This Is More Than Friendly By Ann Landers
Dear Fogged: the engaged woman’s social habits are aggressive and in poor taste. She enjoys talking with strangers and seeks company, which signals long term behavior. assess now before marriage.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
6
Dear Fogged: the engaged woman’s social habits are aggressive and in poor taste. She enjoys talking with strangers and seeks company, which signals long term behavior. assess now before marriage.
Local church groups and auxiliary units list schedules for June and Thursday circles across Austin Minnesota. Members names and addresses are given for gatherings at homes, churches, and public spaces, including potluck suppers, picnics, and luncheons.
New members welcomed by Spamtown Lancers Parent Club at the American Legion Club. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stowell, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter, Mrs. Harley Olson. Uniforms discussed. corps set to compete June 17-18 in Wisconsin Rapids. Flag sale continues. Spam town Lancers to perform as exhibition unit at Austin event on July 10. Refreshments served by Mrs. Vernon Bolstad and Mrs. Leo Weis.
Old fashioned lemonade is prepared with three quarters cup sugar and lemon juice mixed into four cups of ice water, served over ice in tall glasses with mint garnish. Outdoor grilling suggests using all purpose barbecue sauce for chicken and hamburgers alike, plus cookies for dessert on the porch.
Mr and Mrs George Stewart of Rochester announce the engagement of their daughter Barnetta to Donald Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Ray Arnold of 706 15th Ave SE A July wedding is planned
The Austin Jaycees will assist sponsors of the Jayne Gannon dance revue and the fly in breakfast. Meeting held at Sterling State Bank community room Tuesday evening. Chairmen named for dance revue and flight breakfast. Remaining 1961 projects include rose sale foster parent plan and civil defense.
Rosemary Ferris of Austin Rt. 5 was installed as honored queen of Bethel 20 Job's Daughters at the Masonic Hall. Mary Stevens retired queen conducted the candlelight ceremony with installing officers and a full roster of new officers and custodians.
Mr and Mrs V E Davis of Grand Meadow celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at their farm home northwest of Grand Meadow. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Miss Edna Mary Bundy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delo Bundy of Winona, will marry Joseph Kirtz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Kirtz of Adams. The wedding is set for October 21 in Winona. Bundy is a nurse at Olmsted Community Hospital in Rochester and Kirtz works for Mower County Co op Service in Adams.
A neighborhood sale at 08 18th St SE two blocks south of Ellis water tower advertises a large clothing selection, a crib, a lawn mower, and assorted miscellaneous items.
Two members were honored by the Pleasant View Birthday Club Monday. Mrs. Arthur Elliot hosted a noon luncheon at Gus Young's Supper Club as the birthdays of Mrs. Peter Merten and Mrs. Charles Haskin were observed. Contests were won by Mrs. Nellie Haney and Mrs. Earl Padelford. Mrs. Oscar Lodahl received the door prize. Guests included Mrs. Lodahl and Mrs. Fred Kings of Spernard Alaska, twin sister of Mrs. Elliot. The July meeting will be with Mrs. Russell Walter.
A rummage sale is set for Friday evening from 6 to 8 at the Salvation Army shelter located at 418 2nd Ave NE. Proceeds support local services and programs.
Auction listing describes an apartment sized electric range drapes clothes for the whole family white uniforms baseball shoes boxing gloves and location at 816 lth Ave SW Bauman with items available all week Ady a1.
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