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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1976
Page
6
A dietitian advises on returning to balanced dietary patterns for bowel health. Hydration, dried fruits, bran, fruits with skins, and whole grains aid regularity while avoiding overreliance on laxatives. Establish a daily routine after breakfast, plus a calm mindset and abdominal massage for better function. Sugar-free soda may be used in weight loss but watch sodium and bloat.
UN L Panhellenic Rush Orientation welcomes women students and parents for a program at Federated Church in Columbus. Alumni and campus sorority members discuss Greek life, finances, scholarships, and activities as part of Panhellenic Rush Week prep. No reservations needed. Karen Langland coordinates arrangements at 563-2309.
A reader seeks help about a tall ticklish boyfriend who teases by tickling. Abby warns it could end the relationship if it continues and urges a firm boundary. A second letter from an older couple discusses dancing with others at a supper club and advises staying a good sport, noting practical concerns. A third note adds a humorous take on a provider versus kissing skill in marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knapp announce the engagement of their daughter Vicky to John Wacker son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wacker Norfolk. Vicky is employed at the Norfolk Regional Center and a Madison High School and Northeast Nebraska Technical Community College graduate. John Wacker is a Battle Creek High School and Grand Island School of Business graduate and a farmer. An Oct 2 wedding is planned.
LWML met at Immanuel Church with Pastor M W Goldhammer leading devotions from Philemon. Mrs Kenneth Kohlimeier reported on the June 74 Omaha convention and was thanked for supplying the convention banner.
Platte County Fair showcased the 4-H Dress Revue with numerous purple and blue ribbon winners across units. Notable champions included Amy Plettner Grand Champion in One-piece Dress and Kris Saalfeld Grand Champion in Advanced Unit Special Occasion with multiple purple entries across over12 and middle units.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Al Starzec hosted a reception for their 30th wedding anniversary Saturday evening at St. Anthony Social Hall. About 300 guests attended from Rock Island and many Illinois cities along with Colorado Denver and Commerce City, Alaska Anchorage, Wisconsin Madison, and Nebraska towns.
Mrs. E. N. Heiser and Mrs. Calvin Kucera hosted a luncheon and shower for Susie Shonka, bride to be, at a local restaurant on Saturday. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charles B. May and Lori, and Mrs. Harold Bauer of Fremont.
The Hooks marked a golden wedding anniversary last week with family. Mrs. Hook, born Pearlah Burris, wed July 13, 1926 in Columbus. The couple lived in Creston before moving to Columbus where he worked 34 years at First National Bank. They have two children Charles B. Hook and Mrs. Earl Drawbaugh, with grandchildren Michael Hook Heidi Marie Hook and Jennifer Drawbaugh Jarrell and one great grandchild Joyce Lynn Jarrell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomasevicz were honored with a 40th wedding anniversary reception at the Legion Hall on Saturday. Hosts were their three children Donna Schinzel Dick and Dennis, with decorations by Donna and Amy Tomasevicz. About 80 friends attended from multiple Nebraska towns and Georgia with congratulatory cards from California, Pennsylvania and Georgia.
Heloise shares tips for cream pies with Mary Crawford notes. Do not add all milk at once. cook custard first, then judge if remaining milk is needed. Egg size affects thickness. keep back part of milk to adjust at the end.
Friday evening nuptials at Immanuel Lutheran Church united Lorie Hutcheson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hutcheson of Palm Desert, Calif. The bride wore a silk finish crepe gown with an Alencon veil and train, carrying white roses. Attendants in blue floral print gowns and garden hats featured blue ribbons and flowers. Best man was Kenny Dohmen with Dennis Pfeifer and Charlie Beierman as attendants. About 85 guests attended a reception at the American Legion Hall. The couple will reside in Crete where he is employed.
Autumn wedding plans announced by Mr and Mrs Elmer Went Creston for their daughter Jan to Paul Wietfeld son of Mr and Mrs Hilger Wietfeld Leigh The couple are Leigh High School graduates of 1974 A November 13 wedding is planned Jan works at First National Bank and Trust Company Columbus Paul works for Maliha Brothers Construction and farms with his father
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