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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1974
Page
2
The feature promotes a thigh and hip lifting routine with leg raises, plus an offer for a 12 page calorie counted diet booklet by Reba and Honnie Churchill. It warns platform sandals can hinder riding and increase danger while exercising.
On Saturday in Shelby Susan K. Voss and Robert C. Smith married at United Methodist Church with Rev. Truman Bacenburg officiating. Music by Mrs. Kenneth Kuhnel and Miss Susan Rosenberry accompanied a pink theme ceremony. The bride wore a crystal mist gown with lace bodice and chapel train. reception followed at the Legion Club and the couple will live on a farm south of Shelby.
Reader letters share thoughtful baby gift ideas and kitchen tips. Neighbors organized daily meals for two weeks after birth, with washing help and extended ham days. Tips include warming frosting to soften sugar and quick turkey leg fry method as pork substitute.
Cathy J. Rasmussen and Larry J. Krings wed at St Anthony Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids with Rev Michael Printy and Rev Ralph Rasmussen officiating. The couple will reside in Kearney with Cathy’s parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Rasmussen of Belgrade and Larry’s parents Mr and Mrs Paul Krings. Cheryl Krings provided the singing.
An assortment of crochet patterns with prices and mailing details appears alongside a wedding notice listing the Central City bride and groom, their attendants, and ceremony details. The Patterns Dept addresses in New York and Columbus Telegram are given for ordering and mailing.
Mrs Kamrath elected president at Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting held Thursday afternoon. Also elected were Mrs Harold Kamrath as president, Mrs Max Mattison as vice president, Mrs Henry cretary, and Mrs Op as treasurer. Miss Elsie Mackenstadt honored with birthday cor sage and a hymn. Hostesses were Mrs Martin Meyer, Emil Schaefer, Gene Seckman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sorensen hosted a prenuptial dinner at a local restaurant after the wedding rehearsal of their son Dale and Connie Zuroski. Bridal party and family were guests, with a Beta Sigma Phi group hosting a writing themed program at a member’s home and planning an oriental dinner for November 30.
Miss Vicki Hakanson and Roger Abel exchanged wedding vows at 7 p.m. Saturday in Parth Christian Church Omaha. The Rev. Wayne Selsor officiated the candlelight service for family and friends with a reception following. Parents are Mr and Mrs William Hakanson of Edpary and Mr and Mrs Stewart Abel of Columbus. A home in Omaha awaits the couple returning from a Colorado honeymoon. Both graduates of the University of Nebraska Lincoln.
Guild hears of marriage topic by Pastor B F Meschke as Immanuel Lutheran Altar Guild meets. Mrs Vernon Beckmann presents devotions Witnessing Is Fabulous. home meeting hosted by Mrs Ernst Johannes Jast wok. President Mrs Herbert Wilke presides over business and officer elections.
Connie Zuroski became Mrs. Dale Sorensen at a Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev. J. Graydon Wilson at First United Methodist Church. The bride wore a white satin organza gown with a long mantilla and carried a bouquet of white roses and pink carnations. Attendants included Mary Wielgus, starzec, and Krkiesmaid. Groom’s party included Ranly Sorensen and Jay Sorensen with Larry Sorensen and Scott Weier as ushers. The couple, both employed at Dale Electronics, will reside in Parker.
A garbled passage describes checkerboard patterns and checker games seen in London. Mentions black buttons and hoard squares, plus a vague nod to a survey about men loving fragrance and women who wear perfume.
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