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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1976
Page
4
More than 100 Extension club leaders were honored at the annual Homemakers Recognition Day sponsored by the Women’s Division of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce. The luncheon at Immanuel Lutheran Church recognized club presidents from Boone, Nafice, Platte and Polk Counties.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held Sunday in Platte Center for the fiancée of Richard Jasper. About fifty guests registered with Sally Shanle and Patty Feik. gifts included lavender candles and daisies from Mrs. Mark Jenny. Special guests included the groom’s mother Mrs Jim Jasper grandmother Mrs Joe Jasper and godmother Mrs Bob Happ who won the door prize. the couple will marry April 24 at St Francis Church in Neligh.
Cathy Drozd was honored at a miscellaneous shower at St Stanislaus School in Duncan with 40 friends and relatives attending. Her bridesmaids planned the entertainment and Miss Janice Sempek won a door prize. Drozd is set to wed Ron Cieloha on May 1 in Duncan.
Masterpiece patterns priced at $1.00 each with 35 cents extra for first class mail and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011 include Print Pattern Number Name Address and Zip.
Theresa Dohmen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Dohmen Monroe and Leo Cuhel son of Mr and Mrs Otto Cuhel ONeill were married March 20 in ONeill Presbyterian Church with Rev Robert Hart officiating. Attendants were Norm DeSive and Jerry Farrier both of ONeill. The reception and dance followed at Knights of Columbus Hall with gifts registered by Doris Bierman Platte Center.
Schuyler Sanda M Dunker and Thomas J Bos of Columbus married March 13 at Sts Cyril and Methodius Church in Clarkson with Rev Lucian Astuto officiating. Reception at a Schuyler restaurant. Parents Gordon Dunker Schuyler Ervin Bos Clarkson. Attendants Jody Moyer maid of honor Sheryl Rolland Blair Regina Johns bridesmaids. Best man Jack Pekny Columbus. groomsmen Scott Lund Columbus and Ron Bos Clarkson. Ushers Gary Dunker Falls City Richard Bos Clarkson. Acolytes Ken and Bill Bos. Judy Doer neman organist Mark Dunker vocalist. Bride wore candlelight satin gown. daisies and colonial bouquets described.
Jolene Dirks formerly of Columbus becomes Mrs Patrick Soulliere after a March 27 wedding at Christ Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Martin Bornemann. Attendants include Susan Dirks maid of honor and Diane Soulliere matron of honor. Guests numbered about 150 with reception in Platte Center.
Dear Abby answers a wife about an unstable marriage and ultimatum, a secretary about handling a perfectionist boss, and a couple debating whether to quit smoking to prevent their daughter from smoking. The column cautions against ultimatums, advises continuing to tolerate the boss while voicing limits, and urges the parents to quit smoking to model healthier behavior.
A reader shares a method to store more baby food by keeping jars upright in a drawer. Mark the tops with letters or words to identify contents, use narrow box lids or spice boxes, and separate items in larger boxes. This allows quick visibility and avoids breakage.
Kathleen Pardue says she enjoys being a homemaker and values time with her husband, noting they chose to focus on their relationship and financial peace. Ethel Q. Wills adds a kitchen tip about greasing cake tins after emptying mix for a quick prep.
A feature on turbans from high fashion to everyday wear details the rise of hand draped headpieces by Irene of New York and other mills. Designers explain draping skills, price points, and how scarf turbans adapt to face shapes and seasons while noting regional caution about non Moslems wearing turbans in some areas.
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