Fremont couple weds in Columbus ceremony
Miss Rachel Krzycki and Hark Nelson of Fremont exchanged vows Saturday at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church in Columbus. The bride wore a marocaine gown with Venise trim and carried a white carnation bouquet. the groom is a Midland Lutheran College student. Attendants included Linette Mosier, Kay Price, Susan Nelson, and Gaylord Mossman. The reception followed in Scotus Memorial Hall, with both families attending. the couple will reside in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mliss
Rachel Krzycki
Hark Nelson
Kremnont
St. Ténaventure Catholic Church
Larry Jagdfeld
iMr
Raymond Kraycki
Raymond Nelson
Genoa
Linette Mosier
Spalding
Kay Price
Peoria Heights
Susan Nelson
Omaha
Gaylord Mossman
Ohiowa
Tom Larson
Exeter
Scott Lund
Larry Abbie
Fremont
Lonnie Olson
Funk
Mike Osberg
Wausa
Kathy Erickson
Lincoln
Munk
Dawn Nelson
Scotus Memorial Hall
Robert Wagner
Umala
Temperature tips and home energy notes for efficiency
A fragmented guide discusses comfort at 70 degrees and how factors like body type home structure and heating choices affect heating bills. It covers thermostat settings for day and night, material heat retention differences, cooking and stove usage, and periodic air conditioner maintenance to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Printed Pattern W443 for Childs Wear and Accessories
A fragmented advertisement lists printed sewing patterns for children including dress, jumper, cape, shorts and accessories. It notes movable collars and ties, yardage, sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, pricing 25 cents per pattern or 4 dollars for multiple, with mail order to Laura Wheeler in Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept and New York addresses. Various crochet and needlework books priced between 1 and 1.25 dollars.
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Hig Clover Ward
Laura Wheeler
Columbus
Needlecraft
Kix
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Engagement and July wedding planned for Marcia Doubet and Scott Nelson
Mr and Mrs W J Doubet of Peoria Illinois announce the engagement of their daughter Marea to Scott Nelson son of Dr and Mrs Howard Nelson. Marcia a Trinity College graduate and music teacher in Arlington Heights Illinois while Scott is a Trinity College senior student teaching. They plan a July wedding.
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W. J. Doubet
Peoria
Marea
Scoth Nelson
Howard Nelson
Trinity College
Dverfiell, Ill
Marcia
Arlington Heights
Ill
A Scott
Mar and Mrs Ole Thompson Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ole Thompson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at Salem Lutheran Church on August 18 due to winter weather. The couple wed December 24, 1924 with attendants Alvie and Roy Cruise and have eight children, 26 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Attendees included relatives from Wyoming, Indians, Iowa, Kansas, Idaho, Virginia, Missouri and Nebraska.
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ST. Edward
Ole Thompson
Carol Thompson
Howard Sallach
Albion
Rhonda Thompson
Columbus
Ed Shack
Randy Thompson
Carl] Thompson
Mary Cruise
Alvie Cruise
Roy Cruise
Shirley Porter
Casper
Wyn
Leslie
Kansas City
Donna Sallach
Mary Louise Graft
Winchester
Ind
Hoger
Waverly
Carl
Harald
Gary
St Dward
Salem Lutheran Church
Wyoming
Indians
Iowa
Kansas
Idaho
Virginia
Missouri
Nebraska
Randolph Miss bride wed in candlelight service
Sylvia Jo Truby wed James W. Johnson in a candlelight ceremony at United Methodist Church Randolph Mississippi. Officiants were Rev Tom Iruby and Rev Arthur Winkler with maroon roses and organist Jan Dickinson. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVern Truby, sung at the wedding, maid of honor Mary Sue Truby, bridesmaids Peggy Jensen Debbie Johnson, best man Tim Johnson, groomsmen Bob Mohr and Phil Whitefoot, ushers Joy Kreft Gene Teterus Patricia Truby and others. The bride is a senior music major at Wayne State College. her husband, a Wayne State graduate, works for Dale Electronics in Columbus.
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United Methodist Church, Randolph
Sylvia Jo Truby
James W. Johnson
Tom Iruby
Arthur Winkler
Jan Dickinson
All
Mary Sue Truby
Norfolk
Peggy Jensen
Homer
Debbie Johnson
Wayne
Tim Johnson
Bob Mohr
Sioux City
Iowa
Phil Whitefoot
Columbus
Joy Kreft
Gene Teterus
Lincoln
Patricia
Truby
Nancy Truby
Randolph
Johnson
Wayne State College
Dale Electronics
Hints from Heloise and Reader Tips Parade
A collection of reader tips from Heloise covers kitchen chores. Subjects include involving children in cooking, recognizing correct medication appearances, cleaning TV screens, reorganizing recipe boxes, using night creams, making throwaway carrot bags into gloves, plastic windproofing coats, repurposing old socks as dolls’ sleeping bags, and drying nylon net potatoes for baking.
Eagles Christmas Party Delights 150 Children
The Eagles and Auxiliary hosted a December party for 150 member families children with a ballet and tap program by Barb Ingwersen School of Dilnee. Lynn Kohles recited a poem by a famous author and Santa distributed treats. A 4 family potluck followed with about 175 attendees. New activity chairs Hal Gross and Trene Lewis led the month’s events for the aerie and auxiliary.
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Eagles and Auxiliary
Barb Ingwersen School of
Dilnee
Lynn Kohles
Santa
Hal Gross
Trene Lewis
Aerie and Auxiliary
Brand Nerié
Annie Martingory
Christine Sylvester
Mary J
Aerie
Shiney Middle
Don. Lewis
Larry Marvtinson
Americans Favor Super Size Beds in Younger Demographic
An independent study finds nearly half of under-35 respondents, including brides and singles, prefer super-size bedding. King beds measure 76 inches by 81 inches and queens 60 by 80 inches, highlighting trends in sleeping arrangements.
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CNS
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Columbus, Nebraska
Mark Nelson
Marian Fan
Columbus Telegram
Rattern Tepid
West Bathayew York
Brink
By Lau
Marcia Doqubet
Scott Nelson
Mar
George V of
England
Caily
Mrs
James Johnson
Sackel
Tia
London
Heloise
Phyllis Goldman
Erma Brubaker
J.B
Sarhara Ordous
Tam
Rudy Valentine
Sealy Posture
Pedic
Floyd A. Campbell
29Th Avenue
Eagles
Wat
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Rogers
Brodkey's
7Th Street
Stone Kings
Saphire
Rodkey
Bhodkey
Brookeey Boys
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