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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1970

Page

3

Shelby High juniors stage A Stranger Passes at night

Shelby High School juniors presented the play A Stranger Passes in the auditorium Friday night. The Wilde family was pestered by a stranger who offered timely advice, taken up by Mrs. Wilde. Cast included Steve Hopwood, Susan Rosenberry, Judy Heinbloom, Bob Bucholz, Bob Smith, Pegey Trovi, Mike Hall, Bonnie McGimpsey, Judy Wrbks, Greg Kosch and Drew Hopwood. Director was Fred Daultan. A three scene pageant on early American history preceded the play.

Wilde

Silver Creek residents entertain area guests

Local families hosted visitors over weekend across Silver Creek area. Ruthuston of near Central City joined Vernon Peterson's Sunday dinner. Lynn Moontey's Lincoln visit. Rex Graham with Mrs. Gil Dittmer in Clarks and Wesley Jones in Stromsburg. Numerous relatives and neighbors hosted and visited in multiple towns.

Silver Creek Vernon Peterson Ruthuston Central City Walter Peterson Jack Burger Kim Lynn Moontey Lincoln Rex Graham Gil Dittmer Clarks Wesley Jones Stromsburg Norman Buse Shelly High School Russel Smith Shelby Norman Susles Caral Carter Omaha Kary Bertram Florida Norman Carter Todd Jeff van Winkle Hardville L T. van Winkle Walter Strehbe Josie Swolek Genas Jon Oppliger Roy Coffin Greg Johnson Dan

Church group tours Lincoln on weekend trip

Ten members of the new members class from a Methodist church toured Lincoln visiting St. Paul Methodist Church the Capitol building the zoo the museum Morell Hall and other sites. Rev E John Kes and Mrs Ted Wyman accompanied the group. Sunday meals were hosted at the Andy Engel home with several Shelby Columbus and Ashern visitors joining.

Silver Creek Methodist Church Lincoln St. Paul Methoist Church Capital Building Zoo Museum Morell Hall E. John Kes Ted Wyman Andy Engel Ben Wagener Shelby Fern McCalisle Emil Sokol Napersill, Il Dale Beck Hame

Creston Kensington Club Hosts Meeting and Social Prizes

Creston Kensington met at the home of Mrs. Earl Weber with all local members present. After the business meeting, a game was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. George Summers Mrs. Wayne Morna and Mrs. W. J. Ritter.

Creston Kensington Earl Weber George Summers Wayne Morna W. J. Ritter Pearl Russel Agnes Waller C Frampton Stanton St. Joseph Nursing Home Norfolk Wade Preuit St. John Friendship Extension

Scottsbluff Visitors Drop In Across the Area

Scottsbluff area residents hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Listed are multiple households from Scottsbluff Lincoln to Genoa Fullerton and O Neill hosting guests including Benson Bryan Tooker Taker Wyman Hutchison and Chohon families among others.

Mural tells life of Osceola teacher on kitchen wall

Frances Donnelly Inness, Osceola teacher for eight years, paints a wall mural in her kitchen to chronicle family roots from Genoa hill to Skeedee Creek, Osceola churches, farms, and her daughters who also teach. The artwork captures years of schooling, marriage, and local history in a growing wall narrative.

Osceola John Inness Uike He Tnness Frances Polk County Inness Innesy Jeanne Rex) Martin Bogen University Chicago Marian Clay) Beckner Elliott Elementary Lincoln Howe Skeedee Creek Skeedee Methodist Church Genoa Big Golden Meadow Walter Donnelly

Omaha bride-to-be feted at area shower

Genoa Jeanette Lassek of Omaha, bride to be of Creighton Steiner, was honored at a shower Saturday evening at the Community Room of the First National Bank in Fullerton. About 40 guests attended. Mrs. Clara Loftus, aunt of the groom, was hostess. The wedding will take place Saturday at St Stanislaus Church in Duncan. Parents are Mr and Mrs Waller Steiner of Genoa and Mr and Mrs Leo Lassek of Duncan.

Genoa Jeanette Lassek Omaha Creighton Steiner First National Bank Fullerton Clara Loftus SL Stanislaus Church Duncan Waller Steiner Leo Lassek

Zion Lutheran Aids Albion Rest Home with New Sound System

Albion Zion Lutheran Church installed a chapel sound system at Wolf Memorial Home. First used on Easter Sunday, 22 residents heard worship directly from the Juitheran Church. Gift from church memorial fund. The ship Drake sailed was named Golden Hind.

Albion Zion Lutheran Church of Wolf Memorial Juitheran

Funeral services for Steve Toogood held at St Francis

Funeral services for Steve D Toozoxt of Omaha were conducted at St Francis Church and Cemetery by Rev Fr Roc Hettinger. Pallbearers included Jim Anderson Dennis Hinman Joe Brence Ken Hegeman John Willis and Ron Jarecki. Born October 3 1948 in Waterloo Iowa to George and Marilyn Toogood he lived in Omaha after marrying Kathleen Weinboff on February 17 1988 and worked as a draftsman for Kirkham Michael & Associates. Survivors include his widow daughter Michelle and brothers Craig and Jerry. Duesman Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Humphrey Steve D. Toozoxt Omaha St. Francis Church Roc Hettinger Jim Anderson Dennis Hinman Joe Brence Fremont Ken Hegeman John Willis Columbus Ron Jarecki Waterloo Iowa George Marilyn Toogood Columbus High School Kathleen Weinboff Kirkham , Michael & Associates Michelle Craig Columbia, Mo Jerry Chanute Afb Duesman Funeral Home

Former Creston Man Dies in California Heart Attack

Former Creston resident Mr. Webb died in California from an apparent heart attack on March 26. Funeral services were held in Glendale at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. He was raised in Creston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Webb. His wife died in January. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Ray Wenk of Madison SD and two nephews.

Creston L. Westcott Glendale Calif Forest Lawn Memorial Park Webb Crestor Brice Webb Ray Vera Wenk Madison, S.D

Fire department battles multiple blazes near Albion

Albion Fire Department handled weekend calls to three rural fires near Albion. At Les Kinny farm a barn granary and 1900 bushels of grain burned as a out of control fire damaged buildings and crops. A second call to Paul Bentley farm reported a grass fire burning a shop and tools. A third fire at Richard Shotoski farm, seven and a half miles south on Highway 14, involved a corn preparation fire and damaged machinery with no major injuries reported.

Albion Albion Fire Department Les Kinny Elx John Salcedo Paul Bentley Shotoski Amm Shotoski Shatoski Highway 14

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