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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
2
A teen asks how to handle a boy who flirts with another girl and keeps both interested. The response suggests not overinvesting in one boy, avoiding public fights, and learning to control emotions. Readers are invited to send similar questions to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS in Frankfort Kentucky.
The Monroe County 4-H Federation held its February meeting at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau Hall basement with President Ross Korves presiding. Officers training is set for March 30 at the Farm Bureau Hall and a dance plan was formed. Reports covered the 4-H TV Action Program on KETC Channel 9 with about 200 members enrolled. The Rainbow Girls 4-H Club handled refreshments. The next meeting is March 13 at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau Hall.
Funeral services were held for Brian P. Vogt one month old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Vogt with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. The child’s father is in Germany with the U S Army and Mrs Vogt resides at 22 Hawkins Dr Cahokia. Additional notices report Katherine M Frierdich of Waterloo buried at Kolmer Memorial Cemetery after illness, and Charles Edward Tolin of East St Louis who died February 26 with burial in Waterloo City Cemetery. Surviving relatives incluse Eugene and Mrs Lowry East St Louis and the Vogt family Columbia. Hulda Duel Waterloo. Myrtle Krupp and Oliver E Tolin.
Pain in the lower back cannot be cured by time or luck. nerve irritation from misaligned bones worsens with weather, illness, or injury. Chiropractic adjustments by Dr. A. L. McAuliffe at 1106 N Main St Columbia Illinois offer correction to prevent sciatica and paralysis.
Ancient siege engines could hurl boulders up to 600 pounds a distance of about 1000 yards Archimedes reputedly devised a heavier design capable of throwing stones near a ton The claims reflect mythic attributions and engineering ambition in antiquity
The book Heidi Grows Up by translator Charles Tritten follows Heidi to boarding school and back to her Alpine home with Peter Clara and the Alm Uncle. Whitman Publishing racine adds a classic sequel welcomed for young readers and fans of Frau Spyri.
Secretary of State Paul Powell announces the revocation of Ralph H. Stone’s driver’s license in Columbia after action by the Drivers License Division.
On February 19 Zeiss Dance Band performed for residents, with monthly third-Sunday shows and invitations extended to friends. Volunteers from Valmeyer Baptist Church and several area churches assisted activities, while St John's UCC Macystown, SS Peter and Paul Waterloo, and other churches contributed. Residents enjoyed games, quilting, sewing, and an organ recital by Mrs. Viola Rueck. Junior Red Cross pupils prepared birthday tray favors for George Washington Day.
Private Rebecca A. Steppig graduates as a clerk typist from the U.S. Women’s Army Corps School at Fort McClellan Alabama after an eight week course. Edward F. Wienhoff graduates from the 3rd Infantry Division Noncommissioned Officer Academy in Germany receiving leadership and command training. Airman First Class Richard D. Fischer, of Waterloo, earns recognition with the USAF Outstanding Unit Award for the 875th Aeromedical Airlift Wing at Scott AFB Illinois. Other items include promotions and duties of Airman Belter at Bien Hoa Vietnam and Marine training details for combat specialists and technical field students.
Marine Private Thomas Toenjes is on a 20 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Toenjes of Columbia. He will report to Memphis Naval Air Station for aviation schooling after his leave. He recently completed four weeks of individual combat training at the Marine Corps Base in There is a truncation.
Girl Scout Troop 721 of Columbia met after school at Mrs. Lawrence Rowe Jr. home. Refreshments were served and members planned a future trip. Newly elected officers are Barbara Pautler and Donna Killian. patrol leaders Linda Campbell. scribe Marcia Buettner. secretary.
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