23 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1976
Page
3
Safety statisticians urge preparation before trips with tips on vehicle upkeep and packing. Emphasizing gear checks, practice setting up tents, carrying durable foods, and dressing in layers for comfort during hiking boating or fishing. Raisins highlighted as a 1976 Olympic snack.
Dear Mrs Kinser explains differences in pattern choice for knits versus wovens and how a basic muslin fits knit garments. Betty offers tips on pressing and pattern storage using cardboard bolts and paper towel rolls to save time.
Misses sizes 8 to 16 pattern 9069 for culottes that blend pants mobility with skirt ease. Send $1 per pattern plus 35 cents first class mail to Pattern Dept Marian Martin Columbus Telegram New York address. indicate name address LP size and style number.
Hints from Heloise show practical kitchen shortcuts. Readers share flour to lift stuck eggs after frying meats and oil in water to keep spaghetti from sticking. A makeshift fish-cleaning bench using an ironing board and trash bags adapts tools creatively.
At the July Okay Club meeting Mrs. John Rosenberry led a discussion on Awareness of Health Care Services. A questionnaire was completed for the State Dept of Health. Mrs. Henry Peach Sr. served as hostess.
Coeur d Alene Idaho reports the engagement of Rita Kosch and Francis Allen Czapla both former Columbus residents. Francis works in the plastic department at Gifford Hill Company Spokane Washington. The couple plans to marry August 7 at Mary Immaculate Queen of the Universe Cathedral City of Mary Idaho.
Cedar Rapids announces the engagement of Mary Mahoney daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter J Mahoney to Donald Thorberg son of Mr and Mrs Harold Thorberg of Albion A wedding is planned for September 18 with both couples employed in Albion.
Reader seeks advice on loving a woman who refuses to spend her own money, while accepting gifts from others. Abby says the issue is being used, not love, and suggests evaluating what both sides receive in the relationship. The column also notes job bias against single or older applicants and favors married workers for stability.
Doris Bierman and Louis J. Dohmen wed at Grace Lutheran Church in Platte Center July 17 with 150 guests. Officiants were Rev. Paul Phillips and Rev. Leonard Firence. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with a chapel veil. attendants included Helen Bierman and Karen Dohmen. The couple will live in Columbus where he works at R and M Garage.
Social crowd honors Miss Apthorpe Melanie Apthorpe host of July wedding to John V. Urish at Federated Church. Mrs. Gilbert Behlen and Mrs. Mac Hull host a July morning coffee shower at the Behlen Tea House. Out‑of‑town guest Susan Emison of Monroe and guest Elsie Edmison attend. Mrs. Carl Landgren hosts a kitchen cupboard shower with bridal party mother R E Apthorpe and Mrs John E Urish on hand.
Pattern 548 offers a cardigan design that converts skirts or pants into stylish sets. Sizes 10 12 14 16 are included. Price is 1.00 per pattern plus 0.35 for first class mail and special handling. Send to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 16 Ol Chelsea Station New York NY 1001.
Mrs. Mary Guenther 83 of Columbus and Mike Ott 81 of Jacksonville wed after a three week courtship in Florida. The ceremony in Jacksonville united two widowed partners and drew 11 of Ott’s 12 children to a family celebration with grandchildren baking the cake and a local combo providing music.
Engaged Creighton University graduates Marilee Buddi and Mark J. Brenner plan to marry November 6 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church in Omaha. Buddi is Sioux City born and employed by County Social Services. Brenner, son of S E Brenner, works at Landon's Enterprises and belongs to Delta Sigma Pi.
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