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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
7
Ann Landers answers reader questions about marriage trust and etiquette. Topics include cheating suspicions since a motel postcard joke, illegal occupancy in a duplex, and a mother worried about a motorcycle riding father taking children along.
The Freeborn County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met in Albert Lea to finalize a rural urban tour set for June 26. The trip starts at 8 30 a m at Central Pak and will visit eastern Freeborn County sites.
Pipe smoking dads and granddads never have enough pipes. A seven pipe set, cased and labeled for each day of the week, makes a splendid Father’s Day gift.
For traveling dads, opt for light plastic hangers ideal for washwear suits and shirts. Completely plastic with no metal parts, they resist rust and help prevent staining garments.
Atomic submarine propulsion relies heavily on nickel and nickel alloys for reactor and steam system components, offering corrosion resistance and high temperature strength. These materials underpin efficiency and safety in naval nuclear power plants.
Group 2 hosted a dessert luncheon with devotions led by Mrs. Ernest Nagel and bandage rolling for missions. Group 6 gathered at Mrs. Clinton Hertle’s home for prayers and a letter from Peter Skogerbo in South America was read. Group 8, hosted by Mrs. Leanus Watts, sewed for missions as Rev. Norman Warner’s letter was read.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Berg of Spring Valley will be honored on their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Ostrander Lutheran Church. A program is planned for 2 15 p.m. Local friends and family are invited to attend.
When storing butter in the freezer for future use ensure it is made from pasteurized sweet cream for best results. The text notes rapid changes as it hints at storage behavior.
The Mrs Jaycees welcomed two new members Mrs Michael Geraghty and Mrs Robert Fryer at the Sterling State Bank community room. Guests Mrs Russell Angell Mrs Paul Pedersen and Mrs Leighton Nelson attended. Two members plan to attend the national convention in Las Vegas. Refreshments were served by several hostesses.
The piece promotes cool lightweight summer sleepwear as ideal for home wear and travel comfort. It highlights pajamas and robes as popular choices for dads on vacation trips or business journeys.
Mrs. Harvey Holtz and Mrs. Sig Qvale reviewed district convention highlights at the Albert Lea meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Austin unit won department citations for memorial, rehabilitation, poppy, child welfare, and national security programs, plus top membership and carrying forward national efforts. Delegates to the Duluth convention were named, and bridge prizes awarded.
Social notes report the Stop and Go Club of Lime Springs touring Waterloo on Tuesday. Edward Bissen of Blooming Prairie hosted a family picnic dinner Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Gentle became first vice president of St. Francis Xavier Missionary Society. Mrs. Sarah Jordan of Stacyville celebrated her 86th birthday at a Jordan home gathering. The Anna Halverson family reunion drew relatives from Joplin Missouri Omaha Nebraska Minneapolis St Paul Thor Ames Iowa Park Forest Illinois Brownsdale Ellendale Austin.
New figures show nine in ten households own a television set and about one in eight households have two or more sets. The data reflects growing demand for TV services and multiplies viewing options across regions.
AP profile of Robert Keith Gray and Washington’s bachelor culture. Gray, once Eisenhower era Cabinet secretary, notes hostesses shape social fate of singles here. He now leads a public relations firm and remains a sought after guest at dinners while contemplating bachelorhood in a city where wives wield influence.
Bishop Gilbert Unit of Christ Episcopal Church held a luncheon at Gus Young's Supper Club then continued the meeting at the church. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anthony Geannakouri Mrs. Thomas Gaddis Mrs. H. Mortenson and Mrs. C L Weigle.
Arrangements for trips to Albert Lea and Owatonna were made at the Golden Age Club meeting at the Moose Home. Members will attend a picnic at Albert Lea on June 23, leaving by bus at 11 30 a m. On June 26 they join the Owatonna Club for a chicken dinner and card party, with a 10 30 a m bus departure.
A historical note records 68 land grant colleges and universities in the United States and Puerto Rico. The figure highlights the breadth of land grant education across regions and institutions established under federal policy.
Grace Baptist Church groups meet on Wednesday with Group 2 hosted by Mrs. Henry Schueler of Maple View. Miss Mayre Beadell led devotions and prayers were offered by Mrs. Robert Opfer Miss Grace Leonard and Mrs. Schueler. Sewing for missions and song book work occurred as Group 4 met with Miss Shirley Patch at 408 1st Ave SW.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fruth of Grand Meadow invite friends and family to an open house from 2 to 5 pm at their home. Their children will serve as hosts during the event.
Electric shoe shiners promise a quick bright start for Dad, saving him time and money by cleaning and conditioning footwear with minimal effort each morning.
The 1960 census records 9.7 million foreign-born residents living in the United States. This figure reflects substantial continuation of postwar immigration trends and sets context for demographic shifts in mid-century America.
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