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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
3
Summertime travels through Nebraska highlighted by consumer education specialist Janet Wilson of the University of Nebraska. Advice covers getting receipts, retaining contracts, and keeping copies of transactions. The piece emphasizes prompt cancellation rights and safeguarding customer records.
Readable text fragments hint at a disrupted note involving people named Laura Wheeler and Newarkity, with scattered references to patterns and numbers. No coherent event, place, or date emerges to form a factual summary.
In a reader’s note Jean Stephens suggests clever storage tricks to save space in crowded closets. She describes using purse storage bags and deep compartments to hold large items, making them easier to retrieve.
In a lively column a reader shares quick hacks from Dear Heloise. The tips cover knitting care using a zipper to secure yarn and bread slices to thaw sugar syrup hints for toast. A mix of household tricks and personal notes from readers appears with mentions of names and shared routines.
Printed pattern 9165 offers Misses Sizes 8 10 12 14 and 16 with a fitted bodice and tunic over pants. Order requires pattern price 1.00 each plus 0.25 for first class mail. Include name address size and style number to Pattern Dept Columbus Telegram 222 West St ROve York NY 10011.
Columbus Nebraska July 3 1975 Leaner hairstyles projected for Fall Winter 1975 16 by the National Hairdressers Association. Styles director Louise Cotter of Detroit notes no single dominant look, with back head volume and upwar d designs gaining interest. Precision haircuts and textured perms feature in four major projected styles Oriental Mid length Classical Short Sculptured Short Curly. Stylists nationwide review these ideas for their interpretations.
The wedding of the Ver Ploeg couple in Pella Albion area featured Art and Mrs Logan Ver Ploeg as parents and a brass organist Mrs Larry Van Zante. The bride wore yellow and crepe with lace, long sleeves and a shoulder veil. Bridesmaids carried yellow daisies and wore yellow georgette gowns. Best man Larry Sharp and a reception followed at the church. The couple will reside in Albion where the bride teaches first grade and the groom works for Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas.
In a Sunday afternoon event at Inland and Diane Rupy six home, a corsage in chesed colors was presented for a Sept. 6 wedding to Steve Shank. Winners of seven prizes included Mrs. Charied Bonk and Doreed Hake, with Mary Ternus of Fremont among others.
Sheri L. Avery and Robert Anderson of Virginia announce plans to wed September 20 at Trinity Lutheran Church. The bride's parents are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ayes. Robert Anderson is the son of Virgil A. Anderson, a Chadron graduate.
The Gray family marked their 25th wedding anniversary at the Sundsy reunion held at Pawnee Park. Attendees included Mt and Mrs Robert Gray of Albion and their four children Larry Linga Mueller Butch and Sharon plus granddaughter Shelley Mueller. Other guests came from Polk City Towa Des Moines Iowa and several Nebraska and Columbus relatives.
A large gathering of more than 75 relatives and friends shared a Sunday dinner in York to honor a local figure. Attendees noted warm tributes and community support as the honoree was celebrated in a family and friendship setting.
An advertisement claims MONABEX 3300 offers a 20 day supply for $5.08 and promises money back. The text is fragmented and presents dubious benefit statements about appearance, weight loss, and nervous system effects with unclear claims and missing reputable sources.
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