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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
6
The page features multiple letters to Ann Landers from readers on topics including adoption gratitude, Army criticisms, wartime ethics, and a dating etiquette incident. A respondent addresses an adopted child’s gratitude to a birth mother, a reader complains about anti military views, and a long letter from “Virginny” about rain delay etiquette ends with a prompt to mail questions for guidance.
News for women lists upcoming meetings at Crane Community Chapel Westminster Presbyterian Rose Creek Community Guild St Pauls Ladies Aid and First Methodist Church. Circles 7 8 9 join for a 6 p.m. potluck at the church while Circles 3 4 5 meet at the parsonage 2115 4th Ave NE. VFW Auxilia ry meets in the evening and Group 17 holds a noon potluck at Todd Park.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wall of Hayward will be honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Hayward Lutheran social hall from 2 to 5 pm and at their home from 7 to 9 pm A short program is set for 3 o clock their daughters Mrs E B Meerfeld Mrs Harold Westhoff and Mrs Fredrick Montes will be hostesses
Cards were played at eight tables when the Ramsey Bridge Club met Tuesday at the Ramsey Golf Course. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Fisch, Mrs. Joe Bock, Mrs. W. G. Ende, Mrs. Winnifred Hartquist, with Mrs. Roy Anderson taking the door prize. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. Harry Schow, Mrs. John Cambern, and Mrs. Clara Luskow. No party next week.
President Kennedy told AFL-CIO leaders the nation was moving toward an era of expanded economic growth. Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg delivered Kennedy's message to the federation's summer executive council meeting atUnity House Pennsylvania.
Mrs Vernon Mullenbach welcomed St Elizabeth Unit of Sacred Heart Church Adams on Monday. Rosary was led by Mrs Sylvester Schaefer and Mrs Lawrence Theobald before the business session. Five hundred prize winners included Mrs Nicholas Bissen Mrs Lawrence Theobald and others. next hostess is Mrs Vincent Mullenbach in July.
The Austin Hoe and Grow Garden Club met Monday afternoon with the theme Corsages. A dessert luncheon was held at Sterling State Bank community room. Chairwoman Georgette Pepper and aides led the program by Mrs. Roy Dunning and Mrs. Ed Struck who demonstrated corsage construction. Flower show superintendent Mrs. Lee Machacek urged entries.
Reliable sources say seven member states of the European Free Trade Association plan a move to join six common market nations to form a single European market. Ministers of EFTA reportedly worked out main points of the plan Tuesday night at Lancaster House.
The five Rangeley lakes Cupsuptic Umbagog Mooselookmeguntic Mollechunkamunk and Welokennebacook are listed as local water bodies in Maine.
A guide to cooking rock lobster tails on an outdoor grill including thawing, cracking, skewering, and grilling times. Provides two sauces: a basting sauce with olive oil, butter, paprika, Worcestershire, lemon, brandy, and a cucumber horseradish mayo plus chives, salt and pepper.
Personal notes list multiple visits and travel among Iowa families including the Morem, Morey, Herme, Ballantyne, Dawson, Ewald, Jacobson, Miller and Thielen clans. Events mentioned include weddings, reunions, and familial gatherings across Bettendorf Marshalltown Brownsdale and Storm Lake with names and addresses noted.
DES MOINES Iowa U S Dist Atty Roy Meadows filed suit against the Rock Island Railroad seeking 500 dollars alleging violation of federal cattle confinement law in a shipment from Alliance Nebraska to Des Moines Iowa. The cattle were loaded September 9 and confined past September 11 for over 41 hours after transfer to Rock Island at Council Bluffs.
A kitchen cart near the dishwasher helps move china and glasses stored in the dining area. It performs a quick job in toting utensils back and forth.
Dorothy Cummings led the program at a Tuesday WCTU session after breakfast at Mrs. Mabel Thornton and Miss Edith Chandler's home. She spoke on Reaching Out in Love for God and Home in Every Land and reviewed leaflets including The WCTU in Greece.
The Ohio Wildlife Council is asked to name a developing lake in Darke County in honor of the late James Milton Light Sr. a Darke County resident and noted sportsman and conservationist. The name Light Lake is under consideration.
DECORAH The Iowa District of the new American Lutheran Church backs discussions toward unifying Lutheran bodies nationwide. Rev C M Widebeck led the resolution and Dr William Larsen reported on talks with the Missouri Synod and the four way merger Lutheran Church in America. Dr C P Kretzmann spoke at the convention as Rev Alvon Nelson was re elected Iowa district vice president.
A bridal shower for Judith Hoeper was held Tuesday evening at the James Delaney home 2102 1st Ave SE. Hostesses included Sandra Delaney Mary Hynie Judith Bergstrom Judith Carothers Marion Moucha Trudy Nerness Diane Molde Carol Neubauer Mrs James Delaney and Mrs Everett Nerness co hosted. Special guests were Mrs Donald Bulger and Mrs Chester Hoeper. Jane Young won the door prize. Hoeper will marry David Bulger June 30 at St Pauls Lutheran.
NATO Secretary General Dirk Stikker said in Bonn that the NATO council in Paris would quickly begin urgent consultations on military emergency measures for Berlin. The briefing frames a rapid response to the Berlin crisis with allied support from member nations.
World War II veterans face nearing deadlines to request discharge reviews. A board may correct or issue a new discharge within 15 years after discharge, with applications by veteran next of kin or counsel. Corrections must be requested within three years of error discovery or by October 26, 1961, whichever is later.
Stacyville native Eugene Stammeyer son of Mr and Mrs Math Stammeyer received a doctor of philosophy degree from the Catholic University of America. Stammeyer, 32, graduated cum laude from Loras College in 1951 and earned a 1958 master’s at Catholic University. He is a staff psychologist at St Elizabeth's Hospital since 1958 and teaches part time at George Washington University and Catholic University. He and his wife reside at 2614 Naylor Rd SE Washington DC 20.
About one million animals roam Kruger National Park covering roughly 8 000 square miles in the Union of South Africa.
The Salvation Army hosts a Friday evening event at 418 2nd Ave NE from 6 to 8 PM featuring a community outreach advertisement and service details.
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