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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1976
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Dick Howe announce the engagement of their daughter Terri LeAnne to Todd H French son of Mr and Mrs Joe French of Norfolk. Terri is a University of Nebraska senior and Todd graduated in 1975. The wedding is set for November 27 in Columbus.
Patricia Kosiba and Donald B. Caffrey were married Friday at St. Gerald Catholic Church in Ralston. The service featured Rev. R. Foster officiating with organist Mrs. Jack Sokol and vocalist Dick Ward. The couple, both from Columbus area families, plan to live in Ralston where Mr. Caffrey works for The Local Loan Co.
Albion couple announces an autumn wedding. Kim Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Harris, will marry Tom Kruger, son of Mr and Mrs Arby Kruger, on November 2. Kim works at Albion Dental Clinic and Tom will be a senior at Kearney State College majoring in business administration. Both are Albion High graduates.
Readers share advice on brightening elderly lives by outings and meals, suggesting wheels for mobility, visits beyond the walls, and family dinners to lift spirits in nursing homes. A reader answers an illegitimacy question with a clear rule that marriage makes children legitimate. A separate letter asks about wearing a ring while separated, with guidance to wait until divorce is final.
Mrs. Carol Syslo hosted the Women’s Division of the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce at a Wagner Lakes cabin potluck supper last week. President Elmadeen Tilley led a brief business meeting and urged volunteers for the Columbus Days committee. Columbus Days chair absent Ways and Means chairwoman Carol Jones. a sidewalk sale representative spoke briefly. Other guests included Mrs. Wynia, Mrs. William Luedeman and Mrs. Gene Torezon of Hutchinson, Kansas.
Miss Carol Metz to wed Tony Thieman at St John Catholic Church in Petersburg on September 11. Alfred Metz Sr. of Petersburg notes the couple, both 1971 Petersburg High School graduates, plan to start new roles locally as the bride works with Platte Valley Mental Retardation and the groom with Boone County.
Crochet patterns advertised at one dollar each with seventy five cents added for first class mail and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Neediecraft Dept Box 6 Chelsea Station New York 10011. Include pattern number name address and zip.
On Tuesday August 3 1976 Granatowicz married Myron A Prokop at Countryside United of Christ Omaha. Officiant Dr Richard Linde led a ceremony with white daisies mums and carnations. The bride wore white organza with lace pearls and a chapel train. maid of honor Lorraine Clark and bridesmaid Eileen Merchen wore blue and green floral prints. Best man Ronald Prokop and groomsman Al Dvorak assisted. Reception at Ramada Inn West followed by a Colorado trip. couple to reside in Omaha where they work as social workers. Bride Leigh Granatowicz is Nebraska Lincoln alumna. groom Creighton University alumnus.
A reader suggests making rainwear from available fabrics and patterns, noting care to preserve waterproofing. The note cites patterns like Spider Web from Mrs. S Simpson of Azusa California and offers a Tower Press book with 500 designs. Readers are advised to contact Mrs Betty Kinser in Independence Missouri with questions or prices.
Dear Heloise shares ideas on packing with a kids hamper to store clothes and using a master grocery list printed by duplication to speed shopping. A tip suggests reading material on a stationary bike extends reading and riding time. A kettle water trick helps avoid using the wrong burner.
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