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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1972
Page
9
Hints from Heloise offer playful practical advice from readers and a talking bear tale. Notes cover crafts with a writing bear, sharing turns at a tablet, tooth brush scrubbing tips, mattress covers patched with tape, cupcake icing tricks, and repurposing small linen napkins into a tablecloth with dye and rickrack.
Miss Pamela Johnston and James Och of Lincoln exchanged nuptial vows Sunday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnston, wore a light blue satin gown with lace and a blue illusion veil. Attendants included sister Jacqueline Johnston and Miss Peggy Speicher as bridesmaids, Best man Daniel Noble Gresham. groomsmen Robert and Ronald Harris. ushers Murray Johnston and Larry Heinze. matron of honor Mrs. Perry Noyd of York. organist Mrs. Gerald Stauber.
Florida visitors Mr and Mrs John Ditter of Large Plg travel through Monroe to visit relatives and their grandson Jay Ditter and Brenda Jayne. They meet Elvin Hill in Wilmington and Christina Harms with other locals. Albion wedding plans: Mamie Fenny Casper and Joh Henry Patterson announce October 7 at Casper home with Reverend Guustafson officiating and reception at 2504 North 56 Linton. Nebraska Wesleyan student Koch noted. Chicago report: businessmen bring wives to conventions at five times the rate of five years ago with some meetings seeing half the delegates accompanied.
A stylish sleeve surge dominates current fashion. Dolmans appear roomy yet tailored with non bulky lines, seen on coats and dresses. Raglan and epaulette details create varied silhouettes from shoulder extensions to full length cuffs. Capelets add a lighter touch to coats and dresses.
A notice describes Pattern 9411 for a princess dress or jumper in multiple sizes and nine versions, plus Pattern 763 for a vivid crochet coat and hat with worsted yarn charts. It mentions potluck supper at United Methodist Church Genoa and names Jesson family members involved.
Teachers from nearby communities were honored as Incheon gieds of the Women's Society of Christian Service at United Methodist Church in Loretto. Guests included Mmes. Pearl Justus, Harvey Hansen, Roland Bentjen, Clinton Mack, Jack Miller, Herman Bentjen, Harold Stejskal, Hay Howell, art Hartsock and Jane Bentley. Hostesses were Mmes. Darrel Matchett, Eldon Fursy and Homer Atkinson.
The Willis-Loran Club gathered at Mrs Edward Schupbachs home for forecards and a dessert lunch. Prizes went to Mmes. Joe Mayberger and Kenneth Johansen, with Mrs Allen Blaser winning the guest prize. Another Ute club guest was Mrs Werner Geiser.
Extension Club notes show Mrs Fatt Wranzén as guest with Miss Mildred Watson hosting. Officers elected include Miss Marlene Boo, Mary McNeely, and Arliss Layce. Group discussed the lesson Wood pretli, made crafts, and awarded prizes to Franzen and McNeely.
Margaret Mary Altar Society met marking fall activities for St Edward parish. A fall Day of Recollection for the deanery was planned with tentative date set for Oct 27. Father Latkes spoke on Ecumenical Spirit and church positions on denomination differences. New parish members joined work groups. President Mrs Edmund Diet urged attendance at ACCN convention on Sept 4.
Mrs. Jaycees held a family picnic in the dling hall at Boore Cowly fairgrounds. Members were reminded of the district meeting on Sept. 24 at Madison and the winter quarterly in Kearney on Oct. 68. Local chairmen named for state projects include Mrs. Robert McDuffee for family affairs and Mrs. August Henrichs for bicycle safety.
The modern knitters abandon Valles and plaids for flower motifs and pictures. The latest London fad features old automobiles reproduced on sweater fronts. It’s challenging but enjoyable, signaling a stylish shift in knitwear art.
Proper study posture reduces eye strain and fatigue. Right handed students should keep materials on the left side of the desk and left handed students on the right. Regular eye exams may be advised for those who squint or hold pages too close. An open house honors Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gernstein on their silver wedding anniversary Saturday Sept 22 at the Colfax County 4 H Building fairgrounds.
The ALBION-TAE Club hosted a farewell dinner at Albion Country Club for Mrs Richard Holmes who will move with her family to Minden. Afterward members visited Mrs Don Thompsons home to play bridge. Mrs Milton Katre attended as a guest. Mrs Agnes Meysenburg hosted the Maple Center Club at her house with Mrs Willian Peterson leading quiz games.
A political convention themed “Hurray for the Red White and Blue” marks the 25th Clarkson Hospital Fashion Production at Peony Park Ballroom Omaha. Shows on Oct 6 with 6:30 pm times feature clothing and jewelry, key speaker Jack Linklester and chairman June Van Dyke. Door prizes, ticket chairs Mrs Rob Conrad and Mrs Ron Saalield, advance sale deadline Sept 30, proceeds to Clarkson Memorial Hospital.
A brief notes guide to styling a page boy haircut using light hair spray to hold the shape without stiffness. It suggests brushing hair into place, then overnight tying with a scarf, creating a ponytail, and setting with several larger rollers for a smooth finish.
Mr and Mrs All Laidwig marked their 65th wedding anniversary in Loretto. Relatives and friends visited throughout the day as Wallace Otto Island and Mabel Dr Charlene Ludwig assisted. Pastor Lester Anderson officiated with charity chairs and other relatives sharing greetings.
Monroes United Methodist Church afternoon and evening circles and Okay Ladies Aid were hosted by Genoa WSCS. Mrs Charles Shaffer spoke on Japanese customs while Mrs Harold Freas noted seeing the Passion Play in Germany. Mary Lou Yoktey sang. Top cream of corn soup with bacon crumbles.
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