News for Women Wednesday WSCS Group Plans Picnic
News brief notes a 6:30 picnic supper planned by WSCS Group 16 at the home of Mrs. Maurice Eblen in Austin Route 2. It also lists the Thursday ZITA Unit meeting with Mrs. Henry Coffman and honors Mr. and Mrs. Myron Morgan of Fairmont Minn on their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic at their home. About 60 guests attended with out of town visitors from Hammond Calumet Lamberton Blooming Prairie Owatonna Ostrander and Austin Mina.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Maurice Eblen
Austin Rt. 2
Myron Morgan
Fairmont
Minn
Hammond
Ind
Calumet, Ill
Lamberton
Mankato
Blooming Prairie
Owatonna
Ostrander
Austin
Mina
Women of Moose Install Officers at Moose Home
Women of the Moose held an installation ceremony Tuesday evening at Moose Home. New officers installed include Elizabeth Caseby senior regent Glen Ryan junior graduate regent Edward Miller junior regent and Clinton Goslee installing governor with others named as chaplain treasurer guide and sentinel. Patricia and Thomas Ferguson sang. door prize awarded to Clinton Goslee.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Elizabeth Caseby
Glen Ryan
Edward Miller
David Monty
Alfred Thompson
Recorder
Rachel Holt
Lloyd Johnson
Herman Lang
Melvin Bawek
Argus
Wesley Lastine
Sentinel
Clinton Goslee
Loul Helmsness
Gilbert Bawek
Alvin Schied
Ryan
Raymond Granle
Seavey Erickson Nuptials At Church Of Christ
Miss Jeanne Fieanor Erickson and Garth Wayne Seavey wed at the Church of Christ in a candlelight ceremony. Pastor Herman Kooy officiated at 7 30 p.m. A 225 guest reception followed. The couple will reside at 509 11th St NW after a trip to Saganaga Lake Minnesota.
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Church of Christ
Jeanne Fieanor Erickson
Garth Wayne Seavey
Herman Kooy
Melvin Lagervall
Wilbur Funk
Lloyd F. Erickson
Austin Rt. 5
Clifford Seavey
Austin Rt. 1
Sharon Erickson
Venice
Gerald Seavey
James Christianson Jr
Clifford Bailey
Douglas Seavey
Gary Hackbarth
Wayne Hemmer
Rochester
Herbert McAlister
Mary Kellogg
Betty Stevens
Gary Culton
Mary Martin
Judy Hogrefe
James Wolfe
Richard Duncan
Harvey Heimer
Allan Spring
Barbara Finholdt
Austin High School
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Morris Furniture
Saganaga Lake
Minnesota
Seaveys
11Th St
Krahn Hammersma Vows Spoken at Grace EUB Church
Mrs. Myrna Hammersma and Walter Krahn of Spring Valley were married Friday evening in a double ring ceremony at Grace EUB Church conducted by Rev. David Schnieder. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle LaCroiux of Plainview. A reception for 80 followed, then a southern States trip before settling in Rochester.
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Myrna Hammersma
Walter Krahn
Spring Valley
Grace Eub
David Schnieder
Schnieder
Lyle LaCroiux
Plainview
Krahns
Rochester
Seminole Yellow Color Symbolizes Death in Traditions
A report notes that among Seminole communities the color yellow is associated with death and funeral rites, reflecting cultural symbolism in ritual practices and seasonal observances.
Richardsons Plan Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lyman Richard son of Dexter will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph DeYoung in Dexter from 2 to 5 p m
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Lyman Richardson
Dexter
Ralph de- Young
Miss Dennehey and Allan Smith Wed at Staples
Miss Patricia Louise Dennehey daughter of Mr and Mrs George Dennehey Staples Minn and Allan Richard Smith son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Smith Austin were married June 11 at Sacred Heart Church Staples The Rev T C Talque officiated the double ring ceremony at 10 am Mrs Garry Quance sister of the bride was matron of honor and Richard Jahr cousin of the groom was best man The groom a 1956 graduate of St Augustine High School is a commercial artist for Bergs Art Service Minneapolis The Smiths will live at 2421 1st Ave S Minneapolis after July 1
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Patricia Louise Dennehey
George Dennehey
Staples, Minn
Allan Richard Smith
Minneapolis
Merrill Smith
Austin
Sacred Heart Church
Staples
T. C. Talque
Garry Quance
Richard Jahr
St. Augustine High School
Berg's Art Service
Smiths
1St Ave. S
Ray H. Wood
Adams
M. C. Lillegraven
Wilbert Jurgen
Waterloo
Iowa
Rudolph Jurgen
LaPorte City
R. J. Lunde
Richard
N. A. Peterson
Raymond Olson
C. C. Olson
H. B. Knutson
Owatonna
Severn Knutson
Norman Erie
LeRoy. Minn
Zola Marchant
Cleta and
Janeth
Guthrie Center
A. F. Kroll
James Kroll
St. Paul
WCTU Hostess Leads Breakfast Meeting
Mrs. Paul Lattin hosted a WCTU breakfast at 800 2nd Ave NW Tuesday. Edith Chandler led Bible study and prayer while reading a poem. President H C Medianus reviewed Union Signal items and members discussed a 1961 Rock of Ages Union.
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Paul Lattin
2Nd Ave
WCTU
Edith Chandler
H. C. Medianus
Union Signal
Guilbert Jarvis
Union
H. J. Drost
School of Missions
Hamline University
St. Paul
Marie Finger Bale
Todd Park
Ramsey Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon and Card Games
Ramsey Bridge Club met for a luncheon at the Ramsey Golf Course clubhouse on a Tuesday afternoon. Seven tables played cards with prizes awarded to Mrs Summers, Mrs E E Barker, Mrs Gaylord Moses, and Mrs George Fisch. door prize went to Mrs Harland Boies. hostesses were Mrs A W Sommer, Mrs Lee Bulger, Mrs Rex Cutter, and Mrs Edward Hry niewiecki.
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Ramsey Bridge Club
Ramsey Golf Course
A. W. Sommer
Lee Bulger
Rex Cutter
Edward Hryniewiecki
Sommers
E. E. Barker
Gaylord Moses
George Fisch
Harland Boies
New York City Named World’s Largest Seaport
New York City is identified as the world’s largest and busiest seaport in the report. The statement underscores its prominence in global maritime trade and cargo handling.
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New York City
Personal Notes From Local Life The Wedding Guests and Hospital News
Mrs. Lester Kime returned from Methodist Hospital Rochester after major surgery on June 16. Several local families marked anniversaries and weddings with open houses and visits. Spanish police investigate mysterious railway bombings in Madrid amid claims of protest against prisoners handling.
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Lester Kime
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Madrid
New York City as the Terminal for Seven Major U.S. Railroads
New York City serves as the end point for seven principal railroads in the United States, reinforcing its status as a dominant national transportation hub and trade center. The arrangement highlights the city’s strategic role in freight and passenger networks across the country.
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New York City
United States
Rummage Sale At 1407 7th Street NW
Maples dresser Lionel electric train curtains drapes and clothing for the entire family offered at a rummage sale held Thursday and Friday at 1407 7th Street Northwest near North 3rd Street Adv 2T
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Maple Dresser
Lionel
7Th St. NW
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