Women's Organization Circles Schedule for Our Savior's Church
Women groups from Our Savior's Lutheran Church meet at various homes and parks for luncheons picnics and study. Circles include Rachel Rebekah Dorcas Naomi St Joan of Arc and more with hosts listed in Medary Deneon Gleason Kenwood Maple Fifth Todd Park and other locations. Community clubs also gather at YWCA and local churches in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Rachel
Howard Peterson
Medary
Rebekah
Francis Swank
Deneon
Dorcas
Harold Kerstein
Gleason
Naomi
Todd Park
International Club
YWCA
Picni ST. Joan of Arc
Joseph Larkoski
N. Kenwood
Women’s Missionary Council
Assembly of God
Selmer Kjarum
N. First
ST. Helena
Brownsdale
Park
ST. Olaf Lutheran Guild
Herbert Jorand
N. Fifth
Palmer Hanson
Rosa Dalager
Vine
Gertrude Lee
W. Bridge
Leonard Hollerud
Oakland
Garden-fresh vegetables sautéed in butter
Cook sliced carrots in a small amount of butter in a tightly covered skillet. Just before serving sprinkle with chopped scallions using both the root ends and the green tops for aroma and color.
Constance Thoe and Walter Schnirring Wed in Candlelight Ceremony
Miss Constance Thoe daughter of Richard Thoe Hayfield and Walter Schnirring son of Mr and Mrs Walter G Schnirring Wal tham were married Wednesday June 8 in a candlelight ceremony at West St Olaf Church Rev D J Borge officiating The couple will reside in Waltham following a wedding trip through northern Minnesota and Canada A reception for 50 guests followed at the Thee home with Mrs Ralph Kylle and others assisting and Cynthia Himle in charge of the guest book
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Peterson
Highway
Paul Heltne
Ellsworth Hanson
Herman Boysen
Duane Snater
Oakwood
Richard Biedermann
Hope
Carl Larson
Austin Rt
Oliver Jacobson
Sorosis
Methodist Church
Florence Richmond
ST. Barbara's
Joe Callahan
ST. Catherine’s
Eldon Larson
ST. Olaf Guild
Lowell Haug
Bauman
R. E. Lees
Lafayette Dr
George Larson
Freeborn
H. L. Hanson
Lyman Lane
Melvin Asleson
Elmer Lyle
Nevada Farm Bureau
Norman Levasseur
Donald Hasbargen
Ruth Marie Peterson
Constance Thoe
Richard Thoe
Hayfield
Walter Schnirring
Walter G. Schnirring
Waltham
D. J. Borge
West St. Olaf
Ronald Bjork
Mr. Bjork
David Thoe
Thee
Ralph Kylle
Virginia Aakre
Una Hanson
Edward Gulbranson
Alfred Thee
Joe Evjen
Cynthia Himle
Minnesota
Canada
Schnirring
St Hildas Unit Plans Lawn Social and Card Party
St Hildas Unit met at Mrs Loren Sayles home to plan a lawn social in July and the annual card party in August. Fifteen members recited the Rosary led by Mrs Ray Jennings. Prizes during the social hour went to Mrs Joe Notterman and Mrs John Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hilda's Unit
Loren Sayles
Ray Jennings
Joe Notterman
John Schneider
Mrs Paul Sayles Hosts Marie Goretti Unit Meeting
Mrs Paul Sayles entertained the Marie Goretti Unit Monday evening at her home. After a study club discussion led by Mrs Donald Doherty, a short business session followed. Cards were played with several members in 500 and a door prize was won by Mrs Charles Otterstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sayles
Marie Goretti
Donald Doherty
Arthur Humker
Dougbridge
John Miller
Doherty
Charles Otterstrom
Shower complements Mary Lou Jordan in Adams
A Monday evening shower at Sacred Heart Auditorium Adams honored Miss Mary Lou Jordan of Stewartville. About 75 guests enjoyed vocal solos, readings, a skit and accordion numbers. Corsages celebrated the bride to be and gifts were opened with bridesmaids assisting. marriage to Edwin Raven at St Bernard's Church Stewartville is planned for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Jordan
Stewartville
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Adams
Isabel Elliott
Wilfred King
Arthur Nage
Lorraine Retterath
Madeline Steines
Louise Raven
Genevieve Theobald
Mary Ann King
Jordan
William Raven
Joe Retterath
Philip Raven
Virginia Raven
Edwin Raven
St. Bernard'’s Catholic Church
Open House for Golden Wedding of Coddingtons
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Coddington of 611 S. Main celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house for family and friends. The couple’s children host two sessions from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Faith EUE Church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Coddington
S. Main
Faith Eue Church
Miss Rita Shock and Dean Tegland Tie Wedding in Iowa
The ceremony for Miss Rita Shock daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shock of Elma Iowa and Dean Tegland son of Mr and Mrs Truman Tegland of Lime Springs Iowa was held Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Presbyterian Church Lime Springs. Rev Thomas Lindsey officiated. A 200 guest reception followed in church parlors. Mrs Tegland is an Elma High School graduate and Tegland plans farming on a Lime Springs area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Shock
Joseph Shock
Elma
Iowa
Dean Tegland
Truman Tegland
Lime Springs
Thomas Lindsey
Presbyterian Church
Tegland
Elma High School
Forest City
How to broil dot fish steaks to perfection
Dot fish steaks are brushed with butter margarine or bacon fat then broiled near high heat. They should be turned once and cooked until opaque through and flaky. Do not overcook to avoid dryness.
Past Presidents Plan Picnic for VFVW Auxiliary Group
Past President Club of the VFVW Auxiliary discussed a picnic to be held August 8 at Todd Park. Members will bring husbands as guests. no July meeting. Mrs. Paton hosted at 802 Euclid. Mrs. Anderson led in Graves absence. Door prize awarded to Elbert Rubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFVW
Robert Paton
Euclid
Todd Park
LeRoy Anderson
Lloyd Graves
Paton
Roscoe Blanchard
Elbert Rubel
Lamps Placed About Five Feet From Floor Preferred
The guideline states lamps in a room should be about 50 inches from the floor. This suggests maintaining a consistent height for lighting, ensuring balanced illumination and visual harmony.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News For Women
Party Line Club
Albert E. Hanson
South Austin
Walter Nicol
South River Street
Remington
St. Hilda’s Unit
Mrs
Coddingtons
MR. and
Mrs. Coddington
Mac-Tog
Sterling Shopping Center
Wedgewood
Coats
Going
OF Calloway
Calloway
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