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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1975
Page
4
A Columbus Nebraska feature discusses how women prioritize fit, fabric, and construction when buying clothes. It notes checks for buttons, stitching, and snag resistance, plus fabric content and care, and advertises a 4 day diet booklet with a self addressed stamped envelope for 45 cents.
Connie George daughter of Mrs Gerrieorge married Larry Sprunk son of Mr and Mrs Art Sprunk on December 12 at St Joseph Catholic Church Platte Center. Rev John Starostka officiated at 730 pm with Ann as organist. Attendants Teresa George and Rachelle Behrens wore light blue gowns and carried red roses. After a reception at Platte Center Auditorium the couple left for a trip to the Ozarks.
Reader tips include recycling Christmas cards into a bright wastebasket craft and using a discarded car radio antenna as a soil stake for a rapidly growing avocado plant. A third hint describes lifting a hot turkey with rubber gloves for easier transfer from roaster to platter.
A rugged knit pattern offers a crochet hooded jacket in sizes 8 10 12 14 16 18 with price 1.00 plus 0.25 for mailing. Mail orders to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept New York. Also a humor piece on copied fashion labels from Se rendipity New York and 75 GJL.
Old bathroom space-saver shelves can be used beside the changing table to provide extra storage for powder oil diapers and other essentials. A clothes hamper or diaper pail may sit on the floor between the poles for easy reach.
Platte County Nurses Club met at Ells Country Club Tuesday evening for a no hostess dinner and white elephant gift exchange. Members contributed $24 to the Opportunity Center while a freewill offering supported the center. Bridge prizes went to Hembd Garbers Weaver and Needham. door prizes to Frost Johnson. New officers elected were Frost president Davenport vice president Evert secretary treasurer Ingold publicity chairwoman. Hostesses were Jan ney Holmes and Krzycki.
Abigail Van Buren reviews readers concerns on trust in engagement and marriage. A fiancée admits past relations and possible pregnancy, while a wife deflects compliments, raising questions about handling insecurity and disbelief. Counseling and boundaries are advised.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Drozd announce the engagement of Cathy Marie Drozd to Ronald Lee Cieloha son of Mr and Mrs Edmund from Silver Creek They are both 1973 graduates Cathy works at Dale Electronics Ronald farms and 1973 grad of Silver Creek High School May 1 is the wedding date.
Harmony Home Club members enjoyed a dinner and Christmas party at the home of Mrs. William Sprunk. Carols were sung and gifts exchanged. Winners in court whist were Mmes. Richard Reins, William Sprunk and Olga Schoen. January meeting will feature dinner at a local restaurant and demonstration of a microwave oven. Smart Length Before buying a short above the knee skirt ask yourself if you have the legs to show wearing it. There are other skirt lengths available now that may suit you better.
Federated Church circles met midweek for Christmas gatherings. Circle 1 elected officers with Mrs. George Wendland as leader. Circle 2 collected food for the pantry. Circle 3, hosted by Mrs. Cliff Hopp, read stories with Mrs. Rod Behlen. Circle 4 dined at a restaurant then socialized at the Ivan Schmid home with special guests. Circle 5 welcomed Rosemary Lauxman. Circle 6 gathered for breakfast. Circle 7 hosted by Mrs. Ben Moran featured devotions by Judy Owens and hymns explained by Mrs. Alan Griffith. Carols were sung. Also notes on sleep and acne health claim sleep impacts illness.
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