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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
7
The Associated Press notes a wide range of economy foods for Fourth of July picnics. Turkey at 39 cents a pound, low beef prices, cuts like bottom and top round, and broiler fryers around 39 cents zip through stores. Fresh produce includes cabbage tomatoes greens carrots and radishes with peaches watermelons and melons highlighted as budget picks.
Mrs. Donald Mahoney summarized the state assembly held in St. Paul June 13 15 for Violet Rebekah Lodge at Le Roy Tuesday. She was named state assembly outside guardian and others joined the resolution committee. Mrs. McGillivray spoke on the IOOF Home at Northfield and an invitation from Spring Valley Lodge for a picnic on Aug. 13.
Mr and Mrs Harry B Sandkamp announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Elizabeth to Gilbert J Koenigs son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Koenigs The wedding is set for August 17 in St Paul Park Minnesota and McIntire Iowa connections are noted in the announcement
The 1962 lumber use in the United States totaled 37.4 billion board feet, reflecting demand across construction and manufacturing sectors amid a year of steady growth.
Announcement of the June 15 California wedding of Ruth Wakefield of Austin and Jon A. Goldsberry of Auburn San Diego. Attendants Mrs. Hart and Roger Legare, with Robert Borden as usher. Afterward the couple will reside at 3712 Yosemite St San Diego.
Mrs Wilfred McClary was elected president of Circle 4 Women's Society of Christian Service on Wednesday at Fellowship Methodist Church. She will serve with vice president Mrs Curt Wilkinson secretary Mrs Ole Cockrum treasurer Mrs Robert Dunlap floral chairman Mrs Sidney Wakefield bazaar chairman Mrs Darrell Wood and telephone chairman Mrs Jack Brennan.
Elaine Brumm of Stacyville will wed James Havlovic of Brainard Neb after an engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Urban Brumm of Stacyville. The couple plans a Aug 17 ceremony at Visitation Church Stacyville. Brumm works as a bookkeeper at Stacyville Savings Bank. Havlovic farms west of Stacyville.
Wednesday at Ramsey Golf Club featured a noon luncheon and a Ladies Day with a committee led by Mrs. Chester Hooper and Mrs. Woodrow Hull. Nine hole winners included Mrs. Nathan Chesin and Mrs. Robert Morem, while 18 hole prizes went to many club members led by Mrs. Kenneth Nelson and Mrs. Hooper. Chip-in prizes were awarded to several recipients including Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Wesley.
Mrs. Raymond Wright was elected chairman of the third annual Meadow Garden Club flower show at a Tuesday potluck dinner hosted by Mrs. Anton Palmer and Mrs. Alvin Schroeder. Co chairwoman is Mrs. Clarence Maley with committee members Mrs. Edwin Lukke Mrs. Alice Jacobson and Miss Florence Cook. The show is Aug. 23 at Grand Meadow School.
Mr and Mrs Fred Miller of rural Mapleton Minnesota announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene Ann to William L Dunsmore son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Dunsmore of 202 15th St SE Mankato. Darlene is Loyola High School graduate and St Marys Hospital School of X ray Technology student. William is a Mankato State College graduate employed at the Chandelle Drive in and will enter the Air Force November 11.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lindelin of Grand Meadow will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at their home.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Prior of Rochester will be honored at a Sunday reception from 2 to 5 p m at Grand Meadow Luaith eran Church. The Priors were married June 22 in Pine City Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Sander Johnson of 1207 10th St NE will be honored on their 15th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at Grace American Lutheran Church A 2 30 p m program will begin the celebration with friends and family in attendance.
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