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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1972
Page
3
Cotton proves versatile with many finishes from smocked to patterned. The fabric remains a practical choice for toddlers, tomboys, and teens due to its durability and inherent style. Parents and students favor its wearability and timeless appeal.
Miss Linda Koch an Aquinas High School and Ross 4 teacher plans to marry Dec 2 to Mr Wallace Ridenour a St Mary Elementary School teacher The bride elect is a Kearney State College graduate with a masters from Oklahoma State University and Delta Pi Epsilon and eta Gamma Sigma memberships Her fiancé a Peru State College graduate is enrolled in Nebraska graduate school Parents of the bride elect are Mr and Mrs Wallace Koch of Campbell The article adds fashion notes on cotton knits and children's wear trends.
Two major U S industries run a project to strip nonsteel metals from scrapped or large household appliances, compact and test melt the steel, hoping to remake it into new products while fashion notes celebrate durable fabrics and child friendly apparel in a vibrant fall wardrobe.
Six women led the duplicate bridge scoring at Olks Country Club Tuesday. First place went to Iva Gates and Clyde Medlar, followed by O A Townsend and Phil Tracy, with Carroll Krumland and Robert Shively in third. A KK Club gathering at Mrs Speicher's home awarded prizes for Yahtzee and lunch with top honors going to Phil Johnson, then Henry Gates and John Riert.
Instructions on cutting pile fabrics and keeping nap uniform. The ad promotes FASH N FAR offering pattern lines, model garments, accessories, and customer assistance at 2401 Vih St with hours listed.
Pattern 9013 outlines Misses sizes 10 through 18 with a turtleneck top and sash belt. It promotes vivid crochet potholder vests and separates plus dresses in worsted yarn. Includes child sizes and yardage details for fabrics and trims.
Amateur advice from Heloise on home permanents and cleaning leads into a parish update mentioning a donation to the Obal Children’s Fund by St Isidore Christian Mothers. The piece lists social details including awards, baptisms, choir requests, birthday honorees and serving hostesses.
College Platte College Fine Arts Theatre hosts the Fashion Fantasy show at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Columbus Newcomers Club presents a style show featuring men women and children. Partial proceeds benefit St Mary Hospital nursery for fetal heart monitor. Lars Schrodt and Mums Eberhart cochair. Mrs Schrodt narrates. Models include club members and store staff with beauty shops donating services. Door prizes and dessert during intermission.
Evelyn Leaiter and Steven Bower hosted about 250 guests at Monroe auditorium for Roy and Mrs Bower’s 25th wedding anniversary. The Rev De Lee Grace reviewed the couple’s life and they renewed vows. Local guests came from Omaha and multiple towns. Community members assisted with seating, refreshments, and a fashion show featuring club members and several models. Tickets available from club members or local vendors.
Albion reports Boone County Extension Club officers for the coming year with Mrs Harold Beeson as chairman and Mrs Loran Wallick as vice chair, along with secretary Mrs Roger Lason and treasurer Mrs Henry Kramer. Also mentions Andrew Daniels Petersburg and an ercug chairman.
Slaves growing plants in containers faced drier conditions than those in open ground. The fragment hints at resource limits and management challenges in water usage for cultivation.
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