Ramsey Bridge Club Luncheon at Ramsey Golf Club
News for women lists a 12 30 luncheon at Ramsey Golf Club. The Austin Gem and Mineral Society will meet in the Sterling State Bank community room in the evening.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
5
News for women lists a 12 30 luncheon at Ramsey Golf Club. The Austin Gem and Mineral Society will meet in the Sterling State Bank community room in the evening.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Barbara Ann Merten of Rose Creek to Norvard Nalan of Mason City Iowa. The ceremony was held June 18 at St Peter s Catholic Church Rose Creek. After a wedding trip to northern Minnesota and Wisconsin the Nalans will reside in Postville Iowa.
Children from daily vacation Bible school classes presented a program Friday afternoon at the Trondhjem Lutheran Church. Teachers Mrs. Kenneth Benesh and Mrs. Kermit Leidal led the program with refreshments served by Mrs. Sheldon Lukes, Mrs. Otto Haldorson, Mrs. John Moen, and Mrs. Elmer Lau.
Open house honored the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Marion J. Murphy at Congregational Church in Sun day. Jack Murphy served as master of ceremonies with a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Siverson. Out-of-town guests joined attendees from Chatfield Rochester Hayfield Lyle Albert Lea Harmony Rose Creek Teeterville Scobey Mont. Arlington Va.
Mr and Mrs Manchus Christianson of Riceville announce the engagement of their daughter Esther to Dean Childs son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Childs of Lake Crystal Minnesota The wedding is set for July 24 at St Peters Lutheran Church Riceville likely in Riceville Minnesota with details as announced by the families.
At summer end, wash swim suits thoroughly and dry on hangers after a dip in pool lake or sea. Prepare a light lunch with marinated meat and vegetables in French dressing on crisp greens, with hard cooked eggs as garnish if meat is scarce.
Miss Marlys Brechtel and Anton Gustafson were married at St Olaf Lutheran Church on Saturday evening. The Rev. Arthur L Swenson officiated at 7 30 pm with Mrs Donald Siverson at the organ. The couple plan to reside in Miami after a Florida wedding trip, with both employed by Northwest Airlines.
A compact feature notes that makeup style changes with age and time. It urges readers to adapt makeup to current years while suggesting posture improves comfort and reduces fatigue during prolonged sitting.
Taopi couple announces the engagement of Jeanette Ruth McGee to Michael Seidel. Parents are Emmett and Jean McGee and Locke and Mrs Seidel. No wedding date has been set.
The Get-To-Gether Club met Friday at Mrs. Milton Penkava's home in Austin Rt. 4. Officers are Mrs. M. Fawyer, president, Mrs. Ora Morgan, secretary, and Mrs. Penkava, treasurer. A picnic dinner at Todd Park was planned for July 22. The August meeting will be with Mrs. Harry Sheedy. Mrs. Robert Taylor assisted with refreshments.
Personal notes recount dinners in Crystal Falls Michigan with Mr and Mrs Herman John son and others. It notes the 40th wedding anniversary observance for Mr and Mrs Melvin Elverum in Lyle and the Sunday baptism of Cynthia Kay Jech at St John s Lutheran Church near Elkton with Rev E O Kunz as officiant and sponsors Mrs Milton Kopet and Leonard Johnson.
In Green Village New Jersey Donald Hendershot believes his 200 year old house was built over a spring to supply water in case of Indian raids. The spring forms a three foot pool in a basement corner where Indians are said to have raided. He says the Indians have gone but the spring remains.
A beauty shop advertises changing moods with hairstyles from everyday sleek to bouffant glamour. It promises quick shaping and cutting, with guidance on styling to switch from day to evening looks, emphasizing professional technique and personal transformation.
The article praises modern permanent waves for giving hair spring and body without spoiling natural waves. It highlights new bangs and double bangs, offers personalized styling, and encourages readers to seek beauty advice for flattering, unique coifs tailored to individual features.
Mary Kay Meyer and Clinton Dean Wilde were married at St. Andrew's Catholic Church Manitowoc Wisconsin with Rt Rev Msgr Henry Letz officiating at 11 am The bride wore white crystalette with lace pearls and a cascade bouquet The groom is son of James Wilde Britton SD and the late Mrs Harold Miller Austin Their reception served at St Andrew's School Hall for 250 guests The couple planned a trip to upper Michigan Washington Island and Sault Ste Marie The bride a nurse at St Marys Hospital Rochester and the groom a chef at Dons Austin
Miss Judith Ann Overocker and Robert Gordon Boyenga married at Holy Cross Lutheran Church on Saturday at 2 p.m. The ceremony featured nuptial selections and a full procession with attendants, ring bearer, and ushers. The couple’s families hosted the reception following the ceremony.
An advertiser claims you can give old linoleum a glass like surface to extend usefulness. The product Glaxo is described as a door that seals out dirt and is applied about once a year in the average home. Ends waxing. Cleveland's.
The wedding featured Mrs. Kenneth Overocker and Mrs. Leonard Dingley assisting with cake and pours while gifts were displayed by several relatives. The couple, graduates of Austin High School, will reside at 706 18th St. SE after a trip to Northern Minnesota. The ceremony included travel attire details and notes on white accessories and frequent laundering.
The article praises clear plastic hats trimmed with flowers as a practical alternative to head scarves during rainy weather, noting their attractive look and usefulness.
Cups and saucers glassware vases clothing shoes misc articles listed. Dial HE 3-2576 for details all week sales at 200th Place NW Courtland.
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