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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
3
The Columbus area celebrates nursing graduates from Creighton Memorial St Joseph Hospital School of Nursing. Names include Susi Anes Slaughter and Mrs. Voney Zabawn Jr with Kathryn Anew Kelliger Kluever, wife of Navy serviceman Alien Kluever. Other graduates listed were from Omsha and nearby.
A wedding notice notes Lannie Jo Schmitz and William L Brooks have chosen a date for their marriage. The couple are the daughter of Mr and Mrs Me and Maria M Selymitz. Both families and Berton Dickinson staff are involved in the announcement.
Engagement of Verneth Aolant Joc Aufenkamp announced by her parents in Fremont Ames. Planned wedding to be held at Boys Town Music Hall. Names and details include Malley Ann Trayes and Viane M. Carenher among listed attendees.
Social event marks 40th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jahansen with Wil-Es-Lorun Ohis and guests. High scores in games, floral decorations, and a club 13 trip to Utica headline a season finale. Modern Priscillas host luncheon at Mrs. Sinke’s home. Wedding reception details for Connie Jahn and Jim Borer listed with attendees and decor. Additional notes on fashion patterns and crochet projects appear in the community pages.
A reader letter highlights child tooth brushing challenges and simple timer aids, plus a mother’s sock pinning trick to help keep clothing in place. The note reflects practical household tips from Heloise style columns and a personal anecdote from Sharon Lester.
Charlene Berney and J McKown wed at St Michael Catholic Church in Albion with officiant Robart Smith. The bride, formerly Charlene Berney, is from Columbus with parents Mr and Mrs Jay Hervey and Mr and Mrs Joseph J Mokoivo Se Columbus. Attendants included sisters Bodysill and Debble Bertey, with bridesmaids Arlee Berney of Norfolk and others. Reception hosts were Mr and Mrs Duane Jaujens and Gehu Westenfield. The couple plans a honeymoon in Colorath and the bride will continue work in Columbus.
Robert Bodackson announces the engagement of his daughter Ann to Steven R. Gray of Mtr. Ann, a Cedar Ianks High School graduate, works as a secretary for Peter Kiewit Brater and attends Kearney and Central Nebraska Technical Colleges. Gray is a photocomputer operator for the Omaha World Herald and a former US Navy sonar technician. Their wedding is planned for September at St. Anthony Catholic Church. SCHUYLER sets September wedding for Morte dean Gerber to Douglas Benson. Gerber is University of Nebraska Lincoln student employed at a local restaurant. Benson is the son of Bruce Benson of Sions City. Further details unavailable.
New York fashion expert traces men shirt collars from the era of white detachable collars to modern soft and tab collars. He notes shifts in collar height, points, and closures, with jewelry collars and collar pins popular at times. The piece surveys decades of style, predicting a return to peaked collars as trends evolve.
In Denver a 50 year milestone will be marked for Mr. and Mrs. R F Kennedy formerly of Columbus. An open house at 635 Everett Street will honor the couple with plans managed by their daughter and family Bobby Gist and Scretny of Walagut Creek.
A wedding at Moly Puna Catholic Church united the bride and groom amid a large ceremonial setting. Officiated by Reverend Vom Sellentin, the service featured offerings by Mack Doller and Kissell Schumacher, with musicians Miss Mary Mctlagh and others providing vocal and instrumental support. The couple now reside in San Jose, California.
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