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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1972
Page
4
Katherine Anne Long and Larry Lynn Burge announce plans to marry at the First Baptist Church on January 2. The couple's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Long and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burge.
Nadal votes send off for Robert Schulthess and family at Hike Country Club luncheon. Mr and Mrs Schulthess plus Marcus and Helo depart New Year’s Day for Switzerland, with plans to visit relatives. Grand Island and Columbus attendees join a large host of friends and honorary guests for this no hostess event.
The notice lists pattern S012 for misses sizes 8 10 12 14 16 18. Size 12 with bust 34 requires 144 yards of Binneh fabric.
Hints from Heloise offers home hints about marriage and family balance during holidays. The column encourages reading during games, handling bills, and sharing sports tolerance. It notes wives can be good sports about gifts and parties while husbands enjoy quiet time.
A reader offers a hot coffee mix remedy for warmth after outdoor time and a DIY tip using ironed adhesive tape to create self adhesive coatings for buttons or buckles. Another note shares a glove and stocking organizer idea using a skirt hanger to prevent lost items and damp pockets.
A lighthearted notice promotes a warm Insta Knit bunting and carriage cover for babies, with easy bulky yarn directions. It jokingly suggests DIY face masks for girls and references a national test kitchen offering cosmetics recipes and a free instruction leader.
Mrs Catharine Karges led three Christmas week reviews for her piano students aboard her ship. Students studied theory, shared views on Sixties popular music, and discussed rhythm shifts in the Seventies. Instruction focused on proper practice. Afterward, they played games and sang Christmas songs with treats provided.
Connie Nyffeler wed in Holy Shepherd Lutheran Church Lakewood Colorado before a Crosstown Columbus family, with Rev John Friedli officiating. Attendants included Barbara Frants and Lori Johnson while relatives from Stromsburg Denver Boulder and Stromsburg attended. The ceremony featured the bride, former Connie Kyfeler, and bridegroom Roger Furuiye as ushers plus nieces and local students in attendance.
Peggy Shalon and Roger W. Garbers exchanged nuptial vows Friday evening at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church in Schuyler before Rev. Charles Potocki. The bride wore a velvet empire gown with Venetian lace sleeves and a full mantilla, carrying white glamellias. attendants included maid of honor Phyllis Shalon and others in floor-length gowns.
Phyllss Gasper and Donald Clarms plan April 28 wedding. Miss Gasper, St. Edward 1972 graduate, works at Werner Service and Tricking. groom’s family in Monroe. Attendants include Fred Clarms best man and ushers Sharon and Sayers. couple to reside at 2341th Street.
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