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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1976
Page
4
A 1976 fashion column from Lorwmons Nebraska shares denim styling advice. It covers jean fit, length, and hemming with concrete tips for women and men, plus sewing methods and material use. It names Liberty Williams from Disney's Gus as an example and mentions a fashion punny T shirt and a diet gimmick.
An unrelated column features Abby advising a 25 year old wife with two year marriage woes and daytime affairs rumors. Abby counsels professional counseling and questions the desirability of the husband who socializes with other women while the spouse works. A Duluth brief and a noisy coworker complaint follow.
A miscellaneous wedding shower for Bellwood Conntess, bride to be of Shotkoski, was held at St. Joseph Hall. Hostesses included Mrs Virgil Nickolite, with help from Mrs. Ken Bender and Mrs. Gerald Janicek. Karla Nickolite led the guest book and Kris Nickolite assisted with suits. Special guests were the bride’s mother Mrs. Ben Liss and grandmother Mrs. Catherine.
Lincoln homemakers returning to old fashioned soap making are warned by a chemistry professor about hidden dangers in the craft. The advisory emphasizes chemical risks, safety steps, and proper handling to prevent injuries and accidents.
An article by Columbus Yelena Meccran details a Nebraska report by Associate Professor Ranaing Sena Ye arian Si ceigmaey on chemical hazards. It cites a recipe using ammonia borax liquid bleach and lye and warns that chlorine bleach must not be mixed with ammonia or other cleaners. The expert notes experiments show risks and urges wearing protection to avoid permanent eye damage.
Overweight results from simple arithmetic of daily intake and aging. Habits formed in youth persist, making men and women prone to weight gain in later decades. Track intake, timings, locations, emotions, and reactions. change eating patterns by mindful, measured steps.
A Sun readers column presents tips from Heloise on beach sand removal after swimming and a reader letter on marriage advice. Also a tip from Granny T on germinating seeds by placing containers in a warm plastic bag in a greenhouse setup.
Peggy Jaixen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jaixen, becomes Mrs. Jeff Berends after a May university wedding and eastern honeymoon. The ceremony at a Catholic church was officiated by Rev James Rief with Janice Berends singing and Mary Schliena at the organ. The gown was organza with Venise lace, and a mantilla veil. Maid of honor Vicky Smuthy wore mint green, with yellow and white carnations. Best man Brad Samuelson and usher Gary Evends supported the couple.
Extension club notes show Mrs Adolph Wickert hosting the Golden Keys Club with members sharing new learnings from the week. The session featured a lesson titled Women as Learners by Mrs Arthur Heibel Jr and included reports on Spring Activity Day and the Lincoln House tour.
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