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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
6
Miss Karen Jane Johnson and Edward H. Flitton were married at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Alexandria. The couple, from notable families, plan a summer in Cambridge and a fall move to Chicago for further studies. The ceremony featured ivory organza gowns, turquoise-tinted outfits, and a reception at Collingwood-on-the-Potomac.
Arlene Louise Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Anderson and Michael Ray Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Howard J Kelly were married Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church Mark Joy sang with pianist Karen Kellogg accompanying They traveled to the Wisconsin Dells and will reside at 430% S 4th St Mankato Details include gowns bouquets attendants and reception followed by travel attire and career notes for both families.
Miss Sandra Kay Sayles daughter of Mrs Walter Sayles of Austin and Bruce Rampelberg son of Rev and Mrs Jack Rampelberg of Havre Mont were married by Rev Rampelberg at First Methodist Church Austin Friday The reception featured floral white carnations orchids and pink gowns with detailed bridal attire The couple plans to live in Havre after a trip to Europe.
McIntyre WRC met Friday at the VFW Hall to plan a potluck luncheon for July 2 when state convention reports in Minneapolis will be heard. Hosts Mrs Louis J ingfus Nellie Haney Louise Leck nir Hans Paulson Sr asked members to collect plastic bottle donations for fruit baskets for Minnesota Soldiers Home. Prizes were awarded to several attendees including Nellie Sheedy Nora Peterson and Gert rude Roebuck. door prizes went to Betty Fi ala and Klingfus.
Mr and Mrs Leslie H Jensen Brownsdale will observe their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday. An open house will be held from 2 to 5 p m at their home.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Murphy of Algona announce the engagement of their daughter Betty to William Blake son of Mr and Mrs William Blake of Stacyville The couple plan to marry on September 4 at St Cecelia's Catholic Church Algona Betty is a Saint Joseph School of Nursing graduate and instructor in Omaha Neb William Blake is a Loras College graduate employed in Omaha The couple will wed at St Cecelia's Church Algona
The Lightly Clan held its 50th reunion at Todd Park on Sunday with 74 relatives attending the picnic dinner. F S Lightly led the business session, Sahren Kurth gave the prayer, and Miss Marcella Hoban presented the program including letters from absent members and past minutes read by Nellie Sheedy. Officers elected: Henry Lightly president, Paul Lightly vice president, Rich ard Lukes recording secretary, David Lyle corresponding secretary, John Lightly treasurer. Flowers honored oldest members Nellie Sheedy and C H Lightly. longest married Mr and Mrs Kurth. most recently married Mr and Mrs Roger Camerer. Relatives from Des Moines Benson and Van Meter, Iowa attended.
Miss Susan Elizabeth Boettcher and Walter W. Hubley III were married at First Congregational Church at 4 p.m. on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Boettcher of 1003 9th St NW, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hubley Jr of Madison New Jersey, were married by Rev Ralph Colby and Rev Alvin Boettcher with soloist Dr Roger Downing.
Cheri Jo Bonnella, wife of golf pro Dave Bonnella, avoids playing but plans to join later as the family settles at Austin Country Club. The Bonnellas from Ottumwa Iowa enjoy club social life, decorating, sewing, and bridge on ladies day while Dave futures a golf career and teaching at Drake University after a Des Moines wedding and reception.
Dear readers seek guidance on in laws kissing habits and parental influence. Noting that a father kissing his sons does not turn them gay, the column urges warmth and open dialogue while warning against envy of imitation and suggesting practical support for widowed friends.
A bridal shower for Miss Rita May of Rochester was held Sunday at Johnsburg. Corsages were given to Miss May and several relatives, with prizes won by Mrs. D Koenigs and Mrs. Isadore Goergen and a door prize to Mrs. Philip Koenigs. Ann May and Helen McCoy assisted in opening gifts.
Miss Joan Marie Engel daughter of Mr and Mrs W Donald Engel Grand Meadow and Robert P Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Patterson Minneapolis wed at 11 am Saturday at St Frances Cabrini Minneapolis Rev J Reardon officiated five piece string music. Attendants included Mary White Denice Plunkett Mary Anne Johnson and Mrs Thomas Kjeer. Lunch at Columbia Manor followed by reception. They will reside in Minneapolis with the bride student at the University of Minnesota and the groom a research fellow in bio engineering at the University Hospitals.
Rudy Meyers Adams, studying business at Mankato, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs N J Meyers in Adams. A shower and dinner honoring Mrs Douglas Huffman the former Louise Ramum were hosted by Mrs Kenneth Gemmel at the Oak Leaf on Wednesday before Huffman headed to Cincinnati to return home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Ramum in Austin Rt. 1.
Advertisement promotes Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo as a cheap home rug cleaning solution. It highlights restoring color and cleaning wall-to-wall or spot traffic areas and rents electric shampoo power for $1 a day at Sterling Hardware in Cleveland.
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