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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
3
Readable fragments show Easter visits in Omaha Rochester and Denver areas, church events, garden club notices, and local come and go. Mentions include Delta Kappa Gamma leadership in Grand Island, a Boy Scout or church youth clinic, and varied social gatherings from raffles to fish fry dinners. Local businesses advertise events and services.
The seven member religious rock group God Unlimited appeared at Platte College led by Episcopalian Father Tom Belt from Arizona State University. Father Belt, ASU chaplain, wrote songs in the program as his wife Betsy also performed with guitarist Jim Dumbauld bassist Ron Bethancourt Clady Hofman Mavis Brechan and Todd Sorensen on drums.
Funeral services for Henry Peters, 66, will be 2 putt. Saturday at the Methodist Church in North Bend. Burial will be in Purple Cane Cemetery. Peters died Wednesday evening. Born Jan. 25, 1900, to Cephas and Hattie Vincent Peters, he married Louise Larke Feb. 23, 1937, and lived in the Rogers area before moving to North Bend. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include a son, Bill of North Bend. a daughter, Maxine Dunker of Cedar Bluffs. six grandchildren. brothers Jack of Schuyler, Hatten of Rogers, Herschel of North Bend, Harvey of Torrance. three sisters, Eileen Gaeth, Royal Vondracek, Verma Connerley, all of Schuyler.
Pork Producers Association will feature water quality and treatment at its 81-91 meeting on Tuesday April 1 at Gene-O-Al Rancho in Pilger. President Martin Shonka says Dr. Owen Sletten of the Nebraska State Health Department will present, with dinner at 7 30 p m. Dr Steen will discuss testing procedures water treatment on the farm and field questions.
Richard P. Vinal Nebraska district director of Internal Revenue today urged taxpayers to use checks or money orders for the 1971 Federal income tax. He noted payments can be recorded, stopped if misplaced, and new payments made. Make payable to the Internal Revenue Service and write your social security number and exact payment purpose on the instrument. Separate checks for different tax bills are recommended.
The eighth and final session of a Statewide series sponsored by the Nebraska Division of the American Cancer Society and the Nebraska Nurses' Association will be held on April 2 on the Platte College campus. The program titled Crisis in Human Life When Cancer is Discovered aims to bring nurses and clergymen together to discuss welfare of a newly diagnosed patient and family. Clergymen physicians licensed practical nurses professional nurses and student nurses are invited to attend and participate in the all-day session. Other Nebraska communities where similar seminars have been held include Alliance Sidney North Platte McCook Kearney Norfolk and Crete. Further information and registration materials may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Mary Lou Holmberg Platte College.
Myron Franzen, Columbus Production Credit Association manager, met April 3-5 with officials of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha and other PCA managers from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming at a District PCA Managers Conference. They discussed lending operations and fiscal matters. The Columbus PCA sourced funds through FICT for farmers and advanced 43.89 million dollars to area operators in several counties in 1971. The POA is a member owned cooperative financing farmers. Back home Albion Mrs Krause returned from Kansas City vacation with her daughter and family.
Paul Soulliere selected by American Legion Party Post 283 as the 1972 delegate to Cornhusker Boys State. A Lakeview High junior, son of John E. Soulliere, with diverse achievements in choir drama debate math geography and journalism, attends St. Joseph parish. Boys State runs June 10 through 16 at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Alternate: Bob Beiermann.
Hospital report lists admissions at Beblen Memorial St Mary Schuyler and Dismaissa hospitals with names including Mrs Charles Amos Joan G Richards Daniel Krayeki Dawn Plankinton Charles Rabak Edward Pearson Theodore Jungerman Meshelle Augustine Stella Lessenhop Mrs IIS Connerley Alan Little Mrs Agnes Vitamvas Joseph Wedik Jamie Karth Anton Vrba Sr Mrs Harry Borgelt plus dismissals Sladene Wright Lyle Wyatt Victoria Conker and others across Columbus Howells Scribner and North Bend.
Monroe residents Ed and Mrs Waldman Lloyd Waldman Braddiey and Tay Waldman attended the funeral for Gerald Waldman in Creighton. Burial followed at Niobrara Cemetery. He died March 31 at 34, youngest son of Elmer Waldman of Center.
The Spring Instrumental Band Concert is at 7 30 p m Monday in the Albion High School Auditorium featuring selections by the junior and senior high bands along with elementary groups and various small ensembles.
Ludwig Wilma Shaus a former Bruno resident died Thursday at the Nebraska Veterans Home in Grand Island where she had resided since August 1970 Arrangements are pending at David City Memorial Chapel.
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