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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
6
Seek and Find Club charters a bus for a Ramsey House tour in St. Paul next Saturday, leaving Austin at 7 45 a.m. Members invite guests. contact several members to join, with luncheon and antique shop visits planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wennes of 1400 8th St. NE are honored at an open house Monday from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Alma Murray Room at St. Olaf Lutheran Church. The couple will move to Phoenix, Arizona next week where he has accepted a job.
A weekly rundown lists events for Austin groups. Upcoming activities include the Austin Camera Club meeting at Shaw Gym, the Austin Garden Club at YWCA, and multiple church and society circles with luncheons picnics and home meetings. Local director Erik Vos joins Stanford theater as visiting artistic director.
Christie Cole Wilson, 18, will star at a $75,000 to $85,000 Detroit party to vie for Debutante of the Year. Her father, Ralph C. Wilson Jr., owner of an insurance business, horses, and the Buffalo Bills, backs the event with her mother Janet guiding the plan. The event features Peter Duchin and transforms the Country Club of Detroit into Versailles Gardens. Christie came out last December at the International Debutante Ball in New York. the family resides in Grosse Pointe.
Old fashioned fritter recipe revival highlights strawberry fritters coated with corn syrup almonds and graham cracker crumbs then fried until golden. Includes serving idea with pudding sauce and optional sabayon style accompaniment. Also presents a summer salad with iceberg lettuce sour cream herbs cheeses celery pickles and tomatoes.
LaDonna Rae Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Rod ney Olson Glenville and William Arthur Struck son of Mr and Mrs Wehrmann Struck Gordonsville were married at First Lutheran Church Glenville Rev Elwood Sharpness officiated soloist Miss Gloria Olson was accompanied by Miss Sharon Behr. The couple will reside in Albert Lea after a trip to the Ozarks.
A reader laments a sexless marriage and is urged to seek medical guidance and literature. A widow questions a 32 year old son living with his mother, with support for nontraditional living. A teen writer shares pain over a pressured adoption and is advised to move and pursue education and work.
Information on events in Austin must reach the Herald by 8:30 a.m. the day after the event, and by 9:30 a.m. the second day. A third day is allowed for out of city events. Wedding notices should arrive before the ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. the day after. After that, items may be condensed or published only as announcements, with wedding photos due within 12 days.
Mrs Erwin Gussner conducted devotions for the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at the Glenville Methodist Church. Mrs James Delger led scripture reading and Mrs Joseph Kuchera and Mrs Harley Helmey gave readings. Hostesses were Mrs Anna Citurs and Mrs Lynn Citurs.
In Talbotton Georgia Rep. William B. Steis was the sole ballot candidate for the Georgia House in his district and lost. Robert H. McRae won as a write-in with 145 votes to Steis 100, both Democrats.
An estimated 40 to 80 congressmen and aides are visiting Paris for a weekend as guests of the Air Force to attend the International Air Show. The trip was kept quiet until departure and they are expected back Monday or Tuesday.
The office staff of Carl Jampel, executive producer of The Rebus Game, are handy with tools as well as typewriters. They design and build many gadgets, buzzers, and bells because suitable items are not available on the market.
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