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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
6
Mrs H M Fisch Jr of Spring Valley will guest on the Bee Baxter television show at 11 am Friday on KSTP TV Minneapolis. She will discuss her collection of rare birds and a few larger birds will be shown during the program.
Circle Five met Wednesday at Mrs. Harold Butler's 215 E Water home for a social potluck with nine members. Circle Six, hosted by Mrs. James A Taylor, held a business session followed by a picnic luncheon served by several members. Thirty three members were present.
Ramsey women joined a Ladies Day at Ramsey Golf Course with bridge and golf events. Bridge winners included Mrs. William Ende and Mrs. Henry Stuewer. golf winners included Mrs. Paul Noble and many others. Chip-in winners were Mrs. Milling and Mrs. Daigneau. Next week no Ramsey ladies day. members invited to Country Club.
The St Ansgar Garden Club heard Minnie Duenow discuss summer mulches and their value including paper mulch for pineapple growers and stone mulch for orchards. A second talk by Mrs A O Roses covered trials of growing roses urging choice stock and ample water and fertilizer. July meeting planned at Sportsmen Park.
Pictures from an evangelistic tour by Mr and Mrs Sterling Krause were shown at the First Baptist Church meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society. Visited Jamaica Panama Costa Rica Colombia and Trinidad included a Krause vocal duet. Group Eight led by Mrs Dale Arentson organized the program and Group Three won the attendance trophy. Refreshments were served and plans announced for a future guest, Leland Tyvells, president of the Negro Bible College.
Christ the King Unit met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Russell Baldus home 1413 Euclid with Mrs Clem Weber as co host. After Rosary and business, 500 was played prizes awarded to Mrs Marvin Heimer and Mrs Sherman Granholm door prize won by Mrs Ralph Torgrimsen.
Mrs. Harlow Sayles on Highway 218 South hosted the Enterprise Project Unit gathering on Wednesday. The lesson titled Outdoor Cookery was presented by Mrs. Sayles and Mrs. Homer Hawkins. Hostesses for the July meeting will be Mrs. Raymond Sayles and Mrs. Walter Sayles.
Clothing for children and adults. Dishes curtains rugs and misc items. 9x12 rug. Sale runs Thursday Friday and Saturday in basement at 908 North First. Adg. 3T.
Household items and decor including clothing bicycles dishes chairs dressers and a side heater are advertised for a garage sale at 305 S Franklin on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Miscellaneous tackle and mise noted.
Country Club women played bridge and golf on regular ladies day. A noon luncheon was served by chairwoman Mrs. William Bandler and committee. Bridge winners were Mrs. H. P. VanCleve Mrs. Jacob Usem and Mrs. Ross Johnson. Golf winners listed from the previous week. Next Wednesday will host out of town and Ramsey guest day with coffee before tea-off at 8 a.m. A dinner dance is scheduled for.
Sale listing for Saturday features pillows shoe roller skates dresses of all sizes and other miscellaneous goods at 911 East Bridge.
An outing schedule notes that Saturday evening and twilight rounds are moved to Monday. Organizers specify start times and course details, inviting golfers to adjust plans and compete under the adjusted schedule.
Mrs Richard Zrucky was honored at a Tuesday evening shower at the home of Mrs Delmer Anderson 1703 W Mill A corsage made by Mrs Harry Dixon was presented Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lauritz Tonding Mrs Wallace Malchow and Mrs Hilda Johnson Lowel Tonding received the door prize Lunch was served after gifts
Weeklong sale listing in Cleveland features children and adults clothing salt and pepper collection mise and adjacent advertisements.
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