Seven UMW units report midweek meetings and topics
Seven units of the United Methodist Women held meetings on Wednesday. Topics included Easter themes and Bible studies such as Easter My Christ Lives and John Chapter 2. Devotions were led by multiple members including Garnet Johansen and Elsie Brockelsby with several co hosts and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Women
Evelyn Fraser
Donna Meierding
Lois Fallick
Arlene Loseke
Cathy Johnson
Rosella Norris
Jan Inselman
Garnet Johansen
Hope and Harmony Group
Norma Eisele
Agnes Dill
Fern Sipes
Mable Hoge
Seekers
Janie Schneider
Gay Boss
Sandi Johansen
Federated Church Circles Discuss Beatitudes Theme
Circle meetings cover The Beatitudes from the Book of Matthew with devotions and lessons led by various hostesses and members. Guests include Mrs. William Wrenn Mrs. Lee Hicks and Mary Ann Shalenburg with unit leaders and assistants named for each circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Mark Shorts
Henry Seidel
Francis Marshall
Oscar Anderson
Noyes Rogers
William Wrenn
Lee Hicks
Howard Ellenburg
Unit 4
Floyd Foreman
Don Schaufelberger
Circle 5
Delbert Miller
Max Carr
Group 6
Robert Evans
Ethel Clark
Mary Ann Shalenburg
Unit 7
Randy Schwalke
Marcene Moomey
Alan Griffith
Jean Helsby
Unadorned straw hats lead 1975 Easter bonnet boom
New York milliners report a shift away from frilly Easter bonnets to simple straw hats with wide brims and minimal decorations. Demand grows as prices stay moderate, with sales rising from 14 million in 1972 to 28 million in 1974 and a brisk 1975 outlook supported by cheaper imports from Ecuador and Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Irving Berlin
Burt Champion
Millinery Institute of America
U.S
Champion
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union
Ecuador
Red China
Spring sewing patterns and welcome showers fill community pages
Garden themed crafts and dress patterns mingle with club news and showers. Mrs. Pe Duv delegates Daughters of Union Veterans meet at Mrs. Walter Heibel home. The Island Community Club donated to cancer fund. Bridal shower for Sandy Blaser at St Luke Church precedes April 11 wedding. AFS student talk by Gaye Douglas enriches PEN Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Walter Heibel
C. R. Penington
Department
Schuyler
Bride’s Pantry
Sandy Blaser
Dale Bargmann
St. Luke United Church of Christ
Ron Blaser
Hector Blaser
Romey Wisehart
Ray Bargmann
Roy Bargmann
Sandy
Heidi Mueller
Amy
Deb Donoghue
Jeanne
Barb
Lori Blaser
Karen Stec
Linda Blaser
Dale
St. Luke Church
AFS
Loup Mural Room
PEN
Professional Engineers
Gaye Douglas
New Zealand
Mmes
Darrell Davidchik
Kenneth Smith
Richard Walsh
Heloise Receives Sauerkraut Cake Recipe Replies
Editor notes readers responded to Heloise request for a sauerkraut cake recipe. First submission printed here with minor ingredient variations. Additional versions will appear in the Telegram next edition and readers are urged to clip and watch for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Engagement of Patricia Potter and William Snocker announced
Mr and Mrs Eldon Potter announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to William Snocker son of Mr and Mrs Charles Snocker of Scottsbluff. Miss Potter a 1969 Columbus High School and 1973 Chadron State College graduate teaches kindergarten at McKinley Elementary in Gering. Snocker a 1969 Scottsbluff High School graduate attended Platte Valley Bible College and San Jose Bible College and works at Daily Sign Company in Scottsbluff. Wedding planned for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Potter
Patricia
William Snocker
Charles Snocker
Scottsbluff
Potter
Columbus High School
Chadron State College
McKinley
Gering
Snocker
Scottsbluff High School
Platte Valley Bible College
San Jose Bible College
San Jose
Calif
Norman couple announce engagement and June wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz A. Rodehorst announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Dale Dicke son of Mr. and Mrs. John E L Dicke of Creston. Judy is a Wayne State College senior in elementary education student teaching in Schuyler. The Lakeview High graduates plan a June 28 wedding at Trinity Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz A. Rodehorst
Judy
Dale Dicke
John E.L. Dicke
Creston
Miss Rodehorst
Wayne State College
Schuyler
Dicke
Lakeview High
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marriage planned for area couple at First Presbyterian
Connie Abraham daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Abraham and Michael Pelan son of Mr and Mrs Louis Pelan plan a May 10 wedding at First Presbyterian Church Schuyler They both are 1970 Schuyler High graduates Connie attended Platte College and works as a secretary for the University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service on the east campus Lincoln Michael manages the Great Plains Motel in Lincoln and is a senior at the University of Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
First Presbyterian Church
Connie Abraham
Lewis Abraham
Michael Pelan
Louis Pelan
Schuyler High School
Connie
Platte College
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
Lincoln
Michael
Great Plains
University of Nebraska
Note to researchers leave love to experts
A Gay Pauley column muses that love springs from poets and philosophers more than science. She cites Proxmire’s critique of federal funding for love research and surveys eras of quotes from Lucretius to Shakespeare. The piece also hints at fashion nostalgia, including camisoles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
National Science Foundation
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Irving Berlin
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Lucretius
B.C
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Burton Stevenson
Ovid
George Pettie
John Clarke
Robert Southey
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Old Chelsea Station
Lambert Boruch
Monian Masti
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Patricia Potter
Edward Pallas
Columbus
Neb
Adrian Pure
Carol
Judy Rodehorst
Tooleys
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Chatterton
Walter Winchell
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