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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
5
Autumn decor tips suggest easy updates without full redecoration. Use warm colors in art, fabrics, and lighting. swap pillows and throws. display bright textures like wood or velvet. refresh backgrounds with screens. prepare dried floral arrangements to brighten the home as seasons change.
A nostalgic note on pin curls and Grandma's technique describes small hair strands wrapped around the finger and pinned with tissue. The piece emphasizes careful wrapping and the traditional method, inviting readers to consult family advice for the best results.
Nineteen fathers were introduced at the Job's Daughters Bethel 39 event. Queens Jane Schneider Ruth Johnson Barbara Olson and Jean Rucker were introduced with Mrs pres Lund past guardian and Steve Hervert Ronald Spaltein Philip Bede Sterling Johnson and Agnes Dill. Lunch helpers were Mines Hervert Royal Chestnut and Robertson. Next meeting set for September 1.
New York reports warn platform or wedgie shoes may hinder foot function. Dr Monroe Jacobs of the Patriatis Society cautions rigid tall shoes with five inch heels disrupt natural movement, risk ankle injuries and fractures, and reduce flexibility of the foot.
An archival sewing pattern description promotes Printed Pattern 9369 for women with a scooped neckline dress and arch sears arena style notes. It lists sizes 34 36 38 40 44 46 45 and sleeve 16 past 40 with fabric yardage of three yards four inches.
State Fair showcases include 20 entries by 4H cooks and several displays. Outdoor Cooking targets boys with grills and tables to boost enrollment next year. A foreign foods display promotes Exploring Foods and Nutrition for self planned projects. Visitors engage with a calorie tree estimating calories per serving.
A 16 page non commercial booklet covers mobile home types sizes costs insurance financing standards warranties communities and placement. It includes floor plans for four basic styles and instructions to obtain by mail. The article notes that over half of the nation s illiterate women are over 65.
Mothers can transform old clothes into new outfits using buttons bows dye and felt. Add color with dye choose trims sew initials on robes or pockets and create a yoke or fringe. Enzyme laundry products safely lift stubborn stains keeping hand me downs wearable for kids.
A reader shares thrifty ideas for repurposing old plastics into a rain poncho, tying bright tape for durability, and transforming ties into a necktie skirt. Additional notes offer a wax reuses tip for jelly jars and a quick syrup improv for pancakes and waffles using brown sugar, butter, and optional honey or molasses.
Teens plan an interdenominational Bible study meeting weekly for high school age youths. The organizing session is at 7 p.m. Tuesday Lent 5 at 1760 27th Avenue with Ken Kremer of Aurora as speaker and Campus Crusade for Christ staffer helping start the program.
Mr and Mrs Lavern Lusche of Littleton announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lynn Lusche to John Thomas Bradley son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley of Denver. Nancy a 1964 Littleton High graduate and UNC alumna will wed November 21 at Holy Lutheran Church Littleton. Bradley a UNC business major will graduate after fall quarter and is stationed at Fort Jackson with the Army Reserve.
A researcher reported at a news conference that human volunteer tests suggest a theoretical vaccine could offer protection against infective mononucleosis. The finding was presented at an International Transfusion Congress, with plans for further development by U.S. blood banks.
A welcome party at Frank A. Kosiba’s home honored Mr Hajek recently discharged from the Navy at Camp LeJeune. Attendees included Kosiba and family, Paprocki and Hajek families from Creston, and several from Columbus such as the Hajek and Phil pairs plus others. The gathering also featured the Tuesday Book Club with Mrs Young hosting and reviewing Norah Lofts’ A Rose for Virtue. Correction notes list Joali Sipes Moe and Howard Moe as Wichita University graduates linked to Farm Credit Banks of Wichita.
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