Hienie Knutsons Plan Open House
Mr and Mrs Hienie Knutson of Dexter celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at their home. The note adds a pancake serving tip about batter pouring for shapely pancakes.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Hienie Knutson of Dexter celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at their home. The note adds a pancake serving tip about batter pouring for shapely pancakes.
The Sacred Heart Hospice Auxiliary installed the first Candy Striper class led by Mrs. Kenneth Rolfson. Mary Rosavy is president with Marcia Greenman as vice president and Margaret Leighton as secretary. A memorial fund was announced with Mrs. Louis O Malley as chairwoman and several committee chairmen were introduced. Events include an ice cream social on July 27.
St Marks Lutheran Home Auxiliary held a Tuesday meeting to note installation of electric beds in the new unit. The outdoor activity area will gain a shuffleboard court and horse shoe pit as work proceeds. Mrs Burton Knutson led singing with two solos by James Imsdahl. Mrs Edward Robinson read the monthly report. Rev Theodore Winger spoke to members.
Bonnie Kaye Bacon and Edward L Stice married at 7 p m Saturday in Hayfield at the Presbyterian Church Rev Glenn Atchison officiated The bride daughter of Merril E and Mrs Bacon Waltham and groom son of Mrs Lloyd Pearson Hayfield and L L Stice Jefferson City Mo The couple will reside on a farm near Hayfield after a Black Hills honeymoon The bride a Blooming Prairie High School graduate The groom a Community High School Goldfield Iowa alum attended Parsons College Fairfield Kansas State University
Mr and Mrs Louis Dalquist of 707 9th St NE will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 PM in the Alma Murray Room at St Olaf Lutheran Church. Their children will host the event.
Mr. and Mrs. George Madison marked 40 years of marriage with an open house at Brownsdale School attended by about 200 guests from Owatonna Chatfield Rochester Byron Austin Dexter Blooming Prairie Lyle LeRoy and neighboring towns. Rev Lindsay sang, and Madison family members assisted with refreshments and guest services.
A Monday bridal shower at the Lutheran Church in LeRoy honored Mrs David Chelsvig. Corsages were given to several guests including the bride, Patricia Bhend, who served as organist. Hosts and hostesses listed. Mr and Mrs Chelsvig wed June 17 at the Little Brown Church Nashua Iowa.
Mrs Ada Fuller of San Mateo California was a guest of the Police Auxiliary on Tuesday A pot luck supper was served at the Wesley Papenius home Austin Route 2 Mrs Lydia McDermott received the traveling prize and Mrs Evelyn Rysavy won the door prize
Mary Fileen Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Murphy St Paul will marry John Cress Jr son of Mr and Mrs John W Cress Sr 1110 7th St NW Aug 6 at St Josephs Catholic Church Rosemount Miss Murphy a Rosemount High School graduate and Mr Cress a Austin High School and Vocational Technical School graduate now employed as IBM customer engineer in Lincoln Nebraska The engagement was announced by the Murphys in Austin Minnesota.
Roger's presents a curated wedding gift selection for the June bride featuring stylish tableware decor and home essentials, highlighting fresh designs and exclusive silhouettes.
A bridal shower was held Monday at the Lutheran Church in Corsages were presented to the bride to be Miss Jean Hanson. Mrs. Donald Hanson Mrs. Thorson Mrs. Enid Thompson Mrs. Bert Hanson and Lucille Vantries led devotions and read a poem by Mrs. N Engelson.
Sealed proposals will be received at the City Recorder's office until 8 p.m. July 18 1966 to furnish workers compensation insurance. Proposals must include a $250 certified check payable to the City of Austin. Specifications available at the City Recorder's office. The city may reject any or all proposals or waive formalities. Darrell Stacy Acting City Recorder June 29 July 2 and 6.
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