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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
8
Mrs. Ray Snyder and her sisters in law Verna Ogren and Dorothy Miller found a new treat in Hormel coarse-ground bologna. They packed eight rings in insulated bags and ice for a three hour flight to Minneapolis, joking about cramming them into the luggage at the airport.
The article offers cheerful serving ideas such as topping cereals with softened ice cream, using frozen berries, and making vanilla ice cream into a shortcake sandwich. It also suggests quick uses for cornflake crumbs, potatoes, and shirred eggs, plus flavor boosts like mint with peas.
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 town events. Wedding notices should be received before the ceremony or by 9:30 a.m. the day after. After a week, items published are condensed or only announcements. Photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Jane Marie Moore of Osage to Howard A. Davis of Lake City Iowa announced. Miss Moore a Osage High School graduate and State College of Iowa student and Davis a State College of Iowa student affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Wedding planned for August 19.
Past Presidents of the VFW Auxiliary will make ditty bags for the Red Cross. Plans were announced Monday night at Mrs. Robert Paton’s home. A picnic is planned for July 10 at Lafayette Park. birthday honors were given to Mrs. Paton as attendees reviewed scrapbooks. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl Warner, Mrs. Lyman Lingbeck, and Mrs. Arthur Christgau.
Mrs. Robert Hague of Spring Valley announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Hague to Otto Sinell of LeSueur Minnesota. The ceremony occurred May 27 at the Full Gospel Temple in Minneapolis with Miss Sarah Lerfald and the Sinell brothers among the attendees. The couple will reside on a farm near LeSueur after a westward honeymoon.
Leftover fish can be flaked and mixed with mashed potatoes formed into patties. Coat with flour egg and breadcrumbs then fry in butter. Leftover sweet potatoes are mashed with butter and orange rind rolled in cornflake crumbs and baked. Corn adds to oyster stew. Potatoes with cheese sauce reheat over hot water. Fruit cake keeps two months refrigerated or three months frozen.
Kitchen tip suggests simmering carrots in bouillon to boost taste. A simple method uses basic pantry items to enhance sweetness and depth without complex seasoning.
Dear readers share requests on dealing with a meddling mother in law, suspect fainting neighbor, and mooching friends. Ann Landers advises setting boundaries, compassion for mental health, and polite refusals. Also notes on self-care and light fashion trends with fresh floral earrings for summer.
A fragmented cultural note traces flowers in fashion from ancient times to Broadway and Cleopatra. It mentions Eve and Adam, The Apple Tree script, and lavish blossoms in historical scenes. It also notes Ballets Africains planning a US tour with UN headquarters signings.
New York designer Rudi Gernreich debuts a fall collection built on belted tunics and draped looks. Models wear minimal undergarments under diaphanous dresses, with skirts fading from the hipline, while silks, velvet jackets, and patent leather flare in a modern, futuristic silhouette.
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