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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
4
Readers share thrifty craft ideas. Barbara builds a large elephant shaped coin bank from a balloon, plaster, and papier mache for her newborn son, while L.G. suggests washing garment scraps with the patched item to help future repairs blend in. A reader asks about losing five to ten pounds.
A fragmented OCR snippet blends household hacks and craft ads with tips on mailing in humidity, a doorknob repair idea, and a note on a four day diet. It includes references to Laura Wheeler patterns, crochet and quilt books, and mail order offers, with names like Nellie Killam and Caro.
A leading magazine reports that the United States had 13.7 million girls aged 13 to 19, who spent about 7.4 billion dollars on clothing and footwear in the previous year.
Add celery leaves to tomato juice for enhanced flavor then seal and chill overnight. Remove leaves before serving to maintain a smooth beverage.
Gail Jean Cox eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cox of Dakota City was chosen as NebARC Poster Child from eight statewide nominees. As NebARC Poster Child she will represent Nebraska in state publicity for Honey Sunday and attend the NebARC state convention in Norfolk next spring.
Past Presidents Wilh Mmes B F Gardner and Hi C Brown hosted at the Legion Hall Tuesday night with Fall flowers on the dessert table. Honors in bridge and Liverpool rummy went to several members while the group approved a potluck Christmas party on December 19.
Extension clubs elect officers at Mrs. Charles Stuart's home. New president is Mrs. Mike Kaup and vice president Mrs. Richard Bernt with secretary Mrs. Jim Unger and treasurer Mrs. Dan Tschantre. Discussion covered next year's projects and secret Sister gifts. Del Christensen and Jim Unger led a Flower Arrangements lesson as members shared favorite blooms and split into groups for displays. A money making project was discussed. guest Mrs. John Loves and door prize winner Mrs. Charles Stuart noted.
PLATTE CENTER Spring wedding plans are in progress for Yvonne Jarecki and Darwin Sieh. Engagement announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Jarecki. Miss Jarecki is a Lakeview High School graduate and Columbia Beauty College student. Mr Sieh attended Platte College and works in farming. He is son of Mr and Mrs Martin Wenekamp. Also mentions women's lib inspired jewelry using wooden stop ladders wash boards plungers and detergent boxes as miniature pins.
Ronald Klugs wed in Paxton on Saturday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church with Pastor Dale Roseke officiating. Attendants included Kathleen Sillasen Chadron Kimberly Klug and Lee Ailldsen Flowers and gowns featured organza styles with Venice face accents. The couple plans to live northeast of Columbus.
Mrs. Birdie Beckwith of Albion spoke on financial courtesy for Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Accompanying her were Estella Mines and Phyllis Michaels. Mrs Crary Wilson reported on a benefit pancake feed for the Theresa Petrik Fund. A Centennial flea market and YMCA Auxiliary dinner dance were discussed for November 11.
A recipe instructs mixing four tablespoons of milk with one pound of meat before cooking to improve juiciness. The note details preparation as part of a cooking guide.
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