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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1977
Page
5
A readable discussion on how some foods trigger allergic reactions and how cooking can affect allergenicity. The text notes lactose intolerance as a separate condition, explains symptom patterns such as skin rashes, and mentions that children may outgrow allergies, though not always.
A note lists buying two crochet pattern kits including Sauna Wheeler at 181.25 each and a side kit with 28 nee k patterns. It references pattern types crochet ae and outlines a combined purchase.
The note urges readers to buy plastic drop cloths at low cost to protect furniture and save energy. It promises guidance on reducing back strain and electricity use during home cleaning under heavy furniture.
A reader asks about a paper tissue that expands in the wash and shares a long winded method for stovetop stuffing. Dorothy Duffett offers a crusty stuffing prep using an electric fry pan with bread cubes seasoning and chicken broth. The method includes turning the stuffing and finishing until brown and moist.
Seen in Paris the year 77 the earmuffs move with the wind and flatter the face. Parisians claim they are easy to make by sewing a circle of longhair fur to the earmuffs and letting the wind do the rest. If not DIY wait until next year when they appear in stores.
A brief feature outlines a starter bend-touch routine using a broom for shoulder and back alignment. It suggests 10 to 12 inches feet spacing, relaxed straightening, and progressive sets up to 25. Readers can request more basic exercises from Reba and Bonnie Churchill in Hollywood, California.
Albion announces the engagement of Nana Nore to Don Lareders son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lueders of Omaha. Nana is a Albion High School graduate with a BFA from the Art Institute of Kansas City and MA from Texas Women s University. She teaches art at Northeast High School Kansas City and Penn Valley College. A June wedding is planned.
Judith Larson daughter of Mrs Anne Bridgman Columbus and Anthony Dowell son of Mr and Mrs Jess Dowell Grand Plains Mo were married February 14 in Trenton Neb They will reside in Stratton Neb where he works as data program manager for Miller Manufacturing Powder for tight In the office since light hits you from above try using powder on your nose and forehead to avoid looking weary
Walter and Lillian Zumbrunn observed their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Villa Inn and a gathering at their home on Feb. 13. They were married Feb. 14, 1917 in Albion and later settled in the Belgrade area before retiring to Albion. Their family includes six children, 18 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Out of town guests included LaVerne, Duane, Lynn, Vernon, Dale and families, Marie Zumbrunn, Lind Dooley and daughter in Seattle, Ron Huss and Allan Zumbrunns families in various locations, Kathy Zumbrunn in Fremont, and Floyd and Rose Nieman of St. Edward.
Wednesday lesson on The First Commandment was shared by Federated Church groups. Unit 1 met at the church with Mrs. Terry Holman as hostess and Mrs. George Wendland delivering devotions while Mrs. Lyle Fraka taught the lesson. Circle 2, hosted by Mrs. Lyman Mead and Mrs. AE Trowbridge, welcomed guests Mines Ralph Whitney and Lee Hicks for the session.
Extension February hostess was Mrs. Ernest Johannes with April 1 spring activity discussed. Lamplighters Club met at Ruth Bakenhus for February lesson Soup Sense by Marian Lusche and Lois Rodehorst. soups served included gazpacho cabbage cheese vegetable zucchini strawberry blueberry. They made croutons and garnishes. dessert served. Carylyn Range announced March 3 meeting at Elaine Klu's. Mrs. Oscar Anderson devotions by Mrs. Francis Marshall. Arch Gustafson read Stanley Gembel. R. W. Hahn spoke on topic. visiting Mrs. Willart Hawke attended. Pee Janes Rosebrani taught the lesson to 4. Hostess was Mrs. Howard Ellenburg assisted by Mrs Earl Harrelson. Group 5 leaders were Mrs. Harvey Hyde and Mrs. Delbert Miller with lesson. Mrs. Mac Hull assisted hostess Mrs. Gene Watson. Unit 6 hosts at church were Mrs. Royal lark leading devotions and Mrs. Doyel Carr with the lesson. Mrs. Alan Griffith led Circle 7 at Mrs. David Siekmeier's meeting.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention air service round trip to London and Munich, with names fr et al. Cheng and Eric, possibly from TAT Services. Mentions optional tours and car fee around the area.
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