Ann Landers Advice Column Letter Bundle
A write in from six junior high players questions about paying for a damaged plate glass window and a case of moral accountability. The column advises siblings and teammates to share costs and considers the pitcher’s duty to the batter. Also included is a reader's confession of an extramarital affair and guidance on handling the situation responsibly. The page closes with requests for student letters and a note about sending a stamped return envelope for Teenage Drinking materials.
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Ann Landers
Red
Herald
Minnesota conducts state wide air pollution survey
The Minnesota Department of Health and the U S Public Health Service begin a state wide survey to assess the degree or potential of air pollution in Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Carolan Walsh Wed at Queen of Angels Church
Miss Jean Ellen Carolan and Richard Howard Walsh married at 11 a m in Queen of Angels Church. The couple, both Pacelli High graduates, plan to reside on Austin Rt 3 after a trip to northern Minnesota and Canada.
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Jean Carolan
Richard Walsh
Queen of Angels Church
Jean Ellen Carolan
Richard Howard Walsh
Melvin S. Carolan
13Th St. NE
Edward C. Walsh
Austin Rt. 2
Msgr
D. A. Cunningham
Susan Haines
Northway and Apenhorst to Wed in Spring Valley
Mr and Mrs Raymond Northway announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Maxine Northway to Gary Allan Apenhorst son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Apenhorst Cherry Grove. No wedding date set. Janice a Spring Valley High School graduate Gary a graduate of Waseca Agriculture School.
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Raymond Northway
Spring Valley
Janice Maxine
Gary Allan Apenhorst
Raymond Apenhorst
Cherry Grove
Miss Northway
Waseca Agriculture School
Local Social Notes Highlight Austin and Surrounding Visits
Mrs. Joseph Huber hosted a breakfast for St Genevieve Unit. Carl Lindahl and family from Albert Lea visited the Roy Chaffee home in Lansing. Mrs. Donald Hodge attended University of Minnesota commencement exercises with her brother Paul Engel, a Stewartville graduate. Steven and Cheryl Tesmer of Richardson Texas visit Joseph and Bradley Smith. they are children of Ray Tesmer formerly of Austin. Melvin Kamp hosted a Sunday evening in honor of Rolland and Gloria Austin High graduates. sister Linda performed a tap dance.
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Carl Lindahl
Albert Lea
Roy Chaffee
Lansing
Donald Hodge
Austin Rt. 2
University of Minnesota
Paul Engel
Stewartville
Steven
Cheryl Tesmer
Richardson
Texas
Joseph Smith
Bradley
6Th St
Ray Tesmer
Austin
Melvin Kamp
Rolland
Gloria
Linda
Presbyterian Church Scene Hosts McFarland Peterson Wedding
At Westminister Presbyterian Church the ceremony of Sharon Diane Peterson and Duane Earl McFarland was held with Palms and pink white gladiolas adorning the altar. The couple, children of Oakland residents, were married in a 3 p.m. double ring ceremony conducted by Dr. John A. Magyar with organist Mrs. Mitchell Berhow and soloist Donald Underwood contributing to the program.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sharon Diane Peterson
Duane Earl McFarland
Lesley Peterson
Oakland
George McFarland
John A. Magyar
Mitchell Berhow
Donald Underwood
Judith Hall and Paul Schulz Wed In Austin Minnesota
Judith A Hall daughter of Dr and Mrs Hugh T Hall of Elkhart Indiana and Paul F Schulz son of Mr and Mrs Fred Schulz of Austin Minnesota were married at First Baptist Church Austin at 730 pm Friday The ceremony was performed by Dr Hall assisted by Rev Robert Hall A reception followed in church parlors After a trip through northern Minnesota the couple will reside in Grand Meadow Minnesota The bride wore a peau desoie gown with lace and carried a white orchid on a white Bible She is a Pillsbury College graduate and he a Luther College graduate and band director at Grand Meadow School
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Bernard Walters
Robert Burton
Sharon Goebel
Yvonne Shobaken
Colleen Butler
Orville Schalbrock
Walsh
Pacelli High School
Minnesota
Canada
Austin Rt. 3
Judith A. Hall
Hugh T. Hall
Elkhart
Ind
Paul F. Schulz
Fred Schulz
11Th Ave
First Baptist Church
Hall
Robert Hall
Breckenridge
Minn
John Michel
Mankato
Michel
Judith Schulz
Bernard Fosmark
Adams
Lewis Lenz
Robert Utzke
Laurence
Leonard Addington
Austin
Amil Reed
R. C. Alderson
Kenneth Tyrer
Floyd Vial
Richard Porterfield
Walter Tomhave
LeRoy Sheveland
Grand Meadow
Pillsbury College
Owatonna
Luther College
Grand Meadow School
Austin High School
Illusion
Georgie McFarland
Edwin Zabel
Kathy Porter
Cascade
Karen Peterson
Jeffrey Peterson
Robert Peterson
Harold Peterson
Kenneth Peterson
Larry Dillavoy
Harry Anderson
Ray Porter Jr
Donald Underwood
Judy Bergstrom
Sally Buchanan
Sharon Case
Sharyl Shoop
Sharon Haney
Judy Haney
Renee Haney
Patricia Sprandel
Trudy Nerness
Moen & Lien
Kresges
Bellarmine - Jefferson High School
Burbank
Austin Junior College
Wrightwood
Las Vegas
San Francisco
N. Cordova Blvd
Virginia Freiheit to Wed Allan Mandelko in August
Mr and Mrs Earl A Freiheit of Wykoff announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Marie Freiheit to Allan Eugene Mandelko son of Mr and Mrs Carl H Mandelko of Preston. The couple plan an August wedding. Virginia works at Thompson Abstract Co Preston while Allan farms in the Preston area.
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Earl A. Freiheit
Wykoff
Virginia Marie
Allan Eugene Mandelko
Carl H. Mandelko
Preston
Miss Freiheit
Thompson Abstract Co
Catherine Lamas and William Knauer Tie California Nuptials
Catherine A Lamas and William R Knauer wed at St. Patrick s Church North Hollywood with 250 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy E Lamas, wore peau de soie with seed pearl neckline and a veil held by a Swedish crown. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs R J Knauer of 405 10th St NW. The ceremony featured lavender gowns for bridesmaids and orchid bouquets, a reception at the bride s parents home, and a later move to their Burbank residence.
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St. Patrick's Church
North Hollywood
Calif
Catherine A. Lamas
Roy E. Lamas
Burbank
William R. Knauer
R. J. Knauer
10Th St
Cyril Navin
Janice Grimm
Loretta Lamas
Therese Dourisboure
R. E. Lamas Jr
Deborah Lamas
Joan Bachand
Marilyn Bachand
M. W. Kay
Elaine Asbury
Cradle Roll Theme of Aid Program Highlighted
Mrs. Walter Underdahl led the Cradle Roll program for the Marshal Lutheran Ladies Aid Adams at the church. Hostesses Mrs. Herbert Osmundson and Mrs. Joy Nelson presided. Cindy Gilderhus received a certificate and Jill Hardecopf enrolled. The program featured a play by Mrs. Harold Monson and others, with Bern ard Hukee singing and Kevin Underdahl on accordion. Reverend Truman P. Mohn conducted devotions.
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Walter Underdal
Marshal Lutheran Ladies Aid
Adams
Herbert Osmundson
Joy Nelson
Cindy Gilderhus
David Gilderhus
Jill Hardecopf
Lloyd Hardecopf
Underdahl
Henry Mortenson
Harold Monson
Osmundson
Bernard John Hukee
Barberton
Ohio
Kevin Underdahl
Truman P. Mohn
Riceville Auxiliary Names Officers
Mrs. Louis Bucholtz is the new president of the Riceville American Legion Auxiliary. Officers include Mrs. Alfred Tresch first vice president Mrs. George Templeton second vice president Mrs. Clare Alden secretary Mrs. Kathryn Taylor treasurer Mrs. Victor Fesenmeyer corresponding secretary Mrs. Glen Holden historian Mrs. George Witmer chaplain Mrs. Edward Haley sergeant at arms Executive committee members are Mrs. Keith Yager Mrs. Harold Clayton and Mrs. Edward Meehan.
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Louis Bucholtz
Riceville American Legion Auxiliary
Alfred Tresch
George Templeton
Clare Alden
Kathryn Taylor
Victor Fesenmeyer
Glen Holden
George Witmer
Edward Haley
Keith Yager
Harold Clayton
Edward Meehan
Aubade Defined as Dawn Music in Poetry
A historical note explains an aubade as music meant for dawn. Longfellow defined it with a dawn scene where a crowing cock sings his aubade with lusty voice and clear tone.
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Longfellow
Streightiffs to Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Samuel Streightiff of Brownsdale will observe their silver wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house from 7 to 9 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Streightiff in Brownsdale.
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Samuel Streightiff
Brownsdale
Louis Streightiff
Mrs Edna Newton Honored at Salem Birthday Party
A birthday party honoring Mrs Edna Newton took place at the home of Mrs Lloyd Gaul in Salem Oregon. Thirty one guests attended and Mrs Newton was visiting her four sisters for the first time in 23 years: Mrs Leonard Grothe Mrs Claude Osborn Mrs Albert Shuck and Mrs Mary Krueger.
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Edna Newton
Salem
Ore
Lloyd Gaul
8Th Ave
Newton
Leonard Grothe
Claude Osborn
Albert Shuck
Mary Krueger
Medical Convention to Discuss Health Insurance for the Aged
Miami Beach hosts the AMA 109th annual convention with about 14 000 physicians. The House of Delegates will set policy and honor a distinguished service award recipient as Dr E Vincent Askey of Los Angeles becomes president.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Medical Assn
House of Delegates
AMA
E. Vincent Askey
Los Angeles
Glaxo Floor Treatment Promises Easy Linoleum Care
An advertisement touts Glaxo floor coating for old linoleum in Cleveland. It claims a glass like shine that resists dirt, requires only a quick mop, and eliminates waxing while sealing out dirt for effortless upkeep.
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Cleveland
Edith Thompson to be Honored at Open House
Miss Edith Thompson of Seattle Washington will be honored at an open house Tuesday from 2 to 5 p m at the home on St. NW with Mrs Duane Wallaker assisting. Thompson is a former director of Christian education at St Olaf Lutheran Church.
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Edith Thompson
Seattle
Wash
St. NW
Duane Wallaker
Thompson
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Taopi Birthday Club Honors Two Members
The Taopi Birthday Club observed the birthdays of Mrs. William P. Henderson and Mrs. Arthur Lagervall at the Taopi Community Room. Gifts were given and Mrs. Vern Weibrand hosted, with plans for the August meeting at Mrs. Paul Winkels home. Mrs. Floyd Kiefer led contests and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Henderson.
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William P. Henderson
Arthur Lagervall
Taopi
Congress makes cent legal tender in any amount in 1933
In 1933 Congress declared the cent to be legal tender for any amount, establishing its official monetary status. This move reinforced the coin’s acceptability in all payments and financial transactions nationwide.
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Congress
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William Abbott
Charles Lamas
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Paramount
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