Norman Ferguson Weds William Johnson in Blooming Prairie
Blooming Prairie announces the marriage of Norma Ferguson to William A. Johnson at Community Methodist Church on June 15. The bride, a Minnesota agriculture graduate and licensed practical nurse, and the groom, an Army veteran planning Austin Junior College, will live at 511 Medary. Attendants were Carol Ferguson and Ron Doggett. Also noted is a surprise silver anniversary party for Olav Aakre and his wife in Austin with a silver money tree and anniversary cake.
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Community Methodist Church
Blooming Prairie
Carol Ferguson
Blooming Praire
Ron Doggett
Austin
Johnson
Medary
Blooming Prairie High School
University of Minnesota School of Agriculture
St. Olaf Hospital
Austin Junior College
Olav Aakre
Austin Rt. 4
WSCS Groups Hold September Sessions At Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met in three groups at the Methodist Church on Wednesday. Group Eight had devotions and a noon luncheon will be at Todd Park. Group 12 gathered at Mrs Lauris Hubmer’s home. Group 18 elected new officers at Wesley Hall with Miss Joan Norman as a guest. The September meetings will be hosted by Mrs Kellogg at 204 S Main and Mrs George Ewoldt at 613 Gleason.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
R. R. Roach
N. Pirth
Charles LeBarron
Todd Park
Lauris Hubmer
George Ewoldt
Gleason
Wesley Hall
Joan Norman
Kenneth Kellogg
Arnold Hoveland
Kenneth Coogan
LeRoy Schulz
Donald Wilson
Everett Hackensmith
Paul Hull
Earl Fargusson
Lester Burdine
James Nesler
Kellogg
S. Main
Linda Hansen and Eugene Ripka to Wed Saturday
Mr and Mrs Henry Hansen announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Linda to Eugene Ripka son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Taft of Owatonna The wedding is set for 4 pm Saturday at the Richard Westby Memorial Chapel St Olaf Lutheran Church
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Henry Hansen
Grove
Linda
Eugene Ripka
Arthur Taft
Owatonna
Richard Westby Memorial
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
VFW Auxiliary Welcomes New Members at Hall Meeting
Mrs Richard Wood and Mrs Anton Klouse Jr joined the VFW Auxiliary at a Wednesday evening ceremony in the VFW Hall. Mrs Norbert Narveson spoke on the state convention in Rochester where the Austin auxiliary earned membership and community service citations and a 5 gift for second in state poppy sales. Delegates to the national convention in New York were named with alternates listed. Twelve members will staff the bloodmobile on July 1. Door prize went to Mrs Hans Paulson and lunch was provided by Mrs Clifford Salisbury and committee.
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Richard Wood
Anton Klouse Jr
VFW
Norbert Narveson
Rochester
Austin
New York
Narveson
Victory Emery
Palmer Sabre
Anna Rakow
Esther Schahn
Krebsbach
Robert Rasmussen
John Parry
Hans Paulson
Clifford Salisbury
Ever add drained canned tomatoes to meat loaf?
A reader asks about adding drained canned tomatoes to meat loaf for moisture and flavor. Suggestions include using 1/2 cup to 1 cup tomato product, balancing with breadcrumbs and seasoning, and baking until cooked through.
Patsy Blessington Weds Edward Matti in Elton Louisiana
The announcement notes Patsy Dolores Blessington wed Edward DeWayne Matti on June 14 at First Baptist Church Elton Louisiana. Attendants included Barbara Laughlin Judy Matti David Matti and Arlen Blessington with Carla Debbie Bertrand as flower girls and Harold Daggett as ringbearer. The couple reside at 2337 Elain St Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Ralph Blessington
Elton
Patsy Dolores
Edward DeWayne Matti
Wayne Matti
Crane
First Baptist Church
Barbara Laughlin
Judy Matti
David Matti
Arlen Blessington
Carla
Debbie Bertrand
Harold Daggett
Matti
Elain St
Lake Charfles, la
New Club Member Welcomed to Ramsey Bridge Group
Mrs Edward Hryniewieski joined the Ramsey Bridge Club at the Ramsey Clubhouse on Tuesday after a noon luncheon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Edward Boulet Mrs John Cambern Mrs Watson Mrs Roy Morgan and Mrs Rex Cutter. door prize went to Mrs Gaylord Moses. Hostesses were Mrs J A Larkoski Mrs Moses Mrs George Whalen and Mrs Leo McGovern.
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Edward Hryniewieski
Ramsey Bridge Club
Ramsey
Edward Boulet
John Cambern
Watson
Roy Morgan
Rex Cutter
Gaylord Moses
J. A. Larkoski
Moses
George Whalen
Leo McGovern
Mrs. George Schmit Hosts Rose Creek 500 Club
Mrs. George Schmit hosted the Rose Creek 500 Club meeting on Wednesday. Cards were played at three tables. Prize winners included Mrs. Floyd Skou for cards, Mrs. John Landherr for travel, and Miss Elizabeth Landherr for a door prize. Miss Landherr will host again July 9.
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George Schmit
Rose Creek
Floyd Skou
John Landherr
Elizabeth Landherr
Grace Baptist Group Two Holds Potluck Lunch
Grace Baptist Church Group Two met for a Wednesday noon potluck lunch at Mrs. Allie Cochran's home. Miss Mayre Beadell led devotions and Miss Grace Leonard offered prayer. Missionary letters were read and members sewed for missions.
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Grace Baptist Church
Allie Cochran
Mayre Beadell
Grace Leonard
Picnic Luncheon for Westminster Guild Circle Held
Circle Five of Westminster Presbyterian Guild held a midweek picnic luncheon in church parlors. Mrs. Wayne Schoeneck and Mrs. Cora Vogel chaired the event with a social afternoon following.
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Circle Five
Westminster Presbyterian Guild
Wayne Schoeneck
Cora Vogel
Sweaters for Summer Vacations by Gaile Dugas
American girls should pack two or three sweaters for summer trips. Sweaters fit many outfits from skirts to shorts, serve as wraps on terraces, come cropped or hip length, bulky or light, with or without trim, and in synthetics or cashmere. Costs vary by budget but sweaters will be worn all summer.
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Gaile Dugas
NEW York
NEA
Convince Your Husband That Jewels Are Man's Best Buy
Doroth y Roe profiles Mari anne Ostier a Viennese American jewelry designer who argues in her book Jewels and the Woman that diamonds and emeralds cost little when measured by lasting appeal. The article cites Cleopatra and timeless sparkle to justify jewelry as a lasting asset for women and a strategic purchase for partners.
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Anne Ostier
Cleopatra
Miss Maxine Davis to Wed Robert Thompson in July
Mr and Mrs Ben Davis announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine Yvonne to Robert Duane Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Thompson of Hollandale The wedding is planned for 3 p m July 13 at Dexter Methodist Church
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Maxine Yvonne
Robert Duane Thompson
Lloyd Thompson
Hollandale
Dexter Methodist Church
New York Jewelers Ostier Values Heritage and Fashion
Mrs. Ostier, Vienna born and former court jeweler to royalty, explains jewelry as an investment and art. She notes opulence with restraint, favors large ear clips, and recalls moving operations to New York in 1940 for affluent American clients. A tip adds a recipe using leftover ice cream for milk shakes.
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Maharanee
Baroda
Zog
Albania
the Ostiers
Vienna
New York
New Zealand to issue centennial Nelson city stamp
New Zealand plans a September commemorative stamp marking Nelson’s 100th city anniversary. A notable Israeli philatelic collection by the late David Remez was donated to Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati for permanent display. Vatican City unveils a four value set for Canova’s 200th birth anniversary. Brussels Fair stamps from several nations remain in high demand with anticipated price rises.
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Nelson
David Remez
Hebrew Union College
Stitute of Religion
Cincinnati
Vatican City
Antonio Canova
Brussels
Belgium
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
France
French
Morocco
Hungary
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Nicara
United States issues commemoratives for UN relief appeal
A 3 cent U.S. Pavillion stamp issued April 17 and a 5 cent airmail card to go on first day sale July 31 at the U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs. Proceeds from a UN relief appeal for Palestine refugees will fund a commemorative issue with surtax support.
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U. S
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States Air Force Academy
United Nations General Assembly
UN Relief and Works Agency For Palestine Refugees
Deputy’s pepper theory clears voodoo rumor in San Antonio yard
Deputy Sheriff Tony Lobelle listened as the woman complainant pointed out red crosses in a neighbor’s yard and claimed voodoo powder. She showed a dead rooster, he tasted the powder and concluded the rooster died from eating too much red pepper.
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San Antonio
Tex
Tony Lobelle
Lobelle
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