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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
4
Nominations are being sought for Nebraska Mother of 1977 with a Feb 1 deadline. Official blanks and rules are available from Nebraska Mothers Committee officials in Norfolk and Clarks, with the state winner advancing to the American Mother title.
Readers share quick fixes for entertaining and meal prep. A warming tray boosts stove capacity during gatherings, while labeling meat with clipped recipes prevents forgotten dinners. Freezing chopped green onion tops in ice cubes offers ready flavors when needed.
Soest meeting features the Vocal and Piano Heritage House residents and friends. The Keynoters of Leigh perform barbershop harmony while four piano students of Isabelle Micek Meshell McDowell Linda Worth Lindy Grubaugh and Linda Moersen perform. Social hour with refreshments follows the program. In Paris fashion report notes jeans opening seams with fringe effects.
Cr ighton University graduates Marilee Annett Buddi and Mark James Brenner wed at 2 p m Saturday in St Thomas More Catholic Church Omaha The Rev John Vernon presided with Larry Brenner as rector The ceremony featured music by Sue Stephansky and Mary Ann Hilger The bride wore her mother’s ivory satin wedding gown with lace and carried white mums After a Caribbean cruise the Brenners will live in Omaha where he works for Landon’s Enterprises and she for Douglas County Social Services
Former Mary Sprunk and her husband David Hough wed at St Joseph Catholic Church in a 2 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Starostka and Rev. Roh. The wedding featured floral arrangements in multiple colors and detailed bridal attire including a white miramist gown with lace and seed pearls. Red matron of honor, sister of the bride, wore lilac jersey with a matching hat and carried white pompons.
The Extension Club discussed a plant auction at the next meeting, with Mrs. Francis Murray hosting and assisted by Mrs. Ray Baker. It lists attendees including Mrs. David Egger, Mrs. Tom Hough, and brides family, plus ushers, ring bearer, gift bearers, servers, and those assisting with flowers and refreshments. After Nov. 20, the newlyweds will reside northwest of Bellwood on a farm.
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