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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
3
New York fashion notes favor airy silhouettes with bubble blouses and drawstring waists, creating full tent dresses, dirndl skirts, and pleated skirts. Designers favor lightweight materials like jersey and mohair, chalk prints, and soft feminine touches such as Pierrot collars. Winter pastels, lots of white, and accessorizing with ponchos, shawls, and capes complete the look.
Heloise readers share simple home tricks from camping gear. Mrs P F Little uses nylon net over car doors to create perfect screens then stores it in a towel tube. Fran Wolf suggests a tennis sock as a slip proof sunglass case.
The children of Beverly Buresh and David L. Rateliff announce their parents marriage on July 2 at Trinity Lutheran Church with a reception at their home. The bride works at Becton Dickinson and the groom at Enterprise Electric and as a Columbus reserve policeman. They reside at 1736 Keene Drive.
A male reader reports a simple trick to solve stuck coffee filters. Placing a small piece of masking tape inside the box makes a filter cling to the tape so it can be pulled out one by one, easing the removal for large fingers.
Julie Kay Dohmen of Newman Grove and Michael R. Foss plan a September 2 wedding at St. Michael Catholic Church Albion. Julie is the daughter of Jerome Dohmen and Mrs Dohmen Newman Grove and a 1977 Newman Grove High School graduate. Michael is the son of James Foss and Mrs Foss and works for Nebraska Public Power District.
A reader questions generosity in a decades-long relationship with gifts including a car and a living room redo. Abigail Van Buren defines gifts as voluntary, while noting consent. another letter asks about adultery and sodomy in a married bisexual man scenario, with a firm answer.
Leaf and Petal Garden Club hosted the Friendly Neighbors gathering at Trinity Lutheran Church Friday morning with hostess group decorations and a luncheon. The chairman Mrs Jack McEnerney, assisted by members Laura Behle Polly Determan Kay Rodehorst Oma Weaver Theresa Schmid Ireve Behlen, led refreshments and honored courtesy chair Lydia Rudat after 15 years.
Rena Lynn Dittmar and Randy Richard Rech exchanged vows July 9 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Rising City. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Dittmar, wore an Alencon lace gown with seed pearls and carried white orchids. Attendants wore lavender, a reception followed at David City Auditorium, and a dance at Oak Ballroom Schuyler.
The July 17 gathering at Pawnee Park included numerous Mimick relatives from Columbus Omaha Grand Island York Washington Kearney Cuba and David City plus extended family members. The note lists dozens of attendees and notes three marriages 31 births and one death in the Mimick clan with a next picnic planned for 1079.
Cynthia Kay Walker and Bill Ray Belitz announce autumn wedding plans. The bride is a former Texas Woman’s University and University of Northern Colorado attendee now at a beauty academy. the groom attended Arms Community College and works for Geist Homes Inc. Richard Walker of Durango, CO, is his relative.
Linda K McDonald daughter of Gerald and Mrs McDonald and Ernest C Polacek of David City united in marriage July 9 at United Methodist Church Bellwood Rev David Hansen officiated. After a Colorado and western Nebraska wedding trip they will live near David City.
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