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Ann Landers answers readers with three letters. A wife recounts hitting back after years of abuse and remains safe. A concerned mother questions wedlock timing, and a store worker criticizes cashing in gifts.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
6
Ann Landers answers readers with three letters. A wife recounts hitting back after years of abuse and remains safe. A concerned mother questions wedlock timing, and a store worker criticizes cashing in gifts.
Patricia Kathryn Weber and James Leighton Mork announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Patricia teaches second grade in Columbia Heights after graduating from Mankato State College. James enters his final year at the University of Minnesota Law School. The wedding is set for August 1 at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
Beef prices stay low this weekend with a wide selection of cuts including cuck and rib roasts round steaks and sirloin plus ground beef. Pork production is easing after two years of growth with bacon and ham featured. Produce offers asparagus field peas okra corn spinach peppers cucumbers radishes cabbage lettuce greens and a colorful fruit array including blueberries cherries mangoes peaches strawberries limes plums and blackberries. June Dairy Month brings a wide dairy selection and featured egg prices.
Lonnie Hudes of Pompano Beach Florida dismisses kindergarten graduation pomp and circumstance claiming grads seem younger. Lonnie age five appears in the AP Photofax caption.
Six Austin women returned from the 80th annual Women’s Relief Corps convention in Minneapolis. The delegation included Mrs. Elmer Meister and several others with Minneapolis naming a new department president. Mrs. Buck will serve as treasurer.
At First Lutheran Church Women meeting in St Ansgar a playlet titled Lest We Forget was presented by Martha Circle members Mrs Luther Tollefson Mrs M B Hendrickson Miss Cora Ostenson Mrs Annis Thorson Mrs Darwin Koster and Mrs Richard Weld A vocal selection by Miss Mary Christensen with Miss Joanne Tesch accompanied followed Life memberships were awarded to several members including Mrs Leon Thorson Mrs Mabel Thompson Mrs Charles Libersky Mrs Chris Sieverts Mrs Donald Comnick Mrs Andrew Ellingson Miss Helen Thorson and Miss Minnie Ostenson.
A study shows chimpanzees can aim when throwing, indicating intentional control of projectile direction. Researchers observed precise target alignment and adjustments midflight suggesting foresight and motor planning in primate behavior.
Awards were made for cup play at Austin Country Club Ladies Day on Wednesday. Class A winners included Mrs. S. C. Haase and Mrs. Harold Hastings among others. Class B and C lists feature numerous participants. Golf chairmen were Mrs. Zschunke and Mrs. D. R. Nelson. Luncheon committee members were listed.
Elizabeth Michels reported on Christmas stockings for veterans families and more than 500 place mats for Veterans Hospitals. The group discussed the district convention opening Friday at Winona with Emery Zipple, national commander, addressing the banquet. Bridge and 500 Were played with prizes to Mrs Norman Bridley Sr Mrs Merrill Halvorson Mrs Roy Anderson and Mrs Violet Tollefson.
Six members of the VFW Auxiliary received poppy awards at the VFW Hall on Wednesday night. Richard Schroeder and Wesley Klinger presented to six named members and a kitchen fund purchase was approved for coffee pots. The charter was draped for two members, a door prize won by Mrs. Hans Paulson Sr., and lunch served by Mrs. Maynard Enright and committee.
New officers were elected by the Elkton Marshall Project Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Spear Elkton Mrs Myron Hokeness was named chairman and Mrs Flor ence Schwerin secretary Topics for the year were discussed The next meeting will be an all day session at the Tloke ness cabin near Waterville
BBB Club members were entertained at a Tuesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Richard Felton of Austin Route 2. Mrs. Pearl Gordon and Mrs. Alvin Wilson led the program and prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Shipe, Mrs. John Lubberts, and Mrs. Carl Rumlin. A birthday party is planned for June 30.
Miss Virginia Hoerner of Austin married Thomas Collins of Edina at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Litomysl. The couple will reside in Owatonna after a Canada trip.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hegge of Rose Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene to Paul Reed son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Reed of Albert Lea Miss Hegge a Pacelli High School graduate and the fiance an Albert Lea High School graduate employed at Red Owl Family Center. The wedding is set for July 18 at St Augustine Church.
Mrs. M. E. Cook led installation for the Women's Society of Christian Service after breakfast at memorial parlor. New officers include President Glenn Nelson, Vice President Walter Sayles, Secretary Harold Warring ton, Treasurer Orrin Bowlby, and Assistant Treasurer Durwood Rochford.
A home tip suggests adding a few drops of nt extract to confectioners sugar frosting for chocolate cookies. Use two cups sugar and two or three tablespoons milk to reach a spreading consistency for the frosting.
Mrs. Jaycees approved a busy slate at Sterling State Bank room on Tuesday night. Projects include a Breakfast in Austin for charity, public library atlas purchase, preschool vision screening support, Cystic Fibrosis funds, aid to the retarded, Minnesota Indians, civil defense, and 10 partner projects with husbands plus ambassador and foster parent programs. New state chair is Mrs. Donovan Johnson. regional VP Mrs. James Verdota spoke. New members Mrs. Bernard Jacob and Mrs. Gene Nietz joined. guests listed. Next meeting at Todd Park. a softball team is sponsored by Sunset Motel.
The Truthseekers Sunday School Class of Zion EUB Church Sargeant met Monday at the church. Host couples were Everett Blanchard and Stanley Reynolds. Reynolds led devotions after recounting the Billy Graham Crusade trip in Tempe Arizona. The class voted to sponsor the annual all church picnic on July 19 at Todd Park.
Mrs Joe Gentle led a Rosary recitation as the St Francis Xavier Missionary Society met Tuesday at St Augustine Church dining hall. Hostesses included Mrs Loren Sayles Mrs Theresa Rustad Mrs Jacob Haffner and Mrs Catherine Sheedy. Prize sponsored by Mrs Rustad went to Mrs Sophie Nicholsen.
Prizes for 18 hole handicap play awarded to numerous Ramsey Club golfers led by Mrs. Howard Rafferty and Mrs. Dennis Anderson. Nine hole winners included Mrs. Hans Olson and Mrs. Birtie Ferguson with a chip in award to Mrs. Maynard Sabre. A noon luncheon followed.
A dessert luncheon by the Past Noble Grands Club was held Tuesday at Mrs. Ivie Bell’s home, 306 1st Ave NW, with co host Mrs. J R Vandenover. Esther Rebekah Lodge will conduct memorial work at the June 18 assembly in Minneapolis. Door prizes went to Mrs. Cassie Hooper and Mrs. Cloyd Lisk. The next meeting is July 14 at 1111 4th St NW with Mrs. J B Sten.
Mr and Mrs Allan Mortensen of Blooming Prairie observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home. Their children Delores Duane and Diane will host.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Harris of Osage announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte Faye Harris to Dale Klemesrud of Long Beach California The couple both graduated from Community High School Osage He attended Mason City Junior College and works in Long Beach California during the summer
Miss Judi Libersky was honored at a bridal shower held at Methodist Fellowship Hall in St Ansgar. Corsages were given to the bride her mother and grandmother and Mrs Warren Thomson of Austin. Patricia and Geraldine Libersky helped open gifts as Vonda Libersky and Penny Lou Thomson presented them.
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