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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
5
Nancy Weydert Mower County Dairy Princess prepares for the regional contest next Wednesday while shopping a wardrobe provided by the Austin Chamber of Commerce. She models three dresses and plans events for Dairy Month.
A guide to avoiding wedding-day exhaustion through advance planning. Advice includes letting friends know about deals a week before the wedding, completing fittings early, delegating tasks, and making checklists. Keep the day before open for rest and hair preparations.
A vintage style guide presents multiple paprika based dressings. Paprika French Dressing yields 2 cups with oil, vinegar and seasonings and offers avocado plus chiffonade and sour cream variants. Additional cooked and vinaigrette versions include tomato, egg yolk and mustard notes with suggested yields and usage for meats, seafood and vegetables.
In Duluth Minnesota a 41 year awaited reunion between Alice Talimini and her brother Charles Rosenthaler was briefly delayed by Chicago plane trouble. The 76 year old arrived from Zurich to be greeted by Rosenthaler, 75, with a hearty welcome and a kiss after years apart. Violet Kilder, a Swiss fluent niece, helps bridge language. Talimini plans a week with relatives in California after visiting in Switzerland.
St Genevieve Unit met for a potluck luncheon at St Augustine Church. Mrs Kenneth Hermann led the Rosary recitation. The next gathering will be with Mrs Julius Huber at 605 Oakland Ave W in September.
William Harvey Brown asked Mae Clark Sargent to marry him and she agreed. Brown listed his age as 86 and Sargent as 83 on their marriage license. they said they will be married soon. Sargent offered the advice Get married but don't marry just anyone. Also includes a hamburger recipe tip with cream and beef.
A neighborhood sale advertises a large selection of clothes along with a crib a lawn mower and miscellaneous items. The sale is at 608 18th St SE two blocks south of the Ellis water tower.
Lutheran circles of Bethlehem Lutheran Church south of Myrtle gathered Wednesday for Bible study and worship. Mary Circle met at Mrs. Leland Schuhmacher’s home with Mrs. Selmer Nelson leading the Bible study and Mrs. Richard Johnson leading prayer. Gifts were given to Mrs. Merlin Carlsgaard and daughter Marla Kaye. July host will be Mrs. Willis Lau. Ruth Circle invited guests Mrs. Robert Broitzman and Mrs. Galen Mittag. Wilbur Mittag led Bible study and Arley Virchow led worship prayers with July hostess Mrs. Herbert Schultz. Martha Circle, led by Miss Jean Schilling, met with Mrs. Cecil Wahlers. Verner Schilling led Bible study and July hostess will be Mrs. Leonard Seeger.
Community clubs and church groups list meetings and activities for women on Friday and Saturday. Activities include WRC picnics and dessert luncheons at YWCA, IOOF Hall gatherings, circle meetings at Faith EUB and Grace Lutheran, and other unit sessions at local homes and halls.
A 19 year old girl seeks help for chronic parental fighting and drinking. Ann Landers suggests wax ear plugs and urging AA to restore peace, noting parents unlikely to change. The second note covers a wedding where a bossy fianc e's sister pressures a white gown. the bride plans a simple ceremony due to family death.
Patricia Ann Kloberdanz married Douglas C Burton at St Augustine Church after a ceremony led by Rev Jerome Verdick. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Kloberdanz, wore Chantilly lace, and the couple plans to reside in Sparta Wisconsin, with the groom in the Army at Camp McCoy.
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