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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1970
Page
3
Single parents find hope with Parents Without Partners
The article describes Parents Without Partners helping single parents and children cope after death or divorce. It notes the Nebraska group aids child development, offers meetings for exchanging parenting tips, and plans monthly adult and family activities while the international branch provides guidance on rebuilding life after death or separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Without Partners
Nebraska
Lonely Hearts Club
Elu
Evelys Sonnvermeyer
Jun
Social Affairs Club June Meeting At Mrs Luchsingers Home
GO and 5 Club members met at Mrs Henry Luchsinger s home for June with Yahtzee prizes to Mrs Jake Louis high score Mrs diines Miter secorr high Mrs Myrand Jahmson low and door prize to Mrs Wayne Coffer Next meeting to be held Bayt at Mrs Gus Nedle home. Dancers summer pastels theme for Elks Country Club Monday dance party led by Mev and Mrs OW Tin with cocktail gathering prior to the event. Guests included Mr Paul and Mrs Pal McCormick. Committee for the month named Messrs and Mmes itl chairmen Ronald Saalfeld JR Warner William Hogansen Wd Luchter and Rotad Reder. Swiss Ladies Society met at St Luke s United Church of Christ with Swiss songs and refreshments prepared by Mrs Ida Kuymer and Mrs Louisa Fries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C&s
GO & 5
Henry Luchsinger
Jake Louis
Diines Miter
Secorr High
Myrand Jahmson
Wayne Coffer
Eld Bayt
Gus Nedle
Juve Farmal
Elks Country Club
Mev
OW. Tin
Puul
Pal McCormick
Te Committer
Messrs
And
Swiss Ladies Society
St. Luke's United Church of Christ
Ida Kuymer
Louisa Fries
Tooher Golden Anniversary Feted At Local Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tooher celebrated 40 years of marriage with a large open house at a local restaurant. More than 200 attendees joined in, with a four tier cake and floral decorations. Guests included Monica and Susanne Harton who kept the guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan
Janes
Margaret McGowan
Thomas
Catherine Tooher
Gronentals Honored At Open House Anniversary
An open house at the Platte Center auditorium honored Mr and Mrs Louis Gronenthal for their ash wedding anniversary. Guests included Gronenthal relatives from North Bend Linwood Humphrey Columbus and Omaha. Louis and Edy Langan were married June 4 1935 at St Josephs Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
A. Lousberg
Fleming, Colo
Lucille Kluever
Columbus
Leonard Weiland
Omaha
Irvin
Barry Langan
Platte Center
Granenthals
Led Krings
Clem
Lindsay
Edward
Lawrence
Louis Gronenthal
Ediy Langan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Leo Mainer
Gerry Langan Carstensen
Lawrence Gronenthal
Eulalia Langan
Decease
Wiesers mark 50th wedding anniversary at Columbus
Vincent and Minnie Wieser celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary with Mass at St Mary of the Angels and a noon dinner at a local restaurant. The couple wed June 1 1929 near Humphrey and farmed in Nebraska before moving to Columbus in 1965. They have 11 children and 15 grandchildren with several relatives noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Wieser
Regis Watts
St. Naventure Church
Kathy
Susan
Wieser
Wiesers
Stephen
Charles ‘Wieser
Mrs. Wieser
Boutieniere
Jerome Wieser
Vincent
Minnie Kopetzk
St. Mary of the Angles Church
Humphrey
Polk County
Columbus
Leander
Jerome
Kenneth
William
Blaine
Swanson
Walter Utene Fuchs
Charles
Roberta
Oimata
Ted
Mary Ann) Micek
Rochester, Minn
Tiree
Glen
Francis
Albert
Butler County couple celebrated at golden wedding open house
Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. McElravy were honored at a St. Luke United Methodist Church open house in Butler County. The couple, married June 18, 1920, raised four sons in rural Rising City and built long careers in farming, teaching, and public service. Ray served 43 years in the postal department, active in Masonic groups, Rotary, and American Legion. Wilma engaged with American Legion Auxiliary and local clubs. The pair help lead the Butler County Historical Society and local garden clubs, with grandchildren listed as Nate, Richard, Harald, and Allen, plus two grandchildren unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McElravy
James McElravy
J. M. Bothwell
Rex McElravy
Estella Crocker
Postal Department
Masonic Lodge
York Rite Commandery
Methodist Church
Rotary Club
American Legion
McElravy i
David City Library Board
County Veterans Board
Bellravy
Southside Extensions Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Diememebers Club
Ingelside Job
Butler County Hristorical Society
Faster Star and Garden Club
Nate
Ramstein
Germany
Richard
Lincoln
Harald
David Gily
Allen
Beatrice
Linda McDonald Bridal Shower Honors at Bellwood
Miss Linda McDonald was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Methodist Church. Guests included Mrs. Terry Hollman who oversaw the guest book and a host of attendants and attendees from Columbus Seward Octavia David City and Bellwood. The couple is set to marry Saturday at the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellwood
Linda McDonald
Methodist Church
Terry Hollman
Ames
Robert Tr. Bell
Jack McDonald
Gerald Mick
Robert M. Bell
Carl Romshek
Carolyn Hadley
Columbus
Connie Brandenhlugh
Debby
Janelle Benedict
Judy McDonald
Tiffany Hadley
Tersons
Seward
Staplehurst
Octavia
David City
Shelby
Miss McDonald
Chris Pagrenturer
Ethos ‘Church-lere
Mothproofing a Drawer Closet With Cedar Lining
Upping mothproofing methods for drawers chests or closets involves lining the interiors with sheets of thin cedar, a material sold at most lumber yards.
White House bathtubs through history
A timeline notes the White House first receiving a bathtub in 1851 thanks to Mrs. Millard Fillmore. The tub remained in use until Grover Cleveland ordered a replacement. Later president William Howard Taft, weighing 332 pounds, required a specially built tub large enough for four average men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Millard Fillmore
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Taft
Miss Hoffman and Stukenholtz wedding at First Evangelical
Miss Carol Ann Hoffman and Alan Earl Stukenholtz tied this evening at First Evangelical Lutheran Charel with Rev. Loyal Morterisen officiating. The ceremony featured organist Mrs. William Potter, bridesmaids in ivory gowns, and a reception for 150. The couple will reside in Liton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Hoffman
Alan Earl Stukenholtz
Nebraska City
Loyal Morterisen
Columbus
Curt Holman
Alan Karl Sinkenholtz
Ceremton
William, Potter
Charlene’ Potter
Mardel Hoffman
Gary Siffring
Adams
John Davis
Kevin Stukenhaltz
Shaun Barnell
Aurora
Kenny Porter
Cune Klinkman
Brenda Hoffman
Liteon
Pompon Picture Craft Idea from Leftover Pompons
Create a pompon picture by cutting pompons from ball fringe and gluing them to shape a simple drawing such as a basket of flowers. Use only a few pompons per color to clear leftovers in the sewing basket.
Local cheerleaders top state and earn national bid
Columbis High School cheerleaders led by Mary Woodrick dominated a Nebraska Wesleyan University week long clinic earning four Superior awards and seven spirit sticks while Scotus squad added Superior and Excellent ratings. Coca Cola Award honored CHS for best all around unit as photos and resumes move to the National Cheerleading Association with summer finalist decisions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbis’ High School
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Scotus
Mary Woodrick
CHS
Gail Smith Engaged to Darcy Jaster in Local Notice
Mrs L J Smith announces the engagement of Gail Lynn Smith to Darcy Allen Jaster. Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Emil Jaster. The bride is a 1989 graduate of Columbus High School and works at Hector-Dickenson Company, while the groom’s employment is with Louie’s restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Lynn Smith
Darcy Allen Jaster
L. J Smith
Emil Jaster
Louie
Columbus High School
Hecton-Dickenson Company
Mrs Gersib Presents Japan Film for Ladies Aid
Mrs Art Gersib showed a film titled The New Age of Japan for Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid. Devotions were led by Carroll Borchers and Eugene Ernst. New member Mrs Oscar Loseke joined. Lunch served by Adolph Hoge, Drinning, and Alfred Rodeborst. Birthday honorees included Erwin Mueller, Melinda Luehsinger, Joe Cochran, Emil Muller, El Gerhard Loseke, Martha Larimere, Arthur Schwank, Ruby Reger, Mary Mackenstadt, and Vera Mae Schaecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Art
Gersib
Trinity Luthern Ladies Aid
Mmes
Carroll Borchers
Eugene Ernst
Oscar Loseke
Adolph Hoge
Drinning
Alfred Rodeborst
Erwin Mueller
Melinda Luehsinger
Joe Cochran
Emil Muller
EL Gerhard Loseke
Martha Larimere
Arthur Schwank
Ruby Reger
Mary. Mackenstadt
Vera Mae Schaecher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westen Teat
Parente
Pawnee Park
Mildred Wardaman
Evelyn Sommermeyer
Lots 4
Dorothy Harris
Marie Martin
Colurbus Telegram
Palle
Aeteans
Ena Rene
von Neder Yriine Foitin Boek
Ehkwers
Wccautory
Mmes. Itl
Ronald Saalfeld, JR
Warner
William Hogansen
Wd. Luchter
Rotad Reder
Gronentals
Vincent Wiesers
Butler County
Ray L. McElravy
St. Take's United Methodist Church
Harold McElravy
Linda McElravy
Bill Lable
Mary Hargill
Tilden
Janet Dornow
Dabble Ham
Arvada
Colo
Telly Ann Fichter
Intagene
Iowa
Elsie Crocker
Albert Crocker
MR. and
Mrs
Ray Mselravy
Linda
McDonald
Platte County
Chapter
RED Cross
Miss Hoffman
Stukenholtz
Brenner
Scaly
Decorator
Sealy ‘Health
SEALY
Bruen
Brennen
Soto
National Cheerleading Association
Gail Smith
Brodkey
Tih Street
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