Heritage House Club Elects New Officers
Heritage House Club elected Mildred Buck as chairman Minnie Krumland as vice chair Arline Hearrell as secretary and Ruth Frerichs as treasurer at the Tuesday meeting Plans were set for a November 21 Thanksgiving dinner in the dining hall The Eagles Auxiliary hosted a Hobos party with Dorothy Pedliska winning Queen of Hobos Ruby Egger taking a door prize and prizes awarded to Hazel Martys and Sharon Mueller Rita Fuhr led the event with Mary Fox and Dolores Spulak assisting Nails advice appears as trailing note.
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Heritage House ‘Club
Heritage House Club
Mildred Buck
Minnie Krumland
Arline Hearrell
Ruth Frerichs
Eagles
Eagles Auxiliary
Dorothy Pedliska
Ruby Egger
Hazel Martys
Sharon Mueller
Rita Fuhr
Mary Fox
Dolores Spulak
Lois Sand and G Chohon Marry in Humphrey
Lois Sand and G Chohon wed in Humphrey and after a Kansas City trip the couple will reside in Lincoln. Gene Chohon and his bride Lois Sand are announced as newlyweds with plans to settle in Lincoln following their honeymoon in Kansas City.
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Lois Sand, G. Chohon
Humphrey
Kansas City
Gene Chohon
Lois Sand
Lincoln
Printed Pattern And Wedding Details From Lincoln and Columbus Telegrams
Patterns offered by Marian Martin and Laura Wheeler for Misses sizes and Christmas mobiles priced around 75 cents to 1 90 dollars. Separate wedding report describes the St Francis Catholic Church ceremony for the daughter of Francis Sand and a secretary for Henry C Beck Co. in Lincoln with Rev Edwin Albers officiating and a long list of attendants and floral details.
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New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Columbus Telegram
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
University of Nebraska
Francis Sand
Henry C. Beck Co
Lincoln
Ben Chohan
St. Francis Catholic Church
Edwin Albers
Mike Cerny
Fremont
LaVeen Kiwapnioski
Tarnov
Pat Diederich
Omaha
Keith Krings
Lifteol
Phil Kudron
Columbus
Judy
Larry Sand
Shari
Steve Sand
Kim Zabaswa
Patrick Diederich
Jim Zoucha
Omsha
Francis Kwapnidski
Auxiliary will join parade in Veterans Day event
The American Legion Auxiliary 162 met at the Veterans Club to plan participation in the Veterans Day parade on November 11 and a joint Legion Auxiliary VFW dinner after. They approved a $25 gift to Veterans Hospital Christmas Fund and reported on activities including trips to Norfolk Veteran Annex and Government Day events. The November December meeting will be a combined Christmas party on December 11 with lessons on education week and teacher commendations. Hostesses were listed and social hour noted.
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Albion
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Club
American Legion, Auxiliary
VFW
Veterans Hospital
Spence Morgen
Norfolk Veteran Annex
W.W. Redler
Government Day
Mmes, Sever Paulson
Virgil Potter
Alma. Landauer
Hints from Heloise on household quick fixes
A reader notes corduroy pants can dry halfway and be pressed flat on the dryer to remove wrinkles, claiming this method keeps bags neat. Other tips include logging phone calls for easy reference, using a hair dryer for chicken pox itch relief, and simple appliance tips for filters and quilting ideas.
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Heloise
Colin
Sally
Thanksgiving bake sale planned at First National Bank
Plans for a Thanksgiving bake sale on November 27 at First National Bank were discussed by St. Bonaventure Christian Mothers. President Margaret Golden led the meeting with Mrs. Don Byers as serving chairman assisted by Mrs. Mike Noviski and Evy Wieser. Mmes Cyril Braun and Tony Zabana Sr won prizes in court whist.
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First National Bank
St. Bonaventure Christian Mothers
Margaret Golden
Don Byers
Mmes
Mike Noviski
Evy Wieser
Cyril Braun
Tony Zabana
London Mourns Mini Skirt Death In Swinging Era
London reports the end of the mini skirt as Minglish papers mourn the loss and designers say the look was right for its time. Amid stock drops and fashion shifts, youth culture moves to pants and mid calf skirts.
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Susan Carlson
London
London Evening News
the Sun
Evening Standard
BBC
Tony Blackburn
Jenny Lloyd
King's Road
Carnaby Street
Mary Quant
Miss Quant
Financial Times
Britain
Stock Exchange
Mint
Sue Davies
Val McGhee
Dolly Bird
Pwr
Marks and Spencers
Richard Sheps
Dorothy Perkins
Sears
Penneys
Miss. Davies
Maxiskiris
America
Europe
Penny Turten
Bridal Shower Honors Susan Voss in Shelby
A Legion Hall bridal shower for Susan Voss celebrated her upcoming marriage to Robert Smith. Guests included the couple’s mothers and several attendants. Tammy Larson presented a pink rost corsage while Angela Buse played piano and Heidi Hiemer spoke. Prizes were awarded to Mines, Marie Glatter, Kathy Dongson, Neal Hasselbalch, Gene Scaw, Jane Krumbach, Roger Krumbach, and Heidi Hiemer.
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Shelby
Legion Hall
Susan Voss
Robert Smith
Susan
Tammy Larson
Mmes
Janis Kohn
Becky Voss
Dixie Gutz
Robert Voss
Russell Smith
Ronald Smith
Rhonda
Angela Buse
Heidi Hiemer
Lincoln
Teresa Sobieszyk
Mines
Marie Glatter
Kathy Dongson
Neal Hasselbalch
Gene Scaw
Jne Krumbach
Roger Krumbach
Verline Jensen Named Soroptimist of the Week Leader
Verline Jensen was named Soroptimist of the Week and continues her second year as club president. Dr Geanne Grimes reported on Omaha workshop updates to the constitution and by laws and annual awards. Jensen presented a new banner with emblems showing achieved goals.
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Verline Jensen
Verline
Bob
Geanne Grimes
Omaha
Jensen
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Santa Claus
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Mary Mackinnon
SawnaWheen
Richard F. Gdowski
Gdowski
Evelyn Lucke
Evelyn Lueke
Platte County
Milton Lucke
Frank Dietz
St. Bonaventure High School
Business College
Gerald £. Rouse
Fun & Health
Helolge
C. Smith
Henrietta Garbo
Estelle F.P
Columbus Highchool
Behlan Community Hospital
Agas
Bobby Law
Bob Law
Teresa Hoff
Craig Hoff
Jack Eberhart
Soroptimists Lite President
Tooleys Famgus
Aur
Phil Hockenberger Jr
Loop Power District
Mona Moje
Platte County Assessor
Ohfce
Mone Moje
Aoomma
Anne Roselle Dance Studio
Kinden Drive
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