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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
5
GIA to B of LE holds an evening meeting at the IOOF Hall while VFW Post and Auxiliary host an open house at the YWCA in the evening.
Mrs. Stanley Florek of 1101 Johnson hosted the Queen of Peace Unit on Wednesday night. The rosary for peace opened the business session, followed by bingo with a door prize awarded to Mrs. Donald Sattler. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Donald Grimley. July’s meeting is planned with Mrs. John McAnnally.
A Wednesday evening picnic at Todd Park gathered members of the American Legion Spam Post for a potluck supper and social games. Guests included Mrs. Robert Hague of Rochester, a past commander, with officers listed for the post.
Miss Marie Inez Hansen daughter of ANH Hansen Blooming Prairie and James E Seykara son of Mrs Alfred Seykara Owatonna were married Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church Owatonna Rev Bernard Kerrigan officiated Miss Mary Matuska organist accompanied Kenneth Carrol sang three selections The bride wore a strapless gown with lace bodice and net skirt Attendant Leona Jindra wore ice blue organdy over taffeta Guests included Bernard Dietz Robert Hansen and Ambrose Fisher After a family dinner at the Hansen home the couple will live in Hibbing where Seykara works for Oliver Mining Co The bride a Blooming Prairie and Mankato School of Beauty Culture graduate previously worked at Austin Beauty Shop The groom a UMN civil engineering graduate.
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The Sorosis Class of the Methodist Church met for a picnic supper Thursday evening at Lafayette Park. Mrs. Edwyna Perry led the business session and Mrs. C. F. Kehret led devotions. Hostess was Mrs. Myrtle Ferris. A picnic is planned for the July session.
Miss Marian R. Underdahl and R Howard Boverhuis were married at Moscow Lutheran Church at 7:30 pm Wednesday. The ceremony featured music by Eleanor Johnson and Herman Gruss, with extensive bridal party details and a reception for 150 guests. The couple will reside near Hollandale after a Black Hills honeymoon.
Marilyn Joseph daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey G Joseph 1002 Bauman will marry John W Newman Jr son of John Newman Sr 104 Graham. The ceremony is set for 2 pm Saturday at the Little Brown Church in Nashua Ia. Newman recently received an army discharge after a year in Korea.
Seven Texas models in buckskin jackets and ten gallon hats will invade the French Riviera for Texas Week on the Riviera from July 12 to 20. Invited by the French government, the Dallas outfits Frontex and A Harris and Company back the costumes for shows in Nice. The Texans plan three fashion events, a Bastille Day flower bout and a publicity push including Texas citizenship papers for European celebrities.
The Bishop Whipple Unit of Christ Episcopal Church gathered for a 1:30 luncheon at Mrs. James Chiz’s home. Members collected clothing and items for mission work in Japan while Mrs. Kate Stacy read from Bishop Whipple’s autobiography.
The Country Club women held golf and bridge after a 1 pm luncheon. In Class A handicap first prize went to Mrs. Rex James with second shared by Mrs. Robert Bulger and Mrs. B Nemitz. Class B handicap first prize to Mrs. Oren Kirkpatrick with second shared by Mrs. Donald Peterson and Mrs. Jack Newgaard. Luncheon committee members were Mrs. Paul Usem, Mrs. Nate Chasin, Mrs. Jack Kentta, Mrs. George Gulbrandson and Mrs. William Leebens.
Alfred Eckhart returns to Chicago after visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eckhart at 1913 E Oakland. Mrs Gertrude Varco Eckhart and Wade Curtis of Rock Island Illinois have left 1918 E Oakland after visiting Ernest Eckhart. Miss Marjorie Bell departs for California to visit sister-in-law Mrs Beryl Bell and nephew Clayton in Sonoma with plans to return in August.
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