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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
1
The forecast lists signs with dated ranges and dubious advice on marriage, partnerships, work relations, travel, and personal improvement. It contains many spelling errors and unclear phrases but highlights attention to dependents, schedule checks, career betterment, and self-presentation while urging caution in investments and clear communication.
A humorous column argues that Senate snooping on military information focuses on collectors while the supply of information from citizens grows via Army intelligence FBI CIA and other agencies. It riffs on a fictional Shady Elm Inform School teaching tattling rumor mongering and hinting with a final bean-spilling exam.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a weekly newspaper page with stray telegraphic lines and subscription rates. It references change of address notices and weekly publication details, mentioning various place names and unclear figures amid garbled text.
About 500 attended the Albion Public School Auditorium for a Kiwanis Club sponsored talent show. Proceeds benefit the Albion Youth Center. Performances included song, poetry, a duet, organ music, a fiddling number, and a barber shop quartet.
Wayne State College announces scholarship winners for the term. Stanley Munini of Norfolk, a senior English major and Sigma Tau Delta president, plus three others from Madison Humphrey and Columbus received Wayne State Foundation Scholarships. Munini is a Norfolk High School 1967 graduate. Geilenkirchen, Mausbach and Burge are juniors and seniors in business, English, and drama, with multiple academic and activity honors.
During the Knights of Columbus April meeting Grand Knight Robert Malmstrom honored 13 members for 25 years of continuous membership. Names include Balborn Brudny Byrnes Gregarius Gutzmer Kubas Liss Mieck Michaelsen Prososki Sack Twareke Witt. Malmstrom also awarded Jerry Darecke a past grand knights pin certificate and desk plaque for his tenure from 1968 to 1970.
The Columbus United Fund board met at Lou Power District. Mrs Levine heads the campaign with chairs John M. Peck for publicity Robert Gaugel for budget W M Ferguson for medical research Glenn Carter for articles of incorporation and by laws. The board authorized a capital fund drive for a new building. No direct cash requests will be made to individuals or firms. Board President Dwayne Smith led the meeting.
Gov. J. J. Exon reappointed Dr. Richard M. Bourne of Lincoln to the Nebraska Joint Merit System Council for another three-year term. Bourne, a University of Nebraska Lincoln professor, serves to help eight state agencies meet federal personnel standards and secure over 55 million dollars in federal funds annually.
Pastor C. Gaalsan lists Holy Week services at Albion Zion Lutheran Church including Thursday 8 p.m. Holy Communion, Friday 8 p.m. Communion, Sunday sunrise 6 a.m. due to Easter fast, and 10:30 a.m. Easter Morning worship.
NASA outlined a rescue scheme for Skylab in 1973 using a modified three man Apollo as a five seat ferry craft docked to Skylab. Two astronauts would reach the stranded crew, then bring them home aboard the Apollo while Skylab remains in orbit. The plan depends on prep timing, docking ports, and would not cover all emergencies.
The world's smallest kingdom is the Tonga Islands, a Pacific archipelago of about 150 small islands home to 56,000 Polynesians. It is a constitutional monarchy under British protection.
Leigh people prepare for Poppy Day on May 22 with Legion Auxiliary hosting at the Legion Hall. Mrs. Don Marty to name Memorial Day committee. district T claims top state membership at 10.3 percent with Leigh’s unit 32 of 28 quota. A farewell for Mrs. Morfeth, prizes won by Mrs. Bandur and Mrs. Hake, door prize to Mrs. Morton McMullin, and guests including Mrs. Hespe and Mrs. Svoboda attend.
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