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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1977
Page
7
Miss Tami Boettcher from Columbus is among six finalists in the University of Nebraska Rodeo Queen contest to be crowned Friday night at the university rodeo in the coliseum. The item lists family connections and local social updates.
Multiple obituaries from Nebraska counties report deaths of John Kubicek Jr 70 of David City Esther H Bernt 68 of Shelby Catherine Mimick 84 of Columbus Marie Gehring 94 of Grand Prairie C Rebecca Perrin 82 of Schuyler Dick Dirks 88 of Columbus and Hattie Lucas 87 of Silver Creek with funeral rites at Sacred Heart Church Zion Lutheran Church Immanuel Lutheran Church and other local churches. Services include burial at parish cemeteries with roasts and rosaries and state from local funeral homes.
Trinity Lutheran postpones Ladies Aid to April 14 due to Holy Week. Job's Daughters to form cross for Eastern Star at Masonic Temple. Council meets at Sand Bede's home. Alanon, Alateen meet Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at American Legion Club. Federated Church Wo men's Fellowship has 9:15 a.m. breakfast Wednesday with Mrs. Harold Wise speaking. Senior Citizens film festival features Helen Hayes April 5 at United Methodist Church. coffee served. Junior Fire Patrol meets 7 p.m. at several wards and locations. City Dog Pound lists dogs. contact numbers. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid change to Wednesday 2 p.m. Weight Watchers meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. Visitors welcome. Blue Rock Shooters hold practice 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. team shooting starts April 19. Masons Fellowcraft at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. TV Series Cast Me Woman shown 7 p.m. today on Channel 12 at Platte College Room 306. American Legion Hartman Post 84 meets 8 p.m. Tuesday. 1976 Boys Staters program. First Baptist Mission Society meets 8 p.m. Tuesday and installs officers. Eagles Auxiliary wear backwards for 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting. officers at 7:15 p.m. VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m. Wednesday at the club. Rotary Club Tony Treu of Italy to speak at Elks Country Club Tuesday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Irv Dana with John and James Pflug of Omaha spent the weekend visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Walter Reese.
Columbus Admissions include Mrs. Frank Pfeifer Humphrey Merrill Sylvester Bellwood Anthony Boesch Cedar Rapids Richard Klassen Silver Creek Amy Held John W Garbers Eddie Lemburg Dismissals list several named patients Births note a daughter for Donald and (unnamed) Gibson. Schuyler Hospital admissions include Mrs Frank E Svoboda Frank Konsel Nancy Lange Frances Kasal Maxina Beckins Wenceslaus Jira Effie Grogan Alfred Will Ann O Hara Schuyler Dismissals name Harold Neuhaus William Gall Adolph Hegemann Lillian Dworak Shane Kluck Kyle Schurman.
A local blotter lists multiple traffic accidents on 23rd Street Howard Boulevard and nearby blocks with names such as Kimberly Larson Lincoln Steve Kumpf Osceola and others, with damages ranging from 135 to 1350 dollars and notes of hit and run incidents. The report also logs Sunday incidents, medical treatments, and driver details. County court entries show speeding stop sign and inspection fines, with numerous individuals from Iowa Minnesota Nebraska and other states cited for various violations and overgross penalties.
Arrow Stage Lines Inc of Norfolk seeks to extend service to run between Norfolk and Lincoln with stops at Madison Humphrey Columbus David City and Seward. The Nebraska Public Service Commission notice invites protests within 30 days from interested parties.
Elvis Presley is likely to be discharged today from Baptist Hospital in Memphis after admission for intestinal flu and fatigue. The singer, 42, was hospitalized Friday following a canceled concert and will rest at his mansion for the end of the month as advised by his personal physician.
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