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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
7
A light warm weather menu features Minted Peas with a mint vinaigrette and a Salad Ring of pecans and Cheddar in a gelatin mold. Also included are New-Fashioned Stuffed Cabbage and Ribbon Salad recipes with step by step prep and chilling times.
A Toronto study shows Canadian women more aware of overweight issues than men. Forty per cent of French speaking and 44 per cent of English speaking women feel too heavy, while 28 per cent of English speaking men see themselves as overweight. Half of women tried to slim down versus one third of men.
Two chicken portions are pan fried then simmered with onion celery garlic in pineapple juice lemon juice and ginger. Coconut mushrooms and a cornstarch thickened sauce finish in a hot bake for 30 minutes. May be doubled for eight servings.
Ellen Elizabeth Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Nelson Austin Rt 2 and Roger V Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Vern Hanson 1409 3rd Ave SW were married Sunday at First Methodist Church Dr W G Law officiated at 2 pm with soloist Dr Roger Downing and Miss Mae Wells on organ. The bride wore embroidered silk organza with a chapel train and bouquet of white roses. The couple will reside in Pasadena California where the bride is a registered x ray technician and the groom studies aeronautical engineering.
Miss Kathleen Ramona Schlappe daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph J Schlappe Pine Island and Gary Kasten son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Kasten Rose Creek were married at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church Berne Minn Friday at 7 pm Rev H H Schowe conducted the service Sanel Ellison was organist and accompanied Keith Kreun soloist The bride wore a white organza gown trimmed with French lace and carried gardenias and stephanotis They will reside in Willmar this summer then move to Pella Iowa in fall where he will continue preseminary studies at Central College She will teach English at Knoxville High School
Mission circles of Little Cedar Lutheran Church Adams held sessions Wednesday. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs E S Anderson featured Bible study and devotions led by Mrs Virgil Bergene. Invitations for guest day on June 27 will be sent to women at Mona Marshall Lyle and Elkton Lutheran Churches. Circle 2 met at Mrs R L Bolton's home.
Polly Cramer advises on using ready made curtains to brighten a living room with a striped ombre effect by layering three gold shades and mixing colors for contrast. The column also weaves in reader questions offering color tips for beige rooms and retired households.
Miss Jean Bird of Riceville is engaged to Larry Kurkowski of Rochester. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs Louis Bird of Riceville and Mr and Mrs Harold Kurkowski of Rochester. Jean is a Riceville High School graduate, nursing student at Kahler Methodist School of Nursing, now employed at Chicago Lying-In Hospital. Larry expects to graduate this month from Rochester Junior College. No wedding date is yet set.
The ceremony was held at St. Olaf Lutheran Church with Rev. Harvey Anderson officiating at 3 30 p m. The bride wore a satin lace gown and veil. Attendants included Mrs. Brimacomb and Miss Sommers. Richard Howard and Bruce Jeffers served as witnesses. A reception followed at the Izaak Walton Cabin. The couple will reside at 1010% 1st Dr NW with the groom a student at Austin Junior College.
Production data show Kentucky corn per acre increasing from 25 to 46 bushels and wheat from 10 to 24.4 bushels over the last hundred years reflecting steady agricultural gains.
Lyle Lutheran Church circles held weekly meetings with program leaders and Bible studies. Sunshine calls were reported by several members. July plans include picnics at Lyle Park, hostesses for Circles 2 4 5 and July, and worship offerings.
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