Lindsay teen wins wool contest at Legion Hall
Susan Lloyd of Lindsay won the District I Make It With Wool Contest with a white wool cape and navy plaid skirt. Her alternate is Susan Stracke of Columbus. both are students at Humphrey and Columbus High Schools. Judges included Judy Hofeldt Columbus Nadine Cumming St Edward Marilyn Eisenmenger Humphrey. contest directors were Albert Tucek Sar Drinnin. other volunteers assisted.
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American Legion Hall
Hastings
Susan Lloyd
Lindsay
Humphrey High School
Dan Moyd
Susan Stracke
Columbus
Columbus High
Keneke
Hints from Heloise on clever kitchen tricks
A collection of reader tips covers frying basket uses for cooking pasta potatoes eggs and mash, plus methods to thread needles through fabric, mark pantyhose tops with nail polish, repurpose a napkin holder as a letter holder, and mini sandwich fillings for children.
Welcome the New Year with Go Everywhere Jacket
A description of Roil jacket featuring dramatic border detail and a yoke from collar to sleeves in one piece. Uses synthelic worsted Pattern 40 and swes 1234 for sizes 36 to 38 inclusive.
Doane College Students Earn Scholastic Honors
Doane College students received scholastic achievement awards at an honor convocation on November 2 at the Crete campus. Among those cited were Diane Loseke and Terrence Michael from Columbus, Carol Orth of Humphrey, and Janet Wetovick of Fullerton for honors in course and Alpha Lambda Delta recognition.
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Doane College
Crete
Diane Loseke
Terrence Michael
Columbus
Carol Orth
Humphrey
Alpha Lambda Delta
Janet Wetovick
Fullerton
Krepel Aemi Rite at Immanuel Lutheran Church
Martha Krepel and Hassell Aemi exchanged marriage vows in a 5 PM ceremony at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Rev B F Meschke of Hampton officiated. The reception for 300 followed at Holiday Inn with a buffet and dance. The couple will reside in Columbus after a western states tour.
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Immanuel
Abby Advice Column About Jealousy and Wedding Invites
A reader complains her husband travels with a young coworker and she suspects an affair. Abby counsels trust and avoidance of confrontation. In a second letter, a reader worries about not being invited to her son’s wedding. Abby explains invitations typically omit the groom’s parents and advises attending without resentment.
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Abby
Aun
Penna
Dea Hurt
Beta Sigma Phi notes November meeting details
Beta Sigma Phi Della Sigma Chapter met at Connie Mullen’s home with Cathy Sansoni as co-hostess. Rose Saunders reported on membership tea. Prospective members will be invited to the December 6 Christmas party at Bilks Country Club. A $100 prize funds a pediatrics ward project to be awarded December 6. Meals on Wheels delivery planned for four weeks in December. Visits to Women’s Hostel and resident activities planned. Barbara Law presented on the Tug of Life with demonstrations for saving a choking victim. Connie Mullen supplied materials for a large red felt Christmas stocking hobby project. A couples progressive dinner and hayride on October 29 was the year’s first social function, hosted by Jim and Sylvia Frieze, Dick and Cathy Sansoni, Mike and Connie Mullen, and Gary and Bonnie Tessendorf, ending at Platte Center with the Tessendorfs hosting hayride and dessert.
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Della Sigma
Connie Mullen
Cathy Sansoni
Rose Saunders
Bilks Country Club
Barbara Law
Jim
Sylvia Frieze
Mike
Gary
Bonnie Tessendorf
Platte Center
Tessendorfs
Club notes and plans for holiday gatherings
Union Pack Club met at Mrs. Mittner's home Friday for a dessert luncheon and card games. Prizes went to Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Howard Brown, and Mrs. Charles Spohn. Next, a Christmas party at the Holiday Inn followed by cards at Mrs. Joe Cochran's home. Mothers of Twins plan Yule party with Twice Blessed Mothers of Twing Club meeting at Soup mural room Westnesday. Norma Landwehr and Phyllis Bartholomew indicated plans to attend KT community club awards program Thursday, Nov. 10. Next meeting set for December 7 Christmas party at Husker House.
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UP Ladies Play Cards Union Pack Club
Charles Mittner
Ruby Johnson
Howard Brown
Charles Spohn
Holiday Inn
Joe Cochran
Mothers of Twins
Mothers of Twing Club
Norma Landwehr
Phyllis Bartholomew
Husker House
Double Ring Wedding in Humphrey Saturday
SHERY BOESCH daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Boesch and Jub Krings son of Mr and Mrs Broil Krings exchanged vows at St Francis Catholic Church Humphrey Rev Ambrose German officiated Pam Wembhoff organist vocal trio included Bob Pfeifer Ken Pfeifer and Bud Albracht Matron of honor was Mrs Dick Fischer of Calumibus Best man Rich Krings of Colorado Attending bridesmaids included Mrs Jim Krings Julie Krings Renee Haiar Michelle Boesch Groomsmen Jerome Sempek Jim Krings Tim Sliva Ushers were Jim Roesely and Dan Duren Bridesmaids wore Maize polyester gowns with lace Brides bouquet yellow and organza roses Reception hosted by several friends Newlyweds reside at 431 W Phim Street Lincoln Bride employed by Metromail Advertising Co Groom a UNL graduate employed by Nebraska Public Power District at Hallam.
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Shari Krepel
LaVonne Aeri
Lillian Schroeder
Bill Berg
Omaha
Jef Jaeger
Oscar Fuller
Scott Schurman
Alta
Iowa
Dan Aerni
Ray Aermi
Jim Faska
Orville Rabor
Joe Kratky
Columbus
Platte County
Commissioner's Office
Columbus Holiday Inn
Humphrey
Shery Boesch
Jerry Boesch
Jub Krings
Broil Krings
Ambrose German
St. Francis Catholic Church
Pam Wembhoff
Bob Pfeifer
Ken Pfeifer
Bud Albracht
Dick Fischer
Calumibus
Rich Krings
Colorado
Jim Krings
Julie Krings
Renee Haiar
Michelle Boesch
Jerome Sempek
Tim Sliva
Jim Roesely
Dan Duren
St. Francis Auditorium
Jim Boesch
Karl Waschin
Wiehn
George Keller
Gene Tahenz
Norbert Pinger
Kansas City
W. Phim Street
Lincoln
Metromail Advertising Co
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Public Power District
Hallam
Albion couple's 59th anniversary observed at home
Albion Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Armatys Sr. were surprised October 30 by children and grandchildren marking their 59th anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Armatys and family, Stanley Anatys Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Childers and family of Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tenski and family of St Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qeriba and Ed Armatys.
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Albion
Stanley Armatys Sr
Ted Armatys
Stanley Anatys Jr
George Childers
Elgin
Ray Tenski
St Edward
Frank Qeriba
Ed Armatys
Slaves built early bakeries in ancient Greece
Public bakeries in ancient Greece were built as early as 2000 B.C. by slaves who, upon gaining their freedom, continued the trade they had pursued in bondage. This note from CNS reflects on how enslaved labor underpinned early urban food infrastructure.
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Greece
M. B.C
CNS
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