Telegram Nitzes celebrate 25th anniversary
Eldon and Mrs. Nitz were honored at an open house at the Leigh farm hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wahl for their 25th anniversary. Relatives, friends, and neighbors from multiple cities attended. music was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Svoboda and Der Kurt Muhler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Nitz
Leigh Farm
Walter Wahl
Martin Bornemann
Vernetta Svoboda
Lastings
Omaha
Lincoln
Enton
Cedar Rapids
Oniphan
Rising City
David City
Platte Center
Creston
Columbus
Leigh
Leon Bruhn
Rene Bruhn
Donette Nitz
Jed Peterson
Delayne Nitz
Messrs
Mmes
Vernon Nite
Jim
Kathy
Everett Loseke
Jon
Clinton Henry
Lynn Nitz
Gary Bade
Richard Jach
Dee Penwell
der Kurt
Paul
Lincolns and
Delayne
Columbus High School
Diane Shotkoski Weds Capt Ronald Allen in Fullerton
Fullerton ceremony unites Diane Shotkoski of Columbus and Capt Ronald Allen of Albuquerque in a St Peter Catholic Church wedding. The bride, daughter of Dennis and Diane Shotkoski, wore an alamode gown with Venise lace and carried yellow daisies and roses. The groom, son of Isaac Allen of Lima, Ohio, is a USAF Academy graduate now at UNM. After a Montreal honeymoon, they will reside in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Allen
Lima
Ohio
Alamode
Deborah Shotkoski
Richard Collura
Omaha
William R. Beck
Robert Allen
Paul Mims
Roger Nesbitt
Belgrade
Edmund Gdowski
Bradley Baltensperger
Mark Gloor
Montreal
Canada
Lester Drive
Albuquerque
N.M
University of Nebraska College of Nursing
Bernalillo County Medical Center
United States Air Force Academy
University of New Mexico Graduate School
Ada Matilda Cole Bittenbender Pioneer Lawyer of Nebraska
Ada Matilda Cole Bittenbender a Nebraska pioneer in law and suffrage led campaigns for women and children's rights. She was the states first woman attorney and the first woman admitted to the Nebraska bar in 1882 later practicing before the U S Supreme Court in 1888. She served as National Women's Christian Temperance Union attorney and ran for Nebraska Supreme Court judge in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Cole Bittenbender
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Menorneys
Orn
Macedonia
York
Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
Henry Clay Bittenbender
Nebr
Lincoln
Ska Woman Suffrage Assa
da Dittenbender
Supreme Court of the United States
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Couple announces September wedding date for Maribeth Casey
Mr. and Mrs. James Casey announce the engagement of their daughter Maribeth to Wesley Went son of Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Went of Leigh. Maribeth, a 1973 Scotus Central High graduate, works as a dental assistant. Wesley, a 1969 Leigh High School graduate, now farms with his father. A September 12 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Casey
Maribeth
Wesley Went
LaVern Went
Leigh
Scotus Central High
Leigh High School
Tips to prolong drapery life and cleaning mindset
Heloise advises removing drapes every six months and running the sample through a dryer air-dry cycle to remove dust. She suggests spraying near draw cords with a fabric guard to prevent soiling, noting drapes stay looking new for years. The column then shifts to a cleaning philosophy: when you start cleaning a room, never leave it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
R. Erickson
Pattern 9332 Misses Jacket and Pants Sewing
Print pattern 9332 offers a casual smock jacket that peels down to a bra top and pants for Misses sizes 8 to 20. Includes 45 inch fabric. mail to Marian Martin pattern dept in New York with payment and size.
Judy Hernbloom Becomes Mrs Ronald Glanz in Shelby
Judy Hernbloom daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Hernbloom wed Ronald Glanz son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Glanz of Harvard in Shelby at United Methodist Church. The Rev Delwyn Milander officiated. A reception for 200 followed at the Legion Club. The couple will live in Harvard after a west honeymoon. the bride is a dental technician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hernbloom
Ronald Glanz
Shelby
United Methodist Church
Clifford Hernbloom
Ralph Glanz
Harvard
Delwyn Milander
Kathy Hernbloom
Linda Lewandowski
Kearney
Laurie Glantz
Randy Glantz
Hastings
Byron DeBour
Bertrand
Don Rudy
David White
Keith Keller
Carmen
Carrie Novak
Dorchester
Tony
Holly Hernbloom
Avis Kuhnel
Susan Rosenberry
Legion Club
Credit refunds often go unclaimed by shoppers
Consumers lose millions by not collecting credits from department stores and credit cards. Overpayments and item returns create credits that may appear only on a single monthly statement. Inactive accounts can be marked. the FTC advises monthly bill payment, keeping receipts, checking for CR marks, contacting the business credit office, and if needed filing a complaint with the state attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
State Attorney General's Office
Instant Gift Crochet Quartet for Pennies and Patterns
Advertises a Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept sale offering crochet and craft pattern sets at $1 each with 25 cents extra for first class or special handling. Lists patterns including Ripple Crochet and Instant Crochet Book plus various afghan and quilt books, with ordering details to Laura Wheeler at Old Chelsea Station New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Columbus Telegram
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Town and Country Club Host Smorgasbord Event
The annual smorgasbord hosted by the Town and Country Club was held at Mrs. Jack Bullington’s residence with Mrs. John Ingold as co hostess. Mrs. Harvey Welch spoke as county chairman about Midwest Homemakers Recognition Day in Omaha and Mrs. Art Roths displayed slides from a world trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bullington
John Ingold
International Foods
Harvey Welch
Omaha
Art Roths
Fall wedding planned here with Miksch and Petersen
Diane L. Miksch and William H. Petersen both of Grand Island plan a Sept 13 wedding at St. Isidore Catholic Church. Miss Miksch a 1974 graduate of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing is a registered nurse at St. Francis Hospital. Her fiancé is the son of Mr and Mrs Heber Petersen of Grand Island and works at Servicemaster of Grand Island Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane L. Miksch
William H. Petersen
Grand Island
St. Isidore Catholic Church
Miss Miksch
Louis Miksch Jr
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
St. Francis Hospital
Heber Petersen
Servicemaster of
Grand Island, Inc
Miss Schroeder Announces August 15 Wedding Date
Kimberly Lyn Schroeder and Randall Lee Ernst announce their August 15 wedding date. Mrs. Martin H. Schroeder notes he is the son of Melvin Ernst of Schuyler. Fashion advice follows about coordinating makeup with sunglasses and tinted eyewear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Lyn Schroeder
Randall Lee Ernst
Martin H. Schroeder
Melvin Ernst
Schuyler
Memorial Day Picnic and Club Meetings Noted in Local Notices
Memorial Day events included a Seated Whores Group picnic at Izaak Walton cabin with guests from Akron Omaha Oklahoma City and local hosts. Eastern Star Past Matrons held a May breakfast and an Auxiliary met to discuss Americanism reports and hospital memorials. Firemen's Auxiliary planned next year’s marathon chairs and macrame crafts aided by club members. Musky lemon fragrance merge described as a new scent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton
M. T. McMahon
Akron
Ohio
Robert Wiley
Omaha
Vivian Brian
Oklahoma City
E. H. Lohr
Noyes C. Rogers
Otto Walter
W. H. Linke
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
VFW Club
Cmdr
Charles Beneke
Ralph Kopetzky
Grand Island Hospital
Treasury
Pete Zywiec Jr
Firemen
Mabel Eilers
Dennis Brown
Beatrice State
Marathon
Luella Smith
Mildred Garbers
Gert Krumland
Betty Bucholz
Edith Johannes
Mary Ellen Greenlee
Barb Woerth
Cathy Hilger
Izaak Walton Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
S Telegram Nitzes
Hall of Fame
Diane Shotkoski
Ronald Allen
Mrs
Nebraska International Women's Year Coalition
DA Matilda Cole Bittenbender
Maribeth Casey
Jeannete Parks
Miessler Drug Store
13Th St
Twenian Masti
Judy Hofeldt
Sun
New Gift Quartet
Brodkey’'S
Diane Miksch
William Petersen
Miss Schroeder
Classy
Kimberly Schoreder
Eastern Star
Loup
Doris van Diest
Tooleys
Crem
Direet Cela
Pulsar
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