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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

Page

4

Local club events fill weekend with teas and meetings

Sunday Austin Garden club hosts a tea from 2 to 5 pm at the Pioneer and Historical building. Monday gatherings include a 1 pm WRC No. 23 luncheon at the IOOF hall, Esther Rebekah lodge, St. Clare's unit picnic at Todd park, and various auxiliary, guild, and unit meetings at IOOF hall, Mrs Crosby's home, or church parlors.

Austin Garden Club Pioneer and Historical Building Jack Armstrong IOOF Esther Rebekah ST. Clare's Unit Todd Park VFW M. E. Crosby Hope ST. Augustine Phillip Kolb Eagles Foe Hall RNA Roy Morgan Walnut

Nordland Bacon Engagement Announced for July Wedding

Mr and Mrs George Nordland announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Nordland of Great Falls Montana to Lt Alonzo Bacon son of Mr and Mrs A C Bacon of Modesto California The couple plans a July wedding in Austin Texas.

Jeanne Nordland St. Alonzo Bacon George Nordland Austin Rt. 4 Great Falls Mont Alonzo Bacon A. C. Bacon Modesto Calif

Ramona Askland Returns From National Red Cross Aquatic School

Ramona Askland of St. Ansgar daughter of Mr and Mrs Kermit Askland represented the Mitchell county chapter of the American Red Cross at a national aquatic school Lutheran Bible camp at Lake Okiboji. She is an instructor and lifeguard at the Osage pool and playground supervisor and was among 68 students from nine midwestern states attending. They learned life saving first aid pool management and water safety with instructor Dave Brockway Olympic diving champion.

Ramona Askland Kermit Askland St. Ansgar Mitchell County American Red Cross National Aquatic School Lutheran Bible Camp Lake Okiboji Miss Askland Osage Ashland Dave Brockway

Dinner for Myrtle Evangelical women ends with plan for social

Members of the Evangelical United Brethren aid of Myrtle gathered at Mrs. Alfred Olson’s Geneva area home for a dinner and business session. They planned an ice cream social on the church lawn and held devotionals led by Mrs. P. Dunn.

Evangelical United Brethren Aid of Myrtle Alfred Olson Geneva Charles Funfar P. Dunn

Moscow Lutheran Ladies Aid Cradle Roll Program

Mrs Richard Ruble led a cradle roll program at the Moscow Lutheran ladies aid meeting held Thursday at the school. Readings on Alaskan missions were given by Mrs Ruble and Mrs Homer Johnson. Gloria Rierson and Merlene Standal sang a hymn. Three infants enrolled four children promoted and presented with certificates and forget me not corsages. Refreshments served and group singing ended the meeting.

Richard Ruble Moscow Lutheran Ladies Aid

Personal notes of health and visits in Minnesota towns

Miss Mercedes Gwinn is ill at her Nielsen addition home. Mrs. Maud J. Bell was taken to St. Olaf hospital after a heart attack. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephenson of Modesto California on June 20. Beverly Webber is the mother. The McCues from Newton Iowa visit Mrs. Mabel McCue for two weeks. Mrs. Allen Joyce and daughters of Grand Meadow visited the Jordans in Austin. Ruth Hanson, 804 W Maple, returned from a trip visiting Topeka Kansas and Tulsa Oklahoma. Henry Kroon and sons of Sioux Falls visited Rose Creek with the Enright family. Kroon family formerly lived northwest of Austin. Mrs. Pat Stapleton and Ruthie and Michael of Bemidji, and Mrs. James Beach of Stewartville, called on the Rieser home and on Mrs. Alice Wolfe and Ralph Browning.

Robert Stephenson Modesto Calif Ruth Hanson W. Maple Arlene Ulrich Topeka Kas W. B. Allen Tulsa Okla Henry Kroon and Sons Sioux Falls S. D Ernest Enright Rose Creek Kroon Austin Pat Stapleton Nancy Michael Bemidji James Beach Stewartville Henry Rieser Alice Wolfe Ralph Browning

Thrifty chair-set crochet pattern 508 offered

Two balls of No 30 cotton suffice for a solid section treble crochet chair-set with a petals design. Pattern 508 provides directions and costs twenty cents. Send PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS and TWENTY CENTS to Austin Herald Needlecraft Dept. Chicago 80 INI.

Anne Adams Austin Herald Annie Adams Sena Miss Suwsuit Needlecraft Dept P. O Chicago Laura Wheeler

Beverly Volkart Weds Wayne Swancutt in LeRoy

Beverly Volkart daughter of H. J. Volkart LeRoy and Wayne Swancutt son of R. Swancutt Riceville were married at 8 p m Friday at the First Baptist church LeRoy Rev E Wilson officiated The couple will reside in Riceville after a wedding trip Numerous attendants wore jeweled gowns and bouquets with rhinestone gifts noted The bride wore a white marquisette gown and crescent bouquet The ceremony included nupial music and a reception in the church parlors.

Beverly Volkart H. J. Volkart LeRoy Wayne Swancutt Ross Swancutt Riceville First Baptist Church E. Wilson E. H. Hickok Harold Knight Phyllis Volkart Rochester Thomas Cummings Kay Nauman Volkart Cummings Dale Swancut Bestman Richard Triplett Dean Conger Gerald Volkart Dale Timmerman Ramona Johnson Mary Peters Donna Becker Mankato Lois Anne Bergsrud Spring Grove Patsy Gate

Valley Grange Fun Night in Spring Valley

Valley Grange No. 766 held a fun night at the Spring Valley hall with Mrs. Frank Persons in charge. The program featured a harmonica solo by Fred Peters, skits including Sending a Telegram and The Minister Comes to Call, a necktie contest won by Mrs. Albert Musel and Mrs. Clifford, sewing and corn-eating contests, Bingo, and refreshments for 47 members and guests.

Valley Grange No. 766 Spring Valley Frank Persons Home Economics Fred Peters Warren Bateman Hugh Willmarth Albert Musel Clifford Peters Cail Vance Webb Merkel Skoy Clifford Merkel Mr. Skoy Bateman Butch Boland

Surprise Party Honors Doyle Dunn in Myrtle Home

Doyle Dunn was honored at a surprise birthday party by local boys in Myrtle after a movie outing. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Florence Dunn Miss Mattie Lang and Mrs. Frank Dunn. The text then shifts to fashion commentary about slips and dress silhouettes with various fabrics and styling options.

Doyle Dunn Myrtle Florence Dunn Mattie Lang Frank Dunn

Families Attend Funeral and Welcome Birth in Austin

Mrs. Elton Hagen and Mrs. Ben Wold travel to Bowbells North Dakota for the funeral of Mrs. Chris Olson, sister to both. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hammond of Minneapolis announce the birth of a son on June 29. Lorraine Robertson is his mother. Mrs. Al Huhn of St Paul and Mrs. John Javarek of Burbank California visited Mrs. E A Carpenter in Austin Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C L Terry of Brady Texas plan a two week visit with their son Jack Terry at 200 Lyman Lane.

Elton Hagen Ben Wold Bowbells N. D Chris Olson Hagen Wold Jack Hammond Minneapolis Hammond Lorraine Robertson P. A. Robertson Courtland al Huhn St. Paul John Javarek C. L. Terry Brady Texas Jack Terry Lyman Lane

Corning 4-H Members Plan Parade Float and Fair Booth

At a Corning 4-H meeting held at the Floyd Cipra home a parade float for the Blooming Prairie event was approved and a booth committee for the Mower County fair was named. Members listed items to bring to the fair after a talk by Kenneth Magnuson about his 4-H camp trip and group singing followed by lunch prepared by Mrs. Cipra and Mrs. Albert Jolson.

Corning Floyd Cipra Mower County Fair Kenneth Magnuson Cipra Albert Jolson

Summer Slip Can Double as Dress

The summer slip designed to double as a dress appeals to budget minded women. It can be worn as a dress and also serve as an adaptable garment for various occasions.

New York

Rate Yourself on Your Feminine Subtlety

A humorous piece ranking degrees of feminine management of husbands from blunt to the ultimate: a wife who persuades her husband to sell back the idea she initially proposed. It notes social dynamics and ends with a caveat about doubt and assuredness.

NEA Service, Inc

Red Rockets 4-H Tour Planned With Picnic At Park

The Red Rockets 4-H club met at George Madison home to plan a July 17 tour starting at Gus Baumgartner residence and ending with a picnic supper at Todd Park. James Lind set July 21 as the record deadline and a clothing meeting is planned for July 3 to finish projects. John Larick spoke of a trip to University farm and Melvin Baumgartner led in group singing.

Gus Baumgartner Todd Park Red Rockets George Madison James Lind John Larick University Farm Melvin Baumgartner

Fish Hydration Questioned by Food Moisture Claim

A nutrition note states fish do not drink water and receive sufficient moisture from their food. It notes gill and skin function in water balance and contrasts terrestrial and aquatic hydration.

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ST. Olaf Lutheran Missionary Guild ST. Helena Joe Rishavy Bauman Aquatic Myrtle Eub Mercedes Gwinn Nielsen Addition Maud J. Bell St. Olaf Hospital Ray McCue Newton Iowa Mr. McCue Mabel McCue City Recorder’s Office J. H. Weiland City Recorder Dale Capon 14Th Ave. S St. Olaf Lutheran Church Shirley Overlie A. O. Overlie Grove Charles Capon Ken Valley Grange Gaile Dugas K. D. Wold Drug CO Charles Gordon Beale First Congregational Church Austin, Minnesota ST. Olaf Lutheran Arthur L. Swenson Dean C. Hofsted Ruth Millett Mary Meurer Jacob Meurer Adams Wilfred Kloeckner John P. Kloeckner Sacred Heartchurch Denver Colo Franklin
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