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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
7
Miss Leanne Johnson and David Kasper wed in a 7:30 p m ceremony at First Congregational Church with Rev. Dwight Jud officiating. The couple's families and many local and Minnesota connections attended, and a reception followed.
Mr and Mrs Darwin Larson were married in a 2:30 p m ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev George Jensen officiating. The bride Pamela Corson wore a traditional gown and was attended by matron of honor Mrs David Pyburn and bridesmaids Mrs JoAnne Hollman and Miss Patricia Baldus. Best man James Neus, with groomsmen Glen Larson and Mark Thompson. ushers Dennis Christianson and Robert Keen. A reception followed in the parlors. The couple plans a home in Ankeny Iowa after a wedding trip to Canada. The groom is a graduate of Austin High School and University of Minnesota and works for the Iowa Department of Environmental Quality.
The Goldenaires, a senior citizen instrumental group, performed for St. Mark’s Lutheran Home Auxiliary gathering Tuesday afternoon. Women of Grace Lutheran Church hosted with devotions by Pastor Jensen and an est led by Mrs. Samuel Williams with accompaniment by Mrs. Marion West.
Dawn Diane Meyer and Gordon Sconberg announce their engagement. The couple will wed on August 7 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Dawn is the daughter of Dawn and Duane Meyer of 1800 8th Ave SW and Gordon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dawes Sconberg of 510 1st St SW.
The Austin Garden Club held a program titled Caring for Violets presented by Mrs. Anne Arett and Mrs. Pearl Schulz. They demonstrated seating, potting, and care of new plants at a breakfast gathering at the Robert Radloff home. A heritage tree planting at Austin Community College was reported during the business session. The July meeting will be a potluck at Mrs. Ted Hewlett’s Hayfield home.
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader in Boise who battles jealousy as her husband’s duplicate bridge evenings extend late into the night. The column counsels joining the club after the game and keeping busy during his outings.
Miss Tamera Jensen and Daniel Wessels wed Saturday at St. Olaf Lutheran Church in a 5 p.m. ceremony led by Rev. Duane Hetland. Attendants included Lynn Gordon of Austin and Christine Wessels of Austin with a reception at the Knights of Columbus Hall and a post wedding trip to northern Minnesota. The couple resides at 1220 E Walker Des Moines after engagements and schooling in Austin and Rochester.
Miss Eileen Graham of Austin Route 4 was honored Friday night at Oakland Baptist Church. Mrs Ronald Royalty led a devotional and the program featured music poetry and games. Guests assisted by several hosts and a corsage was given. The couple to be wed July 10 at Calvary Baptist Rochester includes Gordon Loverink of Hollandale.
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The extended forecast calls for showers and storms Saturday. Sunday and Monday are partly cloudy with showers north. Cool temperatures with lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s and highs in the 60s to upper 70s.
Shirley Temple Black declares she plans to shake up any aspect of White House protocol that needs changing, signaling a bold approach to her role in Washington. She emphasizes readiness to address rules and practices requiring modernization.
South African novelist Alan Paton writes in The Johannesburg Star that white South Africans are responsible for the recent riots by blacks. He frames collective accountability and critiques racial tensions fueling unrest in the country.
The Herald requests advance wedding information or by 9 30 a m on the day after the ceremony. Wedding information blanks are available at the Herald office or mailed on request. Pictures must be received within 12 days after the ceremony.
In the early 1900s R J Reynolds Tobacco Co research department had a Bunsen burner and one employee. Today it employs nearly 400 with 100 in machine design and 35 PhDs in chemistry chemical engineering biochemistry.
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