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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
9
Experts urge hands on the wheel at ten and two to cut fatigue while driving this summer. Sunglasses with UV and IR filtering help night vision. adjust car seat height and position for comfort. Keep emergency numbers handy, read the car manual, and practice driving skills to uphold competency and caution.
Nebraska families urged to enter the All-American Family Search by the All-American Family Institute Miami. Finalists from states and DC compete August 15 to 24 at Lehigh Acres Florida for an all-expense trip for the family plus a Mrs U S Savings Bonds title.
Five members were initiated by the Eagles Auxiliary ritual team led by Mrex Ron Novicki Judy Ulvig Lala Thomas Janet Merrill and Miss Rita Fuhr. Mrs Ray Reiff was elected to membership as the meeting reported on state convention results.
Julia Lopez Soria leaves Columbus after a year as Scotus Central Catholic High School's first foreign exchange student. She stayed with the Joseph Stavas family. A surprise farewell at Lake North featured gifts and a cod-bye cake. She departed by rain on Monday morning.
Keune Whekn presents a beginner friendly vest pattern labeled 856. Provides matching vest designs for sizes 40 to 46 and 2 to 32, with all-inclusive materials and a quick fluffy novelty yarn option.
Redeemer Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met Tuesday in a program on personal spiritual growth titled Grow By the Milk of the Word led by Mrs Gary Nelson. Mrs Carl Weisser read the Bible and Mrs Clarence Scheffler gave a devotional Oh Taste and See. A kitchen offering was taken.
The article advises parents to prepare for vomiting by packing empty bags when driving with children, emphasizing practical safety and preparedness during family travel.
Elaine Heimann was guest of honor at a Sunday shower at St Anthony Social Hall with about 50 guests. Elaine and Kim Maguire plan to marry Aug 1. Immanuel Lutheran Married Couples Club met for a covered dish supper and social with Pastor B F Mesquire speaking on Americas values. Remainder of evening featured pitch and hymns. Honors went to Carl Mueller and Mrs Robert Coffey. Wintha Beiermann received a bridal shower at the VEW Club with bingo and door prize. Hostesses included Mrs David Krause and Cindy.
Shelby Miss Marla Sanley of Rising City was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Sacred Heart School and will wed Rob Richter on July 16. The program featured a ballet by Shelly and Dottie Ingalls plus games, gifts, and a bridal color theme of orchid and white. Hostesses were Mines Wilhelm Kosch and Paul Kubnel with attendees Neal Wehl, Robert Braasch, Harold Martens, and Ed Medinger.
Heloise suggests after school routines: a 20 minute focused piano practice when a child is rested and in a mood to play yields better progress than longer sessions when tired. The note also shares a rock collecting family hobby and a cedar leaf iron-cleaning tip, noting cross cultural washing methods and a cedar aroma.
A reader suggests cutting the front seam of regular pantyhose to loosen them for pregnant wearers then pairing with regular underwear to hold them up. A note to fishermen recommends using nylon net lining in rust holes on a worm barrel for cheap drainage. A camper family shares an inexpensive travel solution.
Helen Davis of Genoa and Gilbert Gasper of Columbus were married June 26 at St Joseph Catholic Church in Golden Colorado. Their attendants were Mr and Mrs Mc Pyorack of Golden. The Gaspers visited Grand Lake Colorado with Marshal and Mrs Drown before returning to Columbus to begin their home.
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