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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
7
Ann Landers collects reader notes showing pets display surprising intelligence. Highland Park letters recall a dog that won’t eat meat and an English setter named Leviticus, suggesting animals may outsmart humans.
Miss Mary Bell daughter of Donald and Mrs Bell of Austin Route 1 and Terry Bates son of Roy Bates of 705 Oakland Avenue West were married Saturday at 2 p m at Red Oak Grove Lutheran Church Rev Walter E N Wahl conducted the ceremony Mrs Ronald Magnuson was organist The bride wore a rose patterned lace over tulle gown with a basque bodice and scalloped Sabrina neckline The maid of honor was Suzanne Bell Best man Gordon Petersen The couple will reside at 813 9th Ave SE after a wedding trip through the western states They are Austin High School graduates
Mr and Mrs Charles Ballan of 1001 11th St NW returned Sunday from a trip to Niagara Falls the New York World's Fair and Washington DC. John Barnes was bridesmaid and Roger Leecher best man with Gary Braaten James Olson and Thomas Rolfson as ushers. Mrs Schaal wore a blue dress and Mrs Rolfson a pink trimmed white dress. Their corsages featured red roses and carnations. The couple will live in Mineral Wells Texas where he serves with Camp Wolters Army. Rabbi Louis Farrell's kosher cat clip is noted for avoiding milk with meat. A Daytona Beach chimpanzee began gin rummy and beat a top Florida player. Ellsworth the Weimaraner enjoys classical music and leaves during rock music. a Columbus reader recalls Beatle records. Another reader recalls a dog named Strib noted as smart.
Miss Barbara Olson and Leslie M. Rolfson married at St. Augustine Catholic Church in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev. Gunther OSB. Parents are Walter Schaal of Blue Earth and Neil Rolfson of Bemidji. The bride wore ivory peau de soie over pelon with Alencon lace and a pearl crown.
A nine year old recalls how their dog Strib began bringing home baby shoes each week after mom announced a new baby in the house. He continued gifting shoes for months until the new baby arrived, then stopped.
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