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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1974
Page
3
Hair dresser Andre Douglas of New York shares wig selection tips for busy women. Emphasizes choosing a wig that complements face and lifestyle, fitting it properly, and avoiding mannequin looks. Mentions frosted synthetic wigs, streaking, and different styles to create varied looks for holiday attire.
Mrs. Arnold Loseke and her husband marked their Seith wedding anniversary at home with family. The piece notes the couple’s early life, moves from near Columbus to a farm, and their children, including Ervin, Gordon, and Norma Jean Bruhn, plus seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. It also mentions a 55 year memory tied to a winter day.
Vintage pattern ad shows diagonal flattery prints and printed pattern sales at 10 12 and 15 percent. It lists sizes bust 37 and 60 inch hip with pricing per pattern and shipping to Minnesota Martin Columbus Telegram Hatton Depot New York address. Add 250 for first class mail and handling details include name ADDIE SAR GOD.
Mr and Mrs Richard Engelmeau announce the engagement of their daughter Diane to Larry Tolen both of Lincoln. Diane a 1970 Columbus High graduate studied at Platte College and works for Kelly Services. Larry son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Yolen of North Loup graduated 1969 at North Loup Scotia High School and works for Lincoln Industrial Supply Co. The wedding is set for February 1.
Hints suggest using a warm iron to lift tape from saved Christmas wrapping, then ironing the paper smooth for reuse. Another note shares how scented candle wax pieces in drawers can perfume personal items. A reader mentions saving Christmas receipts in a large white envelope each year.
A collection of reader letters covers organization tips for gifts and envelopes, button loss in dry cleaning, and rainy day shopping hacks. Charlotte Heath explains tracking gifts via envelope receipts, a cleaner notes button retrieval issues, and A D suggests draping a plastic tablecloth over a grocery cart to stay dry.
Mrs. B C Burchess hosted the Modern Priscillas Christmas luncheon and gift exchange. Alda Behle held a pinochle party with Hulda Schreiber Ruby Lachsinger and Alta Liske winning prizes. Futracres Extension Club members Jim and Lavina Vobaril e hosted a Christmas dinner with gifts and bingo.
A Chicago infant swallowed a three inch Christmas tree bulb and required multiple operations. Dr Hernan Hayes of University of Chicago Wyler Goldin Hospital reported the bulb partially obstructed the throat and digestive tract. Despite removals, infections and adhesions developed, with another operation likely years later. Pediatric cases of swallowed foreign objects remain of concern for parents and doctors alike.
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