Winter vows for former CHS teacher Sandra Branting
Former Columbus High School teacher Sandra Branting and Van Thomas Kistler plan a December 27 wedding at First Lutheran Church in North Platte. Branting, a North Platte High School and Midland Lutheran College alumna, teaches English in Northglenn. Kistler, a Wasson High School and University of Colorado graduate, works for Bell Telephone in Denver.
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Columbus High School
Sandra Kay“ Branting
van Thomas Kistler
Miss Branting
North Platte High School
Midland Lutheran College
Fremont
Northglenn
Kistler
Wasson High School
Colorado Springs
Colo
University of }Rado
Main' Bell Telephone ‘Company
Denver
Hollis Branting
North *Platte
Kirk
T. Kistler
First Lutheran Church
North Platte
Paris fashion and leather care tips from 1975 source
Young designers in Paris showcase knee length slacks with gathered color ruffles in taffeta for dancing. Nebraska Extension fashion expert Jane Speece advises on leather coat care, rain drying, storage, cleaning methods for smooth and suede, and cautions against risky dry cleaning and dye bleed.
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Paris
J.L
Jane Speece
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Speece
Williamsburg Bouquet Traditions For Thanksgiving Homes
The article recalls early American settler homes thriving with fresh flowers and informal bouquets. It praises Williamsburg style arrangements, emphasizing natural abundance, loosely grouped blooms, and guidance on creating layered bouquets using height with central flowers, interspersed components, and delicate edge materials.
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England
Thomas Jefferson
America
Williamsburg
Capitol
Virginia
Society of American Florists
Extension club gathers for November meeting notes
Mrs. Harry Oppliger led the lesson Heritage Arts Needle Point at the Lone Star Extension Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Irene Krueger. Members studied Continental Straight Gobelin Slafited Gobelin and Flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oppliger
Needle Point
Lone Star Extension Club
Irene Krueger
Fred Hecker
John Gonka
America
Kate Smith
Louis Scow
Jim Podliska
Dear Abby Advice Column Echoes Personal Struggles
A reader asks about dating despite weight, detailing domestic skills and a desire for partnership. Abby notes dating varies, encourages selflessness, and cautions against body-shaming while urging personal growth. The column also addresses name changes on artwork and etiquette for wearing engagement and wedding rings.
Sew and Save Pattern Catalog Offer for Needlecraft Sets
Advertisement for a 3 piece Sew and Save set with cap shawl and muff, plus 200 designs for knit crochet quilt sew, and various pattern books. Requests 75 cents to order patterns, with mail options and return address to Laura Wheeler Columbus Telegram Needlecraft Dept. Box 161 New York.
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Marian Martin
Columbus Telegram
West
18Th St
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Nuptials in January for area couple
A January wedding is planned by Kathy Mueller of Albion and Dean Eickhoff of Norfolk. Their parents are Leo J. Mueller of Albion and Clifford Eickhoff of Tilden. The bride works at the Boone County Extension Office and the groom at Nebraska Harvest Store in Norfolk.
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Albion
Kathy Mueller
Dean Eickhoff
Norfolk
Leo J. Mueller
Clifford Eickhoff
Tilden
Boone County Extension Office
Nebraska Harvest Store
DeMolay Elects New Officers for January Term
William R. Simpson Chapter of DeMolay elected Jamie Ferguson as Master Counselor John Burdine as Senior Counselor and Bob Shively as Junior Counselor for the term beginning January The meeting was followed by refreshments served by Mrs. Jim Sterup and Mrs. Robert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Simpson Chapter of
Order DeMolay
Jamie Ferguson
John Burdine
Bob Shively
Eagles Auxiliary Bake Sale Planned With Sunday Events
Eagles Auxiliary members met as Rita Fuhr Trene Post and Yvonne Greiner reported on the West Central Regional Conference in Omaha. The bake sale is set for Saturday at First National Bank 9 am to 12 pm and at U S 30 Center Mall from noon. State President Elizabeth Cohn to visit on Dec 16 with a salad supper at 6 pm and meeting at 7:30 pm. A Christmas party and gift exchange follow. Perfect attendance pins were awarded to Dorothy Podliska and Irene Lewis. Past Presidents Club honored Hulda Schreiber as Mother of the Year with a fruit basket. attendance prize went to Elsie Crumley. jackpot to Maria Smith. door prize to Ellie Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Rita Fuhr
Trene Post
Yvonne Greiner
Omaha
Eagle
First National Bank
U.S. 30 Center Mall
Elizabeth Cohn
Dorothy Podliska
Irene Lewis
Hulda Schreiber
Elsie Crumley
Maria Smith
Ellie Sweet
Social Vote Loyal Club meeting details and entertainment
Loyal Club met Tuesday with Pastor Maurice Goldhammer speaking on Seminex Serving committee was Harvey Mueller Leonard Muhle and Brain Lichtenberg. Entertainment wass BY Jim Ludwig and Sargent. Winners at cards were men's high Ted Bredehoff men's low Ken Reinker women's high Jill Mueller women's low Sonja Horsack. Guests were Randy and Sonja Horsack.
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Loyal Club
Immanuel Lutheran
Maurice Goldhammer
Seminex
Harvey Mueller
Leonard Muhle
Brain Lichtenberg
Jim Ludwig
Sargent
Ted Bredehoff
Ken Reinker
Jill Mueller
Sonja Horsack
Randy
Heloise tips and household hacks from readers
Practical kitchen and home care tips from readers include using apricot syrup to cook prunes, wearing a plastic raincoat over a fur coat to control shedding, buffing stainless steel with baby oil, reviving dead electric curlers with boiling water, and safe cooking practices with childproof precautions.
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Heloise
Mary Ellen
Wm. ‘Schulz
Virginia H
Mariam Starger
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Wheeler
DeMolay
Helen Hreha
Brpen
Nordaas
Wumny
Mnesota
Lake
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13Th Street
Modern Woodmen OF America
Home Office
Rock Island
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Delbert Wagner
FIC
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