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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
8
In a lively discussion among Youth Panade Bonin and Reba Churchill's circle, readers weighed in on preferred hair looks for girls. The majority favored long but not stringy hair, with styles featuring soft waves and face-framing curls.
A collage of reader notes on household tricks. Janice Kingston describes a homemade waxer from a paint roller, while others share ideas for shower curtain reinforcements, sugared cookies, fringe care in laundry, toy car caps, and hat edging with scissors.
Mr and Mrs Dale Lovell announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Randall Busse son of Mr and Mrs Charles Busse of Sioux City Iowa Patricia a Columbus High School senior graduated from Sioux City High and attends Nettleton Technical Institute in Lincoln No wedding date set.
Miss Phyllis Ilienthal of Forest Park Illinois is the bride elect of James H. Barts of Sheboygan Wisconsin. Their engagement is announced by her father Fran Allenthal. Miss Ilienthal is a Concordia Teachers College graduate and a second grade teacher at St John Lutheran School in Forest Park. Fiance James Elmer Barts is son of James and Mayme Barts of Sheboygan and a South High School graduate currently employed by Thielmanns Sausage Company. They plan to wed June 19 in Sheboygan.
Tokyo based Gen kichi Ishizaka, 73, claims a record of 3000 marriages arranged over 45 years with only five ending in divorce. He says honesty and avoiding false praise are the keys, recounting a career spanning travel from Nagai prefecture to Singapore, China, Formosa, and even New York, with a personal file of over 300 prospective brides and grooms.
Mrs Audrey Weber of the Nebraska Constitution Revision committee speaks to League of Women Voters at 8 p m Thursday in the NPPD auditorium The discussion covers recommended changes to the State constitution as submitted to the Nebraska Constitution Revision Commission The meeting is open to the public
Classified notice invites crafters to rework a vest from crocheted squares, using worsted yarn Val 781. Instructions describe creating a grid of squares, joining them, and tailoring to sizes 10 to 14 18 with both lengths available.
Miss Catherine M Raing and Edward Aldrich were named Due 30 by Plate County Judge William Goetz. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs John Rains and Mr and Mrs Orvilla Wi Aldrich. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Randall Aldeleh and Broan family members. Golimbus High graduates reside at 3308 21 eel. Aldyth served in Vietnam and works for Becton Dickenson.
Gary Mackies of Omaha and Shirley West wed at Primrose Presbyterian Church. The groom, son of George Mackie of Cedar Rapids, is a UNL graduate teaching at Creighton Prep. The bride, daughter of John West of Primrose, studies at Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing. Attendants include Debbie Washelz, Rhonda Houchin, Caroleopley, Waniel Sala, Douglas Gordon, and Larry West.
In Battle Creek Michigan and Sterling Nebraska vows united Miss Wesalyn Reniff and Jerry Steinmeyer of Starling Colorado. The United Methodist Church ceremony featured Rev Marold Mani officiating. Parents, wedding party, and guests from Battle Creek and Sterling attended. The couple resides at 005 Second Avenue Sterling. Steinmeyer, a Nebraska graduate, is chief chemist for Great Western Sugar.
Patricia Goelz and Roy Lee Bills married at Murial Calvary Lutheran Church in Fullerton with Rev. David Sehrmidt officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Richard Bills of Columbus and Mrs. Lawrence Bills of Omaha. The couple will reside at 86004 ith Avenue, Columbus. Mr. Bills works for Douglas Lomason.
An ad promotes FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for dentures, claiming it provides security and comfort by preventing loosening and dropping. It emphasizes non acid, non gummy taste and easy visibility at drug counters, urging regular use for health.
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