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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a quick pork chops and noodles gravy method using water to thicken in the pan and browned egg noodles for a complete dish. Also offered are glove hacks for turkey cleanup, a simple typewriter cleaner substitute, and a knitting scarf tip.
The Friendly Neighbors group at St. Luke United Church of Christ hosted a review of Maria Sandoz's The Christmas of Pho nograph Records. The event featured phonograph music, a piano recital, and readings about Old Jules Sandoz from western Nebraska pioneer days with local residents attending.
Saare Wheedr presents pattern 813 for a versatile cape that pairs with skirts slacks and casual dresses. Includes knit candled bands and options to knit in same or contrast colors to suit two errands or daily wear.
Mr and Mrs Rudolf Hobza Jr hosted 24 at a Creston supper after the wedding rehearsal of Carn A Tw Columbus and Myron Hobza. Tables featured two Christmas motifs. The bride and groom presented gifts to their attendants.
Pattern 9242 offers curved-geo ion foaming in an elongated front and back with a perf collar and pocket flaps. Sizes 8 10 12 14 16 listed along with fabric yardage and bust details.
A National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers report highlights stylish socks as imaginative gifts for men. Five playful ideas include stuffing a beer Stein with socks, arranging socks in an ashtray with colors, a tissue-box sock display, filling glasses with solid-color socks, and a tackle box packed with outdoor socks and flies for the outdoorsman.
Members held a Christmas covered dish dinner at St Luke United Church of Christ followed by a short seating and social hour with Mrs Jot McGee as guest. Rebekah Family Affair drew about fifty attendees at JoOp Hall with seasonal table decor by Ray Nauenburg and Bertha Engel and a varied program led by Helen Gleason Winnie Price and Earl Treadway.
Extension clubs led by Mrs. Gerald Loeffler hosted a Harmony Home Club Christmas dinner at her home. Carols filled the evening, secret sisters exchanged gifts, and members voted to donate to the diabelic camp. Court whist prizes awarded to Winter s Were Mines, Susie Tower, and Clarence Westmeyer. door prize to Mrs Richard Reins. A Jan 13 lesson by Mrs Léwise Corcoran will be held at Cornhusker Public Power District.
Catholic Daughters of Court Lille Flower donated 54 to buy fruit for Columbus Manor and Marysave residents as December charity. Members plan sang fests at the two homes and report six Thanksgiving baskets given to local families. January meeting will include a game prizes drive. Guests included Regis Watts Basil Tsung Charles Potocki Thomas Adams Emmett Meyer and Kathryn Velder. Mrs Theodosia Robak won the door prize.
The Redeemer Baptist Women's Missionary Society held a program with theme Xmas or Christmas led by Mrs Edward Gerrelts. Assisted by several members including Mmes Meissner and Lyle Prang, the event featured song Have You Any Room for Jesus and a devotion Salvation through Christ. President Mrs Carl Weisser led worship and announced a White Cross work day on Jan 6. A Malfway Mouse program is set for Dec 14. Wallt Res Gary Nelson led with Mrs John usta hosting as cookies were shared.
Betty Canary writes of shifting holiday focus from a two week excess to spreading cheer throughout the year. She suggests smaller acts like sharing a cold drink, giving to newsboys, and baking lighter, longer lasting gifts to extend generosity beyond December.
Linda Held daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerald Held and Charles Bare Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bare Sr announce plans for a spring wedding in Frankfort Kansas. Miss Ifald works for Gibson Product Company and her fiancé is employed by the Union Pacific Railroad.
CARE urges a holiday gift plan to feed hungry men women and children overseas. Cards printed in green with CARE red logo carry a message of a gift in the recipient’s name. Send gifts with a list of names and addresses to CARE Regional Office Kansas City Missouri for card and envelope mailing.
Advice urges buying weekly groceries in one trip to cut temptations and reduce extra purchases. Focus on sticking to a list, avoiding impulse buys, and planning meals to minimize waste and costs.
Mrs. Fred Gruenhage announced the engagement of their daughter Norma to Wayne C. Kramer son of Mr and Mrs Wayne J Kramer of Round Lake Illinois. Miss Gruenhage and her fiancé are seniors at Concordia Teachers College Seward. The couple plans a May 27 wedding.
A streamlined bubble-top popcorn popper features a transparent insert with solid butter that melts evenly, a non-stick metal finish, and a kernel separator to sift unpopped kernels. The lid also serves as a four-serving bowl.
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