brown
Sidney Felty
Brown
Grace Baptist Group Sessions Convene in Four Groups
Grace Baptist Church held Wednesday afternoon meetings across four groups. Group Two, hosted by Mrs. Ethel Deer at 307 W Alleg heney, included 10 members and four visitors with Mayre Bedell leading, Lola Thorpe delivering the message, and Christine Schueler closing prayer. Group Three gathered at 608 W College with seven members as Mabel Lightly led devotions and Clara Utzke offered the prayer. missionary letters were read and bandages made. Group Four, hosted by Mrs. Frank Felty at 205 S Franklin, had six members, devotions by Harlan Hanson, missionary letters read, and baby items worked on.
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Grace Baptist Church
Ethel Deer
W. Allegheney
Mayre Bedell
Lola Thorpe
Christine Schueler
Ona Corbin
W. College
Mabel Lightly
Clara Utzke
Frank Felty
S. Franklin
Harlan Hanson
Easy Scrap Quilt Pattern by Laura Wheeler
Simple Tumbling Block quilt pattern 722 offered by Laura Wheeler. Includes pattern pieces and directions for scrap quilting. Price 25 cents. add 5 cents for first class mail. Send name address and zone to Austin Daily Herald Needlecraft Dept. New York.
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Austin Daily Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
West 17Th St
Ramsey Golf Club Two-Ball Foursome Opens Season
The Ramsey Golf Club held its first two-ball foursome of the season on Thursday with nine-hole play followed by a picnic supper. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Wilson Rinaman Kenneth Percival Mrs Francis Humker Kenneth Heslip Mrs William Hans Harold Michelson Miss Pat Erdman and Robert McCoy. The next event is planned for Thursday June 24.
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Ramsey Golf Club
Wilson Rinaman
Kenneth Percival
Francis Humker
Kenneth Heslip
William Hans
Harold Michelson
Pat Erdman
Robert McCoy
Jolly 12 Plans for July Picnic at Todd Park
Jolly 12 Club met at Mrs Vernon Nelsons Teeterville Iowa with eleven members and two guests. Vice president Mrs Warren Overacker led the business session. Picnic slated for 12 30 p m July 11 at Todd Park. Birthday gifts given to Mrs Herbert Leecher Mrs Elton Murphy and Mrs Burnett Johnson. Prizes awarded to Mrs Donald Ziegler Mrs Robert Schaub and Mrs Max Ellis. Mrs Ziegler helped serve lunch.
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Jolly 12 Club
Vernon Nelson
Teeterville
Iowa
Warren Overacker
Todd Park
Herbert Leecher
Elton Murphy
Burnett Johnson
Donald Ziegler
Robert Schaub
Max Ellis
Worth While Club Plans Annual Picnic
The Worth While Club met at Mrs. Rufus Rawn’s home in Lyle Center to organize the annual picnic set for Sunday July 11 at Lyle Park. Prize winners included Mrs. Harry Jordan Mrs. Gust Schmidt and Mrs. Herman Evenson. Door prize went to Mrs. Pearl Rawn. Lunch was served by the hostess and daughter Beverly Rawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth While Club
Rufus Rawn
Lyle Center
Lyle Park
Roy Dunning
Herman Evenson
W. C. Denison
Loren Denison
Harry Jordan
Gust Schmidt
Pearl Rawn
Beverly Rawn
Miss Mary Miller Honored at Shower
A shower for Miss Mary Miller was held Thursday at Miss Helen Florek's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Marlin and Mrs. Myrtle Meyer, with a door prize to Miss Helen Kraft. Miller will marry Paul Meyer June 19 at St. Augustine Church. gifts were presented and refreshments served.
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Mary Miller
Helen Florek
Johnson
Robert Marlin
Myrtle Meyer
Helen Kraft
Miss Miller
Paul Meyer
St. Augustine Church
History of the WCOF Presented by Mrs O Malley
Mrs Louis O Malley gave a history of the Austin Court Women s Catholic Order of Foresters at the KC Hall as the group marks its 55th anniversary. A tribute to chief rangers highlighted Mrs J W Rollins Sr who served three terms. New member Mrs Norman Mathwig was welcomed. A quiz featured members including Mrs Harry Johnson and others with prizes to Mrs John Schneider and two other winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Louis O'Malley
KC Hall
Mary Taylor
Austin
Nellie Malley
California
O'Malley
J. W. Rollins Sr
Norman Mathwig
Harry Johnson
W. C. Holbert
H. Thilgen
Robert Kasak
Neils Christianson
James Wempe
Inez Morgan
Nelson
Merrill Smith
John Schneider
Gerald Gorman
Weise
LeRoy Bible School Dates Announced by Dorcas Society
At a LeRoy Baptist Dorcas Society meeting in July the church announced summer Bible school dates. Mrs. Morris Hopp hosted with co-hostess Mrs. Robert Hanson. Program led by Mrs. Jessie Havens Jr. with prayers by Mrs. Havens, music by Dianne Hopp and Michael Volkart, and readings led by Mrs. Volkart. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Mode Williston North Dakota, Mrs. Francis McKnight Altadena California, and Mrs. Ole Grimley LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Dorcas Society
LeRoy
Morris Hopp
Robert Hanson
Jessie Havens Jr
Wilbur Volkart
Dianne Hopp
Kay Nauman
Michael Volkart
Francis McKnight
Altadena
Calif
Ole Grimley
Missionary Circle Holds Regular Meet
The June gathering of Circle 29 at St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild met Thursday at the parish house. Hosts were Miss Annetta Jahren and Miss Clara Rockne while Mrs. Kenneth Simonson and Miss Ethel Wold led devotions and prayer. Edith Thompson led Bible study and Miss Viola Kintz offered the worship offering prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 29
St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild
Annetta Jahren
Clara Rockne
Kenneth Simonson
Ethel Wold
Edith Thompson
Viola Kintz
Circle 11 Hosts Meeting at Voss Home
Circle 11 of St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild met at the Victor Voss home with 15 members and two guests. Mrs. Wilbur Blom led Bible study and readings were given by Mrs. Voss. John Trelstad led the worship offering prayer.
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Victor Voss
Mordahl Braaten
St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild
Voss
Wilbur Blom
Voss A
John Trelstad
Graduation notes and local visits surface in Minnesota trip listings
Families and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hose and Phyllis, Miss Betty Hose, and Mrs. Adeline Boyer travel to Seattle and the Twin Cities for graduations and illness visits. Local events cover hospital admission, a son’s confirmation at St Olaf, and relatives gathering for meals and leaves from Ellsworth AFB.
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Glen Hose
Phyllis
Emma Hose
Guy Richmond
Leslie Farris
University of Minnesota
Betty Hose
Adeline Boyer
Edward Albright
John
Seattle
Wash
Style tips for short men on summer fabrics
The text advises short men to skip flamboyant prints in summer cottons. Delicate floral patterns should be scaled to height. For patterns, small checks are preferable and plaids should be avoided.
Red Rock Group Luncheon Plans July Picnic
Mrs. Henry Hertle of Brownsdale hosted the Red Rock Project Group at a Monday luncheon. Seven members attended as plans were made for a July picnic. The luncheon committee included Mrs. Clara Rugg Mrs. Hertle Mrs. Dean Olson and Mrs. Nathan Wiese.
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Henry Hertle
Brownsdale
Red Rock Project
Clara Rugg
Hertle
Dean Olson
Nathan Wiese
Large rummage sale at 1011 W Bridge this week
Clothing pillows lamps foot stool clock shelves curtains blackboard and misc items offered at a large rummage sale running all week at 1011 West Bridge.
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W. Bridge
Harrisburg Banker Leaves $2000 to Police Relief Fund
The will of banker George W. Reily, probated yesterday in Harrisburg, left 2000 dollars to the city police relief fund in recognition of the help from officers as his sight declined. Reily died Saturday.
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Harrisburg
George W. Reily
City Police
Reily
Washington DC First Biracial Teacher Exam Held
Negro and white candidates competed in the District of Columbia's first biracial examination for grades and junior high teaching positions yesterday, signaling progress toward desegregation in city schools.
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Washington
District of Columbia
White Elephant Sale At 1614 W Oak Land Ady
A white elephant sale is planned for Thursday Friday and Saturday at 1614 West Oak land Ady location. Organized by local volunteers, proceeds support community programs and youth activities.
Puppy Love Breaks Up Happy Home in Divorce Case
Los Angeles. Pianist Elliott Fisher faced testimony from Mrs Lisette Fisher in a divorce over a Chihuahua named Ricky. She received the dog along with 400 cash and 2500 in jewelry as part of a property settlement after their marriage began August 22. She testified Fisher was jealous of the pet and claimed Ricky after separation.
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Los Angeles
Elliott Fisher
Lisette Fisher
Ricky
British Daily Urges Job for Oppenheimer Adviser
The Daily Mail in London calls Britain to find a position for Dr. Robert Oppenheimer, suspended adviser to the U S Atomic Energy Commission. The article argues Western allies cannot afford to waste him, though U S investigators found him loyal but a security risk and not to be reinstated. final action rests with the U S Atomic Energy Commission.
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London
Daily Mail
Britain
Robert Oppenheimer
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
William Hardcastle
U. S
Pots Restored By Boiling Acidic Foods
Acid foods like tomatoes or rhubarb heated in pots can remove stains and renew their finish. This quick method relies on the natural acidity to lift grime and restore color without harsh cleaners.
Rummage Sale at Salvation Army Basement
Basement sale at Salvation Army 418 FE Bridge Saturday morning 9 to 12. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Lost 40 Lbs Feel Wonderful in Minnesota Ad
Bo writes from Owatonna about losing 40 pounds using Naran Concentrate home recipe. The letter praises the product and recommends a $1.40 liquid dose from local druggists with a free booklet and manufacturer refund if unsatisfied after first bottle.
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Owatonna
Minn
N. A. Hallberg
Larch St
Naran
Minnesota
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Edward C. Jensen
Austin Rt. 4
Edward F. Pfeifer
Lyndale
Shipe
St. John’s Aid
Rose Creek
St. Ann
Rochester
Miss Grace Kopet
Grace Baptist
By Laura Wheeler
Bridge Street
Ramsey
Jolly 12
Ardell Ward
Martha Moe
Mary Moe
Red Oak Grove
LDR
Elmer Berg
Muffit
Janice Busness
Betty Anderson
Jean Anderson
W. B. Grise
Herman Hormel
Harlan Olson
Presbyterian Women's Guild For Medical Missions
Presbyterian Hospitals
Africa
John Hormel
Grise
S. Kenwood
Bible
Missionary Circle
Circle 11
Joe Paschal
Park
St. Olaf Hospital
George Jech
S. River
Leonard Gerald
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
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Dwayne
Rapid City
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Ellsworth Air Force Base
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Spring Valley
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D. Olson
Knute Rudlong
Ida Rudlong
Adams
David Nelson
E. Water
Carl Swedberg
Minneapolis
Olympia
Donna
Carl E. Gransee
Park Rapids
Willie Young
Jacob Barwind
Carl Gransee
Ed Gransee
St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester
Red Rock
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Wold’s Drug Store
Harrisburgh Police Fund
White Elephant Sale
Happy
Daily Flags Oppenheimer Action
Dusharme
Thigarres
Austin Beauty Shop
Lillian and
John Watkins
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