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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1975
Page
3
Health note explains weight loss aids arthritis relief through steady nutrition and fat reduction while warning against fad diets. It covers calcium balance, gout distinctions, and safe gradual dieting, plus Q A on rice versus potatoes and pickle sodium considerations.
Pattern 861 includes transfer directions and embroidery ideas with bird and flower motifs. Price $1.00 per pattern with 25 cents extra for first class mail and special handling. send to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept. New patterns list includes various crochet, knit, and quilt books priced from 50 cents to $1.25.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern H. Brock announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy to Brad Minchow son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Minchow of Waverly. Kathy is a University of Nebraska graduate who will teach in the Gresham school system next fall. Brad is a University of Nebraska senior majoring in agriculture. They plan a December 27 wedding.
Bride trend highlights appliqued flowers by the yard used to edge veils collars cuffs and hems. New York reports the spring look allows customization by dyeing flowers for bridesmaids and uplifting simple dresses.
Federated Church circles ended their season with breakfasts and picnics and will not meet again until September. Circle 1 hosted a picnic lunch at the church. Unit 2 members met at Mrs. Oscar Anderson's home with Mrs. Harry Kellogg assisting. Mrs. Francis Marshall led devotions. Group 3 members breakfasted at Mrs. William Nelson's cabin with Mrs. J L Pless assisting. Circle 5 hosted breakfast at Mrs. Carroll Loshbaugh's home with Mrs. Milton Pittman assisting. Unit 6 and guest Glen Burge held a no-hostess picnic at the church.
Reader tips cover using plain soda to deodorize shoes safety glue label makers for eyeglasses and a DIY grill method from discarded wheels. Bonus ideas include ironing handkerchiefs correctly and using baby cereal as meatloaf binder.
Abigail Van Buren offers columns on domestic life and animal welfare. Readers write about messy rooms household responsibilities and spaying animals while addressing readers concerns about hogs and pigs stereotypes.
The Columbus unit of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Assn met with President Carol Stuart and guests Earl Peterson and Millie Schiflett. They outlined the fall hair fashion fair Aug 10-11 in Grand Island and announced Carol Lyden as guest artist for the Sept 15 workshop. The group will invite non members for a small fee to help cover expenses.
The Columbus Commission on the Status of Women adopts Box 385 as a public contact point for equality issues. Speaker Pyllis Selig, KU architecture graduate, notes engineering gender gaps and rising female interest in technical fields. By laws updated to add an at large member Verlene Jensen and Ann Rice as treasurer.
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