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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
7
A 16 year old girl complains boys ignore wallflowers at dances and urges teen boys to dance with shy girls. Letters discuss marriage pressures and a broken engagement with advice from Ann Landers on loyalty, divorce, and reclaiming a diamond ring after a disputed breakup.
A reminiscence of a grand aunt and a rhubarb pandowdy recipe updated for modern kitchens. Details include fresh rhubarb quantities, sugar, tapioca, a butter top, and a robust flour pastry topping baked first at 425 F then reduced to 350 F for about 50 minutes.
Henderick Konken families held a reunion at Todd Park naming Edward Krull president George Garbisch vice president Mrs John Haytings secretary Mrs Walter Konken treasurer Aaron Anderson led the business session and Mrs Thomas Jenson Mrs George Garbisch gave reports A noon picnic followed with many relatives attending from Minnesota Iowa and Minnesota cities.
Unity Chapter 29 OES met at the Masonic Hall Monday evening with substituting officers Mrs Clyde Fischer Mrs Lloyd Johnson and Mrs Fred Vogel. Members resume activities September 12 with Robert Morris Night. September 26 honors July August and September birthdays. Miss Florence Vogel and Mrs Gordon D Hahn served refreshments.
Reinbeck attorney Charles Goodman charged with embezzling 1395 from veterans relief. He served as executive secretary of Grundy County soldiers relief and was removed after a state audit found a shortage. Bond set at 1000. illness delays plea. Accusations cover a four year period involving disability checks to World War I veterans.
AP reports two district judges filed for reelection today in Minnesota. Judge James F. Murphy of Grand Rapids, appointed by Gov. Orville Freeman, and Judge Paul A. Lundgren of Thief River Falls seek another term in the 9th Judicial District.
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President Eisenhower remains cool toward summit conferences but praises goodwill visits as productive. He frame s foreign journeys as successes while noting recent Tokyo riots and Communist blame, contrasting informal heads of state meetings with formal diplomacy and questioning the treaty's fate amid antiant iwar sentiment in Japan.
Englewood hospital starts a bloom closet to provide beauty treatments to women patients. Treatments are offered in the hospital salon or at bedsides via a glamor wagon, funded by the hospital auxiliary.
A weather map from AP Wirephoto shows cooler conditions sweeping through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys the Lakes region Utah the Carolinas and Georgia with North Dakota and Minnesota notably cooler still.
Mary Ellen Hurlbutt of Davenport and Martyn Austin of Des Moines were chosen Saturday to represent Hawkeye Girls State at the 1960 Girls Nation in Washington July 17 23. Hurlbutt is named 1960 Hawkeye Girls State governor.
The helicopter forced to land on an ice floe near Boone during March floods sank but has been recovered. Lt. Col. Milford Juhl and Maj. Lytle Jones, who were patrolling the area, reported the incident on March 29.
Frank Gerald Hall aged 53 of Fontanelle died Monday when the car he rode in failed to turn at a T intersection and struck highway maintenance equipment near Tipton.
One half of the world’s olive oil supply comes from Andalusia in the southern region of Spain, underscoring the area’s pivotal role in global agriculture and trade.
Memphis report notes Bill Judkins returned home from a convention and parked when advice from an unlikely source drew attention. The item suggests a humorous moment reflecting on guidance received and everyday decisions.
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