Women’s group plans Thursday meeting with Mrs Henry Joffman
The St. Zita Unit will gather Thursday evening with Mrs Henry Joffman for an upcoming events briefing and social gathering.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
6
The St. Zita Unit will gather Thursday evening with Mrs Henry Joffman for an upcoming events briefing and social gathering.
Austin Country Club golfers held ladies day and planned a guest day on July 12. Out of town clubs and Ramsey Golf Course will be guests. A luncheon is scheduled for 12:30 to 2 p.m. about 90 golfers competed in blind hole play during the day.
Miss Juanita Voigt and Robert Soltau were married Saturday at First Baptist Church Le Roy in a ceremony by the Rev White. The bride wore nylon lace and pearls with a white Bible and orchid. A reception for 170 followed at the church with family and friends in attendance.
Ruth Anne Shirley Knutson and Otis H. Nelson married June 21 at a US Naval Base Chapel near Wahiawa Oahu Hawaii. The ceremony was officiated by a base chaplain with Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers Wahiawa attending. They will reside in Hawaii while Nelson serves with the US Navy until October.
Mr and Mrs A E Born of Spring Valley celebrated their golden wedding with an open house for 130 at Our Savior s Lutheran Church. Guests traveled from Minnesota and Wisconsin towns including Winona Osakis Racine Rochester Stewartville Albert Lea Austin Wy koff Park Rapids Spokane and more.
More than 200 attended the open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Larson of Chester Iowa on their 25th wedding anniversary at their home Sunday. The Larsons’ children led arrangements and hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobson of Le Roy.
Poker winners were named for nine hole play and 18 hole play at Ramsey Golf Course during ladies day. Flight winners included Mrs. Bronner and Mrs. Capp, with chip-in prizes to several members. luncheon committee members listed. Also a cooking tip suggests using cream instead of milk for smooth salad dressing.
Miss Yvonne Joyce Hendrick son of Rochester and Wilbur F Poppe of Rochester married Saturday evening at Cherry Grove EUB Church near Spring Valley. The Rev R S Heitke officiated with Carolyn Nagel as organist. The couple will begin a military duty after a tour starting July 5.
The Austin High School class of 1935 plans a banquet and reunion on July 9 at Queen of Angels hall with Ray Wescott as toastmaster. He and Ruth Sampson Lunde were advisers. A Terp Ballroom dance will follow, with reservations coming from California to Tennessee.
Walter Chilson and spouse celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home. The event ran from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm and featured children Wayne, Richard, and Donald as hosts, with daughters Karen and Mary Ann assisting at the guest book and serving. Relatives from Austin and nearby towns helped with refreshments while guests arrived from Lisbon, Outlook, Canada, Cedar Rapids, Mankato, and several Minnesota communities.
Miss Margaret Hansen was honored at a bridal shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. John Hogan 710 9th Ave SE. Hostesses were Mrs. Maynard Deyo and Miss Rita Per assisted. Corsages were given to Miss Hansen and her mother Mrs. Charles Hansen. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Gary Sherman and Mrs. William Krebsbach. Miss Charlotte Hansen helped open gifts.
A kitchen note suggests dipping chilled cornmeal mush slices in flour before frying to prevent sticking. The tip emphasizes a simple step to improve skillet results.
Mrs. Ella Weitmeier opened with prayer as the Crane Addition Community Chapel Women’s Missionary Society met Wednesday evening. Mrs. Norman Olfsteda h read scripture. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Loren Stanton led articles while members cut and embroidered bandages and quilt blocks during the work hour. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Rush ton and Mrs. Eugene Oldenburg.
Brown a tablespoon of butter then stir in a teaspoon of vinegar. Pour over a couple of fried eggs to create the classic eggs au beurre noir.
Mizpah Chapter members met Tuesday evening to arrange a 5 p.m. picnic on July 17 at the Oren Brabaum home. Regular sessions will resume September 13.
A practical tip suggests saving one pound baking powder cans to steam holiday puddings. The note emphasizes reuse of containers and simple kitchen efficiency during festive cooking.
A community rummage sale invites all at 1407 7th St NW near N 3rd, running Thursday and Friday. Ad encourages family shoppers to browse items and find bargains.
Advertising notice for a week long sale at 200th Place NW Courtland offering cups and saucers glassware vases clothing shoes and miscellaneous articles with contact dial HE 3-2576.
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