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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1977
Page
7
A health feature praises walking as simple calisthenics versus jogging. It advises relaxed steps, free arms, and breathing control to improve circulation and mood, with hints to walk to meals and vary bag carrying. A four day diet promotion follows promising rapid weight loss for readers.
Mr and Mrs Fuller mark sixty years of marriage with a family dinner planned March 13 at Harold Andersons home. The couple residing in St Regen Genoa and Fuller area are counted with four grandchildren six great grandchildren and five step great grandchildren.
Early signs of ill fit include curled toes worn heels and toe tips toenail creases and complaints of sore legs or tired feet. Ensure both big toes and little toe joints fit in the widest part of the shoe and leave about a half to an inch of extra length. Avoid oversized or hand me down shoes to prevent molding to another foot.
Plans announced for Jackie Peak, dental assistant at Albion Dental, and Dan Prothman, local farmer. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. George Frisch of Newman Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prothman of Albion.
Maxine de La Fa laise and designer reah Lou Lou push back wet hair after showers, letting natural curls form for ease and freedom. The style reflects a 1977 fashion shift reported from New York.
A Columbus couple Mr and Mrs Paul Sander of 2860 31st Avenue marked their 50th wedding anniversary on February 20 at Leigh with a dinner at Tri County Club and an open house at St Paul Lutheran Church on February 24 1927. Attendants include Carl Wendt Emma Sander and many Sanders family members.
Ohio parents refuse to consent to a 12 year old girl and 13 year old boy marrying after a threatened legal action and offer of $1000. The column suggests adoption as better for the baby and notes the need for legal guidance.
Mr and Mrs Fred H Roelle announce plans for a wedding on April 30 in Genoa Nebraska The bride to be is a Genoa High School 1970 graduate now employed by Nebraska Public Power District in Kearney The couple will wed in Genoa with a reception to follow
The Social Mekivities Credit Auxiliary met at Mrs Francis Toufar’s home with refreshments and games. Birthdays honored Emma Gaspers. door prizes awarded. Platte Valley Home Economics Assn gathered at Pat's Store for a Homes program led by Joan Lannan. A scholarship drive featured Alice Arndt accepting forms for local home economics students. Xi Beta Kappa showcased theater topics and Shakespeare studies with Gloria Ball Morgan, Mary Ronchetto, and Connie Hellbusch presenting. The group voted donations for a state renal project and announced upcoming teas and a March craft sale at First National Bank.
Extension Clubs to Grotelueschen hosted the February lesson on Household Inventory at Debbie Runge's home. Colleen Latjelusche led a health and green ware cleaning session at Janelle Klug's home. Margaret Peterson will present the ceramics lesson on March 15.
Economics Association offers a $50 home economics scholarship for Platte County residents. Open to juniors or seniors at state colleges or universities. Needs based with a letter of recommendation from the college adviser. Questions to Mrs. Gilbert Arndt Rt. 1 Box 13 Platte Center 68653 246-2900.
Readers share quick hacks from Heloise on using leftover en lena macamn and meat for pizza topping. Several letters describe simple home tips including cleaning a grease stained thermos in the dishwasher and tidying carpet with shampoo.
Mr and Mrs W C Pablo of Denver announce the engagement of their daughter Polly to Steve Hoganson son of Mr and Mrs W L Platte College. After two years in the Air Force he attended Denver Metropolitan College. They plan an April 15 wedding in Denver and will live there after.
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