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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1974

Page

2

Hunters Ball at Ellis Country Club hosts multiple couples

Social activities from Dauee Gibbes Hunters Ball at Ellis Country Club draw guests Mr and Mrs Jerry Nordeen Norfolk Mr and Mrs Chris Nielsen ONeill Mr and Mrs Eevin Reiser Mr and Mrs Lyman Wilkinson Dr and Mrs A H Liebentritt. 1975 officers named Gary Bock Robert Shively Fon Catshall Merle Schlines Dave Ernst. Farewell for Johnsons. Mothers of Twins Club hosts for Max Johnson move to Kentucky. Fifteen couples attend. A Lincoln pair hosts a wedding reception for Janie Turner and Aub Nelson Jr. in Yankton SD with family present. Bridal party details and decorations noted.

Dauee Gibbes Hunters Ball Cosmopolitan Dance Club Ellis Country Club Jerry Nordeen Norfolk Chris Nielsen O'Neill Eevin Reiser Lyman Wilkinson A. H. Liebentritt Gary Bock Robert Shively Fon Catshall Merle Schlines Dave Ernst Dane Messrs. and Mines R. J. Nosal Don Hey Sel Heese Dan Jochum Johnsons Mothers of Twins Club Max Johnson Kentucky Ray Starascik Johnson Dr. Turners Deryl Turner Lincoln American Legion Hall Janie Aub Nelson Jr Jin Yankton Countryside Estates Rub Nelson Sr Albion Ray Urbanek Otto Johannes Gresham Joanie Pilen Eric Jacobs Connecticut Theresa Turner Dennis Behlen Kathy Turner Mirs Larry Rabbass Martha Ernst Jim Legenza Helen Nelson Ed Behlen

Legion and Auxiliary share potluck supper

A large crowd attended the American Legion Club potluck Monday night for Legionnaires, Senior and Junior Auxiliary members and guests. Special guests included Legion Commander and Mrs. Janes Peters and Vice Commander and Mrs. Darrel Baldwin. Various reports covered district events, club activities, upcoming fundraisers, and upcoming meetings. Members noted birthdays, door prize winners, and ongoing community service projects.

American Legion Club Legionnaires Legion Janes Peters Darrel Baldwin

Peace Church to host fall LWML rally in Columbus

The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Columbus Zone will hold its annual fall rally at Peace Church in Columbus on Sunday October 13. Registration begins at 1 15 p m with opening devotions at 1 45 p m. Zone President Mrs Milton Wilke will lead the business meeting as Mrs Rupert Dunklau of Arlington presents slides from mission fields in Japan Hong Kong New Guinea Germany and India. Martha Prahaska and Rev M W Galdhammer will also appear.

Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of the Columbus Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Peace Church Schuyler, Leigh, Humphrey Fullerton Platte Center Milton Wilke Rupert Dunklau Arlington Japan Hong Kong New Guinea Germany India Martha Prahaska LWML M. W. Galdhammer

Women’s Civic Improvement Club marks 60th year at City Hall

NEWMAN GROVE A 60th anniversary observance of the Women’s Civic Improvement Club was held at City Hall. Mrs. R D Wilcox and Mrs. Louie Anderson led the program, with Mrs. Emery Carlson presenting a club history. Special recognition went to members with 40+ years of service, and each member received a historical booklet. hostesses included several local ladies.

Newman Grove Women’s Civic Improvement Club City Hall R.D. Wilcox Louie Anderson Emery Carlson Henry Knudson Ernest King Hll. Geraart Mmes Arnold Curtis Henry Johnson Casper Johnson Tom Kennedy Walter Fowlkes

Heloise Tips on Household Fixes and Cooking Hints

A collection of reader questions and hints covers preserving potato chip bags, storing opened cans, and reducing salty soups with raw potato. Also noted are fabric stain solutions, advent hangers at Immanuel Lutheran, a beauty tip for fabric care, and using safety pins to distinguish school tights from play socks.

Heloise Nest Kay M

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