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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1977

Page

4

Lincoln wedding of Mary Lee Williams and Allen Lee Luebbe

Mary Lee Williams and Allen Lee Luebbe wed at Christ United Church Lincoln at 7 p m April 2 Rev ML Ireland officiated. The bride's parents are Dorothy Williams and the late Sam G Luebbe with a large bridal party including Tammy Gride and a best man. Two hundred guests attended a reception in Elm Park Hall. The bride attends the University of Nebraska College of Business and her husband is a 1976 graduate employed in Lincoln.

Mary Williams Allen Lee Luebbe Christ United Church, Lincoln Ireland Dorothy Williams Sam G. Luebbe Utica John Butler Columbus Bruce Tammy Gride Sde Uacey S. Nelson C.C. Sheldon Carl Luebbe Seward Elm Park Hall Lincon University of Nebraska College of Business Lincoln

LWML Workshop at Peace Church April 19

The Lutheran Women's Missionary League Spring of the Columbus Zone holds a workshop on April 19 at Peace Lutheran Church, Columbus. Registration at 9:45 am with devotions, Bible study by Pastor Ernest Smith, noon luncheon, and 1 pm program on how the Bible came to be the canon by Dr. Harvey D. Lange. All area women invited.

Lutheran Women'issionary League Columbus Peace Lutheran Church Ruth Dunklau Fremont Ernest Smith Peace Church Harvey D. Lange Concordia Teachers College Seward

Oberhauser Mark engagement with September wedding planned

Donna Oberhauser and Edward Mark announce their engagement. Donna is employed at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Norfolk. Edward is son of Mr and Mrs Victor Mark of Genoa and works at Mark's TV Sales and Service Genoa. A September 24 wedding is planned at Holy Family Catholic Church.

Lindsay Donna Oberhauser Edward Mark William Oberhauser Donna Lady of Lourdes Hospital Norfolk Victor Mark Genoa Mark TV Sales & Service Holy Family Catholic Church

Dear Abby letters on weddings gifts and pronouns

A reader asks if guests should be told no gifts for a second wedding and discusses gifting for the second marriage. A protest over masculine pronouns in Dear Abby prompts a reply defending gender neutral usage. A note thanks Abby for community kindness inspires future publishing.

Heloise hints readers share handy home tips

Readers suggest practical quick fixes from use of play dough to clean typewriters to marking thread cuts with pencil marks. Advice covers brass care polish with paste wax and freezing alcohol bottles for travel to prevent soggy sandwiches.

Heloise

Svoboda Dooley wedding set for April in Albion

Mrs. Leonard Svoboda and Mrs. Howard Dooley announce the engagement of Mary Lou Svoboda to Gary Dooley with a wedding planned April 16 at Zion Lutheran Church Albion. Officiants will include Rev Larry Spomer and Dr Howard B Dooley. Mary Lou teaches at the Iowa State School for the Deaf Council Bluffs. The couple was feted with a shower April 2 at Albion Country Club hosted by Tillie Taake Gerda Leves Betty Rieck and Thelma Stejskal with godmother Mrs Vi Remmereid and Nancy Cox assisting. 45 guests attended including relatives Deb Rogers Central City Billie Prochaska St Paul and Nancy Cox Omaha.

Albion Leonard Svoboda Mary Lou Gary Dooley Howard Dooley Omaha Zion Lutheran Church Larry Spomer Howard B. Dooley Iowa State School For the Deaf Council Bluffs Iowa Gary Albion Country Club Tillie Taake Gerda Leves Betty Rieck Thelma Stejskal Vi Remmereid Nancy Cox Deb Rogers Central City Billie Prochaska St. Paul

Peasant Blouses Flatter Some Figures in Fashion

The piece notes five peasant blouses look charming but suit only women with smaller bosoms, suggesting fuller figures prefer tailored tops that do not emphasize their bust.

Bartels 45th Anniversary Open House Set

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartels of Primrose celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary with an open house at Zion Lutheran Church in Albion from 2 to 4 p.m. on April 17. They request no gifts. The Bartels are parents of Mrs. Beverly Bruland and Mrs. Jean Scarlett, both of Albion.

Albion Paul Bartels Primrose Zion Lutheran Church Bartels Beverly Bruland Jean Scarlett

Jewish customs explained to local Catholic Daughters

Catholic Daughters of Court Little Flower held a Monday night program at the KC Hall where Sylvia Jacobs showed religious articles and answered questions. Grand Regent Sheri Micek led the meeting. Theresa Jaixen joined as a transfer member from Humphrey court.

Catholic Daughters of Court Little Flower KC Hall Sylvia Jacobs Sheri Micek Theresa Jaixen Humphrey Court Kathleen Wortman Catholic University Wilma McAuliff Theresa Preusser

Never too old to learn says Penn State scientist

Dr. Paul B Baltes and associates report that intellect and learning ability do not necessarily decline with age. The study emphasizes ongoing brain plasticity and lifelong learning as key factors in maintaining mental performance.

Penn State Reenee Paul B. Baltes

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