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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1976
Page
4
Nutrition column explains high fiber or residue diets may improve stomach and intestinal disorders. Advice covers adding roughage after pain subsides, choosing bran and whole grains, beware refined foods, and drinking water as aid. Letters discuss thirst and weight in context of diabetes referrals.
A reader under 13 fears adulthood and marriage amid conflicts and taxes. Abby urges growing up and cautions against avoiding commitment. Another letter asks if white wedding gowns imply virginity. Abby’s reply reframes white as marking a bride.
Diane Peterson and Ed Hansler wed at United Methodist Church in Silver Creek in a 7:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony. Peterson, a Valley High School teacher, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson. Hansler teaches in Millard Public Schools. The Rev. Ed Morrison officiated with music by Kathleen Schott, Bob Peterson, and Kris Morrissey. The couple plans to reside in Omaha after a Las Vegas honeymoon.
Mrs. Jon Froemke of Rochester Michigan attended the Formal Dancing Club Easter event at Elks Country Club with cocktails dinner and dancing. Hosts Frank Kuska and officers oversaw arrangements as spring decor and Easter eggs framed the enjoyment. Christian Mothers card social saw Violette Hembch win a birthday cake and high prize in bridge with a hostess roster guiding the event.
Advertisement for a crochet jacket pattern sold by Laura Wheeler through Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept. Requires one piece crochet in cotton or fingering yarn with raglan sleeves. Pattern price 1.00 plus 0.35 mailing. send name address and zip to Laura Wheeler, New York. Catalog offers 200 designs including crochet and quilting items.
Nebraska announces the Make It Yourself With Wool contest open to sewers knitters and crocheters using fabric or yarn with at least 70 percent wool. District and State levels apply for juniors seniors and adults with a Monterey California trip for winners and a sewing machine prize for alternates.
Kristi Olsen of Holdrege will marry Roger Toy on June 5 at Holdrege. Kristi is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Olsen and a 1976 Holdrege David City High School graduate working as a meat cutter for Hinky Dinky in Holdrege.
Trinity Lutheran LW circles met with hostesses Jean Wagner Polly Krumland Rae Fulton Nancy Ness Lil Engel Donna Parkes and Marie Feye New members Louise Rosendahl Lena Berkland Circle 2 Alma Jensen Circle 5 Luella Reuter attended April Immanuel Altar Guild at Mrs Sam Peppler Dorothy Brandt led Lent devotion Pastor B F Meschke spoke Why Does God Permit Evil Members planned Bicentennial banner event April 29 7 30 p m in church basement Altar duty assigned for April Mmes E W Mueller Sam Peppler Fred Gruenhage Herb Siefken May hostess will be Mrs Kenneth Kohlmeier.
All members attended the Lady Slipper Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Ron Greenwall where the lesson focused on macrame hangers led by Mrs. Merlin Asche. Mrs. Melvin Mohrman led the citizenship discussion and read an article titled Coincidence while the group planned attendances for the April 28 spring activity luncheon at Elks Country Club.
The London fashion note 1976 highlights a new trend of attaching ribbons to shoes or wearing ribbons under the feet and winding them up the legs to the ankle or higher. The look suits both low and high heels, offering an easy, affordable way to refresh outfits.
Boil link sausages in water 10 to 30 minutes to remove fat then brown lightly for tenderness and flavor. Slay grease, keep meat moist, and avoid overcooking. Also includes tips on storing drinks in gallon jugs and using egg cartons for bead storage.
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