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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1975
Page
2
A column outlines contour exercises to flatten the stomach and firm the legs, with step by step moves and knee raises. It also notes a 14 day diet book called A Bay Snack and Slim Diet, offering spa recipes and calories counted, plus a pattern ad for Misses' clothing and a pattern price list.
Easy to knit butterfly themed afghan blocks pattern 703 with chart and directions for 10 inch blocks. Alternate with plain blocks option. pattern priced at $1.00 plus 25 cents for first class mail and special handling. Send name address and pattern number to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY rand.
Lincoln notes a Bake n Take event March 21 22 promoting home baked items for shut ins. Nebraska Wheat Division leads a drive to deliver diabetic friendly treats. University of Nebraska Extension reports active participation by home economists and clubs. Diabetic Chocolate Nut Brownies recipe includes margarine Sucaryl vanilla eggs cocoa flour pecans and baking instructions.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kowalski announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Christine to Phillip Murray of maha on June 14. Christine, formerly a Columbus High School student and current employee at the Steak and Eggs Restaurant in Omaha, will wed in a Mayha area ceremony. Phillip Murray is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Murray of Omaha, a Ground Cow Restaurant manager trainee and Pay High School alumnus.
Social items report door prize won by Mrs. John Euteneuer at a Tuesday American Legion Auxiliary card party. Hostesses Lorraine Jeffers and Dorothy Struebing at Legion Hall. Winners listed for sheephead pinochle Bolivia bridge. Wil-Es-Loran club hosted by Mrs. Ebel with prizes awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Jotlangen, Mrs. Fritz Zweiner, and Mrs. Ed Oppliger. Lunch with Easter decorations. Craft and Social Club hosted by Mrs. Wayne Coffey with Mrs. George Louis winning traveling prize for April. Organic Gardening program by Mrs. Michael J. Mullin for Leaf and Petal Garden Club. new member Mrs. Ronald W. Saalfeld welcomed. Bridal shower honored Miss Susi Heimann. guests from Lindsay, Newman Grove, Humphrey and Norfolk. Isusi wedding to Larry Kobus set for April 4 at St Bonaventure Church. Also brief joke about natural makeup look.
A reader shares a hair steaming trick using a spray bottle and steam curlers with a towel cap, noting it as a clever perm shortcut. Another tip suggests freezing freshly poured juice in cubes to preserve taste and ease usage. A grandmother’s pie crust rim trick uses foil strips to prevent overbrowning. A rust prevention fix for painted sprinkling cans uses melted candle wax to seal the bottom seam.
Anniversary dinner of the Columbus Charter Chapter American Business Women's Association was held at the Nebraska Public Power meeting room. Guests included Sandy Schmit of Columbus Veterinary Hospital and Violet Johnson of Merle Norman Cosmetics. Plans announced for the March 16 Ladies Fair at Equitable Community Room and an April to June attendance contest.
Miss Loretta Vrana and Leonard Palensky Jr. plan to wed June 7 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Cedar Hill Morse Bluff. Parents Mr and Mrs Willian Vrana and Mr and Mrs Leonard Palensky Sr. live in Linwood. Vrana is a 1972 North Bend Central grad working at Birchwood Manor. Palensky is a 1969 David City Aquinas grad, also from Southeast Technical Community College Milford, and employed by Pacesetter Homes Construction Company Omaha.
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