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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
9
Mrs. Cat Johnson succeeds as president of the Austin Police Auxiliary after the group’s first annual dinner at the Gaslight. Officers include Mrs. Albert Fuller as vice president and Mrs. John Mogen as secretary with Mrs. Gene Gosha as treasurer. Retiring officers received gifts. A July picnic at Todd Park is planned.
Circle 1 met Tuesday with Mrs Harold Clemmer at 1605 Oakland Ave E. Mrs Archie Daley and Mrs Ray Nelson hosted the playlet. Bible study and prayer were led by Mrs Earl Day. Circle 5 hosted by Mrs Martin Fahre at 2007 4th Ave SE with prayer by Mrs Calvin Heydt and Mrs Kenneth Gilbert. Bible study led by Mrs Dale Conklin. Worship offering prayer by Mrs Gerald Chopski. Next Circle 1 meeting June 25 at the church. Circle 5 at Todd Park.
The Art and Travel Club closed its year at a Tuesday luncheon at Red Cedar Inn. Mrs. Julia Bandler led a prayer, with performances by Jim Blake and Mrs. Joseph Schneider Jr. Mrs. Ferris Furtney spoke on festivals in Russia and Mrs. Leland Engen on Spain. Gifts for perfect attendance went to Mrs. Roland Gross and others. program books for the new year were distributed.
Mrs Sheldon Berg of 508 Oakland Ave W hosted Circle 31 at St Olaf Lutheran Church on Tuesday with Mrs Dark Bing ham assisting. Bible study was led by Mrs Robert Lange and worship prayers by Mrs Larry Ashley. Next meeting set with Mrs Ashley at 1908 6th Ave NE in June.
The Austin Business and Professional Wom en's Club elected Mrs. Nina Hartje and Mrs. Ar dis Butts as national convention delegates in Dallas at the Red Cedar Inn meeting. Alternates include Mrs. Viola Jacob Mrs. May belle Johnson and state federation appointee Mrs. C. E. Schrafer. Officers were installed by Miss Ella Marie Lausen with Rudolph Hartje as president and other officers listed.
Patricia Johnson was installed as president of the VFW Junior Girls Unit at a Tuesday installation banquet at the VFW Club. Officers named include Linda Collette as senior vice president and Char lene Peterson as junior vice president, with several other posts filled and retiring president Susan Larson.
The Legion Auxiliary of Carpenter named Mrs Lynn Gordon as poppy chairman with the junior auxiliary girls as assistants. The group will sell poppies Saturday in Carpenter and welcome Julie Gordon as a new junior member. Cleaning day at the Legion Hall is June 4 and county officers will be entertained next month.
Miss Lois Carberry of Cedar Rapids and Miss Esther Carberry of Myra Kentucky visit their mother Mrs Edna Carberry in Otranto. Spence Galen son of Mr and Mrs Justin Tieman of Lyle was baptized Sunday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Lyle with sponsors Mr and Mrs LuVerne Roberts.
A May 15 celebration in Algiers hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pink honored Carolyn Pink and Thomas Dutcher of 16th Street. Dutcher, a State Department employee at the American Embassy, and Miss Pink plan a winter wedding at St. Mary's Church in London with no date yet set. Guests included ambassadors Porter Evans Samar Sen and their spouses.
Carpenter PTA met Monday at the school and elected new officers. President is Mrs. Gerald Schotanus, vice president Mrs. Raymond Konrad, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Harold Feldt. A picnic supper is planned for Tuesday and school will close May 31.
Charlene Masters a Midwest secret ary will work two weeks for a fashion magazine in New York while Betty Carson a Southern real estate secretary uses three weeks to work in an insurance office and fund shopping and Broadway shows. Organizer William Olsten says vacation replacement secretaries are in high demand with plans lasting a week or more. Olsten hires the women and arranges assignments paying them above their usual wages with living costs covered by themselves.
Outdoor plantings can be placed at eye level as borders for patios and terraces. A stone wall can be topped with rows of potted plants or bracketed shelves on a California fence can hold prize flowers.
Ground breaking for the new 644,000 educational addition to First Lutheran Church in Glenville was held Sunday with construction to begin soon. Himson Ziraney Construction Co. of Albert Lea is general contractor. Arnold Plumbing and Heating and Blakeslee Electric won other contracts. The building will include 15 Sunday School rooms and related facilities.
The new season highlights wooden bead necklaces and rope designs in varied colors. They are lightweight and easy to clean, suited for casual wardrobes and sunlit days.
A new beach fashion piece draws attention as a versatile cover-up offered in lengths from ankle to just above the knee. The trend emphasizes light fabrics and easy wear for sun and sand.
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