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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1975
Page
6
The fall collection draws strong Far East motifs with mandarin collars kimono sleeves and obi sashes. Corduroy jackets and quilted vests in plush textures appear alongside prints of rice paper florals and leaf patterns in bamboo straw blue terra cotta green and plum.
A widow describes managing notes on the floor as reminders and shared duties with her daughter. Suggestions include using discarded plastic bags as wastebasket liners for cleaner cleanup and easier disposal.
Flattering printed pattern 9308 lists women sizes from 34 to 48 with bust and hip measurements. Pattern sells for 1.00 with 0.25 extra for first class mail. Send name address IP size and style number to Marian Columbus Telegram in New York 10011.
The Mitchell Movement was played Tuesday night by the Bridge Group. North-South winners were Ivan Schmid and Carl Widhalm first, Mrs J R Warner and Mrs Bob Shively second, Bruce Gilmore and Don Rousek third. East-West top pair was Mrs Art Roth and Mrs Don Rousek first, with Mrs A Townsend and Mrs H R Slocum second and Mrs R C Ellefson and Mrs Betty Tatro third.
A reader confesses paying for a strip tease at a party and wonders if it was terrible for a reputation. Abby deems the act foolish and warns about the consequences of selling a quick peek for money. A mother asks how to stop supporting a son pursuing show business at 50, and Abby urges firm limits and self-care.
Aimed at widows, the piece outlines practical steps to obtain Social Security, survivor benefits, and insurance proceeds. It advises locating the husband's records, checking safe deposit boxes, reviewing bank accounts, and contacting Veterans Affairs for potential benefits. It also promotes a survivor's checklist and a government guide to keeping family records.
Instructional notice for purchasing pinwheel puff patterns at $1.00 each with 25 cent extra for first class mail and special handling. Send requests to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. Include Pattern Number Name Address and ZIP.
Since the 1940s nylons defined hosiery, a major fiber maker introduces Polys made from a new es fiber. Tests show greater spring and stretch recovery for a snug fit, colorful options, machine washable ease, and faster drying with high wear resistance. Prices may be higher but wearability could offset costs.
An advertisement promotes MONADEX as a tiny tablet to curb appetite with no dangerous drugs or nervousness. It promises money back if weight loss is not achieved, offering 20 day supplies for 3.00 and 40 day supplies for 5.00.
Lea Ann Mattson daughter of Gerald and Mrs. Mattson and Bruce Alt son of Maurice Alt wed Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Shelby Lincoln area. Rev Anthony Trausch officiated with organist Mrs. Avis Kuhnel and vocalist Mrs. Dianne Pond. Nancy Provaznik Omaha was matron of honor. Steve Alt best man. David Alt and Robert Holland ushers. Bride wore white satin with lace and pearl embroidery. matron of honor in peach floral print. altar adorned with gladioli orchids and stephanotis.
Kathryn Lynn Hoff married Leigh July 26 at Grace Lutheran Church Hudson Colorado. She is daughter of Gordon and Mrs Hoff and granddaughter of Mrs Flossie Held and Carey Gettman. Groom Jim Cook of Hudson and Alan Held of Hastings attended, with cousins aiding gifts. The couple spent a week in Poudre Canyon and now reside on the groom's farm.
Mrs Gary Hernbloom hosted a mid summer luncheon bridge Tuesday assisted by Mrs Delmar Rathje and Mrs Ben Wagner. Winners at six tables included Karen Wieseman high and Carmen Pesicka low. Kathy Grosch Columbus high and Pat Alt low. Pat Reisdorff Osceola high and Joann Wood low. Donna Hopwood high and Donna Krumbach low. Wilma Kessler Gresham high and Carolyn Hiemer low. Ramona Smith high and Marilysi Houdersheldt low.
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