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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
3
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Memorial Hospital will host Thursday evening classes for expectant mothers from April 15 through May 20 in the Hospital Conference Room. Miss Barbara Teichgraeber RN leads the program with maternity staff support, under approval by the St. Clair County Medical Society. Sessions cover baby growth, pregnancy life, labor prep, newborn care, and first-year development, with lectures, demonstrations, films, and tours. Husbands are invited. to register, mothers must obtain physician consent and call Miss Teichgraeber at Memorial’s Maternity Division, Adams 83-7750 extension 55, 7 am to 3 pm.
Cheri Stumpf observed her 8th birthday on Saturday March 27 at home with parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stumpf and a large group of friends. Guests included Joy Dean Bachelier Susan Antonacio Carol Dehn Judy Rowe Barbara Pautler Denise Smith Lori Gavach Rhonda Gregory Diane Daugherty Gina Eckert Marcia Eckert Jill Jueng ling Rita Schaefer. The afternoon featured games and each guest received a gift and refreshments were served. Cheri has two brothers Gary and Jay and one sister Jane.
A baby boy named Michael Lee Brown was born on March 28 to Ruth Ann Brown of Butler Indiana. He weighs 6 pounds 8 ounces. His maternal grandmother Grace Quirin left Monday to visit. Brown’s sister is Mrs. Howard Ramsey and Mrs. Robert Herbeck. Another son Dennis and David are mentioned. Jeff Osick has returned home from St Louis Children’s Hospital after surgery and is doing well.
The registration will be mailed to you as enrollment is limited. A small registration fee of $2.00 is payable at the first session. Upon satisfactory completion of the classes, each member will receive a certificate from the hospital.
In a St. Paul E&R Church testimonial service youths including Charles Peterson Bobby Lee Tunze Marvin Gummersheimer Darrel Naumann Roy Hofstetter Bill Klein and others were presented with Confirmation planned for next Sunday. The Synodical Board meeting in Belleville reported cancellation of the June Quadrennial Women’s Guild meeting due to war conditions. The Columbia Household Science Club met at City Hall with piano numbers and a gardening talk. Donations were given to the Green House discharged soldiers project.
Thirty two Columbia Boy Scouts and leaders Ray Hesterberg Gene Henckler and Robert Stumpf enjoyed a Sleep Out at the Scout Hut Saturday evening. Recreation and refreshments of hamburgers and soda were provided. Next Saturday the group will swim at Carondelet YMCA departing at 7 30 p m.
Explorer Post 319 of Boy Scouts hosts a Safe Boating demonstration at the Scout Hut in Columbia Monday evening April 5 starting 8 p.m. The Coast Guard Auxiliary will lead the event and invite all boating enthusiasts to attend.
Mrs Earline Jeffries of East St Louis an elementary teacher at Woodrow Wilson School for 16 years has been nominated by the Wednesday Club for the Annual Lamp of Learning Award. Formerly Miss Earline Wheelis she taught in Columbia schools and is active in several educational associations.
At the Style Showing of the 22nd District of Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs held at Fischer’s Restaurant in Belleville two Columbia Woman’s Club members won with their outfits. Mrs Warren Bergman took second with a dress she made and Mrs Gene Church finished second in a suit entry.
Mr and Mrs William Haudrich hosted relatives at their home on Sunday for a dinner honoring Mrs Joseph Buss of St Louis in celebration of her 87th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ben Schilling and Mr and Mrs William Corner of Waterloo RR3 and Miss Eleanor and Miss Leona Buss of St Louis who live with Mrs Buss. Mrs Buss remains in good health and enjoys sewing and fine handwork.
Pur due University student Jay Volkert will spend a vacation week with his parents before traveling to Chicago. He will attend the Young Republicans Convention at the Edgewater Beach Hotel on Friday and Saturday as one of twenty university students selected to participate.
Mrs Elsa Stark of Stuttgart Germany visits with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Herbert Gummersheimer for Columbia R R 1 She will attend the Confirmation services for her grandson Bernard Gummersheimer on Sunday April 11 She plans a six week stay marking her first visit to America since her daughter arrived in 1948.
The Senior Citizens Club of Columbia will meet at Turner Hall on Thursday April 9 at the regular time. All members are urged to attend.
Tech Sergeant Louis Landgraf and wife of Lincoln Nebraska have spent two weeks with his parents Rudolph and family. They plan to depart Saturday for Nather Field Air Base in Sacramento California where he will be stationed.
Falstaff Brewing officials predict the Tapper 2.5 gallon aluminum container will boost home draft use and overall beer consumption. The self contained unit, developed with Reynolds Metals, debuts in St. Louis on April 5 and has tested in Springfield, Fort Wayne and Tulsa.
Household cottons offer both zippered mattress covers and fitted pads with protective finishes. A simple brushing followed by a light canvas layer provides a new base for paint when plaster powders surface old homes.
Monroe County residents purchased 34076 in series E and H United States savings bonds in February, reported by county chairman Victor Sondag. Illinois sales for both series totaled 30207578, state director Arnold J. Rauen announced, about 5.4 percent below last February and 7.6 percent of national sales. First two months of the year accounted for 18 percent of the state's $358.1 million quota.
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