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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1976

Page

4

Rise of Two Way CB Radio Sparks Community Ties

Youths and adults embrace citizen band radios as a widening trend with base and mobile sets. REACT volunteers monitor Channel 9 for highway help and weather updates while applications for Class D licenses surge 124 percent in 1975.

Oes C.B Channel 9 National React — Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team Allagers P.S Reba Bonnie Churchill P.O Hollywood Calif

Heloise hints cut curtain hem for mildew free shower

Readers share practical tips from Heloise and others. A wife cuts the curtain hem with pinking shears to stop mildew as hot water drains back into the tub. Magnets, lead weights, and fabric measures are offered to manage curtains and spaces, plus neat domestic hacks.

Heloise John S

Souiek Votes Club Breakfasts At Hoge Home

Green Thumb Garden Club met for breakfast Thursday at Mrs. Carl Hoge's home. Mrs. Helen Gleason gave a program on Exotic House Plants and read an article Were the Good Old Days Really So Good. Discussion followed. Pinochle Party At Lisko Home Thursday afternoon guests of Alta Lisko were members of her pinochle club. Mrs. Louis Blaser had high score, Mrs. Fred Flamme second, Mrs. Hulda Schreiber sow. Supper was served after the card games.

Hoge Home Green Thumb Carl Hoge Helen Gleason Lisko Alta Lisko Louis Blaser Fred Flamme Hulda Schreiber

Granny Crochet Pattern Sale by Mail

The Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept invites pattern orders by mail. Each pattern costs one dollar with twenty five cents added for first class mail and special handling. Send pattern number name address and zip to Laura Wheeler at Old Chelsea Station New York.

Marian Martin Columbus Telegram West 18Th St New York N.Y Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station

Sisters to wed Valentine Day

Ann Marie Spulak and Louise Spulak prepare February 14 weddings. Louise Spulak will wed Lowell E. Christensen as announced. Ann Marie Spulak’s fiancé is Gary Lee Richter. Spulaks are of Clarkson area with Christensen and Richter families listed. Louise is a Clarkson High and Lincoln School of Commerce graduate employed in Lincoln. Christensen serves in the Army at Fort Hood.

Leigh Ann Spulak Louise Spulak Louis Spulak Clarkson Louise Lowell E. Christensen Emil Christensen Pilger Clarkson High Lincoln School of Commerce Lincoln Fort Hood Ann Marie Spulak Gary Lee Richter

Parents Won't Take This Lying Down

Dear Abby letters reveal teen and parents clashing over a girl and her boyfriend lying on a couch the teen insists was innocent. Abby urges caution noting perceptions may harm trust and suggests keeping feet on the floor to avoid misunderstandings. Tulsa Grandma shares a chemical safety wakeup after Dr Katz warning.

Abby

Concordia couple plans April 24 wedding in Seward

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sample announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to Stephen H. Smothers of St. Paul Minnesota. Sandra, a senior at Concordia Teachers College Seward, majors in elementary mathematics and physical education. Stephen, also at Concordia, majors in social science and physical education. The wedding is set for April 24 at St John Lutheran Church in Seward.

Melvin Sample Sandra Stephen H. Smothers Henry Smothers St. Paul

Judaism Topic Sparks Federated Church Circle Talks

Yearbooks were distributed to members as seven circles held meetings on Judaism of Jesus Day. Circle 1 at the church with hostess Mrs. Jack Stewart and lesson leader Andree Hoeman. presiding officer Mrs. George Wendland. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs. Francis Marshall with topic by Mrs. Oscar Anderson. Group 3 at Mrs. Robert Lund’s home with co hostess Mrs. H. D. Hunter and lesson leader Mrs. Cliff Hopp. Circle 4 at Mrs. Earl Harrelson’s home with program by Circle 4 led by Mrs. James Rosekrans. Circle 5 at Mrs. John Hahn’s home guest Mrs. John Cooper. hostess assisted by Mrs. Roger Augspurger and topic leader Mrs. Delbert Miller. Unit 6 at the church with hostesses Mrs. Norma Vrba and Elsie Ruda. Martha Bushnell devotions and Verda Barrett lesson leader. Circle 7 program led by Mrs. Harold Stevens. devotions by hostess Mrs. Ervin Paben assisted by Mrs. Lana Danielson.

Federated Church Circles Circle 1 Jack Stewart Andree Hoeman George Wendland Francis Marshall Unit 2 Oscar Anderson J. L. Pless Robert Lund H. D. Hunter Cliff Hopp James Rosekrans Earl Harrelson John Cooper John Hahn Roger Augspurger Delbert Miller Norma Vrba Elsie Ruda Martha Bushnell Verda Barrett Circle 7 Harold Stevens Ervin Paben Lana Danielson

Altar Guild Opens Series with The Man Who Asked Why

Immanuel Altar Guild begins a series on Gods Answers to Modern Problems led by Pastor B F Meschke with The Man Who Asked Why and How Long. Mrs Violet Andreasen offers Epiphany Is Now devotions at Elva Gruenhage home as January duties are assigned to Maxine Peppler Lydia Kohlmeier Erna Wolfe and Violet Andreasen.

B. F. Meschke Immanuel Altar Guild Violet Andreasen Elva Gruenhage Mmes Maxine Peppler Lydia Kohlmeier Erna Wolfe

Allan Blaser’s 35th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Blaser observed their 35th anniversary with 75 relatives and friends at their home last weekend. Daughters and son-in-law Carolyn Skinner James Mueller Diana Mueller hosted. Grandchildren Amy Heidi Jason Jeremy Tamara Skinner gave a rose corsage and boutonniere. tiers of jade and coral cake echoed the color theme. On January 15 the immediate family dined at a local restaurant.

Allan Blaser Carolyn Skinner James Diana) Mueller Amy Heidi Jason Jeremy Mueller Tamara Skinner

Extension Clubs Oak Leaf Club Meeting Highlights

The Oak Leaf Club met January 19 at Loup Power District hosted by Mrs. Joy Tooley who demonstrated a microwave oven and prepared ranchero beef casserole coffee cake and six layer bars for luncheon. Safety Leader Mrs. Fred Kluver led a first aid safety quiz and Heimlich demonstration. prizes went to Mrs. Paul Scharff Sr. and Mrs. R.P. Nelson.

Oak Leaf Club Loup Power District Joy Tooley Fred Kluver Paul Scharff Sr R.P. Nelson Albert Houser

May weddings planned in Albion and Shelby

May 29 nuptials planned for Rhonda Nieland and Sam Borer Jr. in Omaha. Rhonda, a Nebraska Methodist Hospital nursing student, is the daughter of Melvin and the late Arcadia native. Sam is an Omaha native employed by Koley's Church and Metalware Co. In Shelby, Wayne Logan and Lou Jane Logan announce the engagement of Lou Jane to Joseph A. Kresha of Osceola. Lou Jane is an University of Nebraska Lincoln student. Joseph is a Grosch Irrigation employee and farmer near Osceola. They plan a May wedding.

Albion Rhonda Nieland Nebraska Methodist Hospital Omaha Ralph Sam) Borer Jr Melvin Nieland Arcadia Ralph Borer Koley’s Church and Metalware Co Shelby Wayne W. Logan Lou Jane Joseph A. Kresha Adolph M. Kresha Osceola Miss Logan University of Nebraska- Lincoln Grosch Irrigation

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