New Officers Installed in Sterl ing Christian Women
The Christian Women's Fellowship at Sterling Christian Church installed new officers in a candlelight service. Officers include Floyd Lehman president John Crist first VP Ray Hanson second VP Claude Moore secretary W J Fullen treasurer W H McDonald director of study Richard Morgan worship Roy Gilmore director of service. The group emphasized The World Call magazine and voted to send Mrs McDonald to the annual retreat at Tipi Wakan July 8 10. Retiring officers served as hosts. next meeting will be a July picnic.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Sterling Christian Church
Wendell Pew
Floyd Lehman
John Crist
Ray Hanson
Claude Moore
W. J. Fullen
W. H. McDonald
Richard Morgan
Roy Gilmore
World Call
Disciples of Christ
Fullen
Dean Gilbert
Hanson
M. C. Schrader
Maurice Greibrok
McDonald
Tipi Wakan
Diane Johnson to wed Larry Arnold at St Olaf Lutheran
Diane Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard E Johnson of 518 Grant will marry Larry Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Ray Arnold of 610 Tyler. The wedding is set for August 3 at St Olaf Lutheran Church. Johnson is a secretary at George A Hormel and Arnold is a junior at Mankato Teachers College.
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Leonard E. Johnson
Grant
Diane
Larry Arnold
Ray Arnold
Tyler
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Miss Johnson
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Arnold
Mankato Teachers College
Missionary Circle Plans July Picnic at St Olaf
Circle 28 of St Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild met at the parish house reception room to plan a July picnic. Hosts were Mrs Joseph Groth and Mrs Albert Hanson. Speaker after Bible study by Mrs Eugene Smith, with guest Gustav Spiten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 28
St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild
Joseph Groth
Albert Hanson
Melvin Hauge
Eugene Smith
Gustav Spiten
Mrs W B Hays Hosts Worth While Club Meeting
The Worth While Club met Wednesday at Mrs. W B Hays home. Guests included Mrs William Taylor Austin and Mrs H A Tilley Jasper. Entertainment and bingo were led by Mrs Gust Schmidt and Mrs Rufus Rawn. prizes went to Mrs Herman Evenson and Mrs Tilley.
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Worth While Club
W. B. Hays
William Taylor
Austin
H. A. Tilley
Jasper
Gust Schmidt
Rufus Rawn
Herman Evenson
Tilley
Baptist Women Make Layettes for Missions
Group Five of First Baptist Church met Wednesday evening to assemble layettes for missions. Mrs. Kenneth Schaeffer hosted and Mrs. Lynn Keller led devotions.
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First Baptist Church
Kenneth Schaeffer
Lynn Keller
Unit Meets With Mrs Austin Lux
Mrs Austin Lux hosted the Mother of Sorrows Unit meeting on Thursday evening. After the business session Mrs Stephen Hagan and Mrs Fred Warner received door prizes.
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Unit
Austin Lux
Mother of Sorrows
Stephen Hagan
Fred Warner
WMS Group Meets at Weiland Home
Mrs. John Weiland hosted Group Two of the Woman's Missionary Society at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoon. Lillian Beadell gave a devotion and A. J. Ziemer led prayers as members sewed lavettes during project hour.
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WMS Group
Weiland
John Weiland
Greenwich
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Lillian Beadell
A. J. Ziemer
Mission Lavette
Holy Cross Circles Plan August Picnics
Two circles of Holy Cross Lutheran Church held Thursday sessions. Dorcas Circle met at Mrs. Lawrence Bergmeier’s home with devotion led by Mrs. Willis Overacker and topic by Mrs. Arthur Loewen. Ruth Circle, hosted by Mrs. Wilmer Vedder, planned an August picnic after devotions by Mrs. La Vern Nauss.
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Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Dorcas Circle
Lawrence Bergmeier
Willis Overacker
Arthur Loewen
Lowell Jensen
Elsie Newgard
Wilmer Vedder
Fox
Ruth Circle
LaVern Nauss
Merle Heard
Charles Frantz
Missionary Groups Continue Sewing Sessions at Grace Baptist
Grace Baptist Church groups met midweek for sewing for missions. Group One gathered at Mrs. Otto Smith in 306 W Winona. Group Two at Mrs. Ethel Derr, 307 W Allegheny. Group Three held a church parlors picnic and quilt work. Group Four met at Mrs. Beverly Learned, 2105 Sheldon. Group Five hostess Mrs. Orville Varney, Austin Rt. 3, with devotion then clothing work for missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baptist Church
Otto Smith
W. Winona
Ethel Derr
W. Allegheney
Beverly Learned
Sheldon
Orville Varney
Austin Rt. 3
Lentils in the economy of soups and meals
Lentils are part of the bean family though smaller in size. They can be used to make economical soups and stews or served as a vegetable side to accompany meat or poultry.
St Olaf Circle Picnic Planned at Lafayette Park
Circle 16 of St Olaf Lutheran Church plans a July picnic at Lafayette Park with hostesses Mrs. Lonwin Ray and Mrs. Charles Enright. The program features a Bible study, a reading, and worship prayer, followed by bake sale and white elephant sale.
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Lafayette Park
Circle 16
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Lonwin Ray
Charles Enright
Dietz Smith
Frank Fischer
Alvin Anderson
Knutson and Mix Wed in Windom Church Ceremony
Lois Knutson and Robert Duane Mix married Saturday at Evangelical Lutheran Church Windom Minnesota officiated by Rev Kallestad. Reception for 250 followed with vows and plans to tour Glacier Park and Lake Louise.
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Lois Knutson
Robert Mix
Lois June Knutson
Andrew Knutson
Lakefield
Minn
Robert Duane Mix
P. J. McLaughlin
Rochford
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Windom
Kallestad
Warren Sorteberg
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
Marion Trondson
Barbara Honstad
Bonnie Landvig
Minneapolis
Grace Kemmer
Williston
N. D
Colleen Voehl
David Mix
Mitchell
S. D
Bestman
LeRoy Mickle
Kenneth Knutson
Harry Palm
Glenwood
Harold Arling
McLaughlin
Driftwood
Glacier Park
Lake Louise
Banff
Canada
Mrs
Mix
Missoula
Mont
Austin High School
Luther College
Montana State University
Lakefield High School
Augsburg College
Fairview Hospital
Houstons Honored at 25th Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Houston of 602 Garfield were honored at a family party Thursday evening for their 25th wedding anniversary. Their sons Bill and Bob Houston hosted at 1301 S Eighth. The cake was made by Mrs Frank Jeffers. The couple received a purse and gifts.
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Gilbert Houston
Garfield
Bill
Bob Houston
S. Eighth
Frank Jeffers
Pineapple Cheese Cake Pie for Summer Dessert
Creamed cottage cheese forms a base for a warm weather dessert with evaporated milk eggs and pineapple. The Pineapple Cheese Cake Pie fills an unbaked shell then bakes and chills before topping with a pineapple glaze.
Cut-Up at Party Sparks Ann Landers Advice
Dear Ann answers readers on party humiliation and prank gone wrong. A husband cuts a woman’s gown straps at a social gathering, provoking shock and anger from guests and the hostess, with guidance offered on the behavior as a serious issue.
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Ann
Mar- Ann Landers
Patricia Reicherts Weds Gervase Hemann at St. Peter's
Patricia Reicherts and Gervase Hemann married at St. Peter's Catholic Church New Haven Iowa. Rev John J Bretbach officiated at 9:30 AM with music by the church choir. The couple will reside south of Riceville after a wedding trip west. Store leftover egg whites in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator for 7 to 10 days.
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Gladiolus
Mums
St. Peter's Catholic Church
New Haven
Iowa
Patricia Reicherts
Gervase Hemann
Loy Reicherts
Riceville
Alban Hemenn
McIntire
John J. Bretbach
Michael] Mitchell
Litter Bans Travel Trash With Car Bags
A national Keep America Beautiful drive urges the public to curb travel trash during summer trips. The program promotes litter bags in cars and roadside barrels at service stations to keep highways, beaches, and parks clean and safe.
Bridal Shower Honors Shirley Persinger in Waltham
A bridal shower for Miss Shirley Persinger was hosted Tuesday at the F. S. Howard home in Waltham. Mrs. C. Harvey of Brownsdale and Mrs. Fritz Fett with Miss Elsie Granquist of Waltham won prizes in games. Hostesses were Mrs. Chester Klampe, Mrs. Lynn Persinger Jr., Mrs. Howard and Miss Peggy Persinger. Miss Persinger’s marriage to Delmar Harvey was set for today.
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Shirley Persinger
F. S. Howard
Waltham
C. Harvey
Brownsdale
Fritz Fett
Elsie Granquist
Edward Krause
Chester Klampe
Lynn Persinger Jr
Howard
Peggy Persinger
Miss Persinger
Delmar Harvey
Mrs. Oxley Hosts St Clara Unit Meeting
Mrs. Richard Oxley of Rose Creek hosted the St. Clara Unit Tuesday afternoon. Recitation of the Rosary and the study club opened plans for a dinner on June 18. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Oliver Whalen Mrs. William Schammel and Mrs. John Hegge.
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Richard Oxley
Rose Creek
St. Clara
Joseph Landherr
Oliver Whalen
William Schammel
John Hegge
Summer Travel Tip: Handbags and Fiber Care
Summer travelers should remember a roomy handbag for necessities and a paperback. Man-made fibers hold permanent pleats better than natural fibers because heat sets them. Clean clothes win half the battle against moths. dry clean woolens before moth-proofing for summer storage.
Happy Thought Club Receives Donations
Mrs. Ada Wood hosted the Happy Thought Club meeting on Thursday with guests Mrs. John Hodges and Mrs. Matie Register. Members thanked volunteers who painted the Rose Creek Enterprise Cemetery fence before Memorial Day and voted to make the project annual. Donations came from former members including Mrs. Arthur Deremer of Norwalk California and Mrs. Ada Pike of Long Beach California, plus the four Hickock sisters of northern Minnesota.
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Ada Wood
Happy Thought Club
John Hodges
Matie Register
E. C. Hewitt
Rose Creek Enterprise
Walter Sayles
Lester Berry
Arthur Deremer
Norwalk
Calif
Ada Pike
Long Beach
Hickock Sisters
Minnesota
Ben Patch
Thomas Jensen
Gary Morgan
Judy Chambers
Mabel Herman
New York City
Mavis Johnson
Verna Busho
Lon Enochson
Friendly Neighbors at Meinzer Home
The Friendly Neighbor Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Myron Meinzer’s Dexter home with Mrs. Merton Root as co host. Members described their wedding gowns during roll call and entertainment was provided by Mrs. James Cronin and Mrs. William O'Brien. The next session is set for July 9 at Mrs. Harold Thaden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Meinzer
Dexter
Merton Root
James Cronin
William O’brien
Baldus family reunion planned at Todd Park this Sunday
Community notes report a Baldus family reunion set for Sunday at Todd Park. Other items mention Harry Kingsley recovering from major surgery at St Olaf Hospital room 257 and several residents traveling, visiting, or at military postings. The United States has about half the world's surfaced roads.
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Harry Kingsley
Cleveland
St. Olaf Hospital
United States
Litter Bag Reminder from Schools and Clubs
Stations handed out litter bags and schools with junior clubs promote decorated bags as a clean up reminder. Families are urged to set an example by not leaving picnic sites dirty or tossing trash from cars and streets, keeping areas free of litter.
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KAB
Mom
Adams Couple Plans Open House for 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmitz of Adams celebrate 25 years of marriage. An open house will be held at their Adams home Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Adams
Jacob Schmitz
Austin Women Elected Officers of State WRC
Two Austin women were named to state officer posts at the Woman's Relief Corps convention in St. Paul June 8 to 12. Rochester president Mrs. Katherine Bluhm and Mankato senior vice president Mrs. Frieda Danley lead the officers with Burtrum junior vice president Mrs. Dorothy Pearsson and Soldier's Home committee member Mrs. Arden Busse. Busse was named a national convention delegate for Buffalo in August. Bell chaired the convention executive committee. Others from Austin include Miss Anna Roble, past department president, Mrs. Pearl Sargent, and Mr. Kenneth Buck and Mr. Kenneth Renaux.
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Austin
Woman's Relief Corps Department
St. Paul
Katherine Bluhm
Rochester
Frieda Danley
Mankato
Dorothy Pearsonn
Burtrum
Minn
Leslie Bell
Jefferson
Arden Busse
Soldier's Home Committee
Busse
Buffalo
N. Y
Bell
Frank Placek
Anna Roble
Pearl Sargent
Kenneth Buck
Kenneth Renaux
Rummage Sale At 606 Rochford June 12 18
Community sale offers furniture clothing toys dishes and miscellaneous items at 606 Rochford Street from June 12 to 18. Proceeds support local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochford
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Candlelight Service
Sterling Cwf
Diane Johnson
Missionary Circle
Clarence Walsh
G. B. Benson
Baptist
Holy Cross Circles
Shavemaster
Scovill Jewelry
N. Main
Ph. HE
St. Olaf Circle
Fernand Dupaix
Rolx
Ifes
Austin Memorials
R. H. Lillquist
Oakwood Cemetery
Houstons
Orlon and Fastex
Ann Landers
Jane
J— Ann Landers
Rita Hemann
Richard Adams
Clem Hemann
Fort Rucker
Ala
Alex Adams
Eugene Hemann
Cedar Rapids
Club Iowa
Charles City
Linda Elliott
Galen Hanson
Lee Elliott
Hemann
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Maryland
Federated Garden Clubs
Junior Garden Clubs
Anne Carter
Baltimore
Ballamark
W. Bridge
Bridge Street
Meinzer
Harold Thaden
Baldus
Todd Park
Clifford Walburn
Euclid
Everett Siple
Evangeline Berg
Mayville
Harold Westby Sr
Highway 16 West
Richard
Camp Mishawaka
Lake Pokegama
Grand Rapids
Lowell
Airport
Elmer Drogseth
Arthur Holton
Arthur Jr
Mario
Rock Dell
Inger Hanson
Grove
Purdue University
Guy Epley
W. K. Evans
Charles Kaufman
Grassrange, Mont
F. E. Gleason
Mason City
A. M. Koepplinger
Randolph Afb
San Antonio
Texas
E. S. Adams
E. Water
Norman Dale
Hereford
Ariz
John Snyder
Gleason
L. E. Cutrell Jr
Sharon Marquardt
W. G. Marquardt
Elm Tree Road
Newport
R. I
Naval Officers Candidate School
Rogers’ Credit Jewelers
Yours
Joe” Perturs
Seaireenad
Ieee
Wold’s Drug Store
WRC
U. S
Hormel's
HOTEL
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