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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1975
Page
3
A collection of practical notes from readers and Heloise covering yarn tests to distinguish wool from synthetic, baking pan uses with foil, diaper padding tips, cloth napkin reuse, canning jars return request, and flower arrangements using carrot tops.
Mr and Mrs W J Ebner celebrate their 25th anniversary with a night at home featuring a colored movie of their wedding from April 1950. Mrs Ebner formerly Colleen Mayberger wed at St Bonaventure Catholic Church. Pink blue and yellow decor graced the table as about 70 relatives joined a dinner and social evening organized by their families.
Five members gathered at Mrs. Jake Mohr Jr. residence. Audrey Haas resigned due to other commitments. Lee Mohr led the lesson Measuring Via Meters. Shirley Wergin delivered a current events report Congressional Pay. May meeting planned at Lydia Welch's home. Diagonal Flattery.
Delightful Scottie themed quilt pattern offers plaid print and polka dot dog designs. Pattern 508 includes shapes and charts for single or double quilts with mailed order and postage details to Laura Wheeler in New York.
Maud Ham Schooler-Briggs-Nelson known as Mrs. Perpetual Motion of the Sandhills led campaigns for a Mullen city park a Cedarview Cemetery irrigation project and Pioneer Memorial Hospital. She raised funds recruited a doctor and helped construct community landmarks in Hooker County Nebraska. She died in 1973 at age 80.
Representatives of Al-Anon Family Group gave a program for the Immanuel Lutheran Evening Guild Monday. Mrs. Paul Marxen led devotion while Hedwig Bokelman heads a salad cookbook project with a May 22 luncheon planned.
Article notes rising use of multi sized patterns printed with two or three sizes on one paper and sometimes combined in one envelope. It advises readers to follow cutting lines and sizing indicators, as lines may differ by size and some pieces printed per size.
A kitchen shower at the Hamling home honored June 6 bride-to-be Mary Woodrick of Larry Honke. Lincoln and Omaha college friends attended. Debbie Blatchford won the door prize during games.
Nebraska's 1975 Make It Yourself with Wool contest will take place December 12 and 13 at the Holiday Inn in Columbus. District winners from across the state will compete, with the state winner earning a trip to the national contest on January 27 in Wichita. The runner up will receive a sewing machine, and senior and junior national winners will be awarded trips to Europe.
A playful New York 1975 item promoting knee high socks with an old fashioned patchwork quilt design. One size fits all and pairs well with jeans and longer skirts.
Miss JoEllen Janssen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Janssen married EM-3 Gilbert Blakey USN son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blakey in Golden Colorado at St James Lutheran Church The Rev Harold A Shhulz officiated The couple exchanges vows as relatives and local residents attend a reception in the church parlors The bride a secretary for Jefferson County Welfare Dept is in white organza with Venise lace pearls and a Camelot cap The groom serves in the Navy in Philadelphia with guests from Golden and nearby areas
New York University research from the Deafness Research and Training Center finds deaf children with deaf parents develop language skills more effectively than those with hearing parents. The CNS report notes the advantage of early exposure to sign language and consistent communication within the family.
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