Four Win Prizes District 16 Social October Card Night
Columbus clubs held October card night with a business meeting. Prizes went to Clarence Mueller high and Walter Henke low in the card group, with Mrs. Art Siefken high and Mrs. Martin Wennekamp low in the pitch. Hosting couples were the Francis Shanies, Art Siefkens and Bert Eggers. November serving committee includes Marvin Luchsinger, Carl Johannes and Vernon Goedeken. Rebekahs hosted Norfolk guests at 100F Hall with Julia Nauenburg elected delegate to the Rebekah Assembly in Ogallala Oct. 18 and a bring-and-brag program. Halloween party planned for Oct. 26. Navy Mothers discussed Christmas gifts for the Veterans Hospital in Grand Island. Velma Dreifurst and Wauneta Cooley served, Pat Parry won the door prize. Club Hears Book Review featured Peaceful Valley Social Club guest Mrs. Otto Schupbach. book review was The Powers of Positive Thinking. Group singing and a reading by Mrs. Rot Nyffeler accompanied by a health talk from Mrs. Lee Nyffeler. Christmas party plans finalized.
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Clarence Mueller
Walter Henke
Art Siefken
Martin Wennekamp
Francis Shanies
Art Siefkens
Bert Eggers
Messrs
Mmes
Marvin Luchsinger
Carl Johannes
Vernon Goedeken
Rebekahs
Norfolk
Norfolk Lodge
Vashti Lodge
Julia Nauenburg
Rebekah Assembly
Ogallala
Navy Mothers
Navy Mothers Club
Yvfw Club
Veterans Hospital
Grand Island
Velma Dreifurst
Wauneta Cooley
Pat Parry
Otto Schupbach
Peaceful Valley
Glenn Ernst
Rot Nyffeler
Lee Nyffeler
Youngest Omaha Symphony violist hails from Columbus roots
At 16, Bill Schroen of Omaha Central High School became the youngest musician to win a position with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra. Son of William and Pamela Schroen, natives of Columbus, he has ties to Columbus through his grandmother Louise Gottschalk Galley. He had debated auditioning after a broken viola incident but secured a spot after borrowing another instrument. He previously led with Omaha Air City, All-State, and Metro Youth Orchestras. his photo appeared in Youth in the Midlands in the Omaha World-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schroen
Omaha Central High School
Omaha Symphony Orchestra
Symphony
William Schroen
Pamela Craig
Columbus
C.R. Galley
Omaha
Louise Gottschalk
Jessons
Omaha Air City
All-State
Metro
Midlands
Onitha World-Herald
Elm Creek Couple Wed in Elm Creek Home
Joh Hahn and Kathleen Voichoski wed Sept 23 at St Michael Catholic Church Spalding with Rev Tom Ryan. Kathleen, a former Kearney State student, works at Rockwell International Kearney. Hahn is son of Elm Creek couple Raymond Hahn and Mrs. Raymond Hahn and employed by Sperry New Holland Lexington. Attendants include Janice Woichoski maid of honor and Mike Robinson best man with Elm Creek and Watertown NLY guests Roper Voichoski Rod Hazzard Kathy Leifeld and others. ushers Roper Voichoski Rod Hazzard Bill Stauffer.
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Albion
Elm Creek
Colorado
Joh Hahn
Kathleen Voichoski
Ted Voichoski
Kearney State College
Kathleen
Rockwell International
Kearney
Raymond Hahn
Sperry New Holland
Lexington
Wilbert Cook
Cedar Rapids
Kim O'Brien
Linda Ramm
Janice Woichoski
Mike Robinson
Rod Hazzard
Jim Meier
David Pearse
Mark Voichoski
Watertown Nly
Kathy Leifeld
Roper Voichoski
Bill Stauffer
Heloise sewing tip and rug grip hints
Dear Heloise readers share simple life hacks. A soap method helps threading polyester thread through needles and foam rubber under rugs prevents slipping. A light aluminum snow shovel doubles as a dust pan for patios and carports crafted by homeowners.
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Heloise
P.C
Wayne State Plans Homecoming Week Events Noted
Wayne State College lists 16 Homecoming King and Queen candidates led by Jill Rodehorst Annett Klassen Bonnie Matthies and Thomas Finley among others for Wildcat Days October 17 to 22. Activities include plays a film a polka dance Greek Olympics a parade a football game and an alumni gathering with a public invitation to all events.
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Wayne State College
Jill Rodehorst
Lorenz A. Rodehorst
Columbus
Annett Klassen
Raymond Klassen
St. Edward
Bonnie Matthies
Duane Matthies
Clarkson
Thomas Finley
George Finley
Clarks
Mark Kruger
Marius Kruger
Schuyler
Sue Rutar
Omaha
Ruth Bruner
Randolph
Mary Walsh
Hubbard
Carolyn Moseman
Craig
Julie Brinkman
Rolfe
Iowa
Robert Kropp
Battle Creek
Phil Parman
Elkhorn
Duane Carlson
Hooper
Stanley Simpson
Ogden
Bernard Minarik
Roger Kelman
Onawa
Towa
Wayne’ State College
Ramsey
Rice
Wayne Auditorium
Willow Bowl
Wayne State Band
Student Union North
Kansas State
Pittsburg
Wayne State
Wayne Country Club
Ten new members join Columbus ABWA chapter dinner
Ten new members were initiated into the Columbus Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association at a Tuesday dinner meeting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leonard Brinkman and Ernestine Leach of Platte College. Lecturers highlighted health nutrition and education service roles.
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Columbus
American Business Women's Association
Rene
Sandra Charles
Seriool
Glee Mehner
Pearl Guard
Jane Graham
Ernestine Leach
Platte College
DUVs Welcome National and State Leaders in Columbus
Columbus Daughters of Union Veterans met in the Loup mural room to greet new national president Ann Kinnison of Bellwood and state president Nina Borg of Wakefield. Kinison inducted Bernice Treadway, Borg recounted DUV history, veteran hospital work, and scholarships. Guest Gurtrude Sylvester attended as Bellwood hosted refreshments and a Columbus Day display.
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Columbus Daughters of Union Veterans
Loup
Ann Kinnison
Bellwood
Nina Borg
Wakefield
Kinison
Bernice Treadway
National Post
Borg
DUV
Gurtrude Sylvester
Columbus
Baptist circles hear varied programs at Tuesday meetings
First Baptist Mission circles held Tuesday sessions with Lydia Circle hosted by Mrs. James Keefauver presenting Bridges by Mrs. Charles Davison and devotions by Mrs. Ted Brockman. Miriam Circle led by Mrs. D. Lee Grace also featured devotions. Other topics included To Share Your Bread by Mrs. Carl Nansel and Women of God in Ruth Circle led by Mrs. Quentin Seefeld. Friendship Circle met at Mrs. W. W. Drew’s home with hostess Mrs. William Evans Jr. Circle of Friends, hosted by Mrs. Brian Dobbs, heard Dependency of Children by Mrs. Alan Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Mission
Lydia Circle
James Keefauver
Bridges
Charles Davison
Ted Brockman
Donald Brooks
Miriam Circle
D. Lee Grace
Carl Nansel
Quentin Seefeld
Women of God
Ruth Circle
W.W. Drew
Friendship Circle
William Evans Jr
Brian Dobbs
Circle of Friends
Alan Blair
Extension clubs meet in October gatherings and plans
October meetings of the Ms Flrs Club and Gettin to Know A Club featured decorating talks by Donna Tigges and lessons on home furnishings. Jeri Ainsworth Lone Star Club planned attendance at Citizenship in Action in Schuyler with Irene Krueger. Polk County Achievement Day set for November 7 at Viking Center. Gett ing to Know A Club members discussed personality traits and future projects at Lois Streblow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Club
Irene Krueger
Schuyler
Kenneth Oppliger
Polk County
Viking Center
Stromsburg
Dave Leow
Shelby
Geln Augustin
Krueger
Vicki Cook
Diane McGranahan
Lois Streblow
Hair brushing tips from a TV stylist alert
A TV hair stylist offers brushing guidance to boost scalp circulation and hair vitality while warning against over brushing. Advice covers brush type with rounded or boar bristles, using two brushes, techniques to invigorate the scalp, sectioning for tangles, and frequency based on hair condition. Also notes natural shedding of about 75 strands daily and cautions against sharing brushes.
Soroptimists welcome two new Columbus members
Soroptimist International of Columbus welcomed Alta Nauenburg and Pat Light at a Monday meeting. The group finalized a bake sale for Saturday Oct 18 at First National Bank from 8 a.m. to noon and asked members to bring items to the back door early. They voted to repeat the pecan fundraising project and planned to attend the Oct 23 area workshop in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Nauenburg
Pat Light
Soroptimist International of Columbus
First National Bank
Lincoln
Dear Abby Columns on Marriage and Superstition
A reader questions living with a divorced partner and avoiding marriage to please others, citing privacy and compatibility. A second letter asks how to handle a superstitious mother-in-law around children, with Abby advising polite refusal of superstition and clear guidance to children. A final note offers a dictionary-based tip on success and work.
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Abby
Abdy
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