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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
6
Public letters cover marital respect and a Missouri engagement tested by a meddling mother in a contested house plan. A reader criticizes advice and laments teen vanity, while Ann defends addressing real problems and keeping reader issues in focus.
Pleasant choice for a small group after dinner. The recipe makes six servings and uses eggs milk vanilla pancake mix orange marmalade vanilla ice cream and chocolate fudge topping. Crepes are cooked thin, spread with marmalade folded, chilled briefly then served with ice cream and fudge.
Brownsdale Study Club honored Mrs. William Volkman for 50 years of membership at the Oak Leaf. Also recognized were long-serving members Mrs. Carlisle Madison and Mrs. Martha Olson who are resigning. New members welcomed: Mrs. Edward Levy Jr. and Mrs. Alvin Akkerman. November meeting set for the John Anderson home.
A licensed appraiser argues collectors need qualified appraisals for insurance and estate planning. He notes prices rise unevenly and advises appraising items above 25 to 50 dollars, warns that not all dealers are qualified, and stresses seeking expertise and avoiding bargain shopping.
Mrs Pat Riles of the Plaster Palace spoke at the YWCA for the Newcomers Club on plaster decoration for homes. Guests included Mrs Gertrude Johnson and Mrs June Meland. Plans set for Nov 10 at the Christian Education Center with RSVP by Nov 1. Refreshments by Mrs Becky Erickson, Mrs Holly Looney, and Mrs Dale Beyer. Next meeting slated for Nov 1 at the Holiday Inn.
Mrs Marie Lindheimer Everette a former operator of Arlington and Washington parks in Chicago bids to take over the San Diego Padres of the National League She was a key government witness two years ago in the trial of federal judge Otto Kerner AP Photofax
Glenville announces the engagement of LaRae Jean Schuhmacher to Richard Kelly Oxley. The couple will wed at 2 p.m. November 24 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Myrtle. LaRae Jean is a Glenville High and Austin Area Vocational Tech graduate employed by Red Owl, while Richard is an Adams High School and Austin Area Vocational Tech alumnus and a farmer.
Letters from the Graspes missionaries were read at the Sorosis Class meeting held Thursday at First United Methodist Church. A polluck supper was served with co-hostesses Mrs. Mamie Chambers and Mrs. Nina Mc Nee. Devotions were led by Mrs. Bessie Baker.
Mr and Mrs Charles Richardson of Riceville celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at Immaculate Conception Church dining hall in Riceville from 2 to 4 p m on Sunday. Their children host the event.
The Party Line Club held a card party on Thursday evening at Mrs. Dennis Schleusner’s home on 12th Street SW. Prizes went to Mrs. Dorothy Tonder and Mrs. Herman Smally, with guest prize to Mrs. Stanley Durben. Next meeting set for November 15 at Mrs. Harold Jernberg’s home.
Miss Sandra Kay Watson and Kenneth Dale Stark announce their marriage. Bride is daughter of Eileen Watson Riceville and groom is son of Vincent and Mrs Stark Riceville. They wed Oct 6 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa. The bride is a Riceville HS graduate employed at a Mason City hospital. The groom, also a Riceville HS graduate, works in highway engineering.
Seventy guests attended a bridal shower for Linda Borchert Tuesday night at St. Peter's Lutheran Parish Hall Teeterville. Mrs. Leo Hanson announced the program with a reading by Mrs. Craig Patterson and games led by several guests. Miss Borchert will marry Virgil Patterson on October 27.
The children of Roy M Schmidt announce the engagement of his father to Marie Joerger Henry of Olympia Washington. No wedding date has been set. Mrs Henry, a former licensed practical nurse, and Schmidt, a farmer employed by Libby's, will reside in Olympia.
Mrs Hokeness hosted a Red Cross coffee gathering at her Elkton residence Tuesday morning. Two thirds of the village quota was raised, with the rest completed by door-to-door solicitations. William Spear assisted the effort.
Gifts and cards were presented to Mrs. Irvin Mauer of Elkton at a surprise birthday party held Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Carroll Richter presents a general forecast with morning poor judgment improving in the afternoon and advises persuading officials. It lists zodiac signs Aries through Pisces with daily tasks and a note on born children highlighting praise, potential, and artistic ability. The closing line emphasizes personal responsibility.
John Mayer Jr. spoke to the Philomathian Club at the Christian Education Center on a summer youth trip to the Bighorn Mountains using slides. Introduced by Mrs. John Mayer Sr., the event featured Christmas items from the Philomathian Book Store and an opening prayer by Mrs. John Jacob. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Adair, Mrs. Kenneth Combs, and Mrs. R. Stenger.
Becky Jo Caley of Finleyville Pennsylvania and Charles F Mayzlik of Jeffersonboro announce their engagement. Miss Caley is a Thomas Jefferson High School and Word of Life graduate employed by Sword of the Lord Publications. Her fiancé, Leslie H Mayzlik’s son, graduated from Austin High School attended Austin Community College and works for Hormel Co.
Native Aruba homes display colorfully painted hex signs as a remnant of early beliefs to ward off evil spirits, reflecting the island’s historic culture and protective traditions.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kramer Riceville announce the marriage of Janice to Michael Hunter son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hunter Rochester The ceremony will be August 25 at Peace United Church of Christ Rochester The bride a Riceville graduate works at Mayo Clinic Rochester The groom works for Precision Installations Rochester They reside in Rochester
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