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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1973
Page
3
Hints from Heloise share frugal holiday cooking ideas using inexpensive meals and salvaging cherished items. Readers suggest celebrating being alive while serving simple dishes, plus tips on preserving and using silverware, carpeting, and small repairs. A lighthearted letter column offers practical kitchen and housekeeping suggestions for busy families.
Mrs Lee Grave presented piano pupils in Talay recitals and parties at her home this week. Programs included classical and Christmas music with solos by Uainy rilfeld and others. Pupils named include Teresa Simi Cherylner, Kathi Sutherland, Kristie Saalfeld, Mary Sterup, Debbie Boss, and many more. Refreshments served. holiday treats given.
Nora Ulrich of Howells won a $19 gift certificate and Nany Oquist of Osceola earned a length of dress material in the Nebraska State Make It Yourself with Wool competition in Norfolk. Kandace Kampte of Gothenburg won first place and an all expense paid trip to the national finals in San Diego January 24. A total of 56 district winners entered the state contest.
A quirky suggestion says hosting a party can warm a home by crowd heat. Quests provide warmth as people stand around, potentially reducing thermostat needs. Also tips advise washing Velcro fasteners closed to prevent lint buildup.
A September wedding is planned by Dunice Maye Choyeski daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Choyeski of St Edward and Earl Smith son of Mr and Mrs Letanit Smith of St Edward. Dunice a clerical typist in Platle County dikes office attends the University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture at Curtis and will graduate in two years after two years in production agriculture velinology. The engagement was announced by families of St Edward and includes details of the 1974 wedding plans and the couple's education paths.
A reader writes about scarves as the sole head covering, detailing a method to wrap and sew a scarf into a fixed turban. The result resembles two sport turbans and complements attire noted in New York.
Kathy Hennessy and Larry Kush Jr. exchanged vows in a Friday ceremony at Platte Center Auditorium. The bride wore white polyester organza with lace and a cathedral train. groom’s family ties and Columbus-based attendants accompanied the couple. A reception followed at Platte Center Auditorium with guests registering in Lindsay and Columbus. newlyweds plan to reside at 2655 Sioux Drive, Columbus.
Christian Mothers gathered at St Honaventure Youth Center for a dessert sucheon and card party on Thursday afternoon. Winners included Mrs McNair in bridge and AM Sanders in pincenses. Birthday honorees were Mines, Mill Ingull, James Kelly, Ruth Kopetzky and Nick Sebaester. Frank Mielak received a serving fee. December district leaders are Mrs Glenny Smith and Mrs Bingold. A pre nuptial dinner hosted by parents for Kathy Hadley and Ron Austin of Omaha was held at a local restaurant Friday night, hosted by Att. and Brys. Ralph Austin of Norfolk along with the bridal party and immediate families.
A quirky eggnog variation adds four cups of peanut butter and 31 teaspoons of something unnamed. Instructions suggest mixing with a mixer or blender for smooth results.
Fragmentary text references names and a police forum but lacks coherent facts or outcomes. No clear event, date, or place is identifiable to summarize for a newspaper card.
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