Easter Seal committee picnic at Todd Park
In Mower County a forthcoming Easter Seal committee event for the physically handicapped will be held in the afternoon at Todd Park.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
5
In Mower County a forthcoming Easter Seal committee event for the physically handicapped will be held in the afternoon at Todd Park.
Miss Marjorie Ludeman of Orlando Florida was feted at a shower at the LeRoy Presbyterian Church. Guests included her mother Mrs S B Ludeman of LeRoy and Mrs Harold Ludeman of Chester Iowa. The event featured rose corsages and readings with devotionals and gift opening. Ludeman will wed Thomas B Knight of Orlando in LeRoy on Sunday.
Mrs Earl Renner of LeRoy hosted the Baptist Dorcas Society meeting with Mrs George E Volkart assisting. Ethel Hanson gave the prayer and Robert Price led the Fathers Day program. Vocal solo by E B Storing and prayer by Arlee Vinquist followed by plans for a children’s program and future hostesses Owen Sigler and Curtis Foster.
Miss Joanne Schisler was guest of honor at a bridal shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Epley south of Austin. Corsages were given to Miss Schisler and her mother Mrs Louise Schisler. A program with music contests and a story was presented by Mary Jo Epley and Jane Epley and directed by Miss Darlene Epley. Miss Madonna Schisler assisted in opening gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs Edward Anderson and Miss Cecilia Mueller. The wedding to Robert Reuter is set for July 2 at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Litomysl.
The St Elizabeth Unit of St Augustine Church discussed plans for a card party at a Thursday meeting. Recitation of the Rosary was led by Mrs Peter Merten. Door prizes were won by Mrs Frances Ferguson Mrs Mark Fink and Mrs William Griffin. The next meeting is set for September with hostesses Mrs A D Holland and Mrs A Lien.
Handicap scores won prizes for ladies on a Wednesday at the Austin Country Club. 18 hole winners included Mrs Norbert Schmitt Mrs Fred Blazer Mrs Earl McEnaney Mrs Raymond Boettcher Mrs Rhoda Langeberg and Mrs William Witte. Nine hole winners were Mrs James Wilson Mrs George Kline Jr Mrs Peter Lemmen Jr Mrs Ernest Larson and Mrs Stephen Wright. A noon luncheon was served by chairwoman Mrs Clarence Burgeson with several guests listed.
A Lutheran Church shower in Grand Meadow honored Miss Sharon Losey with piano selections by Carol Hall and Mary Durhman and a reading by Mrs. Gerald Nelson. Gifts were opened with assistance from Susan Raby and Diane Leidall. corsages were given to Miss Losey and her mother Mrs. Paul Losey and Mrs. LaVerne Leidall.
Alicia Hart notes cosmetics can address blemishes from minor bruising to birthmarks. A concealing cream is described that hides discoloration by direct application and setting with a seal, resisting rubbing off and removal only with cleansing cream.
Groups 1 to 3 held gatherings at the church with hosts guiding topics and devotions. Mrs Clarence Smith hosted Group I picnic in the afternoon while Mrs Jack Fullen led study and Mrs James Wilson led devotions. Groups 2 and 3 met in the church parlors in the evening with Mrs Roy Gilmore leading the study and Mrs Richard Morgan conducting devotions.
Five new members of the Academy of Friendship were presented rings at the Women of Moose meeting at the Moose Home. Presenters included Mrs. Walter Yarwood and committee gifts. A nursing scholarship was awarded to Linda Hanson for September training. Events noted: Bloodmobile in Austin July 13-18, state convention at Ely July 14-17, family picnic at Camp Courage, new officers to be installed Tuesday night.
Miss Carol Camerer and Dale B Garness prepare for a Saturday wedding. The announcement notes a forthcoming ceremony and lists the couple as engaged to wed.
Good Eating With Ground Beef was the North Star Home Unit lesson Tuesday at Lyle Center. Mrs. Henry Miller presented the topic at Mrs. George Benson’s home. The July meeting will be at Mrs. Gust Schmidt’s home with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Schmidt in charge.
Phil Kennedy, a top 33 year old man model earning over 25 000 a year, laments trends in advertising. He criticizes inexperienced executives and group casting, stresses versatility from radio to fashion shows, and notes his 40 dollar per hour fee and endurance on set. He credits a 10 year career with maintaining preparation, image, and reliability. He is married with two kids.
Salmon fans on the Pacific Coast expect a better catch this year. The article offers salmon recipes including Salmon Rice with Kebabs serving six and Salmon Newburg, with cooking steps and ingredient notes. It also adds tips on using cornstarch, and storing sausage for Sunday brunch.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fennell announce the engagement of their daughter Jan to Ronald Macal son of Mr and Mrs Walter Macal of Austin Rt 8. Ronald is employed at the First National Bank. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs Axel Hanson of Austin Rt. 3 hosted Circle 32 of St Olaf Lutheran Guild on Thursday afternoon. After hymns, Mrs Orville Siverson led Bible study and Mrs L D Bluemenrader offered a prayer. Mrs Meyers of 1801 8th Ave NW will host in July.
A reader asks about painting walnut veneer and knotty pine in provincial styles. Polly urges simplifying decor, new drawer pulls, cohesive colors like black olive green mustard brick red, and varied painting across pieces.
About 900 delegates and visitors attended the Lutheran Women's Missionary League district convention in St Paul. Austin area members from St John’s Holy Cross Brownsdale and Waltham churches participated with several elected to leadership roles and new 1962 63 projects funded including library aid missions grants scholarships and a Jeep for Dr Ji in Korea.
In a Chicago workplace a coworker is called an eyesore for slovenly appearance and lack of stockings. Ann recommends a candid talk by the most mature colleague. A reader asks about a husband harassing a home contractor by phone. Ann urges professional help to stop the behavior. Another letter reveals a wife’s view on cheating husbands, urging awareness that many men repeat their pattern and suggesting a marriage booklet for readers.
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