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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
A reader asks for a national day to return dishes and pans. Ann Landers urges households to check cupboards and return items, noting owners prefer empty containers to never seeing them again.
DAR president-general Mrs. Robert W. H. Duncan defends the organization against charges of secrecy and tax questions. She says DAR polices and actions are open and notes its status as a historic educational patriotic group chartered by Congress in 1895. She says DAR has never operated for profit and pays more than $20 000 yearly in business taxes for Constitution Hall. Senator Maurine Neuberger had accused the DAR of volatile views and political propaganda and urged IRS scrutiny of tax exemption.
Mr and Mrs Ervin A Peterson of 510th St SW observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. The notice also includes cooking tips for broiled skewered chicken livers with space to brown evenly on all sides.
Handicap play at Austin Country Club on Ladies Day produced multiple prize groups. Winners included Mrs. James Wilson and others in Class A 18, Class B 18, Class C 18, Class B 9, and Class C 9, with luncheon and golf chairs led by Mrs. Norman Bridley and Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. S. C. Haase respectively.
Miss Mabel Walker missionary to Peru addressed the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist Church on Wednesday. She spoke on opposing forces to Christian work and need for more workers. Mrs. Milford Bushe reported on mission materials distributed last month and led scripture reading. Mrs. Bushe, Miss Walker, Mrs. Floyd Viall and Mrs. Howard Keller led prayers as the group sang a selection with accompaniment by Mrs. Paul Schulz.
DAIRY PRINCESS Marie Flickinger from Mower County will take part in a regional event Saturday at Dodge Center. The regional winner advances to the state Princess Kay of the Milky Way crown in August. Marie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Flickinger of Grand Meadow, prepared with Ramseth styling and makeup for a casual natural look.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Larson of 706 8th St SE observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Paul S. Larson home 605 14th Ave SW.
The Golden Age Club met Wednesday at the Moose Home with 19 tables in play. Members played 500 cinch canasta bridge and whist. Lunch was served by Mrs. Robert Cook and Mrs. Tillie Leister.
First Methodist WSCS groups met at the church with Circle 4 at Todd Park presided by Mrs. Claude Sayles as plans for the new year formed. Circle 5 hosted by Mrs. Russell Helfritz with devotions on Pakistan led by Mrs. Sidney Minto. Circle 8 hosted by Mrs. Henry Lightly discussed bazaar plans and August meeting with Mrs. Lawrence Hubmer. Circle 11 held a bazaar workshop at Mrs. Elmer McFarland’s home. September meeting set for Mrs. Minto’s residence.
Mrs. Everett Haney hosted Circle 13 at her Austin Route 4 home for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Burt Dibble led devotions and Mrs. Bessie Baker presented the program with subsequent plans for an all day workday and potluck dinner on July 24 at an unspecified location.
Mrs. Herbert Kilgore continued the study of Africa at a Women’s Missionary Society meeting held Wednesday at Crane Community Chapel. Miss Joanne Walterman offered prayer and Mrs. Joe Matt led scripture reading. A Brainerd Indian School article was read by Mrs. Clarence Hanson, and members mended clothing for missions. Hostesses were Mrs. Kilgore and Mrs. George Walterman.
Mrs. Dibble at 806 Ave SW hosted a Circle 1 Circle 19 gathering at Mrs. Floyd Ahlgren’s home 701 17th St SW. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Robert Rollin at 504 20th St NW in September.
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