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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
5
Mrs. Fritz Zwiener hosted the Wil Es Loran Club at her home with Mrs. Harold Cockson and others. Plans were made for a Christmas party next month and lunch was served.
Ellen Cahill head of the Library Processing Center spoke for Delta Kappa Gamma at the Cornhusker building on Wednesday night. The program Changing Attitudes toward Woman's Role showcased photography as standing, interesting art for the group, with hostesses Joyce Dohmen Lois Behlen Dorothy Blaser Jeanette Jackson Violet Mohiman. The sweater trend for the coming season features flattering coats suits and dresses.
A noted physical conditioner promotes a core tightening routine to add muscle tonus and subtract inches. It uses a spread stance and a twisting reach to touch fingers to toes, with progressive reps and arm-cross variations for added difficulty.
In November 1975 extension clubs held sessions led by Mrs. Don Pearson and Mrs. Herman Jansen. Members crafted cornhusk dolls and wreaths and discussed Christmas plans, a food stand, and shut-in gifts, with several attendees and birthday honorees noted.
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers divorce and custody concerns, fear of harm to children, career ambitions for a 17 year old, parental rejection of nontraditional roles, and doubts about parenting readiness. Responses urge seeking professional guidance, clarify nonjudgmental options, and emphasize love and balance in family life.
Readers share practical ideas from postcards to cooking and cleaning. Tips include greasing pans with wax paper, making quick carrot and potato mixes, using powdered cleansers safely, and repurposing a shoehorn as a screwdriver. The column showcases everyday ingenuity and reader anecdotes.
Leura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept receives $1.00 per pattern plus a fraction per pattern for first class mail and special handling. Send to Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Ole Chelsea Station New York NY 1001. Include Pattern Number Name Address and Zip.
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