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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
6
A selection of reader questions and Ann Landers replies covers office collections, spousal affection, aggressive love making, and teen etiquette. The editor advises on handling unsolicited requests for flowers, romantic initiative, and family quarrels, with a note about obtaining her booklet.
6 AUSTIN Minn Herald lists various women group meetings for June with host addresses. SOROLIS CLASS hosts a 6 30 pm potluck at Mrs William B Law 703 9th St SW. ST DOMINICA Unit gathers evening at Mrs V K Drury 607 7th St NW. ST BLANDINA Unit meets at Mrs William E Callahan 706 5th St NW for 6 30 pm. OUR LADY OF Mercy Catholic Nurses meet at Pacelli High School. ST BARBARA Unit hosts 6 30 pm picnic at Mrs William Kimlicka 710 8th Ave NW. ST OLAF Lutheran circles meet in the evening.Circle 10 at Mrs Lowell Haug 904 11th Ave SW Circle 16 at church parlors Circle 17 at Mrs Reuben Anderson 601 8th Ave SE Circle 22 at Mrs Norman Hy nie 1613 1st Ave SE Circle 34 at Mrs Richard Brekke 2016 5th Ave NE Party Line Club meets at Mrs Herbert Swenson 2702 4th St SW.
Mrs. Orville Buck of Waltham announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Judy to Noel A. Luedtke, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Luedtke of Sargeant. A July wedding is planned.
Our Saviors Lutheran Church circles held sessions Wednesday with Claudia Circle at Mrs L L Harber 602 8th St SW and Naomi Circle open by Mrs Melvin Quamn. Hannah Ruth Dorcas and Deborah Circles met at various homes for Bible study worship prayer and planning. Next meetings set for September and a July 17 picnic planned by Claudia Circle.
Osage couple marks golden wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception at their farm home southeast of Osage from 2 to 4 p.m. Their daughters hostesses and several ladies assist with arrangements. A July Todd Park picnic is planned with circles meeting for Bible study and worship prayers noted.
The BBB Club met at noon Tuesday for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Audrey Nelson. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Fred Gravenish led the program. Contest winners were Mrs. John Shipe and Mrs. Leonard Anderson. Next meeting set for July 10 at Mrs. Ralph Wilson’s home.
Girl Scouts occupy Todd Park and the Scout Cabin under Mrs. Howard M. Peterson with 33 Brownies in park units and 74 scouts anticipated at the cabin in two weeks. Leaders include Mrs. Orville Berhow, Nancy Adams, Janet Hartwig, Elaine Wolfe, and Miss Deloris Yunker with Carmine Zeller and Sue Reinartz assisting. Activities cover hikes, cookouts, nature studies, rock lessons, bird books, and a Seven Springs hike. Registrations for June 25 29 are handled by Mrs. Peterson. Girls Scouts affiliate with United Fund.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Greenlee reside on a Chatfield area farm following a June 2 ceremony at Cherry Grove EUB Church. The bride Mariel Vreeman is from Spring Valley and the groom is son of Glenn Greenlee of Chatfield. Attendants included Karen Greenlee Darlene Freimark David Vreeman and Rodney Herrick.
Roberta Jean Graling and Neil A Harris were married at Cherry Grove EUB Church near Spring Valley. The bride, a Mankato State College graduate and teacher in Okinawa and Japan, and the groom, a Rensselaer Institute graduate, will reside in Grand Island New York.
Mr and Mrs Orville Berg celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at their home west of Osage. Their sons Sherman and Kendrick will host the event.
Ramsey Golf Club hosted a women’s flight tournament on Ladies Day. Winners included Mrs. B F Wilson Mrs Ray Hackenmiller Mrs Donald Theissen Mrs Donald Dutcher and several others with chip-in prizes awarded to Mrs. Hallman Mrs Bartholomew and Mrs Bernard Moody. Austin Country Club women will be guests next week.
Mrs Hopfe showed slides of a mission family in the Philippines at a United Missionary Society gathering in the Church of Christ. Mrs Hogan led devotions and prayers were offered by Mrs DeFor and Mrs Vlasaty. Hymns and a vocal solo accompanied by Mrs Hall preceded officer election discussion and a committee appointment. Lunch followed at the Riviera.
Miss Beverly Joan Nelson and Thom as Dean Holm were married at Grace Lutheran Church in Denver Colorado with Rev O Reeg officiating The bride wore Chantilly lace and silk illusion veil carrying a white orchid The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Holm of Los Angeles A reception followed and the couple will reside in Denver at 1352 Sherman after a Colorado Springs honeymoon
McIntyre Women's Relief Corps inducted Mrs. Elmer Neus and Mrs. Hans Paulson Sr. at the VFW Hall on Wednesday. They planned a 12:30 picnic luncheon and guest day for July 5 at Todd Park. Relief work totaled 57 dollars, with 14 sick calls and 20 cards sent. lunch was served by Mrs. Louis Klingfus and Mrs. Nellie Haney.
A rummage sale hosted by the Salvation Army runs Thursday and Friday from 9 30 a m to 5 p m at 414 2nd Ave NE. Proceeds support local services.
St Edward Unit held a noon picnic luncheon at Todd Park with members' children and Miss Mary A Martin. Plans for October altar care and future projects were discussed. committees named. St Agnes Unit met at Mrs Edward Miller’s Oakland home. Mrs Ray Miller led a study club and Catholic Women’s Council report. prizes awarded to Mrs Richard Sheedy and Miss Peterson. Next meetings set for September.
One hundred golfers participated in ladies day at Austin Country Club. Winners in Class A were Mrs Harold Hastings Mrs Robert Bulger Mrs Richard Setchell and Mrs S C Haase. Class B winners included Mrs Race Crane Miss Winifred Leonard Mrs James Whalen and others. Class C prizes went to Mrs Bertram Nemitz Mrs Vern Walcott and several more. Golf chairmen were Mrs Bulger and Mrs Crane with luncheon chairwoman Mrs Harold Mattfeld and committee members listed.
Helsinki Finland Bible Society of Finland observes its 150th anniversary this spring marking a century and a half of religious and charitable work.
Mary Vee Gibbons of Minneapolis and Kenneth Ellenberg will marry on July 14. Gibbons is a University of Minnesota senior and Delta Gamma member who was Miss Golden Valley 1959. Ellenberg, a University of Minnesota alumnus, works for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle.
Mrs Richard Macal of Austin route 5 welcomed Circle 7 at Grace Lutheran Church Tuesday evening. Bible study and devotions were led by Mrs Roy Norland with worship and prayer by Mrs William Gaughran. Next meeting set for September 18 at Mrs Chester Nelsons home 2017 3rd Ave NE.
Mrs Robert Blake was honored at a shower hosted Wednesday by Mrs Wilma Gorman at 911 3rd Ave NW. The event included games and prize awards, gifts for Mrs Blake, and refreshments.
Immanuel Lutheran Church Grand Meadow hosted the 8 p.m. Saturday wedding of Dorothy Kramer and Lanny Jacobson. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer, wore white embossed satin with pink carnations, veil from a rose petal cap. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jacobson of Dexter. Officiant Rev. Bittner. soloist Mrs. Edith Mantueful. A reception followed. couple to reside on a Dexter area farm after a Black Hills honeymoon.
The Mower County Home Extension Council met at Mrs. Harold Gall’s home with co hostesses Mrs. Earl Rolfson. Named to the Achievement Day committee were Mrs. Leo Galloway chairman, Mrs. Arthur Matter, Mrs. Roy Dunning. Resignations were received from Mrs. Wallace Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Jensen. Miss Shirley Nordstrom was introduced. A tour to the Amana Colonies in Iowa was set for Sept 10.
At the July North Star Homemakers Club gathering plans were formed to make smocked pillows. The program and contest prizes were led by Mrs. Kenneth Corson and Mrs Ronald Haugland. Door prizes went to Mrs. Agar Olso, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Floy Lehman, and Mrs. Otto Lomholt.
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