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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
6
Dear Heloise suggests saving long-stemmed fire-lighter matches for next summer to light patio candles without burning fingers. Also signed by Hurry Hannah.
Readers submit 1.00 per pattern plus 0.35 for first class mail to Laura Wheeler at Columbus Telegram Needecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011 Print Pattern Number Name Address and Zip. Tips include olive oil storage in fridge for freshness and wrapping fragile items in towels when packing dishes for moving.
The Agriculture Department says Swift and Co. is recalling its 21 ounce Ham in the Round patties packed in 21 ounce tins nationwide for a possible spoilage problem. The recall concerns swollen cans and contamination by spoilage bacteria. no other sizes or Swift canned meats are affected. Consumers with the 21 ounce product should return it to the market.
Secretaries from the National Secretaries Association tour Platte College on a Tuesday evening led by Don Schneberger campus operations officer. Guests from Dale Electronics and Equitable Savings & Loan explore eight campus centers. A business meeting follows in the board room. A $5 increase in international dues is noted for next year and Evelyn Hill of Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha will be board contact. Bake sale plans set for November and April. Nebraska Job Service will run the October 26 meeting at NPPD.
The Book Review Club met at Norma Schaufelberger’s candlelit home for a nostalgic program The Good Old Days 100 Years Ago. Guests sampled antique mugs and reviewed Nebraska culture from a century ago and Journey into Christmas by Bess Streeter Aldrich with keepsakes and a 1976 postmarked recipe and wash day instructions as favors.
Dr Julius Ozick of New York University's pedodontics department argues mothers should breast feed to prevent infants from developing a taste for sweet substances linked to health problems later.
A request instructs sending one dollar per pattern plus thirty five cents for first class mail and special handling. Mail to Marian Martin at the Columbus Telegram Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York NY 1001. Include NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
Jack Preston formerly of Columbus married Lori Ford on September 18 at First United Methodist Church in Nebraska City. Nearly 200 guests attended the 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in the Smoky Mountains. both are connected to Nebraska City and Omaha.
Abigail Van Buren presents three reader questions on infidelity and love. A 25 year old wife endures repeated cheating and a call to either reform or leave. Another man considers pursuing a blind woman already dating another man, while a third woman questions meeting future in laws. Abby urges clarity and action.
Becky Lynn Boswell and Alan Wurdeman plan a late October wedding. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boswell of Platte Center and Mrs. Mildred Wurdeman of Columbus.
In Southfield Michigan the poll by Florists' Transworld Delivery shows the rose as the public favorite for the United States official flower with 29.9 percent of the vote. The report notes Congress must designate an official flower and cites the daisies apple blossom and marigold among top finishers. Also mentions blood pressure checks for birth control pill users due to potential risks.
Mr and Mrs Paul J Kummer marked their 25th anniversary with a Sept 25 reception at Monroe Auditorium. Esther J Benning and Paul J Kummer wed Sept 19 1951 at St John Lutheran Church. Attendants included Delores Hoessel Herb Loseke Darlyn Spitz and others from Leigh Platte Center Shelby Wahoo Blair Columbus and Blair.
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