Schachts celebrate 50th year in Nebraska family circle
Mr and Mrs Ray L Schacht celebrate their golden wedding with an outdoor reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Glenn Carter. Hosts Mrs Leon A Miller and Mrs Chris Dixon welcomed 125 guests as coffee and punch were poured. The couple, married June 25 1925 in Omaha, had lived in Lincoln and Columbus before settling in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Schacht
Glenn Carter
Leon A. Miller
Chris Dixon
Chris Carter
Mmes
Fred Carlson
H. L. Carson
H. P Ziegenbein
John McCarthy
Robert Crooks
Thayne Whitcomb
Sue
Cathy Carter
Connie
Carrie Miller
Nancy Powley
Dennis Vasco
Nancy Skinner
Leon Miller
Athena
Hugh Fuller
Lorayne Fleming
Houston
Tex
Jeanine
Badvid Becker
Mark
Barbara
Fayetteville
Ark
Omaha
Schachts
Lincoln
Columbus
Lorayne Sherman
Schacht
Consumers Public Power District
Elizabeth Koziol Weds Dennis Dannelly at St. Rose of Lima
Elizabeth Koziol and Dennis Dannelly were married at St. Rose of Lima Church in Genoa with Rev. John Rizzo officiating at 11 a.m. The couple will live in Columbus after a reception for 300 guests and plan to move to Kearney this fall for groom Denn is Dannelly to finish his senior year at Kearney State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Koziol
St. Rose of Lima
Genoa
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Dennis Dannelly
John Rizzo
al Koziol
Everett Dannelly
Virginia Koziol
Connie Koziol
Loree Lawson
Mary Koziol
Sharon Koziol
Kristen Hagenbuck
Brenda Swantek
Clay Fisher
Larry Pavel
Tim Koziol
Columbus
Tim Christo
Albion
Steve Milligan
Holdredge
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Kearney
Kearney State College
Pakistan
James Shoeffer
CSC
Islamabad
Doily Bag Crochet Pattern 617 Offers Two Styles
Crochet pattern 617 features two 15 inch doilies for a large bag or a folded half doily for a semi circle bag. Uses two strands heavy 8-card cotton with easy directions. Price 1.00 plus 25 cents mail handling, send to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Columbus Telegram
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
West 18Th St
Abby advises ending a risky May–December affair
In a Dear Abby column a 20 year old pleads about a long affair with a married man in his 40s who visits from the desert. Abby says the relationship harms her and urges ending it despite emotional ties. The second letter complains about the nickname Fanny, with Abby noting WWI origins of the term and offering reader guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
L.A
Fanny
Dickensons Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Dickenson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner at Holiday Inn and social at Margaret Price's home. Guests came from Omaha Superior St Edward Silver Creek and Columbus. They wed June 24 1950 in Genoa. Their daughter Debbie is Mrs Brian Braithwait of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickensons
LaVerne Dickenson
Holiday Inn
Margaret Price
Omaha
Superior
St. Edward
Silver Creek
Columbus
Mary Ann Cave
Genoa
Debbie
Brian Braithwait
Old-Time Soda Crackers From Scratch Recipe
A home economics column shares a nostalgic recipe for soda crackers from scratch. It describes mixing five cups flour with melted butter, dissolving soda in warm water, adding cream of tartar, and shaping dough into squares or rounds before baking in a hot oven.
Practical sewing tips from readers for thrifty families
Hints cover making fringed shorts from old pants using a seam ripper, securing plastic tablecloths to stop slipping, converting small towels into baby bibs with a circular cut and binding, and quick diaper folding ideas to speed up laundry and baby care processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Barbara Craven
R.L.T
Quilling Demonstrated by Upper Ten Club Members
Mrs. LaVern Wetgen and Mrs. Melvin Gehring led quilling craft at the Upper Ten Club meeting held at the Wetgens home with Mrs. Walter Wetgen as guest. Mrs. Melvin Wetgen read "The Six Most Important Words in the English Language." Plans were set for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gehring's 20th anniversary and the club's annual family picnic on July 27 at Loup Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Wetgen
Melvin Gehring
Upper Ten
Melvin Wetgen
Walter Wetgen
Loup Park
Hicks McNeely Marriage in Trinity Lutheran Church
Mrs Shirley L McNeely and Robert Franklin Hicks of Kansas City wed June 14 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Pastor H M Rathkamp officiating. Maid of honor Stephanie Candace McNeely and best man Donald E Hicks attended. After a reception the couple plans to live in Columbus where she works for the Chamber of Commerce and he is a sales engineer for Kearney National Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Augustin
Shelby
Nebraska Council of Home Extension Clubs
York
Robert Manley
Nebraska
Ron Daly
Maria Grovas
Wayne State College
Melva Christensen
Lyons
National Extension Homemakers
Shirley L. McNeely
Robert Franklin Hicks
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. M. Rathkamp
Stephanie Candace McNeely
Oklahoma City
Donald E. Hicks
Stires Lake
Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Kearney
Kearney National, Inc
Atlanta, Ga
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MR. and
Mrs
R.L. Schacht
Sman
Steve Hagenbuck
Lakewood
Colo
Larry Bornschleg
David Yost
Knights of Columbus
Warren Hagenbuck
Dan Benes
Valparaiso
D. Dannelly
Cowra Wheeler
Lear Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N.y. News
First Aid Nurses Yeomanry
F.A.N.Y
Calif
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Sugar Spice Club
Sugar and Spice Social Club
Robert Rodehorst
Boulevard Lanes
Heritage House
Ruby Egger
Hazel Martys
Ruth Sufficool
Olga Schwank
Mathilda Heibel
Margaret Weaver
Gayle
Janet) Cattanl
Dana
Kathy) Wilke
Glendale Heights
Ill
Ben Perkins
Vern Weber
Grand Island
L. C. Price
Randy Stone
Pennie Barnes
Morris Garretson
Gail Slade
Sue Garretson
Ann Rupp
Miss Barnes
Pennie
Kim Garrets
First United Methodist Church
Sharyn Mueller
Merian Measti
Beverly Ternus
Humphrey
Center
Kathryn Rodene
Osceola
Nebraskan-Asian Institute
Chadron State
Florence
Lys
Brodkey’s
Downton Columbus
Ia K
15Th St. Columbus
Nebr
Sick
Sbrodkey
Meek
13Th St
Brodkey
Brodkeys
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