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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1968
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on public behavior and family dynamics. A concerned sister warns about disruptive dining manners while a worried mother questions grandfather involvement during deployment. another teen asks about babysitting newborns and care education options. Ann Landers offers practical, supportive responses.
Ade Coker spoke at Banfield PTA on Nigerian customs and culture, addressing Biafra issues. A Q&A followed. the event was led by Mrs. Eugene Korphage with Mrs. Arnold Christianson presiding. Principal Esther Frost announced a school enrollment of 582 with 70 new students and discussed the sex education program.
Fifteen members of the World War I Barracks Auxiliary hosted a party for residents at the Veterans Home in Muncapolis. Scuffs, booties, laprobes and clothing were distributed. Bingo was played and refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boehm of Princeton and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boe of Adams announce the marriage of their children Carol Ann Boehm and David E. Boe. The ceremony occurred October 12 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Princeton. The couple resides at 1566 Woodbridge St St Paul where he works as a chemical technician for 3M.
Miss Linda Michels was honored at a Sunday bridal shower at St. Peter's School Rose Creek Hostesses were Mrs. John F Felten Mrs. LaVerne Felten Mrs Leonard Aanonson and Mrs James Langan prizes in 500 were won by Mrs John Thill Jr and Mrs Robert Mandt door prize went to Miss Veronica Felten corsages were given Miss Michels her mother and grandmother will attend the wedding to Arnold Felten November 16 at St. Peter's Catholic Church Rose Creek
Mr and Mrs Curtis Jacobson of 810 4th Ave SW will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Sunday from 2 to 5 PM hosted by their children.
Proceeds from the Cedar Child Care Center Auxiliary calendar sale totaled 706 plus. Members discussed buying wooden kitchen toys and carpet for the playroom and reported installation of an outdoor security light. They planned heavy duty indoor toys for Christmas gifts and Circle K volunteers continued painting. The Judos will take children trick or treating and sponsor a bake sale on November 23 to fund projects. Brownsdale church women donated bibs and shower items, Rev and Mrs. Firod contributed nests, and the auxiliary sought a blevele rack for the center.
The Monitor Neighbors held a card party Thursday night at the school near Dexter. Vernon Tapp and Harvey Tapp chaired. Prizes in 500 were awarded to Mrs. Harvey Tapp, Harold Bo eff, Russell Goetsch, Dean Siewert. Mary Been won the door prize. Dean Siewert won the travel prize. Lunch was served by Mrs. Arthur Pater and Mrs. Russell Henderson. Next meeting set for Nov 21.
Miss Patricia Maxon was honored at the Alva Larson home on 9th Street NE with hostesses Miss Barbara Larson and Miss Patricia Ferguson. Corsages were given to Miss Maxon and to Mrs. Lawrence Maxon of Clarion and Mrs. Alva Larson. Miss Maxon's marriage to Robert E. Larson is planned for December 21 in Clarion Iowa.
Bonnie Sue Bruggeman and David John Pfeffer married at St Michael's Lutheran Church in Waltham. Rev. Erving Tweeten officiated at 2 p.m. The bride's ivory Chantilly gown featured a lace train and bouquet of Florentine roses. Attendants included Mary Sue Blashinsky and Ardye McCaney. The couple will reside in Brown Valley, Minnesota, where the groom teaches. the bride will attend Bemidji State College through Christmas.
The Herald requests advance wedding information by 9 30 a m the day after the ceremony to publish full notices. After a week the Herald will publish only an announcement. Wedding blanks are available at the Herald office or mailed on request and photos must arrive within 12 days after the ceremony.
About 200 relatives and friends honored Mr and Mrs Roscoe Noble Austin Rt 1 on their 59th wedding anniversary. Open house was at St Olaf Lutheran Church with Rev Arthur Swenson delivering a message and prayer. Remarks were given by Guy Tollerud and Sandra Noble. songs by Judy and Julie Engen and granddaughters Sandra Marie and Carol Noble. Leather fashion trends include a leather vest and leather pants sold as separates.
Elizabeth Smith of Rose Creek will observe her 99th birthday this Sunday. An open house from 1 to 5 p.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs. Helen Majerus in Rose Creek will honor her.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. VanHooser and family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Hooser and family Nick Rothamel Austin Rt. 3 Mr. and Mrs. LeVern Meyerhofer and family Stewartville Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walter and family Tappi attended the funeral of Mark Lansing Saturday at Mason City. Mrs. Frank Giaquinto Long Island NY and her son Robert who attends Winona State College were weekend guests of Mrs. George Fisch 309 4th St NW and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schulz of St. Ansgar celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at REC Clubrooms in St. Ansgar. Hosts included their children Richard Gasson, William Holtz, Delbert Kary, and Allyn Schulz, with attendees from Minnesota and Iowa towns.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Rabine were honored at a Sunday reception at United Methodist Church in Dexter. Guests from Rochester LeRoy Austin Adams Stewartville Grand Meadow Elkton Dexter Minneapolis St Paul Cedar Rapids Sheffield IA and MN attended lunch served by Est her Circle and others. After ten days with relatives they will reside in Corpus Christi Texas.
A shopper tests new footwear with old socks to gauge comfort. If exchange size is needed, the shoes remain unscathed and soles stay unmarred.
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