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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
5
Moscow neighbors announce a Women’s Club gathering Friday evening at the Town Hall. Members are invited to an afterwork session with social and planning activities.
Dolores DeYoung daughter of Ralph and Mrs. DeYoung Dexter and Russell A Gage son of Verne and Mrs. Gage Rochester exchanged vows May 23 at First Methodist Church Rochester. Attending were Patricia DeYoung James Gage and Jack Gage. Dallas DeYoung and Donald Gage served as ushers. They plan a Canada trip and reside in Rochester.
About 40 attended the LeRoy Girls State mixer hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary with 1957 and 1958 delegates and parents present. St Peter Rosary Society gathered at Rose Creek School for quarterly plans including a Pope Storeroom sewing drive and a July summer festival and Oct 19 fall dinner.
Sharon Kaye Christian of Waltham becomes engaged to Robert G Hanson a St Olaf College student and son of Milford and Milfield Hanson of Hayfield. No wedding date set. Also notes a bridal shower for Rosemary Fisch and Girl Scout Camp bus schedules for June 16 20 with listed pickup times by school.
When preparing cake batter, sift the flour then lightly pile into the measuring cup to ensure accurate volume. This method avoids overpacking and yields a precise amount for reliable results.
Miss Nancy J. Dunlop daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Dunlop 303 S Franklin and Jiles A Baldus son of Mr and Mrs Irwin Baldus 2112 McKinley were married at Queen of Angels Church with Monsignor Cunningham officiating at 9 30 am The bridal party included maid of honor Patricia Baldus and flower girl Deborah Dunlop The reception served to 150 guests at KC Hall Afterwards the couple planned to reside at 2112 McKinley.
Miss Nancy Cool was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Mary Pesch and Miss Barbara Anderson at Pesch's home on 405 S. Chatham. Guests played games, awarded prizes to Miss Cool and Patricia Swain, and Rose Pfeifer helped open gifts. The couple plans to wed July 3 at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Marshall Minnesota.
Women of the Moose chose Mrs Raymond Granle as senior regent at Thursday meeting. New officers include Mrs Glen Ryan junior regent Mrs Lloyd Johnson chaplain Mrs Mary Maloney treasurer and Mrs Alvin Scheid recorder. Six new members were initiated and a calendar award was received from Mooseheart.
A wave of nervous breakdowns hits fashion judges as prize funds rise. Hannah Troy, judge in the $125,000 Sew-Off, says choosing winners is tougher than contestants. Dorothy Roe notes another judges panel selecting a $5,000 prize in a Young Homemaker contest.
St Olaf Missionary Guild Circle Two held a dessert luncheon at 1809 W Oakland with Bible study by Mrs Reuben Strand and worship by Mrs J F Downs. A July 17 meeting is planned at 811 Neola. Circle 19 met at 709 N Elm with Bible study led by Mrs Guy Williams and Mrs Dammen at 1008 Bryan will host in July.
Miss Ann Sathre was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Harvey Sathre and Miss Diane Sathre at Mrs. Byron Huseby’s Adams home. Guests played games, a door prize went to Miss Ann Sathre, and Miss Marcia Huseby assisted with gifts. Latre’s marriage to Gary Eppen will occur at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at St Olaf Lutheran Church.
Philip Ahn spoke to the Sterling Christian Women's Fellowship at Sterling Christian Church. He is pursuing a chemistry doctorate and plans to teach in Korea after studies. Mrs. William McDonald introduced him and led a Q and A session.
Mrs Roger Huff of 601 Bauman hosted the Jolly Dozen Birthday Club Thursday evening. Honored members were Mrs B Johnson and Mrs Alton Murphy. Plans were made for a 5:30 picnic on July 10 at Todd Park.
Miss Elinor Christensen hosted Group Three of Grace Baptist Women’s Society at 1612 Sun Valley Road Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Leona Crandall presented Priority Rights of Christ for devotions as the group worked on sewing for missions.
The Happy Thought Club met Thursday at Mrs. Horace Wood's home 713 Page for its annual meeting. A donation from Mrs. Emeline Anderson Wheaton TI was received and the program featured musical selections by Gary Morgan Judy Chambers and Mrs. Mabel Herman. Fay Hanson won the door prize with a picnic planned at Todd Park for the next gathering.
The VFW Auxiliary held a social gathering at the VFW Hall on Wednesday. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Herman Helland and Mrs. Victor Emery, and Mrs. Earl Warner won the door prize. Members were urged to attend the department encampment in Rochester June 1821. Mrs. Paul Lattin and committee served lunch.
The Women's Missionary Federation at LeRoy Lutheran Church hosted Rachel Circle Division A for a cradle roll program. Eleven children were enrolled with accordion music by Audrey Stohr and a playlet by a team including Velma Blum and Janice Hanna. Bible study was led by Mrs. Archie Roe and worship offering prayer by Mrs. Bert Moe. Actions approved include packing food parcels for an Indian mission in Minneapolis and funding half of Bible camp costs, plus gifts to the retiring circuit president, church cleanup on June 26, and a donation to Lutheran World Action. A birthday card was signed for Miss Doris Nelson, missionary to Zululand.
Mrs Edwin Denny was accepted as a new member of St John s Lutheran Ladies Aid at the church Thursday evening. Plans were made to clean the school August 22 assist the LLL in the Food for Concordia drive serve lunch at Vacation Bible School closing exercises, and hold a family picnic in July. The aid voted to become a patron of the Minnesota State Centennial Pageant in Albert Lea October 27 with all synods participating. Mrs Chester Torrens led recreation with prizes to Mrs L Ingvalson and Mrs W F Milbrath. Hostesses were Mrs Blowers Mrs L Brands Mrs O Braaten and Mrs Scholtes.
The 12 Bees Birthday Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Harold Johnson 512 Gar street. Games provided entertainment and a door prize was won by Mrs. Loren Enfield. The next session will be hosted by Mrs. Shirley Giles in Albert Lea.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Michael Lutheran Church in Waltham met with Rev. S M Schreitmuel ler presenting Make Use of the Talents God Gave You. Plans for painting the parsonage and a June 24 all day church cleaning were organized. A $10 donation went to Grace Lutheran Sanitorium in San Antonio. Mrs. Enno Krull and Mrs. Ewald Juhnke reported on the Preston convention. A playlet was staged by Mrs. Roger Benjamin and Mrs. William Paape with lessons by Mrs. Gerald Juhnke.
The St Anthony Unit met to organize a bake sale for July. Hostess Mrs Robert Graves at 1004 N First led the Rosary with Mrs Thomas Forstner. the group played Five Hundred with prizes won by Mrs Charlies Feeley and Mrs Norman Krome helped.
Dorcas Circle met for a picnic with the lesson "Let's Be Thankful." Mrs. Wilbur Volkart led the opening prayer. Mrs. Wesley Hanson will host the next meeting at LeRoy Baptist Church.
The Hayfield American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting after the Junior Auxiliary presented a program. A quiz contest led by Mrs. Melvin Lee featured winner Dorothy Demmer with readings by Frieda Paulson and Marcia Lee, a poem by Susan Arendts, a piano solo by Naomi Paulson, vocal selections by Colleen Munson, and a girls group song. A donation of 28 to Legionville and 5 to the Crusade for Freedom Fund was approved. Mrs Weeks received a gift from members Mrs Melvin Lee, Mrs Walter Baumann and Mrs Kenneth Baumann.
Girl's clothing and doll buggies plus miscellaneous items for sale Friday and Saturday. Located in Oakland Minnesota in a garage across from the new school.
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