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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
6
A crossword style list links military life to common terms. Clues cover ranks, objects, and activities like dismounted, bugle call, and captain deductions. Readers fill in words such as left handed, ship s record, and Indian light boat while navigating across and down entries.
The letter discusses widespread moral decay and biblical prophecy, urging Christians to be salt and light, pursue gospel work, and find ultimate hope in Jesus Christ. It notes a rise in bubble gum sales, totaling a record $100 million, up 35 percent from 1974.
A reader with severe hypertension and adverse drug reactions seeks help. The letter advises weight loss, salt restriction, and a mild diuretic such as Diuril or Hydrodiuril to lower pressure, plus a safe exercise plan and gradual weight reduction. It suggests obtaining Health Letter number 47 on weight loss and provides submission details.
Bellwood 3R School hosts the Parents Advisory Council of E.S.E.A. Title I. Officers elected for the year are Bonnie Kobza president Louise Navrkal vice president and Mary Bazar secretary. District Title I representatives to the Cooperative are Lola Engle and Maxine McDonald. Engle and McDonald reported on the Oct 12 district meeting. Helen Peterson demonstrated a phase of comprehension difficulty.
Albion Future Homemakers of America announces new officers for the year with Ann Milburn as president Jill Noble as secretary Nancy Prothman as treasurer Nancy Krohn as vice president of program development and Joye Forney as vice president of public relations.
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