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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1973

Page

4

Summer weddings planned by young couples in area

Several young couples plan August weddings in Columbus and nearby towns. Delores Stuhr and Donald Pager Jr set August 4. Kathleen Aerts and John Davis wed July 28 at St. Mary Catholic Church in David City. Catherine Brannen and Kenneth Kaidavy choose August 1. Anna Denny and William Hook announce engagement with wedding plans in St Louis after college.

Aerts—Davis Colubus ‘Beautician Kathleen Marie Aerts John Laut Davis Paul Davis Nebraska Cig Gian St, Y Catholic Church David City Leo M. Aerts Columbus Beauty College Oriental Beauty Salon Nebraska Technical College Milford Brannen—Kadavy Daved City Aug Aquinas High School Catherine Ann Brannen Kenneth Kaidavy Mes. Brannen Harris Drag Frank Radavy Dwight Walker's Seward Flalle College Columbus Denny—Hook Patrick T. Denny St. Louis Anna Taiulse Ail Maideblpmnan Willian Daniel Hook Daniel Bloak Corpus Christi Iigh School Denny University of Missouri St Louis Delta Zeta Sorority Nook Wag Marine Corps U.S. Naval Academy Apapolis

Eagles Auxiliary Donates to Big Ebrasher Association

Eagles Auxiliary voted a $10 donation to the Big Ebrasher Association at Tuesday's meeting. Members brought articles for the Lawrence Bank family who recently lost their home to a fire.

Eagles Big eBrasher Association Lawrence Bank

Crochet coat and bowling league notes amid patterns and patterns

Crochet coats in worsted wool are outlined with double crochet ribs and rounds. The Eagles Mixed Summer Bowling League begins May 14 at Columbus Bowl, with contact persons Kuhr and Harval for interested members. Welcome to new initiates Sandra Burgess, Judy Lowry, Lou Long, Mabel Goeth, Justine Jacobbr y. attendance pins awarded to Mrs Jacobitz. lunch served by birthday honorees including several named members. Printed pattern 9332 offers Itali sizes with yardage and fabric details.

Rita Fuhr Eagles Coumbus Bowl Eagle Anx Iss Kuhr Rick Harval Sandra Burgess Mime Judy Lowry Lou Long Mabel Goeth Justine Jacobbry Theresia Simpson Jacobitz Wamneta Walker Mmes Jim Podliska Helen Gleason Ken Maurer Tréene Petérson Irma Johnson Velma Serigen Iola Legler

Rain Ready Styles Return With Bold Plaids Coats

For spring rainy days the traditional reneh coat makes a comeback in new bold plaids. The bone coat appears more fashionable than before. A rain-or-shine pantsuit features wide leg pants and a hip-length jacket laminated with rubber for waterproofing.

Fashion Book Details Instant Style Accessories

A vintage notice outlines an Instant Fashion Book promising what to wear, with references to sewing shows, patterns, and mail order options. It mentions addresses, sizes, styles, and components for obtaining sewing aids and fabric patterns. The fragment emphasizes fashion guidance and pattern services for readers.

Marin Martin Cokstobus Batten York H.Y Ioans

Social Affairs Bridal Showers Spotlight Miss Tichota

Miss Tichota Tehota was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower at her home on Sunday with hostesses Patricks Tichota Norma Kreta and Jane Campat. Attendees included aunts and relatives and Mrs Joona Wenhott among others.

Tichota Govlin Tehota Brutetolic Carrel Weinhoff Patricks Tichota Norma Kreta Jane Campat Cuvsts Tritads Joona Wenhott Mes Tiehata Sue Aerni Leoamling O Mines Denis Tracton Bob Selmitzler Bob Harling Nppd Audictoria Ray Worbick Mary Woodvick Connie Shotkos Mires Jol Rongish Bill Charboneau Mymes Albert Aerni Fred Aerni Ralph Aerni Forme

Avoid credit card losses By Judy Hofeldt

Judy Hofeldt, Area Extension Agent, warns that unlawful credit card use is a growing crime. She outlines steps to protect personal cards, including immediate notice to issuers, destroying unused or expired cards, requiring card returns, not sending numbers, keeping copies safe, and a $50 liability limit only if loss is reported with a self addressed return envelope. Think of credit cards as money.

Judy Hofeldt Lister

New five in one kitchen helper feature explained

A space saving do all with a dial kitchen helper centers on a power base driving five attachments with up to 24 speed options and automatic aiming. It includes a blender carafe that chops mixes and whips and can double as a server. Detachable parts clean easily with washable attachments like juicer knife sharpener ice crusher and grain mill.

Starlighters Club hosts event on Pesticides and Environment

Extension clubs meet at Mrs. Bob Berlin's home for a talk by Sharon Nelson on Pesticides and Our Environment. Dee Schneider leads Yahtzee with kitchen utensil prizes. Mrs. Marvin Nelson wins hostess prize. Nine members attend county luncheon and Platte College tour.

Starlighters Bob Berlin Larson Sharon Nelson Dee Schneider Marvin Nelson Platte College

Alcohol problem strain on family and business ties

The note from The Mid East Nebraska Mental Health Clinic urges calling 564-1429 for help with alcohol use harming relationships with family and business associates.

Mid-East Nebraska

Hints from Heloisel swelling OF Hie take di wyullds

A garbled advice column mixes pet care tips with consumer hints and odd phrases. The text references dogs and owners, guest interactions, dog hair removal, and a home remedy approach. It also includes recipes and garden tips, all presented in a diffuse, unclear voice.

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Biblical music makers studies at Immanuel Lutheran event

Pastor BF Meschke led a session titled Musical Instruments Used in the Old Testament for Immanuel Lutheran City Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon. He conducted devotions while Mrs Herman Bilter presided. Mrs Herman Kimemann attended as a visitor. Hostesses Mrs Herman Karlin and Mrs Guettler used Easter table decorations.

BF. Meschke Immanuel Lutheran City Herman Bilter Herman Kimemann Herman Karlin At Guettler

May wedding set for Kast and Barnhard planning

Karen Mae Kast of Lincoln and Ariy Spec. Jon A. Barnhard of Fort Riley Kan plan a May 13 wedding. Kast is daughter of Evelyn Kast of Borchester and Barnhard is son of Frederick Barnard and the late Mrs Barnhard.

Aluson Karen Mae Kast Nebraska Regional Medical Program Lincoln Ariy Spec Jon A. Barnhard Fort Riley Kan Dirs Evelyn Kast Borchester Frederick Barnard Barnhard

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