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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1975
Page
4
A cafe style feature suggests bread sculpture as a party centerpiece with a basket filled with rolls bagels bread sticks and various loaves guests can assemble sandwiches or props can be sealed for durability. It notes a see through circle Tshirt fashion with fabric clipped from old shirts and a London inspired medal lion accessory.
Seana Wha wenerous presents a garbled item about political parties, resorts, and sales signals for scallops and patterns. The readable portion mentions prices like 13.00 and 25 centenath pattern for a craft item, with unclear details and entities.
Dear Heloise offers a tip to preserve newspaper clippings by sandwiching them between transparent and figured adhesive papers, smoothing to prevent wrinkles for durable keepsakes. It also suggests warming kettles in an oven at 180 degrees to keep dinner hot without scorching, aiding hosts in greeting guests.
A reader asks why curlers come in bright colors while hair is plain and suggests browns or inconspicuous options. Another note shares a shoelace lacing tip that reportedly started a school fad.
Lutheran Women's Missionary League of the Columbus Zone holds its Oct 15 rally at Immanuel Church Schuyler. Coffee and registration start 9 15 a.m. Devotions at 10 a.m. Bible study on Revelations led by Margaret Pospishil. Lunch served by Schuyler Immanuel women. Afternoon program covers leadership training and Christian growth with zone business led by Marlene Wilke.
Emanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with 28 members present. Pastor B F Meschke spoke on the Seventh Commandment, Protection and Use of Our Property. Birthday hymns were sung for Elva Exgger, Louise Meyer and Louise Tritten. Elizabeth Laseke was hostess. A serving committee for the wedding of Vicki Bell and Greg Arndt held a planning session after the meeting.
A reader asks if men may wear corsets or girdles and why others joke about it while another complains her husband calls her Mamma. Abby replies men have a right to look their best. practical fashion advice follows and a reader is advised to address the nickname issue directly with clear boundaries.
Debbie Nietfeld of Lincoln and Francis Kwapnioski of this community plan to wed November first at St Gregory Church Marysville Kansas. He is a senior in civil engineering at the University of Nebraska and will receive his degree in December. He also is employed by Lancaster careering.
DKG chapter held its business meeting with Program Chairman Twila Wallace introducing Mary Ann Miller of the Northern Nebraska Comprehensive Mental Health Center in Norfolk as speaker. Her talk covered factors for a woman’s success and happiness in business and personal life. A discussion period followed with hostesses named Knust Holscher Nyffeler Ruzicka and Sixta.
Alma Hasselbalch suggested the Columbus Community Hospital Auxiliary organize an annual bazaar on Sunday November 2. Administrator Clarence Cory urged members to run a refreshment booth at the antique and equipment sale. Ruth Crooks and Eileen Johnson led the committee with Mary Jean Richards Verona Schoepf Evelyn Novicki assisting.
Nell Activities Island Club entertained Mrs Harold Lemp and guests with a game by Mrs George Traden and a taco lunch. November meeting planned at Mrs Albin Stachura. Duplicate Bridge winners included J Warner and R MacFarland first, B Tatro and A Roth second, D Tousek and C Townsend third, Tatro and Roth fourth. Other notes cover married couples scene at Grotto slides by Pastor Meschke. Joy Makers social club met at Mrs Struebing’s with Yahtzee won by R Blaser and Stachura. November 3 host Bernt named.
Former Columbus residents Mr and Mrs H W K Oehtrich mark their golden wedding anniversary at home in Sacramento California with an open house planned by daughters Ed Dolan and Mimi Zanze and families. Dorothy Roberts wife of H Oehtrichs once worked for the Telegram.
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