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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1976
Page
4
Diet guidance from Copley News Service emphasizes diet and weight as central to diabetes management. It explains glucose from food drives blood sugar, the role of insulin, and the danger of fasting or drastic dieting while urging normal weight and nutritious meals for better control.
A reader describes unusual uses for foam rubber stripping with adhesive backing. They note it covers, coats, and routes creases, helps with hangers, and even aids in straightening trousers. The piece mentions using it in the dryer and on concrete walls, claiming many practical applications beyond window work.
Read tips on hanging shirts and blouses to save space and prevent creases. Foam rubber keeps shoulders smooth and resists rust on drip-dry items. Also notes dusty storage when traveling and packing delays.
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce lines up arrangements for Homemakers Recognition Day on April 1 at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Sue Pele, former Miss Nebraska, will perform with her ventriloquist dummy Liver. A luncheon and program follow, with gifts from local businesses. Women from Boone, Platte and Polk Counties invited. The Women’s Division committee includes Isabel Landgren and others.
A collage of reader submissions to Abby Van Buren on modern letter salutations. Suggestions range from Greetings to Gentleperson and Howdy, with responses noting practicality, formality, and regional tone.
A baby shower for Mrs. Sock hosted by Mrs. Shotkoski and Mrs. Micek at Micek's home honored the mother-to-be with green and yellow decor. Mrs. Slusarski won the oar prize as guests shared prizes from games. American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents gatherings at the Legion Hall featured St Patrick decor and card winners Hilda Gardner and Louise Karlin for bridge, Anna Maye Carter and Viola Kylius for other games. Eagles Auxiliary discussed the March 14 district meeting at Fullerton and introduced a new membership offer allowing signers by April to pay eight dollars for initiation and first year dues, announced by President Evelyn Harral.
Sue Rossow of Clarkson stood with best man Doug Giese as Vola Hedlund wed Michael Wayne. Rev John Sooest presided at the ceremony with Hedlund family members present. The couple will reside on a farm in the area.
Albion announces the engagement of Joan Catherine Schack to Daniel D. Smith. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Schack of St Edward, she will wed in July. Telegram notes engagement and anniversary pictures may be claimed.
Kyle Wright, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack O Wright, wed Neal Van Winkle, son of Mr and Mrs George Van Winkle. Ceremony at First Church conducted by Dr Rod Sawtell with Phylis Trish at organ. Reception for 175 at church parlors. They will live in Manhattan Kansas after groom attends Kansas State University.
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