Austin women invited to Minnesota music convention
Two Austin students will attend the Minnesota Music Teachers Association state convention at the University of Minnesota. Judy Hall will participate in the 10 piano concert and Michon deVillier will perform a solo at Northrup Auditorium. Mrs. Reistad will attend all convention sessions and act as district chair. The program features Thaddeus Kozuch, Alfred Greenfield, Dr. Riedel, and Dr. Blazer discussing music and society.
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Austin
Minnesota Music Teachers Association
University of Minnesota
Judy Hall
Hugh Hall
Chester Reistad
Michon deVillier
C. L. deVillier
Druian
Northrup Auditorium
Reistad
Southwest District
State Coordinating Council
Thaddeus Kozuch
DePaul University
Alfred Greenfield
New York University
Johannes Riedel
Lee G. Blazer
Music Teachers National Association
Miss Arlene Kivell and Loren Leslie to Wed July 24
Announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Arlene Sylvia Kivell of Minneapolis to Loren R. Leslie of Chester Iowa. The couple will wed July 24 at LeRoy Lutheran Church. Leslie is a University of Minnesota medical student.
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Arlene Kivell
Loren R. Leslie
Arlene Sylvia Kivell
Minneapolis
Elmer Kivell
LeRoy
Mr. Kivell
Carl Leslie
Chester
Iowa
Mr. Leslie
The
University of Minnesota
University
LeRoy Lutheran Church
Guild Divisions Meet at LeRoy Presbyterian
Division Two gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Wolthoff’s home for devotions led by Mrs. W. H. Brown. Mrs. Ted Rose announced a canned fruit and jelly shower for the Presbyterian Home. Next session set for July 6. Division One met at Mrs. George Barber’s home and Division Three was hosted by Mrs. Donald Mossage.
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LeRoy Presbyterian Guild
Fred Wolthoff
W. H. Brown
Ted Rose
Presbyterian Home
George Barber
Donald Mossage
St Olaf Guild Circles Gather for Sudan Missions Meetings
Circles 2 through 27 of the St Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild held regular sessions at various homes and churches, with devotions Bible study and worship prayer. July picnics and Todd Park events were planned at multiple circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild
Circle 7
Todd Park
Circle Seven
Leonard Hollerud
Lon Nagel
Harold Brechtel
H. K. Lund
Nagel
Herman Boysen
Faymer Gray
Sudan Missions
A. L. Swenson
G. A. Martin
Marion Schwartz and Donald Kessel Exchange Vows
Marion Schwartz daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schwartz Austin Rt 5 and Donald Kessel son of Mr and Mrs Everett Kessel Eagle Grove Iowa were married Thursday at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church east of Austin in a double ring ceremony. Rev Norman Laurer officiated with Mrs Oscar Proschel on nuptial music. Attendants included Mrs Randall Parrish and Ray Schwartz. The couple will honeymoon in Wisconsin Dells and reside in Pemberton Minnesota.
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Marion Schwartz
George Schwartz
Austin Rt. 5
Donald Kessel
Everett Kessel
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Austin
Norman Laurer
Oscar Proschel
Mrs Clifford Mayzlik Heads Project Club
Mrs Clifford Mayzlik was elected chairman of the Nevada Homemakers Home Project Club at Rose Creek Park with fifteen members and a guest present. The lesson “Outdoor Cookery” was given by Mrs Hans Helle and Mrs Carl Anderson. Other new officers are Mrs Anderson vice chairman and Mrs Delos Frank reporter.
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Clifford Mayzlik
Nevada Homemakers Home Project Club
Rose Creek Park
Hans Helle
Carl Ander
Anderson
Delos Frank
Sorosis Class Plans July Picnic In Lafayette Park
The Sorosis Class of the Methodist Church met at 105 N. Second with Mrs. Florence Richmond hosting and Mrs. Glen Hose as co hostess. After devotions by Mrs. Bessie Baker plans were made for a picnic at Lafayette Park in July with Miss Dorothy Cummings as hostess.
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Sudan Missions
Loren Jordan
Circle Nine
Paul Helme
Donald Shiltz
Charles Christianson
Clifford Randahl
Todd Park
Methodist Church
Florence Richmond
Glen Hose
Bessie Baker
Lafayette Park
Dorothy Cummings
Brownie Day Camp Bus Schedules Set
The Brownie Day Camp bus schedule for June 2024 was announced. Bus 1 leaves Galloway Park at 9 a.m. Central School 9 10 and Lincoln School 9 20. Bus 2 departs Sumner School 9 a.m. River Garfield 9 12 Whittier 9 15 Neveln 9 20 and Queen of Angels 9 20.
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Galloway Park
Central School
Lincoln School
Sumner
River
Garfield
Whittier
Neveln
Queen of Angels
Jiffy Knit Pattern Clutch Cape Feature Promoted
Jiffy Knit pattern 860 for a lace clutch cape offered in women's sizes 36 38 through 44 46. Includes worsted yarn and No 8 needles. Send 25 cents plus 5 extra for first class mail to Austin Daily Herald Needlecraft Dept New York.
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Austin Daily Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Ruth Peterson as Dairy Princess speaks at Home Study Club
Ruth Marie Peterson Mower County dairy princess and her mother attended the Home Study Club at 901 Park Thursday afternoon. Mrs Harlow B Sayles led June Dairy Month program, recounting Eleanor Maley Princess Kay of the Milky Way and Miss Peterson described post coronation appearances. Peterson will enter the regional Rochester contest June 28. Fifteen members and six guests were present with Mrs James Lunde in charge of serving. Miss Peterson served milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Peterson
Mower County
Carl E. Peterson
Home Study Club
S Hewitt
Park
Harlow B Sayles
Eleanor Maley
Kay
Miss Peterson
Rochester
James Lunde
St Marys Unit Plans Lunch and Stand at Old Settler
St Marys Unit of St Patricks Altar Society met at the LeRoy Municipal Building with hostesses including Mrs Gerald Kraetsch and Mrs S J Hickey. Officers discussed serving lunch to workers at the new church and a stand at the Old Settler Celebration. Mrs Hickey won the door prize. A note adds wine from dandelion heads compared to champagne.
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St. Mary’s
St. Patrick's Altar Society
LeRoy Municipal Building
Gerald Kraetsch
S. J. Hickey
Harold Otto
Sanford
Floyd Larson
Hickey
Dear Mrs Landers Q and A column on marriage woes
A public advice column presents readers' marriage and dating dilemmas. Topics include tired new wife avoiding cooking, gossip about a marriage, a 15 year old with a 19 year old, and a past girlfriend seeking to win back a man who won’t return the gestures.
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Mrs. Landers
J.J
P.S
Ann Landers
Advice to Golf Widows Sign Up for Lessons With a Pro
Betty Jamesson, a top American women pro and former National Amateur and National Open winner, urges golf widows to take up lessons rather than nagging. She says many women discover the game and clubs spark passion, but avoid letting husbands teach them. Jamesson, from San Antonio, notes a rising number of female golfers and predicts continued growth.
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Betty Jameson
America
Betty
San Antonio
Tex
Pms
Fri
Girl Scout Exams Set for Camp June 22 at Waseca
Free physical examinations for Girl Scouts attending the camp at Waseca will be given at the Girl Scout House at 8 a.m. Wednesday, June 22. The Scout office asks girls to report promptly and on time.
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Waseca
Girl Scout House
Scout Office
Mrs Cotter Hosts St. Bridget Unit Picnic Plans
Mrs Leonard Cotter of south of Oakland entertained St. Bridget Unit Thursday afternoon with eight members present. Mrs Francis Sheedy led the business session. The next meeting on July 14 will be a 1 o'clock picnic luncheon at Mrs Kenneth Cotter's home. Door prize went to Mrs Raymond Kenevan.
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Circle 17
George Larson
Freeborn
Larson
Wilfred Dennison
Otto Lomholt
Carlton Hanson
Rudy Haukom
Todd Park
Cirloe 21
Lawrence Branum
Highway 16 East
George Jacobson
David Neiswanger
Curtis Larson
Leonard Cotter
Oakland
St. Bridget's
Francis Sheedy
Kenneth Cotter
Raymond Kenevan
Baptist Women Work for Missions Meeting Note
Scripture reading by Miss Zel pha Lugg opened the Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid Group One meeting. Hostess Miss Elizabeth Bennett. Miss Jane Morgan led in prayer and Miss Bennett read from the Bible. A magazine article was read and prior work on bandages and quilts noted. Refreshments by Miss Lugg and Miss Bennett.
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Zelpha Lugg
Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid
Elizabeth Bennett
Jane Morgan
Miss Bennett
Theodore Caulfield
Miss Lugg
Flag Day Program for McIntyre Corps
Mrs. E C Hewitt hosted a Flag Day program for McIntyre WRC No 27 at the Historical Building. A noon picnic dinner followed by games. Guests included Mrs Herbert Burrington Mrs Anton Palmer Mrs Nels Nelson Mrs Anna Lokke Mrs Margaret Englehart and Mrs Champlin of Booth Corps Grand Meadow.
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E. C. Hewitt
McIntyre Wrc
Herbert Burrington
Anton Palmer
Nels Nelson
Anna Lokke
Margaret Englehart
Champlin
Booth Corps
Grand Meadow
Miss Joan Alders Weds Henry Leutink in Rochester Church
Miss Joan Alders daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Alders Hollandale and 2c Henry Leutink son of Mrs Carrie Leutink Spring Valley were married Thursday at Homestead Memorial Church Rochester. Rev W E Hilton officiated with Ella Lewerke at organ. After a two week trip to Jacksonville Fla the couple will reside in Savannah Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Alders
Henry Leutink
Jacob Alders
Hollandale
Carrie Leutink
Spring Valley
W. E. Hilton
Homestead Memorial Church
Rochester
Thomas Porter
Ella Lewerke
Donald Viktora
Donald Austinson
Everett Hagan
Twin Lakes
Jessie Palzin
Jacqualine Austinson
Harlan Vreeman
Leonard Leutink
Richard Ruesink
Donald Ruesink
Jacksonville
Fla
Personal notes from Brainerd and area events
Local notes record IOOF meetings in Brainerd, visits by Mrs. Thomas Conlon to Rochester after surgery, Evangeline Clemmens visiting family, and gatherings of Mrs. Ray Wagner and others. Items include a silver wedding anniversary for Elmer and wife with 300 guests, moves to 1410 Freeborn, and county health nursing luncheon at the Old Mill.
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B. J. Hukee
O. T Anderson
Adams
County Public Health Nursing Auxiliary
Old Mill
Elmer Berg
Blooming Prairie
Y Teens Attending Upper Midwest Conference at St Peter
Three Austin Y Teens Phyllis Dankers Ruth Ann Haakenson and Jane Stern travel with Mrs Tracy Barber to Gustavus Adolphus College St Peter for the Y Teen Upper Midwest summer conference along with about 150 delegates from Minnesota North and South Dakota Activities include clinics workshops and planning sessions while an adviser notes the program aims to develop capable citizens in a democracy Mrs Gladys Emerson stresses youth need guidance as society makes unprecedented demands and Mrs Arthur Larkin will accompany the group returning Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Haakenson
Jane Stern
Phyllis Dankers
Gustavus Adolphus College
Austin Yteens
Tracy Barber
St. Peter
E. J. Dankers
A. H. Haakenson
Charles Stern
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
YWCA
Gladys Emerson
WMF Convention at St Olaf College in Northfield
The WMF holds its convention at St Olaf College in Northfield on Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing members for meetings and events at the campus.
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WMF
St. Olaf College
Northfield
No Beauty Minus Health
An old piece argues health defines teen beauty stressing balanced diet and regular sleep. It warns against soda and chips, lack of sleep, and little exercise, noting health failures during adolescence can harm appearance and long term wellbeing.
Practical kitchen tips for pantry and menus
Planning a free zer locker hot food must be wrapped in newspapers or kept in an insulated container. A hearty Sunday soup mixes condensed tomato and pea soups with chicken broth and light cream, seasoned with onion and pepper, and thinned with broth if needed. Short order cooks keep garlic and onion powder handy to save prep time. For desserts choose ring molds that double as wall decorations. A simple homemade syrup uses water and dark brown sugar heated to a pourable consistency.
Rummage Sale At 805 Miller Road
Men and women suits coats dresses and children’s clothes offered at a rummage sale. Included items include a lawn mower chairs and miscellaneous goods. Adv 2T.
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Miller Road
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News For Women
MMTA
St. Olaf Guild Circles
Mer
Herbert Jordan
Circle Two
C. D. Litz
Clarence Nockleby
Nockleby Cabin
Palmer Hanson
Carl Voss
Circle Three
Hanson
Wilbur Heimsness
Wiliam Warfield
Rosa Dalager
Vine
Circle Four
Ed Johnson
John Brennand
Sudan Mission Advance
Marion Christianson
Hazel Watkins
Lester Hills Cottage
Ramsey
Circle Five
Robert Jacobson
John Meyers
Mission
Gertrude Lee
W. Bridge
Roll Call
Miss Lee
Harold Burroughs
Sudan
Inger Hanson
Julius Zillgitt
Circle Eight
Melvin Peterson
Highway 218
E. A. Helmer
Helmer Bang
Alfred Paulson
Richard J. Lee
Circle 10
Lowell Haug
Bauman
Hilma Youngdahl
William Ellickson
A. Higham
John Dalquist
Circle 12
Ellsworth Hanson
Highway
I. C. Nicholson
Sudan Mission
Orin Prestegaard
Herman Berndt
Hamlin Ashleys
Lyle
Circle 16
R. E. Lees
Lafayette
A. C. Tinderholdt
Lees
Frank Fischer
Harvey Peters
Arthur Hanson
Austin Rt. 1
Elmer Brynsten
Circle 18
Duane Snater
Oakwood
Charles Knipple
Lyle Johnson
Alvin Johnson
J. Gilbertson
Circle 22
H. L. Hanson
Lyman Lane
Jens Larson
Harry Reshetar
Forest Everson
Vernon Weis
Carroll Ries
Melvin Aileson
Allan Crosby
Circle 23
Arthur Becker
Circle 25
Carl Larson
Leon DeMets
Arthur Dalager
Harvey Fjerstad
Jacob Madison
Randall Parrish
Albert Lea
Ray Schwartz
Wisconsin Dells
Mrs. Kessel
Pemberton, Minn
Bishop Whipple
Kate Stacy
Christ Episcopal Church
Fred Ulmer
N. Sterling
Jean Burton
Albert Fuller
Donald Hormel
Richard Taylor
Henry Nemitz
United
Stacy
Housekeeping
T. J. Williams
Harry Sass
C. C. Terry
Mrs
Heads Project Club
Sorosis
By Laura Wheeler
Ruth Peterson
Mare Dunbar, Lyle
Ruth Marie
Greater
Boston
Dorothy Roe
AP Women’s
Mrs. Cotter
St. Bridget
McIntyre Corps
Clelle Brown
Brainerd
IOOF
Thomas Conlon
Conlon
Evangeline
St. James
Emma Clemmens
Lincoln
Ray Wagner
P. E. Opperud
Gladys Stoecker
Robert G. Distad
Bob, Thomas
Richard
Dorothy
Hayfield
Wallace Johnson
O. T. Anderson
L Ove
Goggin’s
St Peter
Arthur Larkin
Faberge
Aphrodisia
Woodhue
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