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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
6
Paris fashion week previews reveal a slender cone silhouette with covered conical coats and high loose collars. Designers like Saint Laurent emphasize color and geometric patterns, while mid-knee hemlines and long jackets define the season.
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis The engagement of Marilyn Hansen and Darrel Apps Madison is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Harland Hansen Pine River Mr Apps son of Mr and Mrs Herman Apps Wild Rose is a former Jackson County youth agent Miss Hansen a graduate of Madison General Hospital School of Nursing is employed at the state Neurological and Rehabilitation Hospital Madison Her fiance resigned his position with the county extension office for a year's leave to work toward his masters degree in horticulture at the University of Wisconsin He is employed as project assistant for the horticulture department of the University of Wisconsin and is doing his graduate work in Black River Falls Their wedding Saturday Oct 16 will take place in Madison.
A dated kitchen instruction lists ingredients including ground beef carrots celery onion potatoes tomatoes and seasonings. It instructs browning meat then adding vegetables and simmering until tender for a hearty soup.
A Sunday picnic on August 8 at Goose Island gathered residents from N. 23rd St and 700 block. Attendees included Tom Haas of Clearwater Florida and numerous local residents and families such as Mrs. Charles Murray Davenport Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McIlraith alongside many others.
A prenuptial shower for Arlene Weverstad and Roger Nelson was hosted Sunday evening August 8 at First Lutheran Church hall Blair Wisconsin. Hostesses included Floren Boe Melvin Annas Orris Olson Morris Everson Albin Hanevold Ludvig Lovlien and Alf Moen. A program of humorous readings and songs was presented. The couple, daughter and son of local families, will wed Saturday August 28 in an afternoon ceremony at First Lutheran Church.
A kitchen tip suggests using one tablespoon of flour per cup of liquid to achieve a thinner gravy. This concise rule aids quick consistency adjustments for gravies and sauces.
Dear Polly offers household hints on whitening clothes with cold soap and hot rinse, prewashing tips, packing for travel with labeled bed pillows, washing shower curtains with hooks left on, painting flashlights for visibility, lengthening short flower stems with straws and aspirin, masking closet odor with vinegar, making foil bone cups for picnics, and needlepoint weaving notes. readers share experiences and refinements.
Wesley Pair and Carol Faye Schlabach exchanged marriage vows Saturday at Wesley Methodist Church in Pekin Illinois with Rev. Edwin Sheppard and Rev. John Staton presiding. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a cascade bouquet and attendants included Sharon Nordness and Pat Jacobson. The groom is a welder with Caterpillar Tractor and they will reside at 412 North Pillar in Pekin after a reception for about 50.
A rural free delivery notice records delivery on August 12 1965 with final transmission dated August 13 1965 noting postal service action and date.
Alice M. Lorenz and Michael T. Collins wed Saturday August 7 at Cathedral. Rev. Robert Campine officiated for the couple from Lorenz and Collins families of Baltimore. Sonia Christopher was maid of honor and David Collins best man. Attendants wore lucerne blue peau de soie with alencon lace. The reception was at Syl's Place after the 1 pm ceremony. The couple will reside in Baltimore while the groom attends the Guided Missile School for the U S Army.
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