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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1977
Page
5
The piece discusses how teens and career women can start credit by opening savings accounts and student friendly bank products. It notes growing use of women specific banks to bridge financial gaps and advises maintaining steady income, responsible repayments, and an emergency national credit card for travel or rentals.
A Kansas reader reveals a compulsive calling habit, billing tricks, and fear of husband discovery. Abby suggests alternatives like letters, walks, baths, or helping a local shut-in to curb the urge. A second letter reports a Las Vegas marriage of a ward of the court, asking about a reception and announcements. Abby urges treating the daughter with care while seeking her input.
Debra K. Garretson and Joseph E. Hanson announce their February wedding planned for February 12. The couple's engagement is revealed by her parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Garretson. The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Hanson of Washington state. The groom works for Shupe Brothers Trucking.
Albion Nebraska residents Jerry and Lorna Klassens mark their silver wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. January 16 at their home on Route 1 Box 244 R South Sioux City. Hosts include children Wayne Langemeier Diana Langemeier Scott Bolin Julie Bolin Jerry Klassen Jr. and family.
A film on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome was shown for the Columbus Mrs. Jaycees Tuesday night. The group supports the SIDS program, with Scan Night set for January 22. A bake sale was held February 12 at the Highway 30 shopping center, and Tuesday’s meeting at Patty Shank’s home welcomed co-hostess Susan Hill and new member Yvonne Hellbusch.
Kathy Pfeifer and Allen R. Peterson married December 31 in a candlelight ceremony at St John Lutheran Church rural Columbus. Pastor Thomas Wink officiated with Marshall Anderson providing music. Attendants included Susan Johannes Lawanda Anderson Peggy Morfeld Patsy Badie Carol King and Lesli Heidi Pfeifer. The couple resides at 2970 34th Avenue Columbus where the bride owns The Shape Up.
The first 1977 Perky Debs Club meeting at Mrs. Martha Krepel home named Mrs. Les Dill as president. Members set yearly goals including bids for patients at Columbus Manor and a macrame session led by Mrs. Dick Toof. Door prizes went to Mrs. Warren McLaughlin and Jean Horak while Mrs. Joe Kratky celebrated a 25th wedding anniversary.
Tuesday meetings of First Baptist mission circles featured diverse programs. Circle 2 discussed Dare to Set Your Sails in 77 with topics by Mrs. Carl Nansel and devotions by Mrs. Eugene Imhoff. Unit 3 explored The Heart of Prayer with Mrs. Ray Woodrick, devotionals by Mrs. W W Drew, and Called of God and Called to Serve. Friendship Circle hosted by Mrs. Loren Strait with book review Healing Life's Sore Spots. Group 1 and Circle of Friends did not meet.
Readers share quick home tips. A weight loss trick freezes liquid diet portions for longer eating time and satisfaction. Gina Pulliam fixes a torn shower curtain with braided trim and buttonholes for hanging. Mrs Pengra uses a marble to hear when a basement dryer finishes to avoid wrinkles.
In a session by Jane Munson Extension agent, East Platte Area clubs explore Soup Sense to stretch food budgets and create tasty nutritious meals. Training lists meat stretching tips, cream soups, gazpacho, lentil soups, two condensed soups blends and serving ideas with multiple January sessions across Humphrey Columbus Schuyler Clarkson Osceola and David City.
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