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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
9
Engagement announced for Christine Irene Bixenmann daughter of Mr and Mrs. Bixenmann to Martin A Weber son of Mr and Mrs. Ivan Weber. Both graduates of 1975 Scotus Central Catholic and Columbus High respectively. She works at Alco Discount Store. They plan a June 26 wedding.
Reba and Bonnie Churchill advertise a free wood refinishing guide. The notice invites readers to mail a self addressed stamped envelope to receive step by step pointers from the port on how to revive wood finishes. Send to Reba and Bonnie Churchill P O Box 46 181 Hollywood California 90046.
Reader tips show practical hacks for households. One user describes extending sprayer reach with a cut straw to use cleaner solutions fully. Another shares using floured plastic wrap as a rolling aid for dough and easy cleanup of the rolling pin.
CrIS Casey suggests tub appliques to keep from slipping on a split bike seat. Mrs Helen R Hopf finds a foam pad on beds boosts warmth. Frieda LeCooke shares a knee cushion made from a folded bath towel inside a plastic bag for heavy chores.
The Night Owls Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Drinnin Jr. with hosts and guests including Husbands as invited. Vance Finecy presented Europe trip photos while Drinnin shared Montana hunting slides. Perky Debs Club discussed January lesson Tornadoes and Platte County fair booth plans. Members asked to submit two recipes for the Bicentennial cookbook and door prize went to Mrs. Richard Toof. Country Mixers gathered January 13 at Mrs. Yvonne Sieh with Tornadoes lesson and new member Mrs. Maren Lutjens. next host is Mrs. Joanell Klug on February 10.
Instructional notice lists sending $1.00 per pattern plus 25 for first class mail and special handling. Addresses Marian Martin Columbus Telegram Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011 and Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needieéraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 1001. Print NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER and Pattern Number Name Address Zip.
Winners in sheephead were Mrs. John Ebel high and Mrs. Fritz Zwiener second with Mrs. Arnelia Podgurski as guest. Senior Citizen Projects chosen for the year. Modernettes Club met at Sharon Schrad's home with Ida Brown of Hastings as a guest. February chili and pie supper planned at Shirdelle Mueller's home.
Leona Kant led devotions for Peace Lutheran Women's Guild with guest Ann Petersen. Gailyn Ryan presented a Winter LWML Quarterly topic and discussed yearbooks. Plans began for observing the LWML district convention in Omaha with January birthday honorees Leona Kant Palma Greenwald Norma Wilke. Grace Anderson and Pauline Arndt hosted.
A reader questions a market doll that grows after twisting an arm, suggesting bans. Abby replies there is no harm noting preteen development. Also covered are weight lifting safety, a homemaker's anger management, and a topless restaurant joke.
The Institute of Food Technologists awards $500 freshmen scholarships for 1976 77 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Additional $200 ental scholarships support incoming students to explore careers in food science and technology with applications through Dr Roy G Arnold Chair UNL. Deadline Jan 20.
Mrs Milton Menke led the Shell Creek Baptist Ladies Aid Tuesday with assistance from Mines. Allen Mohrman William Effa Melvin Mohrman Loren Behlen and Dayle Alswager were listed. Mission report by Mrs Vernon Mohrman. Mrs Melvin Mohrman led devotions and served as hostess.
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