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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1977
Page
5
Reba and Bonnie Churchill promote a new cut called The Shaker, a jaw length straight bob with bangs. The style aims for a carefree, windblown look achieved in minutes with brush-out techniques and no distinct part. Readers are invited to request a 12 page booklet for 50 cents.
A reader recounts a classmate inviting most kids to a party while excluding her 11 year old daughter. Abby urges kindness and calls out the parent for omitting invitations, suggesting a phone invite to avoid cruelty. Additional letters urge shared duties, observe TV overuse, and present a widower’s plea for remarriage amidst family pressure.
Printed advertisement offers patterns at 1.25 dollars each with 0.35 dollar mail handling. Send pattern numbers names addresses and zip codes to Marian Martin Columbus Telegram Pattern Dept New York NY 10011 and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept Box 16 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. Include size style number and recipient information.
Mr and Mrs Jerome Jilek announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Ann to Gary Lee Bredehoff son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Bredehoff. Catherine is a 1976 Columbus High graduate student at Jack and Jill. Gary is a Columbus High 1975 graduate completing his second year at Platte College and plans to be a farmer. Wedding set for June 25.
Platte Valley Home Economics Association met Monday night at Frances Jacobson's home. Bonnie Tessendorf presented a program Metrics Made. Next month a program at Pat's Store for Homes followed by a meeting at Nancy Wobig's home. Wil-Es Loran Club hosted January events with Mrs. Werner Geiser as guest. Sheephead prizes awarded to Mrs. Ed Schup Zeiener second. Lunch was served.
Patti Whetstone gave a slide program on South Africa for St Isidore Christian Mothers with a reading Make Your Own Penances. Members urged to attend Masses for a right to life amendment and to write Congressmen, Holy Hours slated, birthdays noted, door prize and jackpot won.
Mrs. Jack Stewart hosted Circle 1 with a lesson on Faith and Q A. Unit 2 met at Mrs. Francis Marshall with a Global Neighbors article and a New Year prayer devotion. Several guests attended across groups as cards and readings were planned and a new member joined.
A Columbus Nebraska reader shares a clever garage hack using bought spools and nails on a plywood wall to hang tools like a claw hammer hand saw and level. The idea keeps items within reach and free while an outline on the board shows missing pieces to deter misplacement.
Jeanne Story Deer Heloise notes using magazine clippings to craft outfits and ideas while Rosa J. Martin describes carrying a seam ripper for trimming yarn and storing small needles in the tool cover for easy transport
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