Shower honors two brides at Trondhjem Church near London
Sixty guests attended a shower for Mrs. Harold Gill and Mrs. Arvid Lau at Trondhjem Church with gifts opened after a program led by Mrs. Charles Lukes. Guests came from Myr tle Lyle London Glenville and Austin as the Ladies Aid served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gill
Gale Haldorson
Arvid Lau
Marjorie Bell
Trondhjem Church
London
Charles Lukes
Esther Lau
Carol Bell
Myrtle
Lyle
Glenville
Austin
Ladies Aid
For Women For Women halter blouse and skirt pattern
Pattern 4575 for Misses' sizes 12 through 20 offers a halter blouse that fits at the waist and a whirling eight-gore skirt. The blouse opens flat for ironing and patterns suggest vacation wear. Size 16 requires 4 yards of 35-inch fabric with illustrated instructions. Send to Anne Adams care 11 New York with name and ad style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Austin Daily Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Pattern Dept
Koffee Klub Honors Mrs Arnold Hall At Neighborhood Picnic
The Koffee Klub honored Mrs Arnold Hall at a Wednesday evening picnic at the Leonard Grothe home 1908 KE Collins. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Yauger and daughter Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson and family and other local couples. Plans were made for a July neighborhood picnic. A Sorosis Class picnic supper followed at Mrs S L McGillivray’s home with assistants and a business session led by Miss Alta Kuns. Mrs C F Kehret led devotions and Mrs Herbert Richardson gave a reading. Contests were conducted by Mrs Lulu Hughson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Koffee Klub
Arnold Hall
Leonard Grothe
KE. Collins
Jack Yauger
Andrew Anderson
Galen Rogers
Ronald Grothe
Henry Buchan
Methodist Church
S. L. McGillivray
Stella Meek
Alta Kuns
C. F. Kehret
Herbert Richardson
Lulu Hughson
Todd Park
Circle Two
Nathan Johnson
Donald Grangaard
Herbert Jordan
Howard Conway
Bridal Shower For Miss Grace Kopet At Home
A bridal shower honoring Miss Grace Kopet was hosted by Miss Marlene Torke at 405 Garfield on Thursday evening. Corsages went to the guest of honor her mother Mrs Joseph Kopet and her grandmother Mrs Joseph Mosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kopet
Marlene Torke
Garfield
Joseph Kopet
Joseph Mosha
Kopet
Shirley Weber
Ray Misbach
C. M. Olswold
Betty Misbach
Miss Torke
L. W. Torke
Rudy Jech
Miss Kopet
John J. Hruby
Washington, D. C
St. Augustine Church
Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting at Freeman Home
Mrs. C L Freeman hosted 46 members and friends of the Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a letter from Wayne Barbers in South America, poetry by Myron Fawyer, a map of Liberia Africa, a Braband mission talk by Mrs. Cecil Siefkes, a vocal solo by Darlene Nyenhuis, piano by Mrs. Fred Arett, and prayers. Out of town guests included former presidents Mrs. John Bennett of Eugene Oregon and Mrs. Henry Arett of Randall Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Freeman
Oakland Baptist Ladies Aid
Fred Arett
Wayne Barbers
South America
Myron Fawyer
Ligeria
Africa
Darlene Nyenhuis
Cecil Siefkes
Siefkes
Henry Arett
A. T. Askelson
The
Aid
John Bennett
Eugene
Ore
Randall
Minn
St Bridget’s Unit Plans July Luncheon at Lafayette Park
St Bridget’s Unit met Thursday afternoon at Lafayette Park for a guest day luncheon. Mrs R M Cotter hosted eight members and three guests. Theresa Cotter spoke on her Marian Year reading and recent travels through Bolivia Italy France and other countries. Mrs Blanche Van Pelt won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Park
St. Bridget’s Unit
R. M. Cotter
Theresa Cotter
Boliva
Italy
France
Blanche van Pelt
Joint Legion Post 91 Auxiliary installation plans
Plans for a joint installation of officers with Post 91 and the Auxiliary, dated July 7, were announced by Spam Post, American Legion, Wednesday night during a picnic at Mrs Nels Nelson's Austin Acres home. Mrs John Tenhoff and Mrs Kermit Thomas spoke about the Rochester convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
American Legion
Nels Nelson
Austin Acres
John Tenhoff
Kermit Thomas
Rochester
Local Residents Prepare for World Trip Ends and Hospital News
Pr Linnie Black will leave for Miami Florida tonight from 511 Fairview to end her visit with sister Mrs Charles Ashton and Elder and Mrs P L Williams depart Sunday for Singapore completing their world tour and return to the United States to settle after 34 years as missionaries in China. Mrs Marie Holmes mother of Mrs Robert Marlin is a patient at St Olaf Hospital after a light heart attack. Mrs Raymond Kenevan and Barbara Jean Oakland Mrs Joseph Luksik and Julia Kenevan were dinner guests of Effie and Bertha Jensen and visited Mr and Mrs Iver Ofsten. Lucille Lane and Florence Regner left for a week in northern Minnesota. Mrs S P Meyer of Minneapolis visiting Miss Hazel Foster and Mrs Paul Williams of Singapore in Austin. John Evenson son of Mrs O L Evenson left for Grand Marais to work in forest fire prevention after finishing junior year in forestry at Iowa State College. Charles Dottenrod entered St Olaf Hospital for an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Black
Charles S. Ashton
Fairview
Miami
Fla
Elder
P. L. Williams
Ashton
Singapore
United States
China
Marie Holmes
Glenville
Robert Marlin
Padden
St. Olaf Hospital
Raymond Kenevan
Barbara Jean
Oakland
Joseph Luksik
W. Oakland
Julia Kenevan
Effie
Bertha Jensen
Albert Lea
Iver Ofsten
John Evenson
O. L. Evenson
Grand Marais
National Forests
Iowa State College
Ames
Donna Lee Duncan and Robert M Stone Plan October Wedding
Mrs. Ruth Duncan of St. Paul announces the engagement of her daughter Donna Lee to Robert M. Stone, son of Mrs. Jeanette Stone of St. Paul. An October wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lee Duncan
Robert M. Stone
Ruth Duncan
St. Paul
Austin
Donna Lee
Jeanette Stone
Personal Notes From area residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs Lester Whiteman return to 401 N Burr Oak after a Denver vacation visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Smith. Del Hastings Craig and Nancy Seattle spend summer with Blair Hainers while Hastings pursues a PhD at Minnesota. Miss Ann Hainer returns from University of Minnesota for summer. A M King Kennedy Richardson families of Winona visit Fred King in Adams. S L Robinson Graham Uzick travel to Minneapolis for Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing capping services with daughter Joan Robinson among cap recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Whiteman
Burr Oak
Denver
Colo
William Smith
Great Lake Lodge
del Hastings
Craig
Nancy
Seattle
Wash
Blair Hainer
Mr. Hastings
University of Minnesota
Ann Hainer
S. L. Robinson
Graham Uzick
Minneapolis
W. E. Erickson
Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing
Joan Robinson
Robinson
Circles of St Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild Meet
Multiple circles held sessions with devotions Bible study and worship offering prayers. Circles planned July picnics and gatherings at various homes and parks. Members and guests attended. several hostesses and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild
Home Study Club Displays Antiques and Heirlooms
Antiques and family heirlooms were presented by 24 members of the Home Study Club on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willard Thayer. Mrs. A. R. Hitchins led the program with a paper titled Treasures in Truck and Trash. Mrs. Harlow Sayles chaired the lunch committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Study Club
Willard Thayer
A. R. Hitchins
Harlow Sayles
Baptist Circle Studies Missions in LeRoy
The Baptist Mission Circle in LeRoy studied Conservative Baptist Missions in Portugal. Mrs. Richard Harvey hosted the gathering and Mrs. Lloyd Nauman led the lesson. A sewing meeting is announced for July 16 at the Lloyd Nauman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Baptist Mission Circle
LeRoy
Richard Harvey
Lloyd Nauman
Beta Mu Epsilon Sigma Alpha mothers dinner noted
Members of Beta Mu Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha entertained their mothers at a Wednesday dinner. Twenty two covers were set at a table decorated with spring flowers and blue tapers planned by Sandra Woodward, chapter president. The sorority's last meeting at Mrs. Gerald Clingman's home decided on one meeting monthly in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sandra Woodward
Gerald Clingman
Dear Mrs Landers Advice on a Difficult Brother-In-Law Situation
A reader asks how to remove a nonworking brother in law living with his sister and how a wife’s defense of him strains the marriage. The column advises the husband to leave if the brother stays and to seek a compromise with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Episcopal Unit Names Committees
Committees and chairmen were named at a meeting of Bishop Whipple Unit at Christ Episcopal Church. Members listed include Mrs Albert Fuller missionary Mrs Donald Hormel education Mrs Lisle Barr Mrs Ben Nemitz housekeeping Mrs Richard Taylor bazaar and Mrs T J Williams led in devotions. Kate Stacy read a short story and seven guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Whipple
Christ Episcopal Church
Florence Shutt
Albert Fuller
Donald Hormel
Lisle Barr
Ben Nemitz
Housekeeping
Richard Taylor
T. J. Williams
Kate Stacy
Weads Entertain Keystone Class at Church of Christ
Mr and Mrs Fred Wead hosted the Keystone Class gathering on Thursday evening. Twenty two members and eleven guests attended with Leon Vlasity leading, followed by lunch served by Mrs Vlasity and Mrs Theresa Embrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wead
Keystone
Church of Christ
Mr. Wead
Leon Vlasity
Vlasity
Theresa Embrickson
Jugoslav Ex Judge Proud to Be Laborer in Chicago
A former Yugoslav judge and cabinet minister, 67 year old Stankos Masic, praises his new role as a laborer in an American laundry. He spoke to 1,200 adult education certificate recipients, many foreign born. Masic, once a Yugoslav army captain captured in 1941, came to the U.S. in 1951. his wife and two children remain refugees in Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stankos Masic
Masic
Board of Education
United States
Austria
Rummage Sale At Salvation Army Basement
Sale held Saturday morning from 9 to 12 in the basement of the Salvation Army at 418 East Bridge. Proceeds support church charitable work. Advertising paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
E. Bridge
Scarf with large attached flower adds stylish versatility
A wardrobe stretcher features a scarf with a big attached flower. It can be worn around the neck, from neck to hip as a pep lum, or around the waist, providing a fresh look to a costume.
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Enoch Sorenson
Presbyterian Guild
George Wells
S. B. Ludemann
Howard Hanks
Hall
Sorosis
Hi-Way Sales CO
Austin, Minnesota
Oakland Aid
Lucille Lane
Florence Regner
Minnesota
S. P. Meyer
Hazel Foster
Lyndale
Paul Wiliams
Charles Dottenrod
Harmon
Herald
A.M. King
Kenneth Richardson
Winona
Fred King
Adams
St. Olaf Guild Circles
Circle
Circle One
Charles Western
Arthur L. Swenson
Willard Moen
Donald Bulger
Wilbur Heimsness
Circle Three
Clarence Peterson
Eberhart
Walter Bartel
Ernest Nelson
Circle 5
Circle Five
Joe Zrucky
C. L. Tollefson
al Toresdahl
Eldon Johnson
Arnold Overby
Circle Six
Gertrude Lee
Carmine Zeller
Carla Johnson
Wilton Ziller
Carmine
Floyd Granholm
Engar Hanson
Oren Morerm
E. A. Heimer
Circle Eight
Henry Osmundson
Park
C. Olswold
Ingaman Steen
Melvin Peterson
Bennie Olson
John Trelstad
Russell Jacobson
Bel Air Drive
Laverne Bald
Ner
W. Rosenbrock
Alfred Hanson
Interne
Our Brothers
Lyle Johnson
Oscar Ludvigson
Norby Chinander
J. A. Johnson
J. C. Gilbertson
Harold Madsen
Ludvigson
Arthur Stevens
Kenneth Braaten
Herman Braaten
Circle 22
H. Reshetar
Circle 24
Laverne Madson
Ivar Johnson
Bazaar Fund
Herbert Anfonson
Johnson
Otto Tischer
John Madson
Ruth Ames
William McMasters
John Dolan
Victor Ellis
Circle 25
Clarence Engen
Arthur Dalager
Vernon Peterson
Chester Larson
Jacob Mathieson
Joe Groth
Circle 28
Albert Hanson
Oscar Roseth
Ray Knight
Sunshine Committee
Clinton Swenson
Baptist Circle Studies Missions
Ann Landers
Mrs. Landers
L. B
Sere Ly
Kodak
Wold
Episcopal Unit Names Committees
Jugoslav
White Elephant Sale
Clarence Schassow
E.cook St. Naran
Sheaffer
Parker
Paper-Mate
Esterbrook
Thermos
Postal Service
Rod
Seaforth Men
DR. Grabo
Kaywoodie
Medico Pipes
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Ed Sterling Shopping
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