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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
3
Health Chats notes that adjustments relieve pressure on nerve groups causing muscle tension. The article argues tranquilizer sales rise from modern life stress and cites chiropractic research showing soothing effects. Sponsored educational piece by Dr. A. N. McAuliffe of Crestview Columbia Illinois.
The 4 H Federation met at Farm Bureau Hall at 8 00 P M on July 1 presided by President Roger Guebert Mr Kleinworth spoke on safety and 4 H week reports were shared the meeting adjourned with games and refreshments Janet Riebeling reporter next meeting scheduled at Monroe County Fair Grounds during the fair
Marine PFC Gene Garris arrived in DeNang Vietnam on June 25. He asks Columbia relatives and friends to write to him at his FPO in San Francisco California 94100.
The Busy Girls 4 H Club met Monday June 27 with 11 members in Mrs. Marvin Rodemich's yard. Dues were set at 35 cents. Kathy Weber and Theresa Stanhouse gave talks on Fruits Vegetables and Dried Milk and How to Use an Oven. County Show and Share the Fun was discussed. Refreshments were served. Kathy Weber reporter.
The Golden Star 4 H Club met July 5 at the Janice Wenkel home with eight members and six guests. Gary Stumpf spoke on Corn Production and Janice Wenkel demonstrated Driving Safety. Plans were laid for a family picnic hayride project tour and a baseball game. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wenkel. August 2 at the Gary Wenkel home.
The Mix and Stitch 4-H Club gathered June 23 at Janette and Lorene Janson’s home with 11 members and three guests. They formed groups and discussed Share the Fun, with Lorene presenting Safety, Carole Olson Pictures, and Janette Janson Marking Cloth. Janese Stumpf demonstrated How to Make Brownies.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 581, Columbia Illinois, recaps 1965 and 1966 as busy years. Meetings drew 18 to 30 members, with prayers pledges and talks on education. Activities included holiday drives, Veterans cheer visits to Alton, Christmas donations, poppy sales, charity gifts, and Viet Nam support plus 21 projects.
Miss Sue Ann Kruse and Charles Clifton wed in a 7:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at St. Paul United Church of Christ in Columbia. The Rev. Dr. Frizer officiated as family and out of town guests attended. The bride wore a French satin gown with lace and seed pearl trim, and her great great grandmother’s diamond earrings. Attendants wore blue satin and pink dresses. A reception followed at Sugar Loaf Community Building and the couple plans to live in Columbia after a Wisconsin honeymoon.
Violet Haller and Armin Stumpf wed at Zoar United Church of Christ New Hanover on June 19 at two P M. A supper for about thirty followed at the bride’s home then a reception at Turner Hall, Columbia. Miss Arlene Stumpf and Harold Harres attended. Mrs. Mary Schneider of East St. Louis, 84, died. buried at St. Paul Cemetery Columbia. Neil Frederick Pellmann baptized at St. Paul Evangelical Church Columbia. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Giffhorn and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sullivan. Fire department responded to an alarm Monday morning to protect nearby buildings while a motorcycle owned by Herbert Schueler caught fire. Sunny Shields and Gene Mueller left for Chicago for the 65th Annual Convention of the National Association of Music Merchants to review new instruments and attend seminars.
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