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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1971
Page
7
The National Talladressera and Cosmetologists Association highlights lively spring hair trends with increased freedom of choice. Soft natural looks, varied lengths, and new color spectrums dominate, including warm reds browns and violet accents, while makeup leans toward eye colors and deeper rouge tones.
A reader asks if the end of the world is near citing biblical prophecies. Seventh day Adventists emphasize Christ's return once the gospel is preached to all nations and offer a brochure via coupon to learn more about the message and ongoing outreach.
Readers share thrifty ideas from fashioning a basket into a magazine holder using a wood base and gold paint to DIY organizers. Others describe repurposing a wig stand, a metal rack as a cleaning supplies cart, and using aluminum pans and coffee cans for pie crusts. A reader reveals nail cement followed by silver polish to fix a broken nail, grown out and filed later.
A fragmented clothing notice describes a body slimming sleeveless coat and a jumpsuit in printed fabric. It lists sizes 7 11 13 19 and a bust measurement, with fabric described as Sinch. The text reflects a mid century fashion catalog tone from New Jersey.
Mrs. Weisser presided as the Redeemer Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society elected Mrs. Carl Weisser president and Mrs. Alma Pray vice president. Other officers named include Mrs. Gary Nelson secretary and Miss Anon Brunken assistant secretary, with Mrs. Fred Brunken treasurer. The pianist is Mrs. Leroy Gham and assistant, Mrs. Hermon Kallweil. Chairmen named Mines Louis Meissner Whita Cross Clarence Scheffler slamp Vaya Anderson and J Edward Gerrells. Socials Lyle Prang and Elmer Baumgart Jr. Nursery Sunshine committees to be Moiey Darell Moheemann chair, Cecil Grape and Herman Kallwell. New member Mrs. Sorry Clay welcomed and programs led by Mrs. Anna Prang.
Patricia McCormack reports Mrs. Reagan in New York as first lady in her fifth year, stressing family and home as chief interests. She warns against government taking over charitable campaigns, comments on women's roles, abortion, and the appeal of family life while balancing public duties.
The piece satirically questions long weekend holidays passed in 1908 and their impact on working mothers. It notes slogans about workers’ friends and mocks shifting holiday dates such as Memorial Day and Washington’s Birthday, imagining mothers overwhelmed by cards, crafts, and celebrations.
Mrs. Vaward Poster entertained her pinochle club with Valentine decorations this week. Special guest Mrs. Ruby Ener and Mrs. Joe Lee won card prizes.
Early 20th century crochet guide offers instant coat scarf pattern for knitters using worsted yarn. Includes Pattern 893 for sizes B14 and a matching child pattern 530. Contains brief fashion notes and simple instructions for home seamstresses.
Mr and Mrs Donald Wiese announce the engagement of daughter Diane to Vertiaue Emory Jarecki of Columbus. Diane attended an Omaha hairstyling school after Holy Family High School class of 1969. Jarecki is the son of Mr and Mrs Emory Jarecki of Columbus, a 1908 Holy Family High graduate who served two years in the Army. They plan a June 19 wedding.
Miss Patricia Peterson and Lawrence Loeffler wed at noon in Bonaventure Cathedral with Rev Regis Watts officiating. Attendants included Connie Peterson and Linda Mimick. reception at Scotus Memorial Hall. couple to reside at 1059 14th Avenue with Patricia employed by Beclon Dickinson and Lawrence by Dale Electronics.
Immediate families attended as Janet Luschen and Harold Taylor Nelson Jr. wed in Caracas Venezuela with Officiant Rev Charles Polocki and Rev Russell Croker assisting. Meride Lsebee wore a silver afternoon dress and carried white roses. Reception followed at the bride's parents home and they plan a Hawaii honeymoon before settling in Caracas where Nelson serves as a foreign service officer.
MONAGH Bi and Mrs George Zoucha marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at home. Present were Clem Zoucha and family of Ginalia, Meo and Mrs John Murphy, Clifford Keller and family of Columbus, Felix Zoucha and Dolores Zoucha of Monroe. The couple wed January 26, 1821 at St Michael Catholic Church in Tavnoy.
A small colored sponge designed for a child's soap uses. When saturated with soap it becomes handy to clean either toys or tub surfaces.
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