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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
4
A condensed church directory lists services for Saint Stephen's Assembly of God First Baptist Church Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Pauls Lutheran Church and others. It includes worship times Sunday School hours Masses and weekly prayer and study meetings with visitor invites.
Rev. Wilbur Biasch pastor leads November events at Zoar United Church of Christ Evangelical and Reformed. Women's Men s and Youth Fellowships meet at 7 30 p m speaker Rev Norman Rahmoeller from Columbia attends Memorial Sunday at 10:00 a m. Men s first get together on 22 and Messenger notices due 27.
The Schueler Brothers Construction Company has begun work on a school addition with seven classrooms and a divisible large room, plus extra locker space. The brick exterior matches the current building and completion is not expected before July per Superintendent Middleton. Mrs Louis Ecker of 222 Gardner Street Columbia returns home from St Luke's Hospital after a two week surgical stay.
Bethany Methodist Church airs worship at 9 30 with church school at 10 30 and a Tuesday hymn sing at 7 30. St Paul United Church lists two Sunday worships at 8 00 and 10 15 with Sunday school at 9 00 and a WCBW FM broadcast. activities include fellowship meetings sewing quilting and confirmation classes weekly and a directors meeting in Highland Illinois.
The article recalls the 1918 Armistice ending World War I and Arlington’s Unknown Soldier burial, noting Veterans Day observances. It honors citizen-soldiers from World War II to Vietnam and urges a prayer for peace for those who serve and have served.
Mrs Thekla Kruse of Columbia was installed Regent of the Bishop Zoroweste Circle No 886 Daughters of Isabella at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish Hall Herrin Illinois on Sunday November 6. Eight circles participated with about 175 officers in attendance. other circles named include Our Lady of Mount Carmel No 167 Mount Carmel Belleville No 329 St Theresa No 331 Cairo Precious Blood No 718 Breese Mother Cabrini No 842 Ridgeway and Ave Maria No 980 New Athens.
The Lutheran Women Mission Guild plans a regular meeting at Hope Lutheran Church Granite City on Monday November 14. A luncheon at 12 noon follows by a business session at 1 pm led by president Mrs Allen DeFoe. Guest speaker is Mrs Robert D McAmis wife of a missionary to Muslims in the Philippines. All LCMS women are invited.
The Columbia Woman's Club will meet November 17 at St Paul United Church of Christ. Social hour starts at 1 30 p m with hostesses Mrs Robert Tunze Mrs Louis Kolmer Mrs A C Metter Mrs Clifford Haberl and Mrs Dorothy Eppinger. The program Today's Woman and Literature features a book review by Mrs Edgar Southoff of Waterloo Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Charles Klein announce the birth of a baby boy at Memorial Hospital, Belleville on November 7. The newborn weighs seven pounds thirteen ounces and is their first child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arnold Klein and Mr and Mrs Joe Pretto of Columbia, with great grandmother Mrs Augusta Kropp of Waterloo.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. Dolores Haltenhof attended the Presley Tours banquet at Augustine's with 760 guests including future tour interest. Mrs. Smith won American Tourister luggage. Paul Heisler hosted a dinner for Bryan Bud of England from Monsanto Chemical Co. Kathy Heisler spoke at St Paul United Church of Christ on nursing school progress and 130 members were made November visitors.
Miss Mary Ann Roider daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton G Roider of Waterloo wed Gary W Bueltemann son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Bueltemann at St Paul United Church of Christ Waterloo. The ceremony Saturday October 22 featured a peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearl detailing. The couple’s attendants included Richard Bueltemann, Martin and Leland Reider and others. A reception followed in the Parish Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Peterson announce the birth of a baby girl in Springfield Illinois on Wednesday November 9. The child weighed 4 pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Conrad of Columbia and Mrs. Katy Peterson of Springfield.
Illinois State Bar Association pamphlet explains arrest rights under the U S Constitution. It covers counsel access, informer charges, due process, and reasons for lawful arrest including warrants and in presence crimes. It notes illegal arrests allow action for false imprisonment.
The text argues that innocence does not render an arrest illegal but notes that legality depends on whether the officer's actions met lawful arrest requirements. It emphasizes standard expectations for proper procedure and admissible conduct during arrests.
Local Clarion Office in Columbia advertises no hunting or trespassing signs for sale. The listing highlights availability for purchase by residents and businesses in the area.
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