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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1976
Page
4
Abby responses reflect no single Protestant stance on dying with dignity as denominations differ. Dr Peale notes God alone should determine life and death, though some may question this. most Protestants likely follow divine sovereignty. The letter also includes unrelated Q and A items and a humorous piece about pants.
The Upper Ten Club met at Mrs. Melvin Gehring to learn about food storage and the roles of microorganisms in spoilage and fermentation. Guests attended a macrame lesson led by Donna Strait and Shirley Pinkley with Elaine Young coordinating gifts for upcoming meetings.
Readable text shows pattern orders and postage rates for first class mail. It mentions Columbus Tele, Overseas Station New York, and a pattern number with mailing instructions.
Bellwood couples Kathleen E. de Vlaecoune and Jeanne Hiller announce their May 22 weddings. Kathleen, a Yankton graduate of Mount Marty College, will wed William H. Shoemaker, rancher from Yankton, with connections to David City Aquinas High School and Platte College. Jeanne plans to marry Kenneth R. Blaalid, a Bloomfield Auto Supply employee and Yankton High School alumnus. The note adds guidance on infant eye-crossing as normal up to 18 months.
Dear Heloise shares simple tricks like using talcum powder on buckskin shoes to cover marks, buffing with a terry towel, and placing moreskin strips on hanger grips to keep cuffless pants from slipping. Readers suggest sugar and canned milk improve powdered milk flavor and note plastic spray can tops float for pool toys.
American Legion and Auxiliary hosted the annual ball for past commanders and presidents of Columbus veterans groups. Attendees enjoyed a covered dish supper with a Bicentennial Liberty Bell motif, flag centerpieces awarded to local members, singing led by Mrs. Lloyd Waldman, and dancing to a live combo.
A reader suggests using a rubber thumb from office supply stores to prevent cut thumbs while slicing vegetables. Another warns to use white vinegar when pressing hems to avoid staining fabrics, recounting a stained white suit incident.
Customers are to pay $1.00 per pattern and add $25 for first class mail and special handling. Send to Marian Martin at Columbus Telegram Pattern Dept. 2732 West 81st Street New York NY 10001 Print name address ZIP size and style number.
Jewelry from the colonial era mixes ornate form with Puritan restraint. The Revere family ran a combined engraving and silver smithy, producing gold rings, fluted spoons, and children's porringers with lacy handles, while Massachusetts Puritans criticized wedding bands as ostentatious.
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