Legion Auxiliary prizes go to young essayists
At Hartman 84 American Legion Auxiliary meeting the Americanism Essay Contest winners were announced. Jean Mortensen first, Kris Saalfeld second, Ken Krings third, Sondra Mohrman fourth. Jean’s entry will go to a higher competition.
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Hartman 84
American Legion Auxiliary
Marcella Ostandig
Jean Mortensen
Kris Saalfeld
Ken Krings
Creston
Sondra Mo@hrman
Jean
Olly
Orton Hulsebus
Omaha couple sets May date for Vicki and Ron
Mr and Mrs Edward Boesch announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki to Ron Keller son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Keller Beatrice. A May 8 wedding is planned. Vicki is a Commercial Extension School of Commerce Omaha graduate now employed there. Ron is a Beatrice High School alumnus and works for Electric Fixture and Supply Co.
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Humphrey
Edward Boesch
Vicki
Ron Keller
Ivan Keller
Beatrice
Commercial Extension School of Commerce
Omaha
St. Francis High School
Inland Manufacturing Co
Beatrice High School
Electric Fixture and Supply Co
Hints from Heloise and Frugal Kitchen Tricks
Reader tips include adding vanilla to pancake batter and using fruit as pancake toppings with a dash of sweetener if needed. Also suggests blending fruit into sauces and refrigerating leftovers. spring type clothespins improvised as levelers for furniture and to quiet rattling windows.
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Ermard
Heloise
Nell A. Gladwell
Seamed to Slim Pouring Trick Taught in France
A brief note explains a wrist twist stops liquid flow from a bottle learned in France where wine is commonly poured. The author signs as Mrs. B. Berkovitz and mentions difficulties with lining hanging baskets with moss.
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Heloise
France
B. Berkovitz
Quick Home Fixes And Craft Ideas From Readers
Readers share practical tips from DIY boot support with egg cartons to keep shoes shape and air flow to moist cake revival using a plastic bag. A sweater recyle project turns old knits into cap sleeves and crocheted edging for inexpensive girl’s tops.
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Heloise
Lois Suskie
Ruth E. Graham
Social Dance Hosts and Birthday Honors at Family Y
Harold Bausch led Harold's Square Dance Club semimonthly dance at the Family Y with guests Cloyd Calloway Herbert Kleensang Tom Smets Fred Brase Don Kirsten Tim Muller Leonard Prokopek Gary Elmcke Rose Hanken and birthday honoree Mrs Richard Lockhard. Future Valentine Dance planned February 15 with Dick Busboom as guest caller.
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Harold Bausch
Harold’s Square Dance Club
Family Y
Messrs
Mmes
Cloyd Calloway
Herbert Kleensang
Tom Smets
Fred Brase
Don Kirsten
Tim Muller
Leonard Prokopek
Gary Elmcke
Rose Hanken
Richard Lockhard
John Scholz
Gunnar Claussen
Ben Gall
Lyle Christensen
Joy Hoge
Dick Busboom
UNL Graduates Set Spring Wedding Date
Francis Whidden and Virginia Hayes plan to wed April 3 at United Methodist Church in Chappell. Both graduates of the University of Nebraska Lincoln with Hayes majoring in home economics education and Whidden in agriculture. The couple’s future includes farming for Whidden.
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ST. Edward
Lawrence Whidden
Francis
Virginia Hayes
Donald A. Hayes
Chappell
United Methodist Church
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Miss Hayes
Mr. Whidden
College of Agriculture
Dear Abby letters on alcoholism and boundary setting
In the first letter a daughter describes her father’s long term drinking problem and the family’s inability to get him help. Abby notes that help requires the person to admit the need and cites AA as effective. In the second, a newlywed woman asks how to handle a single friend who overstays and disrupts privacy. Abby advises the husband to set boundaries with his old friend.
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Abby
Dad
Alcoholics Anonymous
Joe
le Roy
LeRoy
Hospital Auxiliary hears Swatell on students work
Dr. Rod Swatell of Educational Service Unit 7 spoke to the Columbus Community Hospital Auxiliary on Monday about his work with public and parochial students in a five county area. Wilma McAuliff was elected recording secretary and Ruth Crooks reported the annual results. Mrs. Dale Johnson was named general chairman of the bazaar set for November 7 at the National Guard Armory. Hostesses included Fern Snarr Isabelle Abbott Josephine Bothe Polly Determan Dorothy George Virginia Kirchner Mary Jo Middle Nona Beneke.
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Rod Swatell
Educational Service Unit 7
Columbus Community Hospital Auxiliary
Wilma McAuliff
Ruth Crooks
Dale
Eileen) Johnson
National Guard Armory
Mmes
Fern Snarr
Isabelle Abbott
Josephine Bothe
Polly Determan
Dorothy George
Virginia Kirchner
Mary Jo Middle
Nona Beneke
Kosch Ekeler Nuptials Planned in Lincoln
Mary Beth Kosch and Jim Ekeler will wed on April 24 in Lincoln. The bride is a licensed practical nurse at St. Elizabeth Health Center. her fiancé works as a draftsman for the State Department of Roads. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kosch of David City. the groom is the son of Mrs. Vione Ekeler and the late Joseph Ekeler of Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Mary Beth Kosch
Jim Ekeler
Arthur Kosch
David City
St. Elizabeth Health Center
State Department of Roads
Vione Ekeler
Joseph Ekeler
St Bonaventure Plans Redistricting and Rummage Sale
At the St Bonaventure parish meeting Fr Regis outlined a March start for a re districting program as part of a five year plan. Mrs Cliff Kreifels discussed Meals on Wheels and asked for volunteers. Parish rummage sale is set for March 11 12 13 in the social hall with co chairs Mrs Joe Zapotocky and Mrs Maurice Melcher. Fr Charles introduced a film The New Rite of Reconciliation. Serving committee includes George Rischar Bill Merrill and John Soulliere.
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St. Bonaventure Christian Mothers Meeting
Regis
Cliff Kreifels
Joe Zapotocky
Maurice Melcher
Charles
Roschynialski Lueke rites slated in May
Kathie J Roschynialski and Robert H Lueke announce wedding plans for May 28 at St Bonaventure Catholic Church The bride to be is the daughter of Evelyn and the late Anton Roschynialski a 1975 Nebraska graduate and a coordinator for the Nebraska Human Resources Development Program The groom to be is the son of Mr and Mrs Milton Lucke a senior at the University of Nebraska Lincoln majoring in speech pathology and audiology He plans to pursue graduate study after graduation in May
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St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Kathie J. Roschynialski
Robert H. Lueke
Kathie
Evelyn
Anton Roschynialski
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Human Resources Development Program
Bob
Milton Lucke
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
University
Eisenmenger 25th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mrs. Jim Eisenmenger will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with Mass at St. Francis Church at 7 p.m. followed by open house in the parish hall. The couple married Feb. 5, 1951 at St. Michael Catholic Church Albion. They are farming near Humphrey with children Jerry Joe John Steve Gersib and Hollatz and one grandchild Matt Gersib.
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Humphrey
Jim Eisenmenger
St. Francis Church
Jim
Alvin Eisenmenger
Marilyn
Ed Beierman
Albion
St. Michael Catholic Church
Jerry
Joe
John
Steve
Terri) Gersib
Raymond
Dan
Karen) Hollatz
Hastings
Matt Gersib
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Columbus Telegram Legion Auxiliary
Columbus
Platte County
District 7
Ashland
Jack Fickel
Don Dion
Henry Graus
Arthur Kummer
Herman Ernst
Elvina Karlin
Paul Ahrens
Elmer Egger
State Legion and Auxiliary
Willard Graham
Leonard Kirchner
Marvin Zastera
Glenn Loseke
Veterans’ Homes
Kirchner
Milton Gaver
Linda DeBower
Magdalena Krumland
Vicki Boesch
Moss
By Casera Whedon
Laura Wheeler
Columbus Telegram
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Hiway 30 & 17Th St
Corrine Ware Burton
Richard Lee Radle
Brodkey
Wrockey Boys
Deamanda
13Th St
Mariantin
West 16Th St
14Th Street
Immanuel Lutheran Married Couples Club
Melvin Aerni
B. F. Meschke
Meschke
Kenneth Kohlmeier
Martin Wennekamp
Ray Janssen
Francis Andreasen
Herbert Siefken
Un-L
13Th Street
A.A
L.A
Calif
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Che
St. Bonaventure
Tooleys
Lueke
J. Eisenmengers
Smith-Corona
Ietus
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