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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
5
The thyroid and adrenal glands regulate metabolism and weight. Hypothyroidism lowers metabolic rate, causing fat gain, while hyperthyroidism raises it, causing nervousness. Iodine treatment reduced goiter risk, with iodized salt boosting intake. Proper diet and medical supervision are essential, along with distinguishing fat loss from water loss in weight programs.
A Columbus Telegram notice solicits patterns for a 3 color Indian-look afghan with crochet three panels and cross stitch embroidery. It specifies pattern 851 and requests name address zip size style number and postage details. A second ad repeats pattern requests and mailing address and asks for pattern number name address and zip.
A reader submits Abigails Dear Abby style exchange from 1976 about a married man’s lover who argues the wife has a cold shaping role while the other partner expresses continued affection. The letter-writers discuss loyalty money gifts and the ethics of marriage and affairs.
Extension leaders preside over lesson and craft festival planning at Mrs. Merlin Asche's home. Members model hats for roles while health reports on flu immunization are shared. Upcoming yearbooks, door prize won, and Oct 28 craft show plans noted.
Noel Vates hosts a Thursday morning garden club coffee at a local restaurant with guest Mrs Ford Brodfuehrer guiding artichoke flower and driftwood prep. Mrs Everett Weaver shows a Christmas greens centerpiece with a potato base. District 10 Card Social hosts were Herman Geier and Wilbert Behle. Adolph Rickert top score with Bert Egger low. pitch winners were Adolph Rickert and Melvin Aerni. November committee named Walter Henkes, Harold Losekes and Arthur Siefkens.
The piece describes the Slither hairstyle as a femme fatale look with a low side part, tumble-brushed crown, shaved forward bangs, sideburn swirl, and eyes as focal point. It notes adaptable length, favors a back shingle, and outlines front layering for bangs plus pinked tape setting. A beauty mark completes the look and a booklet offer follows with ordering details.
Mrs. Vernon Mohrman gave the mission report for the Women s Missionary Society of Shell Creek Baptist Church. Devotional titled Praise the Lord for his Faithfulness was by Mrs. Leonard Mohrman. Mrs. Ron Greenwall led the program Praise the Lord in the Spanish American Field with Mmes. Willard Behlen Melvin Mohrman William Effa Lyle Alswager and Dayle Alswager. Blessing boxes were presented. Hostesses were Mmes. Elmer Behlen and Milton Menke.
Mrs Miller Glock reviews Taylor Caldwell's The Listener for 42 Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid members. Work day set for 9 a.m. Tuesday Oct 19 with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Hostesses Mary Bode Mrs Reuben Schmitt and Mrs Henry Luchsinger.
A facial makes a wonderful surprise birthday present. It offers a pampering experience many women rarely give themselves and leaves the recipient feeling great.
A collection of household hints from readers including freezing shaped sandwiches for quicker school lunches, making sour cream from cottage cheese and coffee creamer, masking rug paint with newspaper, using fried fish crumbs to absorb grease, and wax shoe polish with a plastic bag and nylon stocking.
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