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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1977
Page
11
Fireman LeRoy Krueger spoke on Cardio-Resuscitation for the Peace Lutheran Second Milers, followed by CPR practice on a Resusci-Anne doll. Jim and Mrs Porter joined after a potluck as other members planned activities and games under program chairmen.
Mr and Mrs Charles Nickolite Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Becky A Nickolite to Robert Cheloha son of Mr and Mrs Carl Cheloha Miss Nickolite works for Tri County Meat Processors and Robert Cheloha a 1971 Monroe High School graduate is a farmer The wedding is set for June 4
Deborah Schott of Silver Creek and Loyd Olson Jr. of Merna announce their engagement. Deborah teaches in the Anselmo Merna system. Loyd works for Becton Dickinson in Broken Bow. The couple plans a June 24 wedding at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Silver Creek.
Friendly Neighbors and Circle 1 of First Baptist Church met at Trinity Lutheran Church for a Friday session. Mrs. Lee Hicks led the in vocation. new attendees included Mrs. Frank Ziemba and Mrs. Wallace Sufficoc with Mrs. Elsie Kanneman.
Madison new officers were elected for the Madison Junior Women's Club with Sally Kilgore as president Pam Karpgeweit and Connie Hintz as vice presidents Janell Finkrall as secretary and Lois Petersen as treasurer Installation is set for May 18 at the salad bar Randy Bjorklund Norfolk police officer and School Resources Committee member presented slides on neglected and abused children and explained reporting duties and types of abuse Dr Wes Wingett a psychologist discussed handling child behavioral issues and parental stress factors
Platte County Nurses Club met Monday to study Huntington's Disease a hereditary brain disorder. They reviewed a Columbus case history and noted limited drug effectiveness. Mrs Bartholomew led the discussion with Mrs Effa as co host. Avis Stephenson attended.
Mr and Mrs W E Gehr of Humphrey celebrate six decades of marriage at the church where married April 25 1917. Alice Reinhart, their former spouse, and a family of 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren are noted along with long service in local business and community groups. A family gathering is planned in Omaha the weekend of April 30 to mark the milestone.
Debra Kay Carroll daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll will wed Jon Trabert a Columbus Senior High School teacher. Both graduates of University of Nebraska Lincoln. Miss Krumland an Humphrey elementary teacher. Mr Trabert is son of Carl Travert Milford.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kaufmann celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday at the Duane Kaufmann home. Hosts included Gary Kaufmann Tulsa Okla Duane Scott and Nancy. Relatives attending from Columbus Omaha Humphrey Genoa and other nearby towns joined the family for a day of dinner and lunch. Fred Kaufmann and Marcella Brandt were married April 18 1937 at St Paul Lutheran Church rural Monroe.
A widow recounts her teenage son and a couple using her parlor as a late night rendezvous. The columnist advises warning the youths and, if needed, informing their parents to guide them away from risky behavior. The note also includes a reader’s compliment about a reliable partner.
Reader Mary Merritt suggests using iron heat with overlaid towels to soften adhesive on shelves making it easy to peel away adhesive backed paper. The tip promises quick removal for those avoiding the mess of stripping old paper.
Mrs Clarence Musil of Clarkson announces the engagement of daughter Kathryn to Donald Molacek son of Mr and Mrs Donald Molacek of Howells. Miss Musil a Clarkson High School graduate and Molacek a Howells High School graduate, with a May 14 wedding planned.
Extension Carolyn Budler joined the Gettin to Know Y Club meeting at Diane McGranahan’s home. Kathy Armatus and Karen Musek taught “Fit or Fat” with three solutions: diet behavior modification and exercise and demonstrated exercises. Reports on April 1 family life workshops were shared. Millie Riet read an article on child abuse. The club plans a tour of a Columbus funeral home.
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