Columbus area personals and events mix with sales pitches
A jumble of notices mentions Mrs. Johnelta Pickett visiting relatives en route to Daytona Beach, a vocal concert at Reldenbee High School on April 14, and various social greetings. Local venues advertise fish frys, dances, and open houses, while shops tout liquor deals and household items along with family dinners and receptions in Nebraska communities.
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Johnelta Pickett
G- A
Washougal
Wash
Nitsinia Rovers
Daytona Beach
Mla
Nine Scotus students heading to Greater Science Fair
Scotus Central Catholic announces a group of students to travel April 11-12 to Nebraska City for the fourth annual Greater Science Fair. Top regional winners advance to the International Science Fair in Baltimore May 10-16. Judging Saturday, awards Sunday. companions include Sister M Colette and Jets Club sponsor.
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Ning Scotus Central Catholic
Nebraska City
Baltimore
Scotus
Randy Soukup
Edward Kinzer
Eugene Miksch
Joseph Stavas
Kenneth Schrad
Larry Pallas
Damian Zuerisiz
Mrs. Miksch
Accident survivors return to homes after crash near Albion
Two of the three crash survivors have returned home. Julian Beau of Cedar Rapids left hospital after head injuries, while William Jarosz, also from Cedar Rapids, came home from Omaha with back injuries. Roan still relies on crutches and Henry Niemeyer remains unconscious but improving at care centers. four lives were lost.
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Albion
Aljion
Julian Beau
Cedar Rapids
Veteran's Hospital
Omaha
Roan
William Jarosz
Methodist Hospital
Henry Niemeyer
Omaha Methodist Hospital
Eppily Care Center
Lively Comedy at Columbus Theater Opens Sunday
A four day engagerment at the Columbus Theater showcases a Roaring Chicago tale based on Ben Hecht. Starring Beau Bridges Brian Keith George Kennedy and Melina Mercouri the Mirisch production is directed by Norman Jewison with Henry Mancini music.
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Chicago
Columbus Theater
Ben Hecht
Mirisch
Beau Bridges
Brian Keith
George Kennedy
Hume Cronyn
Melina Mercouri
Norman Jewison
Henry Mancini
Welfare Mothers Fail To Provide for Children On Job
Government study of 1.63 million AFDC families finds nearly 19 percent of working welfare mothers let their children fend for themselves while mothers work or train. Most relied on relatives for care. day care facilities were used by very few under age three.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and
Welfare Department
National Center For Social Statistics
Nixes
Sty
Washington, D.C
Rebekah Lodge District 14 Holds Annual Session at Bellwood
The 43rd Annual Session of Rebekah Lodge District 14 convened at Bellwood Three R. School with Bellewood Lodge 367 hosting. Assembly President Janet Simmonds officiated. officers include Vinla Stack president Pearl Lou vice president Lillian Sargent warden Opal Benedict secretary Angie Hiatt treasurer Emma Schlesinger conductor Clive Ready marshal Mildred White chaplain Hazel Kilgore inside guardian Laura outside guardian Myrtle Bush messenger Derren Bell musician Thelma Jones junior past president. Linda Low reported on her United Nations trip sponsored by the lodge. A United Methodist Church luncheon followed with yellow rose decorations. Theta Rho Girls performed a skit and hat show. Memorial committee presented Mrs Claire Benedict with a memorial bouquet. Next year’s meeting will be in Polk with Pearl Lou president Lillian Sargent vice president Sarah Smith warden and Karen McDonald inside guardian.
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Bellwood
Rebekah Lodge
Emma Schlesinger
Clive Ready
Marshally
Mildred White
Hazel Kilgore
Inside Guardian
Laura
Outside Guardian
Myrtle Bush
Derren Bell
Thelma Jones
Linda Low
United Nations
Gerald Mick
Waelivan
United Methodist Church
Theta Rho
Districts Memorial Committee
Claire Benedict
Polk
Pearl Lou
Lillian Sargent
Sarah Smith
Karen McDonald
Guardian
Spring musicale set for Monroe
Monroe High School Music Department under Mrs. Saundra Bouger presents a Spring musicale on Tuesday April 1 at 7 30 p m in the City Auditorium. Participants include boys glen girls glee mixed chorus and girls tripletr. Public invited.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Saundra Bouger
City Auditorium
Glen
Fire drill at local hospital educates staff
Behlen Memorial Hospital employees conducted a routine extinguisher and hose drill on Wednesday. Mary Nelson of the Columbus Fire Department described fire types and extinguishers and a film titled Ax for Fires was shown. The hospital periodically holds training sessions for all personnel.
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Behlen Memorial Hospital
Mary Nelson
Columbus Fire Department
Nebraska State Medical Association Convention Date and Place
The Nebraska State Medical Association will hold its 102nd annual convention April 26 to 29 at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. The meeting was announced today.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska State Medical Association
Cornhusker Hotel
Rites Thursday for area woman McMullin
Funeral services for Mrs. Ilarold Lela Blanch McMullin 73 were held at First United Church of Christ Leigh. Born December 17 1896 in Hebron she taught in Leigh before marriage and lived there since 1918. Survivors include Harold three sons two daughters 13 grandchildren a brother and a sister. Burial followed at Leigh Cemetery. She died Monday in Schuyler after a Timonthliness.
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Leigh
Ilarold
Lela Blanch) McMullin
First United Church of Christ
District 43
United Church of Christ and Ladies’ Guild
Robert
Topeka
Kan. Russell
Morton
Byo
Eileen) Neuhaus
Lowell
Rath) Feye
Columbus man arrested on grand larceny charge
Sherl's officers arrested Columbus man Janes Slade on a grand larceny charge. He is accused of stealing a radiator from a grader at Skylark Raceway, released on $500 home bond and ordered to appear in County Court on April 23.
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Sherl
Columbus
Janes Slade
Skylark Raceway
Slade
Accident report lists Columbus crash and court fines
Police investigated a Thursday accident involving Lola Noerle and Craig Schraltz near 28th Street and 31st Avenue. A 10 year old passenger, Lanette Schmitz, was treated at St Mary Hospital. Traffic fines were issued in Municipal Court to multiple drivers for speeding and light violations. Community notices cover troop meetings, choir rehearsals, marriage licenses, and club events.
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Columbus
Lola E. Noerle
Bartlett
Craig E. Schraltz
David I. Rateliff
Raymond E. Frazer
Diana NM. Neemeyer
Cecelia M. Miralsky
David City
Danini K. Riley
Virginia J. Aldrich
Roger P. Kavanaugh
Russel G. Evans
Rex ON
Adair
Terry L. Warren
Nickolite
Floyd L. Warren
Columbus Chamber backs Barber for Nebraska Board of Regents
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce education committee endorsed Wayne Barber for the University of Nebraska Board of Regents Sixth District. Columbus businessman Roger Olson urged support citing Barber’s qualifications and potential to coordinate Platte Junior College with the University. Platte County is the only Sixth District county with a junior college.
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Columbus Chamber of Commerce Education
Wayne i
Columbus
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Eastcentral
Nebraska
Colmbus
Roger Olson
Barber
Nebraska Public Power District
Barder
Olson
Chelion
Plate Junior College
University of Nebraska
P College
Uve University
Platte County
Hospital Births and Admissions at St. Mary Hospital
Birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shriver at 33rd Street, eight pounds six ounces. Admissions include Mrs. William Micek of Columbus. Dismissals list several individuals in Columbus, Howells, Moncoe, Nawman Grove, and Genoa. A Britannica note cites Minnesota water area per land area.
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Lions Club
Kernadine Kintecik
St. Mary Hospital
Wil
Brazil
William Lux
Vernon Zimmerman
Vernon Shriver
Strees
William Micek
Columbus
Robert Balis
Matthew Jones
Pranklin Matulka
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Allen Seinwartz
Howells
Walter Karms
Moncoe
Bruno Becher
Melvin Franzen
Nawman Grove
Gerald Osantowski
Genoa
Planned Security from Equitable Life Insurance
An advertisement outlines a permanent life policy with term insurance, promising a lump sum for beneficiaries, monthly income for dependents, and cash for retirement. It urges calling The Alon from Equitable for the complete story and emphasizes low premiums and cash value growth.
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Anyame Progran
Equitable
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Kenneth Kalkowski
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Larry Greenwald
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Pete Peterson
Oakland
Harold Kiler
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Tom Paper
Michael Tap
Wunderlich
Bock
Mrs. Toward Milburn
St. Edward
Columbus Savings Mrh
St. & Ih Ave
Tiny
Dean Foland
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Belgrade
Sq. J Liquor Mart
Columbus Farman Equipment
Tham
Donald Drozd
Kingsley Smith
Joyce Bunny Club
Bill Werts
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Clayton H
Clay) Christensen
Agnes Michaelson
Louie's
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Geli Badlinger
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Tokens
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Gladys Knight
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Ohio Express
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Largatt Tax Service
Pershing Center
East
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Apel 15
Lakeviewigh School
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Knights of Columbus
Opportunity Center
Kathy Brock
Scotus High
Holy Name
St. Anthony Church
Pam
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Grimly
Creighton D. Steiner
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Anna Mae Tiams
Immanuel Lutheran Church
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St. Bonaventure
Columbus Public Library
10Th Avenue
Boy Scouts
Circle
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Nigel
Eugene Kosch
Shelby
Leland Houser
PTA Health Coumnntee
Tunior High
Nite Riders
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Hospital Ausnaty
Uehlen Memorial Hospital
Lew Cireles
Trinity Lutheran Lgw
Lillian Anderson
Addit Mill
Wilna Pie
Ann Brase
Puestiy
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Botty Potter
Avlig Klug
Barbara Heier
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Alegend
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Rory Calmoun
Leslie Irelle
Larne Kazan
CC Committee
Wayne Barber
Minnesota
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Unbient States Home Office
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