Pinning Ceremony Honors 16 Candy Stripers
At Behlen Community Hospital a pinning ceremony recognized 16 Candy Stripers for their volunteer service totaling 1,436 hours since January 1. Speakers included Mrs. Herb Bivins, Mildred Gengenbach, and Clarence Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehlen Community Hospital
Jeli
Sherri Gillham
Kim Ernst
Marcia Boettcher
Tami Averett
Jennifer Gammage
Herb Bivens
Sallie Wilkinson
Tracy
Behlen Community Hospital
Herb Bivins
Red Cross
Columbus Community Hospital Auxiliary
Mildred Gengenbach
Clarence Cory
Karen Brunken
Debbie Friedrichsen
Heidi Holmquist
Diane Loseke
Diana Barry
Denae Donnelly
Corinne Dohmen
Tanny Franzen
Kenny Gamage
Great Ensembling Candy Strippers at Behlen Hospital
Printed program notes say 34 Gandy Stripers have served at Behlen Hospital. Teens ages 14 and up volunteer as junior hospital workers wearing red and white uniforms, assisting on patient floors and in other departments under parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Rush
Tracy Rodgers
Sallie Wilkinson
Gengenbach
Behlen Hospital
Fashion Crochet Patterns for 1940s Easy Tops
Fashion crochet ads offer Marian Martin and Needlecraft patterns with sizes and style numbers. Orders cost one dollar per pattern plus twenty-five cents for first class mail and special handling. Names like Leora Wheeler appear with addresses in New York and Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Columbus Telegram
West 16Th St
New York
Leora Wheeler
Needlecraft Dent
Boxel
Old Chelsea Station
MY. Tool
Nene
Zip
Heloise hints save space and neat hacks for everyday items
Hints include using ice cube trays to organize long earrings and stacking them to save space. A reader preserves bags by wrapping fruit in paper roll cores and labeling drawers. Other tips cover denture adhesive for sewing thimbles, perfume on zippers to ease use, and using a French fry cutter to dice hard boiled eggs for eye salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Craig McNew
Florence Walens
Emma Christianson
Howl
Sharon Ballew
Extension Clubs Mixers Hold May Meeting at Lieh Home
Extension Club members met May 12 at Mrs. Darwin Lieh’s home to view the 1975 yearbook and discuss the state extension convention and ideas for a fair booth. Lessons included Measuring Via Meters by Mrs. Arlynn Runge and Landscaping by Mrs. Gordon Fendrick. Next gathering is June 10 at Mrs. Gary Mueller’s home to plan the fair booth and summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Lieh
Arlynn Runge
Gordon Fendrick
Gary Mueller
August wedding plans announced
DAVID CITY Mr and Mrs August Warholaski announce the engagement of their daughter Pam to David Wright son of Mr and Mrs Keith Wright York They plan an Aug 22 wedding at St Mary Catholic Church Here Janet Kracl of Schuyler will graduate May 16 from Lincoln General Hospital School of Nursing and will be employed at Schuyler Memorial Hospital after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David City
August Warholaski
Pam
David Wright
Keith Wright
York
Miss Warholaski
University of Nebraska
Wright
UNL
Lincoln
St. Mary Catholic Church
Janet Kracl
Schuyler
Lincoln General Hospital School of
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Laverty Kradl
Central High School
Birthday Celebration for 100 Year Old Manor Resident
Mrs Reinke of Manor celebrates her 100th birthday at Columbus Manor with family friends attending an afternoon party. She received many cards letters flowers and gifts including a message from President Gerald Ford. Open house planned Sunday May 18 at St John Lutheran Church Shell Creek from 2 to 5 pm hosted by her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Reinke
Columbus Manor
Gerald Ford
Mary Boerk
Delores Karel
Edna Rodgers
Pat Brooks
Ruth Effa
Glenda Steinberger
Reinke
St. John Lutheran Church
Shell Creek
Social Votes Pinochle Marathon Winners Announced
Freemen's Auxiliary pinochle marathons concluded Wednesday night at NPPD with 40 attending. dessert was served at tables with lilies of the valley. Winners for Pinochle 1 were Helen Weber Ruby Luchsinger high Hazel Martys Mary Fox second Ana Dischner Mildred Baldwin third. Pinochle winners were Lorene Mueller Marie Raymond high Marilyn Barton Evelyn Sock second Louise Karlin Viola Kylius third. Evening winners were Ethel Kebrli high Ann Dischner low Pinochle 1 Edna Oppliger high Ruth Precichs low Pinochle 1. Committee in charge included Evelyn Muller Millie Korger Helen Howell Dorothy Gaver Betty Buchholz. Early Risers Meet at Cabin Mrs Harold Oppliger entertained the Swiss Maen horcher Early Risers at her cabin along the Platte River. Next month's meeting will be hosted by Mrs Ed Oppliger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPPD
Helen Weber
Ruby Luchsinger
Hazel Martys
Mary Fox
Ana Dischner
Mildred Baldwin
Lorene Mueller
Marie Raymond
Marilyn Barton
Evelyn Sock
Louise Karlin
Viola Kylius
Ethel Kebrli
Ann Dischner
Edna Oppliger
Ruth Precichs
Harold Oppliger
Platte River
Ed Oppliger
ABWA Declares May Scholarship Month in Columbus
The American Business Women's Association proclaims May as ABWA Scholarship Month in Columbus. Mayor Gerber signs the proclamation, noting ongoing efforts to fund education for women. Local chapter President Val Milhourn leads the drive with Sharon Roddy of Platte College as the 1975 scholarship recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Steralowers
American Business Women's Association
Educational Association For Business Women
Ruth Bacon
Center of
Frederick W. Gerber
Lee addresses ABWA on education and themes at Elks Club
Dr Jerry A Lee president of Platte College spoke to ABWA at Elks Country Club with a focus on Education the Vital Disension and five subthemes idealism realism nepthemism experimentalism existentialism Vocational talk by Charlene Behlen of Equitable and Loan Association. President Val Milbiouen led the meeting and nominating committee members were named. Attendance winner Norma Scriven and new member Sandra Sehinn were noted. CNS reports a Wisconsin Paper Council forecast of a US wood shortage by 2000 with rising demand in the next four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry A. Lee
Platte College
American Business Women’s Association
Elks Country Club
ABWA
Charlene Behlen
Equitable and Loan Association
Val Milbiouen
Norma Scriven
Handy Hint: Make Disposable Point Containers
Convenience tip describes creating disposable point containers from empty milk cartons. Cut the carton in half, rinse, and dry before use.
Central Nebraska Technical Community College Board Meeting
The Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area Board of Governors will meet Monday May 19 1975 at 7 30 p m in the Community Room of the First Federal Building Grand Island Nebraska Agenda is available in the office of the Secretary to the President 1811 West 2nd Street Grand Island Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Nebraska Technical Community College Area Board of Governors
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Paris
Werian Tlastt
Ceara
Johanna
Pam Warhioiosel
West Hill
R. J. Cumming
Music Teader
Anita Bryant
Brodkey
Mrs. Reinke
Evelyn Muller
Millie Korger
Helen Howell
Dorothy Gaver
Betty Buchholz
Colonel Sanders
Streat
Mob
Lee
Steven Roddy
Lucille Gaver
VJ Buss
Rey Bausch
Oris Oliphant
Irene Thompson
Rameen Kelly
Muanbeship
Sandra Sehinn
Pat Qscott
United States
Wisconsin Paper Council
CNS
Dick Tooley
Richman Goldman
Shoe World
23Rd St
27Th Avenue
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